Mrs America Meets the War
Weathering wartime controls, the War Shipping Administration trims nonessential imports and canning supplies. Prices rise 15 to 25 percent for canned fruits and berries while meat and fish stocks shrink for civilian use. Notes on women workers include hair coverage in abrasive wheel work and a market for blonde hair in precision instruments.
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War Shipping Administration
Red Cross
Office of Price Administration
Mrs America
War Bonds About Ten Percent Of Income To Build Defenses
A wartime appeal urges citizens to give ten percent of their income to war bonds to fund planes and tanks. The drive stresses defeating Hitler and his Axis partners and frames bonds as critical to national victory.
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4 H CLUBS REPORTS AND DEMONSTRATIONS ACROSS COUNT Y
County agent reports from the Ish Hien Five club led by Ruth Stock discussing program work and nutrition records. Demonstrations include pinewheel cookies by Gloria Jean Stockh and ice box evolues by another member.
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Garden City Notes Visitors and Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs Raymond Esterholdt visited in Montpelier last Tuesday and in Logan Friday. Edna Wamsley returns home after an AC Logan intersession class. Weekend guests included Kay Barton Thiel Wamsley and Frank Satterthwaite of Logan. The Satterthwaite family hosted Mrs Archie Sims in Utah. C W Pope returned from Blackfoot. Lynn Pope celebrated his fifth birthday with a party hosted by Glen Lutz. George Pope and daughter of Salt Lake were weekend visitors. Clifford Calder and family vacationed in Garden City then returned to Salt Lake. The Thele Gibbon Francis Gormley and Kenneth Nielson visited from Evanston. Rollo Orr family and I Joyd Dickson of Trenton were weekend visitors. J N Cook hosted Vernon Cook’s family after their Logan visit. Cecil Sattertineite and Clinton Tremelling spent the weekend at home near Ogden. Clinton Tremelling entertained friends with a chicken supper after Saturday night dance. Fay Lutz and LaMar are spending the week in town. Frank Jensen shopped in Montpelier. Clarence Cook and Mrs Frank Jensen visited Logan on Wednesday.
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Thiel Wamsley
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Logan
Glen Lutz
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Nola
Margene Jensen
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Alan Wamsley
Janet
Larry Sprouse
Vaughn Satterthwaite
Patty Benson
Mattie Hildt
Lloyd Sprouse
LuRae Woffinden
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Marriage
Bloomington visitors include Ann Hulme and Lucille Hulme from Paris while Ida Ward and daughters from Provo stay with relatives. A marriage is announced for J. P. Patterson’s son George to Laura Welding. many local families host and travel to see kin and attend gatherings.
War Bond drive urges buying ten percent from pay
A wartime plea urges Americans to allocate ten percent of each paycheck to War Bonds. The message emphasizes that saving money funds the war effort and protects lives, urging steady participation.
Mackay Reservoir Closed To Fishermen August 14th
Acting on the Mackay Community Club request, State Fish and Game Director James O Beck issued an emergency order closing Mackay Reservoir in Custer County to fishing effective midnight August 14 1942 The club president Floyd Spraktes of Mackay arranged the request The reservoir draws thousands of fishermen yearly and the closure aims to protect spawners and larger fish Water levels are receding and the department will post signs to enforce the closure.
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New War Regulation Steps By OPA For Explosives
The Office of Price Administration issues strict storage handling and transport rules for explosives to prevent sabotage in the Rocky Mountain region. The Interior Secretary Harold Ickes directs the 145,000 licensed handlers under the Federal Explosives Act. The changes aim to reduce disaster risk across mining and construction sectors.
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Harold L. Ickes
Rocky Mountain
Middle West
Office of Petroleum Coordinator For
Notice of Fielding Rural High School election
Fielding Rural High School District No 1 in Bear Lake County Idaho holds its annual meeting and election on Tuesday September 1 1942 across eight districts with polls open from 1 00 to 6 00 p m. Two trustees for three year terms and one trustee to fill the late John P Hulme's unexpired term will be elected. Nominations due six days before election and ballots to be secret and separate. Dated August 1 1942. Clerk W W Brown.
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