TOWN and FARM in WARTIME
Wartime report from Office of War Information covers political duties and soldier vote proposals, Idaho land sales, education reform, and military education ideas. It notes Utah and Genevan steel plant, Boys Town youth programs, and farming logistics with pork without licenses until March 17.
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Utah
Idaho
Genevan
Intermountain
West Coast
Office OF War Information
War Food Administration
Old Folks Annual Party and Community Notices
The ward hall held the Old Folks party with a day program, ice cream, cookies, and dancing. A Monday afternoon dance and treats followed, with many relatives and neighbors visiting town and relatives from Montpelier and Logan. Soldiers on furlough and local residents are noted, including birthdays and local game attendance.
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Old Folks
Army WAC seeks clerical workers and drivers
Career opportunities in the Women’s Army Corps invite applicants with typing, clerical, accounting, or driving skills. Learn about the vital roles and life serving the country. Apply at the nearest Army recruitment station or write The Adjutant General in Washington, DC.
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Army
WAC
U. S. Army
Adjutant General
Muni- Hons Building
Washington, D. Cc
GI This and G I That Poem by Pvt Ted Rothstein
A wartime verse spoken by Pvt Ted Rothstein mocks the pervasive GI supply system. It lists issued items from bed to belt and plates hinting at universal freebies and preparations for furlough, finishing with a hopeful note on home.
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G.I
Ted Rothstein
War Bond Giving Guidance For Families
The message urges families to calculate how much beyond 10 percent of their income they can invest in War Bonds each payday. It emphasizes individual calculation and reflects a home front savings mindset.
Paris Idaho adopts ordinance to invest city funds in savings bonds
Ordinance 188 empowers Paris Idaho city treasurer to invest 2,220,000 in United States Savings Bonds Series F. Passed February 11 1944 approved by Mayor Van Ness D Valientine with Clerk W Smith Hoge attesting.
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United Staties
Paris
Idaho
Treacher
United States Savings
AMA
van Ness
D. -Valientine
W. Smith Hoge
Commissioners Proceedings January 31 1944 Bosra County meeting
Minutes of a special Bosra County Commissioners meeting dated January 31 1944 show all board members present with the clerk. LaVell George Ward furnished a satisfactory bond and Don C Haddock resigned as Probate Judge after an accounting of his office and records found in good order.
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Bosra of County Commissioners
LaVell George Ward
Don C. Haddock
Registrar Appointments and Precinct Maintenance Noted
A local notice announces Mrs. Grover Jewett appointed Registrar for Noonan precinct replacing Marie Williams. It lists multiple registrars across Idaho and adjacent areas, confirms no changes to election precincts or polling places, and records adjournment to February 14, 1944 with signatures of L Burdette Pugmire and Sam V. Tunks.
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Grover Jewett
Nounan
Marie Williams
Alice Loveland
Fish Haven
Idaho
Delpha Anderson
St. Charles
Jennie Kunz
Alton
Seldon Hart
Raymond
Louis Tueller
Geneva
Adams
L. Burdette Pugmire
Attent
Sam V. Tunks
Warrant Call by Independent School District No 2 Paris Idaho
Notice that all warrants of Independent School District No 2 Paris Bear Lake county Idaho up to and including No 2133 have been called and will be paid on presentation Interest ceases ten days after the date of this call Dated February 17 1944 Chancey Mattson Treasurer ISD No 2 Bear Lake Idaho
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Paris
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Chancey Mattson
Treas
Ind
Estray Notice for a Three Year Old Brochled Steer
Sheriff Alton P Bunderson reports the estray steer taken up January 27 1944 in Bear Lake Idaho will be sold February 17 1944 at 2 pm at the Clarence Rich Home Paris Precinct. Animal is a three year old brochled faced steer branded quarter circle over cross on right hip with square crop left ear and small slit on end of Trent Saidestray.
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Clarence Rich
Paris
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Trent
Alton P Bunderson
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Tssued
Ida
Paris, Idaho
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Rich County
Executive
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Wendell Willide
Bola
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Capitol
Senate
House
Washington
United States
State Lands Board
Pearl Harbor
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Annapolis
R.O.T.C
Omaha
Transportation Conservation Plan
Office of Defense Transportation
U. S
WFA
WPB
Iif
Monterey
Mediterranean
War Shipping Administration
U.S
N. E. Dodd
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
S-Milée
Montpelier
Rhone
Robert Schmid
Bern, Idaho
Acout
Oren Peterson
Ronniless
Manniversary
Stella Minor
Enid Taylor
Mas. Preston Pugmire
Kommerer
Mrs
Sidney Pugmire
Joseph Hemmert
Russell Clayton
Stafford Cleveland
Cora Wilhelmsen
Ozden
Alfred Keetch
Theo Hymas
Logan
Nels Hairup
Willis Hairap
Cokeville
F. J. Jones
Nels Harrup
Anita
H. M. Pugmire
Preston
Orlando Monson
Preston Booth
Eidon Matson and Son
Bear Lake Hospital
J. R. Pugmire
Oscar Booth
R. K. Nelson
William
Ann
Beth
Roma
John
Grandma Nelson
Veda Bunderson
Elza Bunderson
Lloyd Scofield
Lorin Peterson
la- Var Pugmire
George Washington
al Linford
William O. Evans
Don C. Hall
Warren N. Jensen
Elwood Lindsay Cecil Shirley Lund
C. Studd Boy
F. Beyeler
Russell Hayes
Gene Jacobsen
Lewis Moldenhauer
Keith W. Rich
Glenn Seewer
Thiel Wamsley
Commissioners Proceedings
U.S. Treasury Depertaach
Chicago
Ida A Ng. Commission
Tiero Harvey Schwendiman
Hephzibah
Oak Park
Ilinois
Russell
United Fresh Fruit_and_Vegetable Association
Orphan. Am Ault
Schwendiman
Advertising Commission
Burley
LaPreal Thornock
Bloomington, Idaho
Roht
Rogen
Melvin Passey
Lanank
Jennie Brown
Liberty
Mary Hymas
Sharon
Alfred Jensen
Ovid
David Buhler
Bern
Noonan
Hyrum Foster
Eight Mile
Bertell Johnson
Georgetown
Lloyd Burdick
Bennington
Florence Buck
Nettle Pearce
Mra
Chas. Gaskins
Lydia Graff
Montpelier, Idaho
O T. Parker
Wardboro
Myrtle Diyton
Dinglé
Hyrum Esterholdt
Pegram
Soda Springs
Bankers
Federal Deposit Incurancs Corporation
HOM
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