Library District On Ballot For Franklin County Voters
Franklin County voters will decide on forming a county library district when polls open November 7. A Oct 18 public hearing drew about 15 attendees including the Preston Carnegie Library board. The county clerk will draft a countywide ballot for residents outside Preston city limits where a district already exists.
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Franklin County
Board of County Commissioners
Preston
Carnegie Library Board
Preston City
Ellen Greaves
Preston Library Board
Doug Webb
World beauty contest winner headlines area Preston native
Jay Nielson of Preston wins a national photo contest earning a round the world trip for two. Born in Logan and educated at Preston High, Columbia University and University of Utah, he is an associate Salt Lake architect and enjoys art and music.
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Carl P Nielson
Preston
Nielson
Salt Lake Area
Logan
Eston
Preston High School
Columbia University
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Earl Jay Nielson
Earl
Aleen Parson
Burley
Hile
Bountiful
Lyle Shipley
Preston High
United States
Franklin County Voters Deadline Ahead of November Election
About 4600 residents are registered in Franklin County with new registrations ongoing. Voters may register through their community registrars and until November 4 with the county clerk. The general election is set for November 7 per Mrs Richard.
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Franklin County
Pickup Knocks Down Sheep Herd Killing 25
Sheri McKay of Weston driving a 1967 pickup struck a herd on Linrose road near Fred Bingham residence shortly before 7 am. About 25 sheep were killed and two or three injured. McKay could not stop in time, the pickup sustained roughly $1000 in damage, and no citation was issued. The sheep were owned by Lloyd Keller and value estimates were not provided.
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Sheri McKay
Weston
Linrose
Fred Bingham
McKay
Lloyd Keller
Luncheon and Registration Notes From Preston Meeting
A Ladies Luncheon is set at Republican Headquarters in Preston for Thursday Oct 26 at 12 30 p m with public access to state and local candidates and explanations of nine constitutional amendments Tickets available at the door and from party workers. Swainston reports about 30 new voter registration cards filed. primary shows 4 531 registered with 52 percent voting. Voter registration deadlines run to Nov 4. precinct workers assist until Oct 27. Polls will operate in 16 precincts with multiple party ballots including Republican Democratic American Socialist Workers and Peace and Freedom.
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Swainston
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Fairview
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Mapleton
Mink Creek
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Whitney
Church
Weston
Harold B. Lowe
Mark Hart
James Wesley Owsley
Woodrow G. Porter
O. Sherwin Webb
Michael
D. Kunz
Kimber J ' Christensen
Angus
Joseph L. Moser
Dean‘labrams
Caribou County Farm Bureau Banquet Scheduled
The Caribou County Farm Bureau announces its annual banquet set for Saturday at 7:30 PM at the Idaho Stake Center in Seda Springs Nevada. W W and Dele OE are listed among organizers.
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Caribou
West Side Dress Code To Be Voted On Ballot
West Side School District trustees decide to take the dress code dispute to voters. The proposal asks whether girls may wear pant suits and coordinates in regular school day attire, with polls open 8 am to 8 pm on November 7 at Weston Dayton and Oxford Clifton churches.
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West Side
West Side School District Board of Trustees
Weston
Dayton
Oxford-Clifton
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