Farmers oppose U S Agriculture policy at county meeting
A Franklin county gathering of farmers, business leaders, and U S government officials debated the Family Farm Policy Review by Charles F Brannan. The group voted 54 to 10 against answering the questionnaire, criticizing the USDA approach and urging better farmer outreach.
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U. S
Franklin County
U. S. Department
Agriculture
Agricultural‘ “Mobilization Committee
Department of Agriculture
Family Farm Policy Review
Sec. of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Associated Women of the
Farm Bureau
J. E. Cushman
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Thomas ‘Heath
Franklin County Sugar’ Co
Pea Grower Association
Beet Grower Ration
Extension Service
Soil Conservation
Ser
Forest Service
National Farm Loan , Association
Atm
Hghig
Sérvicen
Ose
Frank Gilbert
Franklin County Farm Bureau Federation
PMA
Gilbert
U. S. Department of’ Agriculture
USDA
Local Dairy Farmer Loses 40 Tons of Hay
Preston fire department battled a large stack of baled hay at a dairy farm northwest of town owned by William Hawkes Jr. The stack was a total loss with 40 tons of hay destroyed. Fire cause undetermined. Police urged bystanders to stay 500 feet behind the fire truck to avoid tickets.
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Preston City
Town
William Hawkes, Jr
Hawkes
C. I. Goff
Ogden burglary suspects nabbed after shotgun sale attempt
Deputy Ray Fackrell and State Patrolman Tony Contino seized five Ogden suspects after a reported buy sale of a shotgun and firearms from a 1940 sedan. The group included Bul Christopherson Carolyn Garner Thelma Cawlishaw and Newell Bowden. They were stopped in Ogden and transported for questioning.
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Leon H. Kealson
Ray Fackrell
Tony Contino
Bul Christopherson
Ogden
Carolyn Garner
Thelma
Cawlishaw
Newell ‘Bowden
Brigham
Kealson
Keith Sporting Goods
Willian Milipin
Reeder
Rural Youth Speech Contest Set for Sept 2
The Farm Bureau rural youth talk meet and talent finals move to Sept 2 at 9 p.m. at a new location in Franklin County. Leaders from Malad Downey Firth Shelley and Grace back the event with topics on The Farm Bureau's Role in International Affairs. Contestants ages 18 to 28 compete five minute talks using current material. County winners win an all expenses paid trip to Boise for the state finals in November with the state winner advancing to Chicago for the national contest and rural youth conference in December.
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Karl Ballif
Bureau
Malad
Downey
Firth
Shelley
Grace
Farm Bureau
National Committee On the Rural Youth
American Farm Bureau
Carlyle de la Croix
Franklin County
Boise
Chicago
Dee Sharp
Fairview
Brent Nash
Linrose
Ballit
Sugar Beet Growers Must Report Data to State Agency
An official notice states beet producers must provide required data to the Massachusetts agency before payments are issued. The directive outlines reporting obligations for sugar beet production and related sessions at designated stations.
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Ag Ieee Tings Soni
Aoe
Two From County Win Hunt Permits for Oct 13 16
Lyman A Purser and Abbie He Purser of Preston were the only two local names announced this week as permit winners for hunts in the Black Pine Division of the Minidoka forest from October 13 to 16. The Citizen also lists permit winners for elk on the Payette south fork unit three of the Owyhee deer hunt and the Payette river deer preserve, with no Franklin County residents included.
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Lyman A. Purser
Abbie
Payette River
Franklin County
Banida and Weston win rural youth talent find honors
Joseph Christensen of Banida sang in Spanish and played guitar while Mrs. La Rue Stone of Weston performed a comedy reading. They were named first place winners to compete for a $25 prize from the Associated Women of the Farm Bureau and store prizes.
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KPST
Joseph Christensen
Banida
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
American Food Store
Christensen
Johnson Drug Store
Stone
Carol McEntire
Lynn’ Brighit
Fate Baxavell Party Set for Dallas Memorial
The notice indicates a wake or farewell party for Keller, to be hosted in Dallas. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of Keller and associated individuals suggests a local memorial gathering.
Utah Power and Light workers win bravery award
A group of Utah Power and Light employees from the Oneida and Preston areas received bronze medals for heroism and teamwork in maintaining electric service during severe December weather. The awards were presented in Salt Lake City by donor Mr. Matthews, with dignitaries including Mayor Rulon Dunn in attendance.
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Apa
Salt Lake City
Claude ‘L. Matthews
Scott B. Dunlop
Grant L. Webb
Omer C. Hurd
Donald H. Pinson
Roy
A. Sorensen
James C. Perkins
William S. Done
Archie’Hills
Marion O. Perkins
George R. Upchurch
Budd'c. ‘Raymond
al L. Austin
Jesse M. Roberts
Ray’ F. Nelson
Thomas C. Poole
Leslie L. Johnson
Clinton’s. Low
Robert L. Williamson
Fred W.spillman
Luke G. Smith
Leo G.low
Samuel H. Johnson
Orson W. Hansen
Earl' Johnson
Varian W.hansen
William’s. Richardson
Stanley E. Peterson
Melvin ‘Smith
Edwinr
Nungesser
Oneida - Plant
Scott B. Runsop
A. .L. Austin
Spencer
C. Crookston
Leslie. L
Orson W. Hansen, Jr
Preston
Utah Power & Light Co
Matthews
St. Louis
Mark H. Jensen
Rufus M
Ners
Ap&l
Newhouse
Rulon Dunn
Don FE. Smith
THE
Citizen
J. E. Cushman
Adam S. Bennion
Earl J. Glade
Margaret S. Tasso Dies at Preston Hospital
Margaret Selva Tasso 68 died Thursday morning at Preston Hospital after a long illness. Born September 3, 1883 in Baldessore Italy she married James Tasso there September 22 1908. They moved to Clifton in 1922 then to Preston two years ago. Survived by her husband three sons and three daughters.
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Margaret Selva Tasso
A Hospital
Baldessore
Italy
Pieto
Anna Silva
Rock Springs
Wye
James ‘Tasso
Clifton
Crusade for Freedom motorcade to stop in Preston
Chairman J E Cushman and co chair Harold Swift announce a Preston stop for the Crusade for Freedom drive. The event includes a noon Wednesday demonstration titled Winds of Freedom featuring balloons and a demonstration of the German “iron cube” protest device.
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J. E. Cushman
Harold Swift
Crusade For Freedom
Preston
Germany
Preston ‘Post
Fae
Captain Mockil Wins Medals for Korea Service
Capt Mockil, of Preston and the First Marine Division stationed at Camp Pendleton California, received the Purple Heart with Gold Star for two wounds from the Inchon withdrawal at Chonjin and the Commendation Medal with Combat Valor for Korean actions.
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Mockil
Henry
Preston
Mvetreran
Korgan
First Marine’ Division
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
United Nations
Chonjin
Korea
Mockh
Inchon
Dayton youth dies in Korea first local casualty
Franklin County confirms Corporal Verl E Taylor age 22 from Dayton as first local casualty in the Korean War. He served with the Second Infantry Division after enlisting September 18 1950 and going overseas February 26. Born May 10 1928 he was a West Side High School graduate survived by parents one sister and three brothers and a grandfather. Last contact was August 25.
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A. Dayton’ Youth
E. Taylor
Franklin County
Irven
Taylor
Corp
Staylor
Army
Fort Riley
Kan
Sylvia Schwaneveldt
Weston
Elmer Taylor
Tremonton
Lyle, Taylor
Dayton
Wayne G. Taylor
Pocatello
John E. Taylor
Drive Under Way For Payroll Plan
A citywide campaign to install the payroll savings plan for purchasing U S defense bonds runs from Sept 3 to Oct 27 in Preston and Franklin county. T. Roy Peterson, chairman of the U S defense bond committee, announced the drive. Civic groups volunteer as campaign workers as the effort seeks to earn the defense bond flag city designation and Minute Man flag bearing the city's name. Continued on page 4.
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U. S. Defense
Preston
Franklin County
T. Roy Peterson
U S. Defense Bond Committee
Peterson
United States ‘Treasury Départment
Defense Bond
Theatre Schedule Gets Substitution
Substitution noted for theatre schedule due to a picture substitution after advertising copy was submitted. A Wednesday showing will feature The Prowler with Mr. Nielsen referenced.
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Secei Ag
Nielson
County Chairman Urges Precautions Amid Polio Cases
Franklin County faces polio cases with two confirmed on the west side within two weeks. County Chairman Olsen of Glencoe urges adherence to precautions from the Infantile Paralysis Foundation, noting silent carriers and triggers like fatigue or chilling. Contact 4288-12 for assistance. adults and children may qualify for aid.
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Franklin
Delmar
Maurice Tingey
Weston
Salt Lake’ City
Balls
Owen
Dayton
Mies
Boise
Olseh
Pelle
Olsen
Sala
Bys
The
National Foundation der Infantile
Yanklin Counbys
LDS Missionaries Boost Preston Citizen Readership
Letters from Great Lakes mission workers Henry D. Lewis of Oxford and B Meek of Abilene recount their appreciation for the Preston Citizen. Both note mailing address changes and describe the paper as a link to home during their missionary service in Texas and Ohio.
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Great Lakes Mission
Henry D. Lewis
Nlien
Oxford
Lewis
Lake Shore
Blvd
Euclid 23
Abilene
Tom Green
Odessa
Tex
Deputy Locked Up in Local Sheriff Office Scuffle
A garbled report describes a deputy being detained by the sheriff's office amid a disruptive incident. The fragment mentions the deputy, sheriff, and unclear location or date, with scattered phrases suggesting internal conflict or arrest.
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Cesiiny
Tapas
Utah
Frey
Fuiployes
Margaret S. Tasso
Preston’ Hospital
Frank
County
Chaiman
LDS
Sheriff’s Office
Fockup
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