Idaho outlines postwar planning board and relief plans
Meeting in the state capitol March 19 and 20 will form the Idaho postwar planning board to map a statewide development program including natural resources inventories road and highway building and a two year survey to aid soldier reintegration. The Governor seeks about 1.5 million in biennial relief funds and urges faster vehicle movement for war work while maintaining 35 mph limits on other roads.
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State Capitol
Governor's Planning Board
Idaho
Planning Board
The
Capitol
George L. Ambrose
Mackay
James E. Graham
Rexburg
T N. Sneddon
Montpellier
George R. Jones
Bruneau
Grand Scott
Coeur d’ Alene
Earl Murphy
Boise
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Hayman
College of Idaho
Farm War News highlights 1943 food program awards
Idaho and national efforts under War Food Administration and Wickard award farm service certificates to enlisted farmers. Governor Bottolfsen prepares patriotic pennants. livestock and crop controls tighten with new licenses and reporting. Wayne Darrow heads Agricultural Labor Administration guiding farm labor shifts. March 15 deadline for federal crop insurance on 1943 spring wheat remains.
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Wickard
Bottolfsen
Idaho
Claude R. Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture
U. S. Food Administrator
Department of Agriculture
Usda War Boards
C. A. Bottolfsen
War Manpower Commission
Agricultural Labor Administration
Food Distribution Administration
Farm Security Administration
Extension Service
Wayne H. Dartow
Texas Farmer
AAA
Fred Morrell
Julien Friant
William L. Teutsch
The
Oregon Extension Service
Darrow
Wayne H. Darrow
Local Births and Community Notes in Bloomington Ward
Word from Bloomington reports births for Cecil Cook in Pocatello and James Payne in Bear Lake hospital with mothers Eva Windley and Leona Lewis. Mentions moves, visits, a Home Art club gathering, Relief Society program for mothers with sons in service, defense stamps sale contest, and upcoming welfare quilts.
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Cecil Cook
Pocatello
Cook
Eva Windley
James Payne
Bear Lake Hospital
Payne
Leona Lewis
the Relief Society
America
Bishop Patterson
Hulme Dunford
Isaac Dunford
Boyd Hansen
Victor Reese
Wyonne Patterson
President Hart
J. S&s. Price
Alma Findlay
Thelma Bateman
Rex Thompson
Otis Bateman
The
Relief Society
George Ward
Cattle Grub Control Demonstrations March 25 27
County agent announces a series of cattle grub demonstration meetings from March 25 to 27 conducted by Dr. W. E. Shull in about ten communities. The insect damages meat butterfat leather and dairy yield, impacting war production goals. Berako treatment requires a certificate of necessity and notice to obtain materials at local drugstores.
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W. E. Shull
Bextension
Idaho
Paris
Montpelier
Notice to creditors in the estate of James S Poulsen
The administrator of the estate of James S Poulsen announces that creditors and those with claims must file them with vouchers within six months after the first publication. Claims should be presented at the office of W. Smith Hoge in Paris Idaho, the designated place for estate business, dated February 23 1943.
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James S Poulsen
J S Poulsen
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
Idaho
War Agency Plans Aid For Idaho Farmers
The Ice Administration announced a program to aid Idaho farmers toward the 1943 Produce For Victory goal. C. C. Anderson, state director, said war price and rationing boards will issue purchase certificates to farmers requesting rationed peas beans and lentils seed. Dried peas beans and lentils are included in the rationed list with a mechanism to permit extra purchases to avoid spring planting disruption.
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Idaho
Produce For Victory
Ice Administration
Cc. C. Anderson
Steel-ringed timber connectors saved steel in 1942
Use of steel-ringed timber connectors increased joint strength and saved 400000 tons of steel in 1942, highlighting a major efficiency gain in wartime construction and manufacturing efforts.
Insecticide Guidance for Dry Beans and Cattle Feed
The article discusses using various insecticides for dry beans, peas, and cattle grub control. It highlights selecting products for the most important crops and emphasizes effective pest management practices.
War Stamp Sales Pass Half Billion Mark
The Treasury Department reports War Savings Stamp sales totaling 559.8 million dollars from May 1, 1941, to November 1942. Retailers nationwide back a drive to fill more than 100 million albums, with school children urged to participate and a bond potential of nearly two billion dollars riding on the effort.
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Ashington
D. C
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
U. S. Treasury Department
U.S. Treasury
War Savings
Amer: Nan
War era price shifts for workwear and sugar noted
During the last war the mail order price for overalls rose from 82 cents to 2.95 dollars, and at one time a 10 pound bag of sugar cost 2.67 dollars. The figures illustrate wartime inflation affecting everyday goods.
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Bear Lake
Ida
Keith ¥. Waener
Bear Lake County
Rich County
Utah
Coo
Owertereces
Elie
Cmc
Smta M
Tata NY
Agross
By C. A. Botlolfsen
G. L. Jenkins
Brand Inspection Department
State Department of Law Enforcement
Walter Lemoris
Grangeville
Bert Empey
Bert Baker
Livestock Mn
James Spofford
Oliver Lewis
Army
Law Enforcement, Public Assistance and
Public Health
Armed Service
Paul McNutt
William Sharp
Johnny
Navy
Victory Gardens
Bloomington
Keith Nelson
Thomas Home
Mrea
George Piggott
Clearfield
Ben Bunderson
Wm. Bee
Hight Mile
Home Art Club
Madsen Piggott
Pearl Bateman
Lark Bateman
Leora Rees
Gladys Jacobsen
Alda Payne
Flora Thomas
Merill Ward
Lela Dunford
Mrs
Ivan Reese
Agnes Nelson
Ruloh Lindsay
Ralph Findlay
Farner
Nebraska
M Men
Gleaners
William Saroyan
STATE
James
Poulsen
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Philadelphia
War Agency
Reete
General Auto Repairing
Tom
U.S. War Bonds
D. E. Haddock
Bern Meat
Robert Schmid
Bern, Idaho
Utah Power & Light CO
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