Public notices and probate hearings in Franklin County
Estate of Lewis Lloyd deceased invites creditors to present claims with vouchers to the administratrix in Weston Idaho within four months after first publication. Public probate hearing set for October 15 1960 in Preston Idaho regarding Christian W Mockli deceased with real and personal property including stock in local companies, heirs and widow involved.
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Lewis Lloyd
Weston
Franklin County
Idaho
Deceden
Descen
County of
Franklin
State of
Christian W. Mockli
Melba A. Mockli
Christian W. Mocklin
Preston
Township 15
Boise Meridian
Preston- Whitney Reservoir Company
Preston East Side Water Company
Probate of Alma M Jensen in Franklin County
The estate of Alma M Jensen is being probated with N Richard Jensen as Administrator. Creditors must present claims to N Richard Jensen at his home in Preston within four months with proper evidentiary affidavits. Probate notices began September 15 1960 and ran through October 6 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma M. Jensen
N. Richard Jensen
Preston
Franklin County
Return to Full Womanhood with Lydia E Pinkham Compound
An advertisement promises women can regain vigor and vitality after midlife by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It urges readers to visit druggists and experience renewed femininity and well being quickly.
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Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Jensen's partnership dissolved and end of authority
Notice states the co partnership Jensen's formed by Willard Jensen and Dean L Jensen was terminated as of Aug 31, 1960 and neither partner may bind the partnership. The business will continue as the sole proprietorship of Dean L Jensen. First published Sept 15 1960. Last published Oct 6 1960.
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Jensen’s
Willard Jensen
Dean L. Jensen
Clifton and area families visit relatives across Idaho
Clifton residents hosted and visited numerous relatives from Lake City Salt Lake City Preston Garden City Parma and nearby towns over the weekend. Many traveled to Dayton Bend Parma and American Falls for canning visits funerals fairs and family gatherings. Poverty remark concludes the piece.
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Keith Thompson
Lake City
LeRoy Walker
Vance Walker
Salt Lake City
Fisher McDermott
Iolanda Baxter
Cowen
Karren Taylor
Preston
Pearl Jessop
Brigham
Can
O. E. Ralphs
Mr. Ralphs
Marion Lewis
Pocatello
Marguerite Henderson
Jack Henderson
Henderson
Ruel Keller
Preson
Dayton
Issell Henderson
DeWayne Jessop Hell
Lenuis Jessop
Leo T. Williams
Soda Springs
John L. Willis
Willis
Georgiana Whitney
Garden City
Oregon
Fend Ore
Wilis
Whiney
D. E. Treat
Bend
Raymond Hiatt
Wayne Treat
McKinsey Pass
Coburg
Ore
Bertha Johns
Duane Johns
Bendnd
Parma
Sylvan Talbot
Clifton
Paul
Boise
Estel Whitney
Inlaw
John L. Wil
Nelsons Visit Pocatello and Area Kin
Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson visited Pocatello Saturday and traveled to Wellsville Utah Sunday to visit Gilbert Anderson Newell Purser and Richmond residents They met many Nelson relatives including Nylon Lynn and Alton Nelson and stayed with T J Barger Herbert Wagner and others in the region during the weekend Also Ken Parter and Wanda Hess hosted and welcomed guests from Provo Wisconsin and McCammon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nelson
Pocatello
Nylon—Nelson
Earl Nelson
Joe Nelson
Lynn Nelson
Nylon Nelson
Alton Nelson
McCammon
Wellsville
Utah
Gilbert Anderson
Newell Purser
Richmond
T. J. Barger
Herbert Wagner
Ken Parter
Barger
Wanda Hess
Fred
Jim Williams
Provo
Glen Shappart
Wisconsin
Weston and Dillon residents attend Carter funeral in Preston
West Side residents and families from Dillon and Brigham City attended the Carter funeral in Preston. The Nielson and Shrives extended family joined, while Jarvis Greene enrolled at the Links School of Business in Boise. Returning to Pocatello, the group dined with the Kynaston family before planning September 25 home game versus Grace.
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George Kofoed
Eldon Kirby
Dillon
Mont
Carter
Preston
Clyde Nielson
Ferrel
Brigham City
Neilson
Ruth Shrives
Platt Greene
Jarvis
Boise
Links School of Business
First Ward
Two cannot live as cheaply as in older days
A sagging adage notes that an elderly observer believes living costs have risen compared to bygone times. The remark contrasts affordability for an older generation with current economic pressures.
Witty observations on aging and human folly.
A collection of quips on self winding watches aging middle age invention misuse religion and family roles. The author presses humorous contrasts about becoming wiser or dumber with time and cautions against overreliance on gadgets or faith.
TV set reshapes work for women and sense of failure
The TV set is credited with shortening women's working hours by changing home routines. The text notes the reward of doing a job well versus the fatal burden of striving for perfection, reflecting on modern domestic and social pressures.
Government surplus sales direct from UT warehouses
Government surplus depots offer items for direct purchase by mail from UT agencies. Cameras, cars, boats, tools, and office equipment are advertised at a fraction of original cost. Promotional pamphlets explain how to buy and ship, with a $2.00 request to SURPLUS SALES INFORMATION SERVICES, P.O. Box 1818 Washington DC.
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UT. SR
Surplus Sales Information Services
P. O
Washington
D.C
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Legal Publications
Alice Campbell
P. M. Condie
Administratrix
Ben EB. Swann
Dell W. Smith
Preston, Idaho
Eugene Jelesnik
Vidtag
America
Ala
Roger Williams
P.O
Probate Court OF
Wielly Callister
Caldwell
Clark Sears
New Plymouth
Ray Bosworth
Twin Falls
Junior Martin
Alt Jensen
HarJton
Frank Povey
American Falls
Grant Povey
el Mina
NDOW
Aterials
Iglass
Preston Lumber Co
Treasureton
Lea
Anderson Lumber CO
Phonz
Chevy
Chevrolet
Cranney Chevrolet CO
South State
Bat SA
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