Harvests Set to Start October 3 in Franklin County Beet Crops
Officials of the Franklin County Sugar Co expect an excellent 1949 beet crop with yields over one ton per acre. Mechanical harvesting will begin around October 3, reducing costs by at least 50 percent. Workers, including Mexican and Navajo labor, will be mobilized later in the month, and applications are being taken for plant work during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Franklin , County
Jared Lewis
Franklin
Mr. Lewis
Season Opens for Coervation Hen Hunting in Multiple Counties
Officer Operage announces the hen season opens Saturday Sept 17 at noon and closes the next day. The season covers Butte Camas Gooding Lincoln and large Lost River drainages in Custer County including Big Lost River game preserve and parts of Blaine Minidoka north of the Union Pacific line. It also opens in Twin Falls except Minidoka forest state sanctuary and Birch Creek in Lemhi. plus Bonneville Bingham Jefferson Madison Clark Fremont Bear Lake Caribou and portions of Power north of Union Pacific and west of American Falls reservoir.
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Atsnoon
Bay Arid Possession
Butte
Camas, Gooding
Lincoln
Big
Little Lost River
Custer County
Big“Lost River Game Preserve
Blaine
Minidoka
Union’ Pacific
Twin_Falls
Minidoka Forest
Lemhi County
Birch Creek
Bonneville
Bingham, Jefferson
Madison, Clark
Fremont
Bear, Lake and
Caribou
Power County
Union Pacific Railroad
American Calls
Idaho PTA Conference Held in Pocatello
Miss Nelle Shagan urged delegates to start people thinking about problems facing American schools. L. L. Faler presided as fifth district president with sessions on health education legislation and parent education. Speakers included Mrs. Fred Davis and George N. Green among others. 100 delegates attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Shagan
National Congress
PTA
Idaho
Pocatello
Fifth District
P-Ta
Shagan
Faler
Paul Kohout
C. F. Goebel
Harley Ward
Wallard Lund
Fred Davis
Preston
J. B. Blackhurst
George N. Green
C. S. Basquet
Rupert Eleven Here Tomorrow For Indian Tilt
Rupert visits Rupert Indians in a near miss defensive duel that ended in a scoreless tie as South Cache shut out Preston. Clair Cutler boomed a 60 yard punt while Finley starred on both sides, Oliver pleased with the defense and Rupert prep for a Magic Valley clash next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cache High School
Preston
South Cache
Jas
SouthoCache
Clair
Cutler
Finley
Utah
Glen Oliver
Rupert
Magic Valley
Indians
Oliverson
Colonel Timberlake Addresses Rotarians on Atomic Bomb
Col E W Timberlake, veteran of two wars and head of an ROTC unit, told Preston Rotarians about nuclear fission and the atomic bomb using charts and equations. He emphasized that wars are won by men, warned against overreliance on force, and urged maintaining an efficient fighting force while noting the UN’s potential to curb war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Timberlake
West Point
Timberlake
Hitler
Albert Einstein
Germany
Guring
Tracas
Logan
Sampson
United Nations
Russia
Europe
Paris
Rome
London
Brussels
George. Washington
Delaware
Six Riders in Ford Sedan Roll Over Near Bear Creek
Del mar L. Olson of Glencoe drove a 1949 Ford sedan with six riders when an uphill on the county road near Bear Creek caused the right wheel to catch on soft shoulder. The car rolled 60 feet and overturned. Olson and five passengers escaped injury. vehicle damage estimated at 275 to 300 dollars.
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Pac
Delmar L. Olson
Glencoe
Bear Creek
Anthony Bentley Named New Executive For Valley Scouts
The Cache valley council of the Boy Scouts of America hired Anthony I. Bentley as field scout executive to replace Owen H. Hall who is leaving after three years. Bentley, a Mesa, Arizona native, came from the Roosevelt area council in Phoenix and has a long background in education and scouting including degrees from Brigham Young University and USC, plus twelve years of LDS church educational service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Boy, Scouts of America
Anthony I. Bentley
Owen H.hall
Bentley
Roosevelt Area Council
Phoenix
Ariz
Bent
Juarez Stake Academy
University ‘of Mexico
University of Southern California
Juarez Stake
Mexico
Star Valley
Wyo
Mesa
Aziz
Quot
Car Overturns Friday Driver Slightly Injured
A Friday night crash on the highway near Prés fon left a 1939 coupe overturned with the driver injured. Dale Howell was traveling when the vehicle overturned on the shoulder. Patrolman Kelly Houk reported about $200 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Howéll
Stan Ea ” Dale
Ediad “Baifda
Howell
Theo Gar
Kelly Houk
Golfer Clifford Scores Hole in One at Local Club
A golfer named Warr and partner Dunn watched Clifford achieve a hole in one on the 135 yard No. 19 cup during a round at a local club. The success came as another foursome teed off from No. 2 and loudly proclaimed the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Lidan
Assa
Jando
Cliff
Warr
Smith
Dunn
Cornish Captures Title in 16th Little World Series
Cornish won first place at the 16th annual Little World Series sponsored by the Pioneer City Lions Club in Franklin. The windup week drew large crowds and featured closely contested games, with Franklin placing second and Treasureton third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Franklin
Pioneer City Lions
Valley
Treasureton
Lewiston
Dayton
Mound Valley
Weston
Benefit softball game to aid injured Morris Parry
Two stake champion teams Perry Preston First Stake and Oneida stake champs meet Friday evening at 8 for a county LDS championship benefit. The proceeds aid Morris Parry who was injured in the regional tournament last week and has been unable to work since a collision with a Logan player that tore his collarbone and shoulder muscles. The teams have split two prior games, each winning once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS
Hera
Morris Parry
Logan
Preston
Winder
Oneida
Utah Traffic Officer Speaks at Lions Meeting
Utah state traffic officer Earl Hunsaker of Logan spoke at a Lions Club meeting about safety through courtesy on the nation’s highways. He urged officers to set an example to improve accident records as reflected by future results. The Lions safety committee led by W R Groves, Harland Simmons and Carl D Booker organized the event. Allen Chatterton played trumpet with Marilyn Baker assisting. Attendance reached 100 percent honoring Lions president Merlin Smith.
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Earl
Hungaker
Utah
Logan
Lions Club
Hunsaker
Arthur Houk
Idaho
Lions’ Safety Committee
Allen Chatterton
Marilyn Baker
The
Lions
Merlin Smith
Invitations Mailed For First Knife and Fork Club Meeting
Invitations were mailed this week to Preston Knife and Fork club members for the inaugural fall season. The September 24 dinner event will feature Indian lore and culture depicted by Charles Eagle Plume, a descendant of the Oot tribe, from Montana. Plume, a University of Colorado graduate and Columbia University doctoral candidate, served three years as an Army scout in the Southwest Pacific at the start of World War II. Continued on page 9.
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Charles
Local Cafe Change In Lewiston Ties To Stocks Purchase
Nelson's cafe in Lewiston, formerly Snowey’s, will be renamed the Corner Cafe after stockholder Glenn Stocks leased the site since May 15. Stocks, now owner, plans relocation with his family to Preston soon.
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Loraies
Snowey
Nelson's Cafe
Glenn
Nelson
Fairview
Reorganization Aids Idaho Tuberculosis Chest X-Ray Plan
A Monday meeting in the Franklin County courthouse reorganized the local Anti Tuberculosis association with A B Stein guiding plans for mailing Christmas seals. D Ariel Nash elected president, Mrs Abner Larsen vice president, Aless Nash secretary treasurer, and Mrs Dean Jensen as chairman. The group aims to raise funds for a mobile chest X ray program to detect tuberculosis early, costing about 36000 yearly if state funds are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Anti-Tuberculosis Association
A. B. ‘Stein
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Assn
Boise
Abner ‘Larsen
D. Ariel Nash
Larsen
Aless Nash
Dean Jensen
Will Swerve
H Beal
Stein
Department—Of—Public Health
Ram Sale Set for Sept 24 at Pocatello Idaho
The 23rd annual fall ram sale hosted by the Idaho Wool Growers Assn under Mrs Blastock and Robert Blastock will be held in Pocatello on September 24. The event promotes breeding better sheep through selected ram show and sale featuring Hampshire Suffolk Suffolk Hampshire and whiteface breeds. Entries are closed and offerings reviewed before acceptance.
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Pocatello
Idaho Wool .Growers Assn
Blastock
Abio
Bettey
Lincoln- Rambouillets
Blatock
Injured Woman in Auto Crash Near Franklin
Mrs Belnap, former Elaine Smith Logan, was seriously injured Monday morning when her car left Highway 91 north of Franklin, rolled three times, and came to rest on its side. She was treated at Preston hospital where X rays showed a broken pelvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dani
Belnap
Preston
Franklin
Darrel LeFevre
County Road Projects Completed in Franklin County
Public works commissioner identifies two highway improvements as completed in Franklin County Idaho and calls for filing of claims within 90 days. Holmes Construction Co. awarded contract for Mink Creek road work and state aid project 98(5) on highway 34 between Preston and Treasureton, both completed August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. McKinney
Ito, Holmes ‘Construction Co
Heyburn
Holmes: Construction Co
Department of Public Works
Boise
Franklin county fairs honors in Ormsby Colt De Kol shows
Franklin county showcases dominate at the fair with Ormsby Colt De Kol owned by Henry Drury and sons sweeping senior and grand championships in produce of dam and junior divisions. Three offspring of Ormaby Colt De Kol win firsts in their classes as the Franklin herd defeats five rival herds, with multiple firsts and placings across bull calves heifers and juniors. Continued on page B.
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Idaho
Blackfoot
Franklin
Henry Drury
Franklin County
Ithes
Ormaby
Kol
Willowdale
Colantha
Inka
Drury
Ormbby
Cola de
Bull
Lane
Echo
Cola Barney
Beifer
Drury Lane
Barney
Jack Allred
Henry
Douglas
Wright
Henry , Drury
D. W. Carver
Talbot
Henry’ Drury
Henry “Drury
Douglas Wright
Shumway
Yanathe & Cevent
Druryiaentry
Bieta Vettoss
Local Pilots Attend National Air Races
Stan Atkinson Lyman Ballif John Smith Spence Crookston and Thayne Harris fly Beechcraft from Preston airport on September 2 to attend the national air races in Cleveland in an Ercoupe. Don Atkinson and John Nogey visit Nogey's parents in Pittsburg on return. New airport students include Don Newbold Eldon Winn Robert Ward Ronald Drury Armond Auger and Eddy Griffeths. Farrell Merrill and Don Cole recently earned private pilot licenses.
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Stan Atkinson
Lyman
Ballif
John ‘Smith
Spencé
Crookston
Thayne -Harris
Beechcraft
Preston
National Air
Glevelan
Ercoupe
Don Atkinson
John Nogey
Pittsburg
Mr. Nogey
Don .Newbold
Eldon Winn
Robert Ward
Ronald Drury
Armbold
Auger
Eddy Griffeths
Farrell Merrill
Don Cole
Obituary and High School Football Result Noted
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Sarah Deney Hatch aged 90, last of the original pioneers, with remarks by LDS bishop J. Arlo Moss and family members. In sports, West Side Pirates beat Grace Red Devils 13 8, ending a two-year tie streak with key plays by Grant Miller and Melvin Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airle
J. Arlo.Moss
LDS
Sarah Deney Hatch
Franklin
Alton Hatch
William Johnson
Clarence Parks
Betty ~Anthony
WBS
Jessie Nield
Carma
Ririe
Roma
Yates
Betty “Anthony
B. Dunk
Jey
William
Jessie’ Niel
Roma Lee Harris
Reed
Moss
Algteement
Bev
Nice
Parkinson
Will ‘Ford Hatch
Dwight’ Jensen
Pirates
West Side High School
Red Devils
West Side
Grant Miller
Lem‘mon
Melvin Coburn
Eddie* Winward
Miller
Grace
Siers
Harry Lemmon
Westover
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Indian’ Tilt
Hart
Anthony Bentley
Valley Scouts
Benslit
Are
Loraine Snowey
Cafe
Tuberculosis ‘Assn
Mink Creek
State Fair
National
Air
Sarah Hatch
China
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