Idaho wartime public works trims staff 20 percent
A wartime report shows Idaho public works and highways cut personnel by 20 percent from 1942 to 1943 due to reorganization. It details active contracts totaling about 2.88 million dollars, mostly federally funded, with plans for 1943 awards near three million dollars and postwar reservoir and irrigation projects across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Executive Desk
Public Works
Joe D.wood
Wood
Idaho State Planning Board
Reclamation
James Spofford
Anderson Ranch
Cascade
Payette River
Palisade
Snake River
Alben Falls
Pend Oreille River
Spofford
Mountain Home
Mountain Home Glenns Ferry
Boise
Seriver Creek
Hog price policy shift aids 1944 pork crop plans
The USDA kept the Chicago hog price support at 13.75 per hundredweight but delayed the new 12.50 price until October 1 1944 to aid farmers planning the 1944 pig crop. Prospects show feed supplies may support 1944 farrowings near 60 million pigs with a potential 3.5 billion pounds of pork, while OPA price ceilings drop to 14.75. The War Food Administration urges returning excess burlap bags to trade channels amid continuing bag shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
USDA
WFA
Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Food Administration
County Commissioners Set Tax Sales for Bear Lake Lands
Minutes from the September 18 meeting show approval of Weldon Dunn beer license with $25 fee, sale of county lands to W J Hunter on contract, and cancellation of prior tax deeds. Also noted are road claims, relief payments, and a public auction set for November 8 in Paris City for Bear Lake Idaho lands with detailed lot descriptions and bidder terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Weldon Dunn
W. J. Hunter
Maria Booth
Sophia Jensen
J. William Jensen
Caroline J. Engle
Ezra
J. Phelps
c/o.Grove M. Phelps
Lester Thornock
Alma Findlay Jr
Ralph Findlay
Morgan J. Rich
Eva 8. Bagley
Lewis O. Dayton
C. T. Stucki
c/o.Golden-Stucki
Altert-Rohner
Thomas Reese
George W.lindsay
Boyer
Montpelier
J. Lindsay
E. P. Keetch
Utah Power & Light Co
Rainbow Canal
Camp Stewart
Sch. Bond Fotal
CSO
Montpelier City
Paris City
Sesaevemeens
Bloomington Village
Cosas
Georgetown Village
St. Charles Village
Gastawins
Bear Lake County
Idaho
County Court
Paris
Ealé
Bear Ike
Int
Towit
Jones Addition
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Paris Post
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Keith F. Warner
Rich County
Utah
C. A. Bottolesen
Weiser
Rathdruin Prairie
Albani Falls
Salmon River
Challis
Pahsimeroi River
Big Wood River
Little Wood
Big Lost River
Little Lostiver
Jack Creek
Bennett Creek
Medicine Lodge Creek
Bear River
Ansofar Ag Reclamation
Bertolfsen
Planning Board
CPA
AAA
Usda War Boards
America
U. S
Russia
Pearl Harbor
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
Washington
Armed Forces
ARMY
NAVY
WAVES
SPARS
Marines
Farm War News
James Sizemore
Government of Great
State. Board. of Equalization
Hubert D. Hymas
Roy Twiss
H.W. Young
Continental Oil Co
Western Machinery Company
Land Machinery Co
Landes, Tractor & Equipment Co
Hall
Supply Co
Edwin Smith
State Dept. of Public Ass't
Henry Spidell
Care Ind
Maria E. Booth
F. M. Williams
Joseph
Lindsayy
Alton P. Bunderson
Glen Long
Ween
Pembroke Co
Helen Rae Esorn
Dep
Trena
Syms-York Co
H. L. Spencer, P.M
New York Casualty Co
Vance T. Smith
Thelma- Bateman
Steno
Mt. States
Robert Clayton
Caxton
Gienn
A. Coughlan
News-Examiner, Publishing
Mr. States T. & T. Co
Bert Orr
Nn Ccbcaranieenswose
T.B
J William Jensen
Frrac
Alma Findlay
Hzra J. Phelps
Grove M. Phelps
Brennan and Davis
Lewis Dayton
Eva S. Bagley
S. R
E.B.M
Paria City
Andrew Barfuss
Bloomington
Boyer Addition
Albert Rohner
Rose Hemmert
Sam V Tunks
L. Burdette Pugmire
Chr
Sam V. Tunks
William Sharp
New York
Chinatown
W. Smith Hoge
Pete Cena
Freie Ee
Rae Ye
Mazaxines
Pleseo
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