Ruminatin Roundabout in which Hozninator vents a lot
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic roundabout scene with unclear agents and actions, mentioning Hozninator and scattered items as objectives are aborted and sparks fly during the exchange.
30 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1943
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic roundabout scene with unclear agents and actions, mentioning Hozninator and scattered items as objectives are aborted and sparks fly during the exchange.
A satirical wartime guide lists quirky social rules for GIs reintegrating after service. It mocks foreign currency quirks and local customs while warning soldiers to avoid faux pas in homes, churches, and public life, noting humorous cautions about etiquette and conversation.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Community Church for Charles C. Sloan 74 longtime merchant county commissioner and school board member who died Friday morning after a leg amputation to treat a venous condition. The Rev Blackstock officiated with Attorney Sam Cline and a musical program by local performers. Burial followed in the local cemetery. Sloan born December 1 1868 in Arcola Missouri came to Milford in 1915 and ran a major store while serving as county official and on the county board of education. Surviving are two daughters Frances Stanley Salt Lake City and Ama Jayne Johnson Glendale California a granddaughter three brothers Thomas Sloan Meaps Nevada Floyd Sloan Greenville Missouri and Orville Sloan Tulsa Oklahoma. Out of town friends included Velda Kirkham Ogden.
South Milford residents share holiday greetings and meals as George H. Eyre returns from a month in upstate. Guests include Hill Rasmussen and Gene Turner families in Parowan and Milford, Elmer Marshall hosts Minersville cooks, and Albert Bowen with Rulon Eyre join Obra Myers for Sunday dinner. A soil conservation meeting at the Gospill home is noted. Berntsen couple enjoys a reliable car. The Jackson family and Amos Jackson’s relatives celebrate Christmas.
The quoted text portrays Americans as friendly yet ferocious in social norms, comparing their civilization as younger than Europe and Asia. It includes casual references to addressing women as "baby" and depicts cultural misunderstandings in a mining locale notice context.
The notice outlines expiration dates for D E F Green stamps through January 20, 1944 in Book Four, Brown L M N P Q through January 1 1944 and R S T valid January 2 and January 9 through January 29 1944, Spare stamp No 1 good for five pork points to January 2, Sugar Black stamp 29 through January 15 1944 and sugar for home canning through February 29 1944, Shoes stamps No 18 and Airplane stamp No 1 with no set expiry, and Gasoline Stamps No 9 good for three gallons to January 22 with possible changes. Thirty days advance notice will be given if an expiration date is set.
Mrs. E. L. Smith of Milford war price and rationing board explains a break for farmers allowing households to surrender meat fat points in their ration books to a farm slaughterer. The plan lets families save remaining points to buy other meats, with points exchangeable only when meat is acquired and not accepted in advance by retailers or distributors.
Readable excerpts recount Christmas reunions and furloughs for Lynn Williams and Jimmie Jones aboard a light cruiser with Mediterranean and Pacific action including Sicily Tarawa Wake and Bougainville. Also notes families in Milford and letters from Savannah by air corps service member detailing training bases and travel across states, ending with patriotic reflection.
Milford high school basketball opens the Bea ver-Millar district season January 7 at Hinckley with a five team rotation. The schedule places a Topaz relocation camp top team nonleague game and shifts last year’s final round to the first round. The outline lists January 7 Milford at Hinckley, January 8 Beaver at Delta, and continues through February with Milford, Beaver, Hinckley, and Delta hosting and traveling across dates and venues.
The Office of Price Administration and War Production Board move to accelerate making clothing for children women and men as shortages of labor and materials push factories toward luxury goods. If ceilings restrict supply they may be revised to boost low priced clothing and prevent indiscriminate price increases.
A wartime letter from LT Vernon Beard urges citizens to uphold duty, denounce profiteers, and restore peace. He thanks recipients and asks them to inform him of son Bud and David Lewis, mentioning his crew photographed in Florida and expressing holiday wishes.
Part of a V Mail letter from Navigator Lieutenant David S Bud Williams Jr dated December 13 1943 describes a stop in England with glimpses of countryside and towns, noting lush hedged villages, quiet streets, and the contrast with wartime blackouts.
Prospects for 4 are near normal with brighter feedlot movement after a wet fall in California regions. Cattle prices hold largely steady in Los Angeles with grades varying. hogs clear at steady to higher weights. lambs and feeders show strong activity though regional shifts exist amid Western drought and feed shortages.
Mrs Jim Hickman and two children traveled from Provo to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs George Moore and other relatives and friends during the New Year holiday in Provo Utah.
The speculative attitude of a young lady shows she is taking her New Year’s resolutions seriously. She will not risk a pledge she cannot keep and may aim to study harder or assist her mother, keeping her word.
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