Idaho growers plan spring planting and flood controls
Spring planting of potatoes and sugar beets will begin soon in western and southern Idaho as warm weather continues. Labor shortages worry farmers while flood risk prompts interagency coordination and a governor's office meeting, with plans for a Liberty Brick ceremony and wartime civic activities at the state capitol.
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Wesern
Idaho
Executive Desk
Harvey Schwendiman
State Commissioner of Agriculture
State Farm Labor Committee
Schwendiman
Reclamation
James Spofford
State Capitol
Independence Hall
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
C. BE. Roberts
KIDO
Gowen Field
Mr Roberts
County Commissioners Hold March 15 1943 Proceedings
Minutes show the annual County Auditor report approved and published. Warren Vickery’s county records audit partially checked with a request for more information. L Burdette Pugmire named to county council to pass on relief claims. clerk to submit his name to the Governor. Meeting adjourned to April 12 1943.
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Warren Vickery
L. Burdette Pugmire
Bear Lake Soil Conservation District Supervisor Election
Public notice announces a regular election for three Bear Lake Soil Conservation District supervisors. Voting occurs soon after noon at City Hall Montpelier and the County Courthouse Paris. Eligible voters are landowners of Bear Lake County of voting age.
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Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
WM J Hunter
Chr
Board of
Town and Farm in Wartime
Wartime Rural Press digest advises stove care under War Production Board guidance. It urges cleaning pipes, sealing holes with asbestos cement, painting surfaces, and storing stoves dry. It also lifts rationing on frozen food lockers as stored perishes are too few to warrant restrictions.
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Chester C Davis
Wickard
Davis
Senate
War Production Board
Army discharges for farmers urged under war priorities
The War Department allows soldiers 38 and older on active duty in the continental U S to apply for discharge if farmers supply proof they will be employed in essential agricultural work. Applications must reach command officers by May 1 1943 with a letter from local farm agents confirming employment upon discharge.
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War Department
Continental United States
Ward party and visits fill weekend in Liberty
The Relief Society and Improvement Association hosted a Friday ward party with supper a one act play quartets and jokes then dancing. Saturday children enjoyed dinner and a dance. Local residents Mrs Glenn Hymas Mrs Roy Derricott Mrs Rex Hymas Mrs Wayne Derricott and Mr James A Hymas are mentioned with visits and a soldier Rex Hymas returning from furlough.
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Provement Association of the Ward
Glenn Hymas
James A. Hymas
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