Tires and Tubes Issued by Rationing Board
Bear Lake County War Price and Rationing Board issued tire and tube purchase certificates from the October 1 quota. Names, places, and vehicle types span Lindsay Montpelier Bunderson Paris Ream Dingle Anderson Georgetown Nounan School District Bear Lake Stages Gilbert Lloyd Montpelier Esterholdt Pegram Watkins Montpelier Kunz Bern Parker Montpelier Vallentine Ovid.
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Bear Lake County
R. B. Lindsay
Montpelier
Alton Bunderson
Paris
J. Rodney Ream
Dingle
R. S Anderson
Georgetown
Nounan
Bear Lake Stages
Gilbert Lloyd
Grant Esterholdt
Pegram
Leo Watkins
DeMar Kunz
Bern
P. R. Parker
L. C. Vallentine
Ovid
Bear Lake County Democratic Party Organized at Montpelier
At a meeting last Saturday the Bear Lake County Democratic party formed their organization with M Edward Williams of Montpelier as County Chairman. Elected officers include M Edward Williams as Chairman Sam V Tunks as State Committee man and Edna Straw as Committeewoman with Leora Orr Anna L Gidney Siver Nielsen Tennyson G Sharpe as Committeewomen and men. Additional committeemen named Grover Jewett Maylan Lakey Millard Rodeback and C W Teuscher.
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Bear Lake County
Democratic Party
M Edward Williams
Montpelier
M. Edward Williams
Sam V Tunks
Edna Straw
Leora Orr
Ovid
Anna L. Gidney
Siver Nielsen
Tennyson G. Sharpe
Grover Jewett
Nomnan
Rubber Workshoe Dealers Must File Inventories
Dealers in men's workshoes and rubber boots must file inventory reports with local war price and rationing boards before doing business. Rationed footwear may be purchased only by certificate holders, and only dealers with inventories may sell to them.
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OPA
Two Files for County Superintendent Nominated
Saturday was the last day for the two political parties to file candidates for vacancies in county offices in the general election November 3. Blanche Shepherd former Democratic candidate resigned the nomination as did Lucille Crawford the eligible Republican candidate. Laurell Jensen of Paris is the Democratic candidate and Robert Clayton of Liberty is the Republican candidate.
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Blanche Shepherd
Lucille Crawford
Laurell Jensen
Paris
Robert Clayton
Liberty
Local Boys Enlist in U.S. Naval Reserves
Four local boys left early week for Salt Lake City after enlisting in the U S Naval Reserve. They will attend a radio school for nine months, starting as Second Class Seamen and advancing to Radio Technicians. Named are Warren Caldwell, Drue Grandy, Don Lewis, and Ruel Poulsen of Liberty.
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Salt Lake City
U. S. Naval Reserve
Warren Caldwell
Thomas Caldwell
Drue Grandy
Emil Grandy
Don Lewis
Jesse Lewis
Ruel Poulsen
Edgar Poulsen
Liberty
Meat Conservation Quotas Set by QPA and OPA Action
The CPA issues quotas for beef pork veal mutton and lamb to conserve meat for the armed forces and lend lease. Civilians receiving deliveries from large slaughterers from Oct 1 to Dec 31 1941 face limits by product: beef 80 percent pork 75 percent lamb and mutton 95 percent veal 100 percent. The OPA also sets new top price ceilings for dressed beef and prevents raises in ceilings for qualified packers.
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Lendlease
CPA
OPA
Bids Open Thursday for Airport Drainage Diking and Fencing
County Auditor Sam W. Tunks says bids will be opened Thursday for work at the airport site this fall. The proposals cover drainage, diking, and fencing of the airport property as advised by the Bureau of Civil Aeronautics.
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Sam W. Tunks
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Bear Lakers Aid Call for Increase in Hogs
County agent says hog production should be a business, not a sideline, as Montpelier Rotary and 4-H youth boost breeding stock and feeding programs. Boars and gilts are distributed to clubs, with plans for more stock and better management to cut losses and raise production. Volunteers from Noonan to Idaho Falls supply animals and aim to expand breeding across communities. Additional information available at the county agent's office.
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Bear Lake
DeVere Tovey
Montpelier
Rotary
Tovey
Russell Atha
Pari Ander Bartschi
Noonan
Mr. Athay
Robert Christenson
Blackfoot
Athay
Bartachi
C. P. Kirksey
Idaho Falls
Montpelier Rotary and
4-H Club Council
Stucki Family Heads to California for Winter Racing
Wayne Stucki and his wife and son Billy after a summer in Chicago racing travel to California for winter racing. They stopped for a brief visit with Wayne's parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm B Stucki.
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Wayne Stucki
Billy
Chicago
California
Wayne
Wm. B. Stucki
Conda Visitors Included Passeys And Mrs Lewis
Mr and Mrs Milford Passey of Conda visited this weekend. They were joined by Mrs Mary Lewis who spent two weeks in Conda and St Anthony, and Mrs Geo Passey accompanied them back to Conda for a brief visit.
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Milford Passey
Conda
Mary Lewis
St. Anthony
Geo. Passey
Notable Congregation Visitors Spend Weekend in Salt Lake City
Bishop and Mrs. C. H. Grimmett and other couples were conference visitors in Salt Lake City last weekend. Mrs. Spencer stayed on briefly with her daughter Aletta, and the group was escorted home by Mr. Frank Folger of Salt Lake, who will visit Mrs. Grimmett this week.
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Misa Mildred Nye
Salt Lake
Joe Nye
Bishop
C. H. Grimmett
W. Smith Hoge
Herbert Spencer
Salt Lake City
Duck Season Set to Open Here Next Thursday
Duck season will begin next Thursday in this section with shooting hours from sunrise to sunset. The game department has not yet released an official time schedule. Deer season opens October 25 in this Idaho section, according to Conservation Office head Pete Horning who notes no information about an earlier start.
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Game Department
Idaho
Conservation Office
Pete Horning
Bear Lake Mining Prospects Spark Local Interest
Interest grows in Bear Lake mining with Everett S. Sloane from Idaho Falls working on a Bloomington canyon site. He reports a lead deposit with abundant ore grades and plans smelting to test viability, aiming to self finance with a small crew if successful. P C O Malley of Pocatello seeks government loans to develop a copper site west of Paris and would begin operations promptly if approved.
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Bear Lake
Everett S. Sloane
Idaho Falls
Bloomington Canyon
Sloane
P C O'Malley
Pocatello
Paris
O'Malley
Idaho Men Appointed To War Manpower Committees
A. J. Tillman Idaho director of the U S Employment Service is named acting area director in Idaho for the War Manpower Commission. Two labor management committees are created to stabilize employment in nonferrous mining and lumbering. Appointments include leaders from Potlatch Forests Kellogg Day Mining Inland Empire AFL CIO unions and railroad interests across Northern and Southern Idaho.
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A. J. Tillman
Idaho
U. S. Employment Service
War Manpower Commission
J. R. McCusker
WMC
John E. Gross
Idaho County
J. J. O'Connell
Potlatch
Pocatello
Paul Gregerson
Central Labor Union
AFL
Glen Freeman
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
CIO
Hailey
William A. Sigelin
Spartans Sharp Soda Springs 12 6 on Home Gridiron
Fielding Hien Spartans win 12 to 6 over Soda Springs to run record to two wins in three games. Scoring began in first five plays and a sustained drive in the fourth quarter produced the second tally. The Soda Springs score came on an interception return from the 40 yard line.
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Spartans
Hien
Soda Springs
Fielding
D. Matthews le
B. Horsley
L. Nelson
B. Rinehart
D. Smedley
R. Lallatin
K. Rich
C A. Shuler
W. Haddock
L. Sampson
R. Ringlert
L. Hodges
W. Brown
Former Paris Boy Dies in Idaho Falls
J Bercher Pendrey aged 26 of Idaho Falls died October 1 after a prolonged illness in an Idaho Falls hospital. Born in Paris Idaho November 17 1915 he married Jessie Whitmill of Blackfoot December 14 1935. He worked eight years as a salesman for Idaho Falls Battery and conducted carburetor schools. Survived by widow mother and daughter Mar dee Pendrey with funeral held at Wood Mortuary Sunday burial in Blackfoot Cemetery.
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J. Bercher Pendrey
Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Battery Company
Mr Pendrey
Paris
Idaho
Jessie Whitmill
Blackfoot
Carter
St. Louis
Elks Lodge
Zina Pendrey
Mardee Pendrey
Wood Mortuary
Mrs Gordon Bowen Visits Salt Lake City Family
Mrs Gordon Bowen of Salt Lake City visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Horace Austin.
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Gordon Bowen
Salt Lake City
Horace Austin
Literary Club Meeting at Hotel Paris Reviewed by Mrs West
Mrs Max Haddock hosted the Literary club Thursday at the Hotel Paris. Mrs Beth West reviewed current topics and refreshments were served to fourteen guests.
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Max Haddock
Literary Club
Hotel
Paris
Beth West
Rail operations speech references McCusker statement
A statement by Mr. McCusker is referenced regarding rail operations in that part of the state. The remark highlights the importance of efficient freight and passenger movement and potential regional investment implications.
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McCusker
Paris Bay to Graduate Oct 18 as Technical Sergeant
Harold C. Jaussi of the Army Air Force Technical Training school at Flint Michigan will graduate October 18 with a rating as Technical Sergeant. He enlisted last July and took an 11 week aviation mechanical course. He was appointed Aviation Cadet and will begin pilot training within two months. He served as Athletic Director for his platoon coordinating athletic events with other platoons and city leagues.
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Harold C. Jaussi
Army Air Force
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
Harold
Regular Army
Air Force
Army Air Corps
State Officials Move to Enforce 35 MPH Wartime Speed Limit
Rocky Mountain states act to enforce the 35 mile per hour wartime speed limit ordered by the Office of Defense Transportation to save rubber for air travel. Asa J. Morrill, regional ODT manager, notes the order took effect October 1.
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Rocky Mountain States
Office of Defense Transportation
Asa J. Morrill
ODT
Anounces
State Land Agent to Visit Paris Court House Friday
Henry D. Pincock state land agent will be at the Burgoyne Hotel Montpelier Wednesday and will stay Friday October 16 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Paris court house to handle adjustments of matters between state losses and citizens and the State Land Department.
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Henry D. Pincock
Burgoyne Hotel
Montpelier
Court House
Paris
State Land Department
Ann Crawford and sister Faun in Logan trip
Ann Crawford a Wardboro teacher and her sister Faun spent Saturday and Sunday in Logan.
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Ann Crawford
Wardboro
Faun
Logan
Mrs Shepherd Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. A W Shepherd entertained her bridge club last Friday afternoon with eight guests attending. Mrs. Charles Innes won the high score prize.
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A. W. Shepherd
Charles Innes
Twin Grandchildren Born to Local Families Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Wm Jensen celebrated as their daughters presented three grandchildren. Roy Patterson and wife welcomed twins a boy and a girl at Pocatello hospital Sunday afternoon. Earlier, DeWin Anderson and wife at Montpelier hospital had a baby boy born Monday at 2 am. Both mothers and babies are reported doing well. Grandpa Bill returned to work Tuesday.
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Wm. Jensen
Roy Patterson
Blackfoot
Pocatello Hospital
DeWin Anderson
Fielding High to Meet Old Rivals Here on Friday
Fielding High Spartans hold a 2 1 record and 6 7 defeat as they host Montpelier Bears Friday at 7 p.m. on the local gridiron. Last year the teams tied with Montpelier favored by experience and weight. Spartans lost eight veterans to graduation and face a stronger Bears lineup.
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Fielding High
Spartans
Montpelier Bears
Montpelier
Deadline Extended for Used Construction Machinery Registering
The War Production Board extends the registration deadline to October 31 for owners of used construction machinery. Owners must register the equipment with B. N. Burtness, regional specialist, at the Denver WPB office.
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War Production Board
B. N. Burtness
Denver
WPB
Used Tire Sales Are Frozen by OPA
The Office of Price Administration has frozen used tire and tube sales pending a rubber rationing program. Officials say used tires will be included to support Baruch committee recommendations. They are valued for mileage and for the supply of recappable carcasses.
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Office of Price Administration
Baruch Committee
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for sympathy shown after our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shirley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Langford and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stock.
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Henry Shirley
Farail
Mrs Geo. Langford
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Rationing Board
County Democratic Party
U.S. Naval Reserves
U.S. Ordnance Plant
U.S
I ‘Ees
Death Valley
Bree
Archie Shepherd
Jane
Jean Low
American Fork
F. T. Shepherd
Idaho, Falls
Paris Bay
Mr. and
Mrs
C. C. Stock
U.S. Army
General Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
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