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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1963

Page

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Bear River Project decision delays water rights hearing

In Idaho the Bear River irrigation dispute faces a delay as officials prepare a decision within about 30 days after a two day hearing. Residents and the protective committee urge reconsideration, arguing the project should align with the governor’s report and Region 4 comments.

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President Kennedy urged to make quick Preston stop during Utah tour

Utah leaders seek a brief Kennedy visit to Preston during his western conservation tour. R C Cranney and Senator Church push for a stop with plans for an Indian Smoke Signal greeting. A Salt Lake City staff meeting is planned as delegation arranges routes over Bear River Project and Great Salt Lake.

John F. Kennedy Preston West R. C. Cranney Utah-Idaho Bear River Church Washington Salt Lake City Utah Bear Sen. Church Ralph Harding Frank Moss Cranney Bear River Project Mr. Cranney Bear River Basin Great Salt Lake Idaho Great Glen Canyon Dam

Grace Schools Start Monday Announcement Covers New Term

Grace consolidated schools opened September 2 with no harvest vacation this year. Work permits will be issued to eligible students. Thatcher school lists Vera as principal and cites Rex ur, Giles, and others as staff. School district 148 is referenced with several names in the text.

GRACE Grace Consolidated Schools Thatcher Er An Fillies Christensen Rexur Vob Giles Ives Roe Ralph .Anderson Ralph’ Hanser Dick Holstat Lakatn John iMer ‘Daven Burton Foreman Ard Chantel

Postmaster Quits After 41 Years at Preston Office

Orion Jensen retires after forty one years with the Preston post office. He recalls primitive 1922 offices with ad pot belly stoves and winter clothing for clerks. Rural carriers faced horse and buggy routes and nearby stations Mink Creek Banida and Oxford once served as post offices. Jensen notes meeting notable figures including Calvin Coolidge during his tenure.

Orion Jensen Post Office Department Preston Jensen Post Office Federal Land Bank Earl Goslind Tom Spangberg Mink Creek Banida Calvin Coolins I ‘andrJohn

OES C of C Opens Slogan Contes at Preston Entrance

Feeble garbled text describes a slogan contest by the OES Chamber of Commerce for Welcome To Preston signs at the north and south entrances. The fragment mentions uncertain names and places and does not form a coherent report or outcome.

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Preston area chosen site for new cheese plant

Officials of the Giearfield Cheese company visited Preston to report that a site other than Preston had been selected for the new plant. Representatives thanked the local community for its wonderful hospitality during the visit to Tremontot, Tremont area.

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Franklin County Fair winds down centennial edition

Fragmented report shows 1963 Franklin County Fair closing with top show and fireworks. Journal notes large crowds, high quality exhibits across departments, and record junior fair sales led by Diane Roberts and Mark Viernes. Open class awards go to Knapp Izatt Exchler Lewis Peterson with champion rams to Lewis Knapp and Exchler.

Glenn Max Norton Maibottese F Board Cetipacr Joseph Cherrington Diane Roberts Pail Pe Theater Club Franklin Sounty Jesse Ercy. Gibson Franklin Junior Ageant Arold Lowe Franklin Ee Farm ‘Bureau Ph Lin Mark Visanes Cresent Rams Benson,Lewis Walter Knapp Fred’ Er Knapp Ed Durei Caribou Lake Preckie

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