Idaho’s latent riches and growth paths for mining and forests
The piece argues Idaho has vast untapped mineral and forestry potential beyond agriculture. It notes state owned timber, 54 000 acres of forest land, and a spectrum of underdeveloped minerals with room for processing domestically. It also highlights power, transport gains, and a dying state official in Curtis Chenoweth and Lt Col Russell Clare, noting their public service roles.
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Idaho
Lewiston
Pacific
Curtis W. Chenoweth
Homedale
Russell S. Clare
Caxton Printers
Caldewell
Denver
National Guard
Idaho to Spend 80000 on Advertising Idaho Crops
Idaho will spend 80000 on promotional campaigns for 1944 45 featuring Idaho spuds and Gem State onions. The plan allocates 70000 for potatoes and 10000 for onions with half the potato budget for newspaper ads and the rest for dealer service, displays, and general publicity. Idaho Russets will lead promotion with nationwide ads starting mid October.
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Idaho
R. H. Young
Commissioner of Agriculture
Idaho Advertising Commission
Ad Board
Boise
Gem State
Young
Governor to attend two out-of-state meetings in August
The governor plans to attend meetings in August of interest to the state. He will join the Republican governors conference with Thomas E. Dewey in St Louis August 2 and 8. He will also attend the Northwest States Development Association gathering in Portland August 11 and 12, postponed from July, with five governors and advisory committees.
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St. Louis
Thomas E. Dewey
Portland
Northwest States Development Association
Idaho Potatoes Advertising Aids Texas Market Strength
After two months reporting to Idaho growers and shippers, he will resume dealer service for Idaho potatoes and onions in the Lone Star State on arrival. Idaho ad program shows growing impact as last season potatoes sold near ceiling while other imports faced government price support.
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Idaho
Lone Star State
Young
Wartime Dairy Boom Highlighted By National Broadcast
Idaho and other western states praised for wartime dairy output on the Your America program. The broadcast cited a 25 percent faster herd growth over three years and milk value in 11 states rising sharply in 1942, with Idaho boosting output over 11 percent from 1940. Owen M. Richards of Chicago moderated the segment.
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Idaho
America R
Union Pacific Railroad
America
Owen M. Richards
Chicago
American Dairy Association
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Dairy Industry Praised For Growth and Private Achievement
A 1941 to 1944 dairy production rise is cited with 1942 output exceeding 28.5 million dollars versus 1940 milk crop near 17.5 million. The ADA spokesman lauds dairy farming as a shining example of private effort and achievement driving America’s strength. Richards, a former dairying spokesman, is noted as ADA executive.
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Tips
iAmnerica
Private sale of Idaho estate real estate announced
Wesley R. Windley as Administrator offers three parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho for private sale after July 1944. Parcels range from 1 acre 40 square rods to 20 acres with described metes and bounds. Bids must be written and may be mailed or filed in court. terms are cash with 10 percent deposit.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Charles J. “Windley
Christina Windley
Charles J. ‘Windley
Christina
Windley
Towit
Boise Meridian
St. Charles
Boise
Gaction
D. ©. Haddack
Aqminigwatof
Paris
United States of America
Wesley R. Windley
Charles J. Windley
Idaho dairymen pledge postwar dairy drive nationwide
Richards lauded western dairy farmers for vigor and courage in setting production pace. He urged a nationwide advertising and research program through the ADA to raise postwar dairy consumption. Idaho dairymen, led by William L. Hendrix in Boise, unite in the business-building effort to meet an economic crisis before it arises.
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Richards
Idaho
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Idaho State Dairymen's Association
William L. Hendrix
Boise
Blockbuster bomb weighs 4000 pounds at Fort Douglas
At Fort Douglas headquarters Major General David McCoach Jr. Commanding General of the Ninth Service Command announced the new bomb named Blockbuster. Each device costs 778 dollars and weighs 4000 pounds ready for deployment.
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David McCoach, Jr
Ninth Service Command
Fort Douglas
Army Quartermaster runs vast laundry network in South Pacific
The Army Quartermaster Corps reports handling over four million clothing items monthly via fixed and mobile laundries across scattered Pacific islands. The HQ notes the operation spans an ocean area twice the size of the United States.
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Army Quartermaster Corps
South Pacific
United States
Headquarters
Quartermaster Corps
St Charles Idaho Village Budget Resolution 1944
The Village Council of St Charles Idaho resolves the 1944 budget estimate for all purposes including bond interest and current expenses. The estimate is entered in the minutes and published for four weeks in a local newspaper. Clerk R Pugmire signs the document.
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St. Charles
Idaho
Paris
Saking
Bloomington
St. Charles Village
1944 45 Budget Eliminate For General Fund and Fees
Budget excerpt lists General Fund allocations for Water, Streets, Lights, Cemetery, Parks, Police, Grounds, Clerk and Supplies, Treasurer, Board of Health, Travel, Audit, Legal, Rent, Printing, Fire, County Collections and Unapportioned totals. Shows Bond Interest and Total All Funds with sparse figures and notes.
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Board of Health
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