War Era Apparel Rules Limit Home Sewing Patterns
Government limits paper patterns for dresses lingerie and robes with a five percent leeway for existing stock enforcing wartime silhouette. Wool use is curtailed for men and boys robes while mohair civilian use rises. OPA notes price relief on sporting goods and urges conservation across laundries and defense related industries.
Price Rise for 1942 Frozen Fruit Pack Sparks Debate
The piece notes a $160,000 adjustment and a predicted 15 percent increase in total prices for the 1942 frozen fruit berry and vegetable pack. It states the rise is to cover extra costs to the packer since last year. It also discusses chocolate soldiers losing ground to real soldiers as candy factories shift to war work and girls switch from chocolates to radio detection equipment production.
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America
Army
Navy
Laketown Notes Show School, Visits and Local Moves
Grace Weston starts school with her grandson in Laketown as summer ends at Meadowville ranch. Ogden visitors include LeGraphe Barker and family and the Wahlstroms at the Oliver Wahlstrom home. Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet at Randolph with numerous Laketown ladies attending.
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Grace Weston
Walter Weston
Meadowville Ranch
LeGraphe Barker
Ogden
Amos Barker
Louis Wahlstrom
G Arch McKinnon
Norene Wahlstrom
Randolph
Oliver Wahlstrom
Lows
Montpelier
Charles Schmids
The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Janet Robinson
Alley J. Taylor
Bernetta Price
Florence Willis
Carrie B. Kearl
Bessie E. Weston
Bertha Kearl
Sarah Myers
Rose L. Weston
Zettie M. Kearl
Sarah Pugmire
Wedding Dance Celebrates Howell's New Union in Fish Haven
A Sept. 7 wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Howell drew a large valley crowd with a Paris orchestra providing music. Earlier, townspeople held a tin pan and cowbell chariot ride, after which the couple treated guests to ice cream and candy. Nearby residents returned from visits in Boston Evanston and American Fork.
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Ernest
Howell
Paris
All Fish -Haven
September War Bond Quotas Set for Counties
Washington announces 3,070 counties receive September war bond quotas totaling 775 million dollars. Idaho’s share is 2 million, with monthly allocations tied to seasonal income trends to keep the billion-dollar-per-month annual target. The pattern follows May 600 million, June 800 million, July 1 billion, and August 815 million, requiring higher fall and winter quotas.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Idaho
Treasury
Treasury Department
Our Valleys of Decision War Bonds Speech
Louis Bromfield warns of a new kind of war that involves the entire world and the future of civilization. He urges immediate support through buying War Bonds and War Stamps to show confidence and fund the fight for freedom, prosperity, and religious and social values.
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Louis Bromfield
Scrap Salvage Drive Hints At Steel War Aid
In a briefing at the Scrap Salvage Campaign headquarters officials said scrap steel placed in furnaces to be melted becomes new steel and could help win a battle in the war within weeks.
Notice of Private Sale in Hayward Estate Idaho
Probate Court Bear Lake County Idaho announces a private sale of real estate for the estates of William G. Hayward and Ellen N. Hayward both deceased. Property in Paris Townsite Bear Lake County Idaho described as Lot 20 Block 19 to Lot 8 and back to the beginning containing 1 acre 40 square rods with improvements and water rights. Sale terms cash US funds ten percent down at sale and balance upon court confirmation. Bids must be in writing and delivered to attorney D A Haddock or filed with the probate clerk before sale date September 28 1942.
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Bear Lake County
State of
Idaho
William G. Hayward
Ellen N. Hayward
Bear Lake
Paris Townsite Survey
United States
D. A. Haddock
Browning
Paris
G. H. Hayward
Ellen N Hayward
Scrap drives fueled steel in wartime ships
The finest alloy steels were made by adding alloying elements to scrap iron and steel. Freighters laid down after Pearl Harbor were completed within three months and carried bombs across the Pacific, aiding the Coral Sea victory. The new steel used came partly from scrap collected in the U S just weeks or months before the battle. Get your scrap in the scrap.
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Pacific
Coral Sea
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