Two Accidents In Ogden Involving Trailer House
Two Ogden families see similar trailer accidents on different days near Yellowstone Park. Cecil C Shaw and Eliot T Sampson, each with a married couple and children, suffered total trailer losses while tow vehicles minor damage about fifty dollars. One incident involved a blown tire and skid, the other a trailer tilting and a jack.
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Ogden
Ety
Cecil C. Shaw
Eliot T. Sampson
Agnes
Yellowstone Park
Vehicle Crash Near Strawberry Springs Delays Traffic
The Cecil Shaw family trailer tire blew on Highway 36 near Strawberry Springs road. The trailer and car skidded. the trailer hit a rock tearing it from the pickup. The Eliot Sampson family’s trailer broke under a spring, causing a jackknife across the highway and blocking traffic. Deputy Arlando Larsen credited Blaine Taylor with placing flares and cones to stop an oncoming semi-truck, preventing a possible collision.
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Strawberry Springs
Cecil Shaw
Yellowstone Park
Eliot ‘I'Sampson
Yellowfence Parken Bridagc
Arlando Larsen
Blaine Taylor
Franklin Farms Show Decrease In Recent Period
The 1964 Census counts 796 farms in Franklin County down from 927 in 1959. County stats include average farm size 3.69 acres, average farm value $51 812, and 1964 sales across products totaling $8 198 519 with crops $2 672 123 and livestock $5 436 395.
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Franklin
Franklin County
Two Vehicles Demolished in Highway Collision
Two cars collided at the Highway 36 and Riverdale road intersection Sunday. Ford R. O. Grade, 56, of Soda Springs and William R. Fish, 41, of Prestoni, were the drivers. Fish said he stopped on Riverdale road and pulled out, failing to see the other car. Fish’s vehicle spun in the road. Grade was reported as unable to yield. Fish was cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Riverdale
Ford
R. O. Grade
Soda Springs
William R. Fish
Prestoni
Mrn
FaNae
Notice of Subscription Rate Increase for The Citizen
Notice effective September 10 increases to four dollars per year in area and five dollars out of area due to higher material and production costs. Those who subscribe by September 10 may lock in current rates: three options in area and out of area rates for one to three years.
Phi Dels Rally Near Citi Zen Bonus Goal at 81 630 Points
Preston High Phi Dels boost weekly total to 81 630 with 18 370 needed to reach 100 000 for extra club money. Top girl prizes are 100, 50, 25 and dinners at Deer Cliff Inn or Zan avoo Lodge, with standings showing Jill Boden leading and Beth Orme contending for third.
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Preston High School
Phi Dels
Phi-Dels
Beth Orme
Jill Boden
Vicki Smith
Candice Lowe
Ardis Petterberg
Maurine Forsgren
Tami Anderson
Kayla Redington
Deer Cliff Inn
Zanavoo Lodge
River tragedy ends life of ex resident Harold J Poulsen
Harold Jens Poulsen 60 a former Preston resident drowned Thursday in the Snake River during a tubing fishing trip near Massacre Rock He was with his son Bart and son in law Darwin Jolley of Preston Poulsen moved to Bremerton four and a half years ago and worked as a painter at Puget Sound Naval Shipyards He had served in the Marine Corps and completed an LDS mission to the Southern States 1935 37 Survivors include his widow Velma and other family members
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Harold Jens Poulsen
Preston
Snake River
Bart
Darwin Jolley
Massacre Rock
Bremerton
Wash
Poulsens
Poulsen
Joey
Duck Point
Mr Poulsen
C E
Theodore
Aldeng
Amy Swenson Poulsen
Velma C Keller
Salt Lake Temple
County Commissioners Approve Franklin County Hospital Plan
Franklin County plans a new county hospital and nursing home funded by county and federal money under Hill Harris act. Fetzer and Fetzer of Salt Lake City to design. project aims for under 1 million total with state aid and 50 percent federal share. Bed count: hospital 25 30, nursing home 39. site searches underway. 1967 Hill Harris funding hoped.
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Ankling County Hospital
Hill Harris
Fetzer and Fetzer
Salt Lake City
Lovelock
Thedford Roper
County Commission
Franklin County
Roper
Theuilding
Hospital Board
Salt Lake
Lovelock Hospital
Leo Hawkes
Preston
Sengerian Eae Oe Ice
Oroapside
Hospital License Extended 90 Days in Idaho
The Franklin County General Memorial Hospital received a 90 day provisional license extension from the Idaho Department of Health. Hospital officials report a recent inspection found progress on the building program and safety upgrades. The extension aims to support bond financing for a new hospital, with a second phase of remodeling contingent on election outcomes.
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Franklin County General Memorial Hospital
Idaho Department of Health
Earl Shumway
Hosp Board
Terrell
Goes Ment
Bae of Ane Res
Sion
Carver
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Chamber Members Tour Three-County Area For Unity
Preston chamber officials led 23 members on a goodwill tour through Bear Lake and Caribou counties visiting Montpelier Paris Soda Springs and Grace. The group met with local leaders and toured the El Paso phosphate plant near Conda highlighting water development as a regional need. Joseph Garner former chamber president urged cooperation across the legislative district to advance area development.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Garner
Chamber of Commerce
Cup
Bear Lake
Caribou
el Paso
Soda
Montpelier
Paris
Soda Springs
Grace
Rl Paso Company
Conda
Beaver Farm Becomes Home to Giant Beavers and Visitors
The article describes Beaver Farm owners and operators nurturing beavers that reach large sizes, their habitat along creeks, and the careful handling of visitors. Beavers feed on bark and twigs with the farm supplying commercially prepared food, while staff escort guests and explain mid-ranching practices.
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Ares
George
Rich
Tha Amin
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