Franklin county exhibits honor at Eastern Idaho State fair
Franklin county dominated divisions at the Eastern Idaho State fair winning top honors in Holstein Friesian and Milking Shorthorn cattle. The 4-H clubs showed 121 exhibits with most earning blue ribbons and several clothing and canning awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Idaho
Teta Apm
Franklin County
Douglas Wright
J. Nef
Patricia Maughan
Preston
Idaho Wool Growers ' Assn
Pacific International
Portland
Ore
Diane 7Mpton
Marion Nuffer
Naale “Fackrell
Lillias Ann Tanner
Norda Lee
Martha Jensen
Carol J .C m
Vthe
An Ees Sons Lundh
Ing 4-H ‘Dairy
Wes
Eh Club
Betty’ Jane Gilbert
Enid Berkstead
Carla Cole
Gloria Smart
Lila Jean
Stenberg
Claris Gilbert
Diane
Hampton
Betty Kay Griffeth
Lila Joy—Peterson
Evelyn Hunt
Elaine Waterlaus
Preston High School Homecoming Parade Tomorrow
Preston high school hosts homecoming events tomorrow with a 12 30 parade featuring floats from classes and clubs. Senior queen candidates Zoe Andreason Jeddy Merrill and Lila Foster will ride a special float. The Indians face Box Elder at 1 30 pm followed by an evening dance in Nielsen gym with a good orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Zoe’ Andreason
Jeddy Merrill
Lila
Foster
Nielson Gymnasium
Sales Promotion Expert Will Speak Here Monday
A sales promotion and public relations expert will speak Monday evening under the auspices of a group of local business men. Frank E. Cox, reader and public relations manager of scientific merchandising in various businesses, will address Preston merchants. The gathering starts at 7:30 p.m. in the chamber of commerce rooms. All business men are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Cox
Preston Merceting
Ithe Chamber of Commerce
Harold H Smith To Edit Next Issue In Vacation Shuffle
Harold H Smith of Blackfoot will edit the Citizen next week while editors Don Smith and family take a rare full week vacation. The Smiths and their son Kent plan to leave Friday for Jules, with continued coverage noted on page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Smith
Blackfoot
THE
Citizen
Don Smith
Smith
Kent
Jules
Preston Future Farmers Team Wins Fourth in Judging
The Preston Future Farmers of America judging team placed fourth out of 22 at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot, with a score of 1498.1. Members Darrel Woodward Ralph Forsgren and Delano Cafferty competed in beef sheep and swine judging, while Teton won with 1579.7 points.
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Preston
Future Farmers
Preston Future Farmers of America
Idaho
Blackfoot
Roberts
Shelly
Palls
Buhl
Filer
Oakley
Yas
Séc
Darrel Woodward
Ralph Forsgren
Delano Cafferty
Hasco Upholstery Opens In Preston Area
William Bil Jones formerly of Logan opens Hasco Upholstery at 115 North State St rear Preston Supply Co. in Preston. Jay Adkins and Art Collins join as staff with motto We upholster anything including pianos radios beds automobiles and cushions. The firm will make draperies and slip covers to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bil Jones
Logan
Sof
Preston
Jones
Hasco
North State St
Preston Supply Co
India
RAF
Jay Adkins
Art .Collins
Eradication Plan Targeting Utah Chub in Two Reservoirs
State and county fish and game officials plan to eradicate all fish from Glen dale and Lamont reservoirs to combat overpopulation of Utah chub. A public meeting is set for next Saturday evening to discuss the project with Forrest Hauck, state fisheries biologist, attending to arrange eradication logistics. The operation will extend to Worm creek and the Cub river canal, using a non-harmful toxicant, with restocking of trout planned for later this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Lamont
Spe
Hela
Forrest’ Hauck
Preston
Utah
Glendale Reservoir
Fish and Game
Tanner daughter enters mission in Salt Lake City
Mrs. Lucy Tanner accompanied her daughter June to Salt Lake City where Miss Tanner entered the mission prior to leaving next week for the eastern states mission field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Tanner
June
Salt Lake City
Miss Tanner
Eastern States Mission Field
Canning Center Sees Record Daily Output and Storage Fee
Officials report July and August daily canning output near 1700, rising to 2000 per day in September at the center. Increased use by schools and PTAs has strained space, prompting a storage fee of one cent per can for containers longer than two days to give patrons time to retrieve their produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Franklin
Fenter
Agust
Canning Committee
Fraudulent checks cashed in Lewiston Idaho 12.50 each
A false Rinke connected forgery case involves two identical 12.50 checks drawn on First Security Bank of Idaho Lewiston. They were cashed by two local merchants on Sept 16 for D. R Stemple with C F Ginsberg signature and a baby bogey note. Authorities say similar checks have appeared in northern Idaho and Oregon Washington. Sheriff Hansen warns to verify identity and bank origin before cashing checks and notes that social security cards and licenses can be fake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R Stémple
C. F. Ginsberg
Prospect Drive
Lewiston
Ida
Stemple
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Lee
Freight Agent Denies Gateway Benefit for Idaho
In Preston Idaho, U P railroad official asserts opening the Ogden gateway seria lly would not boost Idaho markets. He argues DRGW seeks revenue from UP, threatens Idaho farmers and local jobs and would delay shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Idaho
Car total loss in minor crash on Cub River Road
A 1937 coupe driven by Max Millar of Preston left the road on Cub River Road about six miles from Highway 91. Millar escaped injury while an unidentified passenger was uninjured. Patrolman Kelly Houk investigated the incident and reported the car was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub River
Highway 91
Max Millar
Preston
Kelly Houk
Millar
Funeral services held for Frank S McAlister 66 in Preston
Funeral services were held Monday at the Preston fourth ward chapel for Frank Snow McAlister 66 who died Thursday at a Salt Lake City hospital. Born March 2 1883 in Logan he was a missionary in Germany for four years and moved to Preston 20 years ago to work as a purchasing agent for the Franklin County Sugar Co. Surviving are his widow Hazel Parkinson McAlister a daughter Mrs Clarissa W Buetler and several brothers and sisters including William Wallace Mayme Venna Caroline and Florence all of Los Angeles and Clare of Chicago.
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Preston “Fourth Ward
Frank Snow Mcalister
Salt Lake—City
Ae, Bell
McAlister
Logan
John, A
Clarissa ‘Snow McAlister
LDS‘ Church
Germany
Preston
Franklin County
Hazel Parkinson
Wallace
Union Pacific VP says opening Ogden gateway hurts Idaho economy
Willam T. Burns argues against Rio Grande Western gateway to Ogden, asserting it would reduce Idaho tax revenue and payrolls while offering no new markets. He notes UP owns 40,000 refrigerator cars and criticizes DRGW for shifting wealth, urging Idahoans to reject gateway plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Morgan
Salt
Lake
S .Petion
Rio Grande’ Western ‘Railroad
Commerce Commission
Ogden, Gateway
Morgan
Preston
ICC
DRGW
Idaho
Union Pacific
Rio Grande
Agriculture’ Department
America
United States
Pacific Northwest
Willam T. _Burns
Union’ Pacific Railroad
Cin ‘A
Pacific Fruit
Express
Burns
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Rio’ ‘Grande
Ogden
Ogden Gateway
Kansas’ City
DRGWS
Iddho
County Farm Bureau to Sponsor Rural Youth Meet
The Franklin County Farm Bureau federation will sponsor a rural youth meet with a public program and six speakers, final statewide contests in Chicago during the national rural youth conference on December 12, and district and county contests leading to the state event in Boise. Contestants must be ages 18 to 28 and subtopics will focus on Effective Rural Youth Citizenship in Democratic Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated ‘Women’s Organization of
Franklin ‘ County
Farm’ Bureau
Féderation
Iura
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Franklin
State Farm Bureau
Boise
Getcin Toluch
Matilda B. Gilbert
Grace Meek
Preston Rifle Club Announces Weekly Shooting Events
The Preston Rifle Club plans Sunday shooting events at the Don Whittle range from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to recruit former members and sign new ones. Nonmembers may join the club, with a yearly $3 charge. the club provides 30-06 shells, targets, and guidance, while minimizing property disruption near the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Preston
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Kate Maughan
Janice
LuRae Hall
Elva Kerr
Carla
Cale
Betty
Jane
Gilbert
Freda
Bodily
Enid ‘Beckstead
Ruth Lynn
Bodly
Ramona Neeley
Diana Hampton
Genene Condié
Betty Kay
Griffeth
Marilyn
Cole
Eve Canning
Ite
Virgil
Virgil’ Gilbert
Bright
Richard
Ernest_Carter
Winder
Ward
Daniel
Johnson
Shirley
Palmer
Carl Bennett
Hope
Eustus- Packer
Riverdale
Laron Bright
Weston
Leland Bright
Winder-Mes
Mary Shecet
Emma Johnson
New Zealand
Elishe
Aimovieaa
Tascesi Group
Ihe
Church of the
Australia
Jon
de Fash
Pocafon
Wayne V
Eppich
Richard? HaMagleby
LaVar Richman
San Francisco
Mt Pacific
Burn
Galewa Way
Frank
S ‘McAlister
Salt’ Lake
States
Sj Pot Ier
Women of Farm
Bureau
Phil
West
Lester Lear
Philip
New York
Onice
Preston’ Rifle. Club
Whittle
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