Wartime Food and Fuel Rationing and Draft Update
A wartime window provides details on meat, sugars, fats, oils, and gas stamps and their indefinite validity. It notes changes in rationing for lard, hams, and other meat points, plus new allowances for 132 pounds of annual meat per civilian and pre-induction examinations for select registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
War Food Administration
Pendroy Church Services and Local Community Notes
Easter services at Pendroy church include special music and baptismal rites. Ladies Aid meets April 18 with Mrs. G. D. Porter hosting and penny-a-meal offerings requested. A Red Cross paper drive proceeds with separate bundles. funds support relief efforts. Community updates cover residents visiting Great Falls and California, school election results, and local farming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
Ladies Aid
G. D. Porter
Davis Garage
Red Cross
Jay Barrett
G. N
Chateau
T. R. Larson
Great Falls
Christie Swanson
California
Stanford University
J. R. Jones
Talbert
Hargens
Gulbrandsen
Stone
Godfrey Torgerson
Torgerson
Paul Rice
Pauline
Cody
Wyo
Paul
Bill Luesty
George Burnson
Conrad
Fuller
Missouri
W. J. Earles
Billings
Farmers Union
Catholic Guild
Farmers Union Hall
G. H. Sprinkle
Chico
Oscar Lindom
Ellsworth Ranch
Pendray
Great Northern Man to Head Public Relations Dept Western Railways
Harold M. Sims of St. Paul, executive assistant at Great Northern Railway, named to lead a new public relations department for Western Railways. He will start in Chicago around May 1, after a career in newspapers and advertising in Idaho Utah Oregon and a former Idaho legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Man
Western Railways
Harold M. Sims
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
C. E. Johnson
Western Association of Railway Executives
Chicago
Sims
Great Northern
Portland Oregonian
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Honor Roll of War Bond Owners Coming April 13
Readers are urged to check the big Community Honor Roll page in The Chateau Acantha on April 13 to see if their name appears among War Bond owners. The advertisement invites owners to submit missing names for the sponsored page.
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Chateau Acantha
Farmers May Wait Until December Before Filing
Farmers may file their declaration of estimated tax April 15 or may wait until December 15. The choice applies to farmers defined as earning 80 percent or more of income from agriculture. April 15 allows four quarterly installments. December 15 requires paying the whole year's estimated tax. April estimates can be based on current year income or last year. Penalty rules apply if estimates are far off. amendments due June 15, September 15, or December 15. Annual declarations required for income of $500 single or $624 married. Also notes on general tax guidance and a household cleaning tip for enameled fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D.unan Jr
Internal Revenue
Nunan
Edible Seaweed Produces Agar gelatin in Japan
The most important edible seaweeds yield agar a gelatinous substance. Agar was introduced to Japan by the Chinese as a substitute for bird's nest soup stock and was called Kan-Ten meaning cold weather because it is made during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Office OF War Information
Tire Inspectiton
National Selective Service System
Pendroy News
Shell Oil Company, Incorporated
Golden Shell Notor
Corsica
II Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps Phot
U. S. Marine Corps
Southwest Pacific
Leatherneck
Marine Corps
Gregory “Pappy’ Beyington
Okanagan
Wash
Joseph J. Fess
Sioux Falls
S. D
Robert Hansen
Newtonville
Mass
Center
Keanneth A. Walsh
Washington, D. C
John L. Smith
Lexington
Okla
Marion E. Cart
Hubbard
Ore
Bottom
William J. Thomas
Martineberg
W. Va
James Swett
San Mateo
Calif
Harold E. Segal
New York City
Donald Aldrich
Maj
Robert Galer
Seattle
Bevington
Hanson
New Guinea
Huon Teme