Mrs America Warns of War Ration Rules and Home Front Limits
The WPB orders cut fats and oils for salad dressings and paints while exempting finished foods. Married women in industry can free others for service, possibly deferring husbands' induction. Hairpin production drops to 25 percent of 1941 levels, with prior 40 million women purchasing pins. Canned foods for adults face lighter effects. many vegetables and produce are restricted. New electrical and gas range wiring rules restrict home installations. copper limits apply. Toiletries sample distribution is banned to reduce waste. Travel shifts to weekdays to ease weekend transport congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
War Manpower Commission
America
Government price orders affect castor oil and fruit costs
The article discusses WPB and OPA price controls on castor oil and canned fruit costs, noting allowance for canners to add cost differentials for pineapple and maraschino cherries during early 1941 pack. It also covers Christmas mail guidance for Navy personnel with parcel timing and handling notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Ickes Moves to Curb Speeding in National Parks
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes proposes a bill to stop speeding in national parks and other Interior areas. The measure calls for stiff penalties for violations of the 35 mile an hour limit and aims to protect the rubber conservation program from saboteurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Congress
Department of the Interior
Our Reward By Elder Herel Reese in Texas Mission
A religious verse praising obedience to God and the Gospel plan. It urges loving neighbors, renewing faith, preaching, praying, and clinging to the iron rod as life nears its end. It emphasizes living righteously to meet God face to face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Herel
Reese
Texas Mission
Probate hearing for George H Floyd estate in Bear Lake Idaho
In Bear Lake County Idaho the Probate Court schedules a hearing on the petition by Charlotte Floyd Anderson to determine the time of death of George H Floyd, heirs, kinship levels, and the descent of his real property. Floyd died circa October 17, 1924, with several described parcels in Bear Lake County and water rights. The notice outlines the property descriptions and acreage involved and requests interested creditors and heirs to appear.
Widow seeks order on heirs of Bear Lake County estate
The petition filed by Charlotte Margery Floyd Anderson seeks court determination of the decedent’s death time, heirs, kinship degrees, and descent rights for a community real property described by metes and bounds. A hearing is set for October 30, 1942 at 10:00 A M in the Bear Lake County Probate Court in Paris Idaho, with notice to all creditors and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Floyd
Charlotte Margery Floyd Anderson
Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
Bear Lake
Idaho
South Range
Boise
North Field Canal
Township 15
Range
Boise Meridian
Deerrees
Rance
Ami
State of
Paris
Probate Court Hearing on Edward F Davis Estate in Bear Lake
The Bear Lake County Idaho Probate Court sets a hearing on October 2, 1942 at 10 a.m. for the estate of Edward F Davis, deceased. Isabel B Davis, surviving widow, seeks determination of time of death heirs kinship and rights of descent to real property including described tracts and water rights. Creditors and heirs are notified to appear and object if needed.
Alias summons in Bear Lake County Idaho action
The Idaho district court is informed that an amended complaint has been filed by Standard Oil Company of California seeking to quiet title to property in Montpelier Bear Lake County. Defendants include unknown heirs devisees and multiple named relatives and corporate trustees. Judgment sought to remove clouds on title and enjoin all claims with liability determined by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Hillier
Annie Hillier
E. Thomas Hillier
Henry T. Hillier
J. I. Hillier
Nettie Hillier Averill
Emiline Hillier Kidd
Said George C. Hillier
Eliza Ann Barrett
John S. Barrett
James H. Kinnersley
Mercy J. Kinnersley
James H. Kinnersly
Mercy
Mary) J. Kinnersly
Mary J. Kinnersley
Nettie Kinnersley Campbell
Netlie Kinnersley
Nettie Kinnersley
Nettie Elizabeth Kinnersley
James 5. Kinnersley
James Edward Kinnersley
Thomas S. Kinnersley
Thomas K. Kinnersley
Arthur Kinnersley
Mabel Kinnersley Shaver
Mabel S. Kinnersley
Artho H. Kinnersley
Kinnersly
Hving
After Brothers Drug Company
L. J. Riter
R. Q. Cannon
Franklin Riter
Riter Brothers Drug Company
Utah
Spelier Irrigation District
W J. Hunter
Montpelier
James Redman
Jane Doe Hedman
William G. Shupe
Caddie Shupe
William G. Shoupe
Caddie Shoupe
Bryan C. Shupe
Lara Ericson
Jane Doe Ericson
Ida Karolina Esterholdt
Ida Esterholdt
Ida Karolina Erick
Nels C. Hesterholdt
Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
Towit
Idaho
Washington Street
Fourth Avenue
District Court of
Birth Judicial District
State of
Bear Lake
Notice of Tax Deed Issuance Pending Bear Lake County Idaho
Treasurer Juanita W. Smart announces delinquent 1938 1939 taxes on parcels in Montpelier and South Range Idaho. If not redeemed by set dates in 1943, the county will receive a tax deed conveying full title. Parcels include Caroline Engle and Arnold Tueller properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Bear Lake
Caroline Engle
Montpelier City
Brennan & Davis
Arnold Tueller
Cederland
South Range
East Boise Meridian
Juanita W. Smart
Western Indians Return To Horse Transportation
Indians on reservations in Idaho Colorado New Mexico Montana and South Dakota are returning to horses for transport. Although they favor automobiles they sacrifice convenience to conserve tires, reports John Rollier U S Commissioner of Indian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Montana
South Dakota
John Rollier
U. S
Restrictions on NYC taxi use cut miles and fuel
Restrictions on use of taxicabs in New York City will save 107 million taxi miles annually, along with 428 million tire miles, 15 000 new tires, the same number of recaps and 10 million gallons of gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Idaho Joint Resolutions Propose Amendments to Constitution
Secretary of State certifies copies of Senate Joint Resolutions nos. 3 6 6 7 from the 26th Idaho Legislature in 1942 to be submitted to voters at the November 1942 general election. Proposals include amendments to Sections 8 5 18 and 7 of Articles 9 10 and 4 regarding land disposition school lands state board of correction penitentiaries and pardoning powers. Printed in Boise with six weeks notice in statewide papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Curtis
State of
Idaho
State of Idaho
Senate
of Idaho
Boise
Consars
Acre
State Board of Land Commissioners
State Board of and Commissioners
United States
J. R
State Board OF Correction
Pointed
Eces
Tate
Secretary of State
board of prison_commissioners
Govarnee
Daha
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THE
Paris Post
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Keith F. Waener
Rich County
Baby
WPB
Office of Defense Transportation
America Junior
Navy
New York
San Francisco
Faye
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Philadelphia
George H. Floyd
Don Chaddock
Edward F. Davis
Edward F Davis
Isabel B. Davis
Bear Lake Unty
Cafey Court House
Bear Laker County
Don C. Haddock
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Standard Oil Company of California, ‘A Corporation
Ray Y
County
Pascol Carter
van Catt Riter & Farnsworth
Salt Lake City
Raymond Roberts
Township
E.B.M
Secretary
Board OF State Prison Commissioners
Thath
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