Idaho Delegates Attend National Reclamation Meeting
Idaho sends a large delegation to a national reclamation convention in Denver January 27 28 29 chaired by James Spotford with state leaders in irrigation and agriculture. The Idaho Council of Defense resigns its secretary and shifts to war service duties as penicillin reaches a Glenns Ferry boy while a Boise girl misses the treatment. Farmers receive ration points forms as OPA urges full cooperation in the wartime food program.
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National Reclamation
Denvat
Meening
Idehois
Idaho
James Spotford
Idaho State Council of Defense
Robert Allshie
Defense Council
War Services Division
State Capitol
Intermountain
State
Robert Turner
Glenns Ferry
Evans Memorial Hospital Committee
Boston
Roosevelt
Boise
Oakland
Calif
OPA
Dairy Payment Rates for Farmers Delivering Milk and Butterfat
The War Economy Administration announces dairy payment rates for October to December 1943. Whole milk deliveries earn 30 to 50 cents per hundredweight and butterfat earns 4 to 6 cents per pound as feed costs rise since September 1942.
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WEA
Draft Delinquents to Be Inducted in Class 1-A
Beginning November 1, all men aged 18 to 38 subject to selective service who are delinquent will be placed in class 1-A and ordered to report for induction, per the Selective Service Bureau of the War Manpower Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Bureau of
the War Manpower Commission
Alfalfa Hay Prices Set by Revised Regulation No. 456
Revised maximum price regulation No. 456 sets prices for all alfalfa hay products. The new pricing will raise costs in Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Mississippi Tennessee Utah and parts of Idaho and Oregon.
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Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Tennessee
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Higher ceiling on corn by products for animal feeds
OPA raised ceiling prices on wet corn millings by products used as animal feeds and protein supplements for dairy cattle. The new levels are about seven dollars per ton above the March 1942 Freeze prices.
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OPA
Army trims butter allowance for soldiers to 1.12 ounces
The War Department reports peacetime butter allocation for soldiers has been cut from two ounces per day to about 1.12 ounces per man. The reduction applies to butter used as a spread and in cooking.
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War Department
Nation-wide drive to collect discarded clothing and rags
The program aims to gather used clothing and fabrics for wiping cloths and relief abroad. Officials, per WPB, request clothes not suitable for wear. Local communities and states will oversee collection and sorting to maximize usefulness for industrial and relief needs.
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WPB
Cigarette Supplies Maintained for U S Civilians
The War Food Administration reports cigarette supplies will remain ample in volume and quality to meet civilian demand in the United States.
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U. S
War Food Administration
Chinese Casualties Highlight War Toll on China Day
On the thirty second anniversary of the Chinese Republic a statement claimed for every American casualty in the war thirty four Chinese have suffered death or wounding since the day recognized as the start of the world war with Japan's invasion.
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China
Japan
Brazil Scraps Rubber Campaign Boosts U N War Effort
Brazil conducted a scrap rubber drive and collected about 6 613 000 pounds for the United Nations war effort, aiding supply needs and resource mobilization during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
United Nations
Croats Ordered to Cut Corn to Bar Partisans
Croat Interior Minister orders all farmers to cut corn fields by month end. Uncut fields will be burned. The dispatch, relayed from MTI via U.S. Government Monitors, cites Haps Hungarian news service as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
M.T.I
Cuban youths fight in United Nations armies says delegate
General Benitez Valdes reports five hundred Cuban youths serve in UN forces. The Mexican Congress president states ten thousand Mexicans fight in the U S Army.
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United Nations
Benitez Valdes
Mexico
Mexican Congress
U. S
Dutch Horse Meat Ration Cut By One Third
Nazi occupation authorities in Holland reduce weekly horse meat ration from 150 grams to 100 grams. A German language Holland daily reports the cut, noting the decrease to about two ounces per person.
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Holland
Coal Pool Rules Cut Australian Consumer Stocks
Coal stocks for consumers across Australia will be reduced by twelve and a half percent and all user stocks will be treated as part of a common pool. The Commonwealth Coal Commissioner announced the measure as production peaks but still lags behind wartime industrial demand.
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Australia
Commonwealth Coal Commissioner
British Women Collect Spider Web For Sighting Tools
The British Auxiliary Territorial Service trains women to collect October spider web for precision sighting instruments. Collectors catch spiders with one hand and transfer them as webs spin on a shellac framed device. If strands are too thick, ATS craftswomen split them under a microscope for finer use.
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British
Auxiliary Territorial Service
Great Britain
ATS
County Commissioners Meet and Approve Road and Current Expenses
Minutes from October 12 1943 report approval of Road and Bridge claims including Labor D 1 D 2 and D 3 payments to individuals and firms such as Parker Ebhor Land Machinery and Mt States Tele. Also approved were current expense warrants and a deed issuance for Lot 61 Block 15 Knutts Addition Montpelier City. Quarterly budget reports were approved and a right of way petition for Cavanaugh Stockyards via E P Johnson property was filed for final action at the November meeting.
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I. K. Rigby
Moise
N. Carlsen
Vesbeneeee
Irl
Nye
Ubr
Land Machinery Company
Landes Tractor & Equipment Co
Cat
Anna Ruth Rogers
Alton P. Bunderson
Alton P
Bunderson
Utah Power & Light Co
J. C. Rich
Rent F.S.A
Mt. States
Téle. & Tele. Co
C. HH
Paris Gerage
Bancroft ,Whitney Co
Gecee
News-Examiner
Paris Post
Pub. B, & Prig. Aoe
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
Caxton Printers Ltd
J. N. Transtrum
Thelma Bateman
Steno
West Pub. Co
D. C
Vance T. Smith
Asa’t
Ervesee
Western Machinery Company
Nevees
Martha Bucher
Knutts Addition
Montpelier City
Helen Rae Eborn
LaVell G. Ward
Ald Ind
Tele. & Tele. Co
J. Clarencé Lindsay
L. Burdette Pugmire
Bert Orr
Glenn A. Coughlan
Rich
Tunks
Cavanaugh
E. P. Johnson
L. Burdette Pugmite
Sam V. Tunks
Notice to creditors in estate of Sarah A Young
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake Idaho the executor M C Harris announces the estate of Sarah A Young deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executor at the Probate Judge's office. Dated October 2 1943.
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Bear Lake County
State of
Idaho
Barah A- Young
Sarah A. Young
M. C. Harris
James S. Poulsen
J. 3. Poulsen
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
County to auction Bear Lake land by tax deed sale
Notice declares Bear Lake County Idaho will hold a public auction on November 8 1943 at 2 pm at the East Side Door of the County Court House Paris for parcels acquired by tax deed. Cash for 100 or less. over 100 half cash and balance in one year with 6 percent interest. A $1 recording fee due. Purchase transfers county rights including delinquent taxes. The board may accept or reject bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bear Lake County
State of
Idaho
Paris
Land Auction Notice for Bear Lake County Idaho Lands
Public notice lists parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho for tax deeds with details for each tract. It names last assessed owners such as Morgan J. Rich George D Murphy J William Jensen Alma Finlay Ezra Shelps Lewia Dayton Eva Bagley Andrew Barfuss Thomas Rease Albert Rohner Rose Hemmert and others with tract descriptions in Paris Montpelier and Bloomington towns. The sale proceeds after September 13 1934 and may withdraw properties redeemed or incorrectly advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Idaho
Paris
Morgan J. Rich
Burgoyne
City of
Montpelier
Washington
South 9Th Streets
J. William Jensen
Bloomington
Neme
Alma Finlay
Ralph Finlay
Bloomigton Townaside
Bloomington North Canal
Lester Thornock
Bear River
Sheep Creek
South Range
E.B.M
Ezra Sphelps
Grove M. Phelps
Brennan and
Davis
Caroline J. Engle
Township
Clay Street
6Th Street
Eva
Bagley
Routh Range
B.M
Andrew Barfuss
Thomas Rease
Boyer
Albert Rohner
City of Paris
Rose Hemmert
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THE
Dear Lake Docster
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Rich County
Agross
A.bottolfsen
Army
Fight For United Nations
Pool Coal
Labor
Ronald Parker
Seversa
Harlan Eborn
Seldon L. Parker
Virgil Ebhorn
Roy Twilas
saeSate See
LaVoy
Saatch Fx
Bated Anu
Cennen
Seay
Seadisan Tha Sinptse
Ps Cire Aoe
William Sharp
Chrot’ Alcott
Radio Newscas
Shanghai
Pearl R
Carroll Alcott
Jones Addition
George D. Murphy
Bern Meat
Mont
Bern
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