Area Search For Harvest Prince and Princess Contest
The Jaycettes and Chamber of Somes announce a Harvest Prince and Princess contest for children aged two to six. A $1 entry fee and a photo sized 6x9 to 2x3 are required, with entries due by October 19 at Carlson Furniture in Preston. Children of Jaycees and Jaycette members are not eligible. Winners receive prizes based on appearance personality and esporting, with gifts from area firms. Photos and prizes will be displayed at J C Penney.
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Jaycettés S
Nichants Committee
Chamber of Somes
Cephace Theses
Cache Valley
Accorps
Jeannie Hall
Jayc-ettes
Nemapas
Carlson
Preston
Jaycees
Jaycette
Acdget
J. C. Penney Company
County considers library mill levy to fund bookmobile service
County commissioners weigh a two mill levy to support county library operations including bookmobile service. A petition drive with residents and the state library, led by Helen Miller and William Gordon, could name a library board if signatures suffice. The county's bookmobile demo logged 18 stops with 478 adult and juvenile registrations, circulating 44 432 books to adults and 23 845 to youths in Whitney Clifton Dayton and Franklin.
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Baees
Pocatelo and State Library
Helen Miller
William Gordon
Pocatello
Rolen Bastain
Whitney
Cuifton
Dayton
Franklin
Chairman Named for Carver Day Banquet Dinner
Malcomb Denton is named chairman for Carver Day Banquet to be hosted October 13 at 8 p.m. in the social hall of the Franklin County courthouse. Don Carter chairs the ticket committee, with tickets at Chevrolet Guy's Bakery Treasurer's Office and Sheriff’s Office in the courthouse Keller's 3-K Service Ronnie's Capping and Casperson Automotive.
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Malcomb Denton
Deen
Paeton
John A.uet
Sar Neibanatet
Preston
Franklin County Court House
Don Carter
Chevrolet
Guy’s Bakery
Court House
Keller
Ronnie's Capping
Casperson Automotive
Lloyd Christensen
Democratic Central Committee
Linrose Ward Dissolved After 44 Years In Franklin Stake
The Linrose ward established in 1922 with about 100 members was dissolved and merged back into the Weston ward. Once near 200 members, the Linrose tally stood around 135 before reunion. Rough roads and distance hindered west-side residents, and the ward met at Roosevelt and Lincoln schools. Bishop Bing ham cited road conditions, with the Linrose chapel to be decided. About 570 members will join Weston. See picture page 4.
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Poubette
Linrose
H.r.ees
Franklin Stake
Weston Ward
Roosevelt School
Bishop Bingham
Lincoln School
Yhouse -On
Franklin
Weston
Untitled local item brief page fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a small local item with unclear details. Readable elements include partial names and scattered phrases suggesting a community notice or minor event without identifiable resolution or context.
Preston area farmers and stockmen assured of market value
The professional people of Preston promise farmers and stockmen they will receive market value for grain and livestock. Preston’s Cache Valley Auction supports sellers by offering ready expertise, shelters and feed. local firms invite consults and estimates for county grain growers and livestock needs.
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Preston
Valley
Improvements Noted as Franklin Village Reaches Debt Payoff
Mayor Dennis reports the village has paid off water bonds two years early with improved finances reducing the millage from 38 to 30. He notes sidewalks, roads, water systems, and park facilities have been upgraded while debts are cleared and recreational spaces enhanced. A high school play The Miracle Worker will be presented November 7.
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Pa Ae
Dennis
Mirale Worker
Bivston Iet
Scribe
Tema
Hewaii
Funeral Held For Victim Of Accident
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Larry Dean Shaffer of Preston who died after an industrial accident near Soda Springs. Investigators said Shaffer was struck by a passing engine car and dragged about 430 yards before rescue personnel could reach him. He was 24 and the son of Dean and (name unreadable) Shaffer.
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Larry Dean Shaffer
Preston
Vin
Soda Spril
Mr. Shaffer
Dean Shaffer
Soda Springs
Allen Auger
Mir
Auser
Adeeb
Lerry
Geld
Ghaffer
Larry
Shaff¢er
Fragmentary notices hint at council petitions and elections
A garbled OCR fragment mentions petitions to the council, likely election related and tied to a city oversight body. Names, dates, and proper nouns are distorted, but the reference implies formal civic actions before a meeting.
Fragments From Oneida Street Fire Report
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Wisconsin Oneida street fire and a partial note about a seizure or emergency response. The readable text is sparse and unclear, but indicates an incident at an unspecified time with emergency services involved. No names or concrete details are legible.
Sugar factory to start operations in October at Leg a4
Ambiguous OCR indicates a plan for a sugar factory to begin operation on October 5 with Smith as district manager. The facility is linked to a source area in Stone Ry and other unclear geographic references.
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Jimmy Ward
Jim Ward
Gina Hobbs
William Hobbs
Ees
Whee
Ariel Nash
Perth
Paul
Sen
Pioge
Linrose Chapel
Wpereshs
Robin
Gomideme
Tanners Men Store
David
Gandy
Franklin Village
Paccording
Iest
wiHeage
Peres of
SPAS
Jim
Shatter
el Paras Coe
Aetna
POE
Mbz
Fae
Ecunell
Oneida
Grace
Stiart
Stone
Eh Uy
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