Harvest Safety Urged By University of Idaho Extension
The University of Idaho Cooperative Extension Service warns of higher harvest risks this year due to a cool wet summer. Farmers are urged to careful operations with corn silage cutters and truck handling, use hand signals, work on level ground, and avoid late shifts as darkness reduces visibility.
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University of Idaho Cooperative Extension Service
Extension Service
U of I Extension Service
U of I
Speed Can Be Dangerous In A Tragic Car Crash
A bone-crushing accident claims a life and seriously injures another as speed factors in a wreck involving a sports car. The piece warns that speed is a powerful energy to be harnessed and urges caution to riders and drivers, hoping the tragedy reminds others to curb risky driving.
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Snoopy
How About Defense 1976 Editorial on National Defense
The piece argues voters should judge candidates by defense stances. It cites Colonel Heinl detailing Soviet military growth, including 1600 ICBMs and higher spending, versus U.S. 5 percent of GNP on defense. It urges electing defenders to reverse the perceived trend. It also notes hunting motives from a UW survey, with nature and camaraderie as top reasons.
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Washington
Congress
Robert D. Heins
U.S Marine Corps
Detroit News
Russia
Hitler
United States
Heinl
Ussr
Oldest Idaho white child born dies at 88 in Idaho
Mrs. Margaret Ann Frew Moore, 88, claimed as Idaho's oldest living white child born, died at the Martin home. She was born in Franklin on September 7, 1862. A refrigerator car exploded on the U P line in Swan Lake injuring Deputy Sheriff Ike Marshall and two railroad workers.
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Margaret Ann Frew Moore
Idaho
D.A. Martin
Franklin
U.P
Swan Lake
Ike Marshall
Preston Horse Show stalls near completion
Pictured above are the new horse stalls as they were being completed for the Preston Horse Show this Thursday and Friday. The Preston show is described as unsurpassed in the intermountain territory for fine blooded horses.
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Preston
Intermountain
Deer Cliff Inn
Montpelier
Logan
Mink Creek
Cloyd Wilde
Golden Rule
Roy Murphy
Front page picture marks vote for secretary of state
The notice urges Jos Hansen in the upcoming election and calls for unity to boost prosperity. It notes Fraklin County Fair and Community Day at the fairgrounds on Sept 29 30 and urges exhibits. It reports high prices for wheat hay beets cattle hogs and sheep and praises current peace and prosperity. Mr Harley Greaves and Miss Mabel Carpenter were married in Salt Lake yesterday with Mr and Mrs Carpenter.
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Jos. Hansen
Franklin County
Harley Greaves
Mabel Carpenter
Mrs. Carpenter
Salt Lake
Mr. Greaves
Miss Carpenter
Harley Greaves: A Preston Civic Pillar Through Generations
Harley Greaves, born in 1889 in Preston, built a life around family business and community service. From his early work at Aiter Drug to leading roles in Rotary, he witnessed Preston’s growth, including the 1904 Bank of Preston opening and 1912 piped water. He retired in 1971 and died in 1976, leaving a legacy of civic dedication.
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Harley Greaves
Preston
Academy
Mink Creek
John C. Greaves
Burnham Hotel
Foss Furniture
Jim McQueen
Chris Gundesen
Ike Christensen
Alma Monson
Hefs
Aiter Drug
R.E. Brown
Winder
Banida
Joseph S. Geddes
John Larson
Bank of Preston
Greaves General
Harley
Joseph Greaves
Logan
Plains
Aitomby Trad
Utah
Fourth Ward
Oneida Stake
England
Earl Weaver
Earl
Greaves
General Store
Rotary Club
Rotary
West Point Cheating Scandal Expands Amid Claims of Cover-Up
The Army assigns lawyers to accused cadets and faces calls for inquiry into Lt Gen Sidney Berry and BG Walter Ulmer over possible cover-up. Reports suggest up to 400 cadets may be implicated with varying charges, while some tests show near identical answers. A separate drug crackdown pairs IRS with DEA to target traffickers, and a European tour by Federal Maritime chairman Karl Bakke drew criticism for travel expenses.
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West Point
Ewos
Richard Jones
Designation Sought By Idaho Governor For Fishing Policy
Governor Cecil D. Andrus addresses the Federation of Fly-Fishermen in Sun Valley praising Idaho fishing regulations that favor sport and conservation. He notes 291 miles of catch and release streams and 1,000 miles managed for wild fish stocks with no hatcheries, and credits the Fish and Game Department led by Director Joe Greenley for preserving the fishery resource.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
The
Federation of Fly -Fishermen
Sun Valley
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Joe Greenley
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University of Wisconsin
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the Citizen
Main Street
By Newell Hart
Joe Geddes
Harley Greaves General Merchandise
Riter Drug
Hart Music Shop
Randall’s
Farmers’ Equity
David E. Davis
Dave
Equity Dave
Beeley
Franklin Fe
Jack Anderson
Joe Spear
Army
Col Alton Harvey
Gary Cohn
Harvey
Sidney Berry
Cadets
Walter Ulmer
William Caldwell
Internal Revenue Service
Drug Enforcement
Internal Revenue
Ford
Karl E. Bakke
Miami
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San Francisco
New Orleans
Puerto Rico
Bakke
Europe
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Moscow
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Brussels
the Hague
Hamburg
London
Paris
Rotterdam
Custers
Peter Custers
Johns Hopkins University
Bangladesh
Dacca Central
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Steadman
Dayton
U.S
Steadman Sales and Service
Preston, Idaho
Isi West
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