Farm Conclave Emphasizes Role In War Effort
Utah leaders outlined wartime farming goals at a Denver meeting with Secretary Wickard. William Peterson described a war order to boost agricultural production, with labor allocations based on family and community pools. Utah 4-H club leader David Sharp Jr. aimed to double enrollment and focus on producing food, relieving labor shortages, and maintaining health and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmnphaaizing
Tha Pele
Exme Peete Oar En Togan
William Peterson
Extension Service
Utah
Denver
Claude R. Wickaed
Peterson
R. H. Walker
Walker
Willard Gardner
College
W. Isreaelson
Utah State
Birney K. Farnsworth
U. S. Employment Service
Americas
H. Grant Ivins
Office of Price Administration
Avte Hanover Recovering From Injuries At Home
Avte Hanover remains under care at his residence in Orem after sustaining injuries in an accident at the Geneva Stant Works. He is reported progressing with medical monitoring and family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avte
Hanover
Orem
Geneve Stant
Utah Taxpayer notes state debt gains and county bond declines
The December issue of the Utah Taxpayer praises reduced debt across Utah. It shows per capita state debt at 75.96, far below the national average, and county debts shrinking 82 percent from 4 553 000 to 805 000. It highlights 15 of 29 counties with no bonds and 38 of 195 municipalities debt free, while school districts reduced debt 27 percent from 12 435 000 to 9 060 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Marriage Announced for Ellen Richins and Wilford Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richins announce the marriage of their daughter Ellen to Private Wilford Nelson son of Mr. and Mrs. W C Nelson of American Fork. The ceremony occurred at Ellen's home on Saturday December 26 officiated by President Wilford W Warnick. The couple left Sunday for Patterson Field Ohio.
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Arnold Richins
Pleasant Grove
Ellen
Wilford Nelson
W. C. Nelson
Ameican Fork
Wilford W. Warnick
Timapogos
Benny Lee
Bert Wagstaff
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ellen Richins
Dale Richins
Kenneth Richins
June
Glen
Rob Nelson
Jay Condor
Rhea Holendrake
Orvil Brown
George Paul
Wagtaff
Nelson
Patterson Field
Ohio
al. &. Mrmny Medical Corps
Savings in War Bonds Through Payroll Plan
Stop spending and save for the future by investing ten percent or more of earnings in War Bonds via the Payroll Savings Plan. This habit funds purchases like tires when available and supports the war effort.
Local youths added to honor roll by Timpanogos Stake
A large group of young men from the Timpanogos Stake has entered the U S armed forces and was added to the honor roll. Names span the stake’s wards including Third Ward, Second Ward, Lindon, and First Ward with fathers’ names and spousal ties noted for many, listing Dale Vevorean Oral Richins Lionel Mathews Earnest Makin Ransell Sorensen Jay Bie Blaine Swensen Rex Walker Earl Anderson Grant Fowles Arden Hullinger Lawrence Hullinger LaVern Cook Clyde Burns Royal Covington Robert Brown Howard Holdaway A. G. Armstrong Alfred Morton Charles Rhodebeck Raymond Jacob Lynn Cullimore Archie Brady Keith Nelson Joseph R. Adams Vern Adams Herald Toreensen Peter Sutels and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Timpanogos Stake
I Third Ward
Dale Vevorean
Ira Deverteux
Oral Richins
Ela Richies
Lionel Mathews
Hetty Mathews
Earnest Makin
Lavern Neves Makin
Ransell Sorensen
Floyd Sorsensen
Jay Bie
Betty Sorensen
Nak
Mr. Chase Sure
Tage Bn
Led Cillimans Scott Wilkins
Claudia] Wiberg Wilkilins
Grant Omer
Gustave Omer
Austin Dittmore
Wm. Dittmore
Ray Laws
Eva Richardson
Second Ward
Blaine Swensen
B. J. Swensen
Audrey Davis Swensen
Rex Walker
Basil Walker
Margaret Stark Walker
Earl Anderson
Anderson
Grant Fowles
Merrill Fowles
Arden Hullinger
Charles Hullinger
Lawrence Hullinger
Minerva Hullinger
LaVern Cook
June Cook
Clyde Burns
Agnes Burns
Royal Covington
David Covington
Robert Brown
Ellen Beveridge Brown
Howard Holdaway
Luena Hunt Holdaway
Lindon Ward
A. G. Armstrong
Nancy McKonachie Armstron
Alfred Morton
Robert Morton
Charles Rhodebeck
James Rhodebeck
Raymond Jacobson
Fowlke Jacobson
Lynn Cullimore
A. L. Cuilimore
Lindon
Provo
First Ward
Archie Brady
Brady
Keith F. Nelson
Raymond Nelson
Joseph R. Adams
Ruel Adams
Vern BR. Adams
Mya
John TA. Adame
Herald Max. Toreensen
Sam Torcensen
Peter Sutels
Snitch Marvin Dadmal
Hd Mre
Neohi Tadrmalt
Timpanogos
S. Duane Harper
Tale Devereux
Oral iGchins
Signel Mathews
Bartest Makin
Ennsell Sorensen
Hilton
Hedvig J. Christiansen
Warren Kirk
Keith Nelson
Vern Adams
Herald M. Jorgensen
Marvin Radman
Peter Sutch
Myrtle Green
Ward Records Committee
Ertman Christensen
Windsor Ward
J. Wiley Sessions
Erma J. Swensen
Don ‘Gillman Scott Wilkins
Laws
Dittmore
Mr. Wilkins
Rex
Edith Anderson
Mary Eklund
A. P. Warnick
Earl A Beck
Blaine Wnaen
Royal Covinetha
Fort Anderson
Grant Fries
Arden Hatlitane
Blaine Route
Clyde
Harold Clark 13 Stationed at Jefferson Barracks Missouri
Harold Clark 13 is listed as stationed at Jefferson Barracks in Missouri. The garbled text mentions Devenir Grobe LY and references to barracks, a civil mine, and a Chester area, with unclear surrounding details.
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Harold 1. Clark
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Wol
Harold Te Chark
Devenir Grobe
Deffermin
Cater
Chester
Eminreidting
Voelerten
City Adopts Budget For 1943 With Planned Expenditures
City council approved the 1943 budget detailing department allocations. General fund items include salaries of 31,4000 and various costs such as office expenses 600, cemetery caretaker 1,260, city accounts audit 70, Pioneer Park 50, recreation 200, industrial incentive 85, printing 100, legal expenses 100, convention expenses 190, health 50 and miscellaneous 2,182.00.
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Cartaker
Pioneer Park
Wards of Timpanogos Honor Local Armed Forces Members
In Timpanogos Stake wards this week, ten young men inducted into the U S armed forces were honored. Certificates were presented by civic leaders to the departing soldiers, with readings by ward chairmen and tributes from mayors and council representatives. Musical selections and remarks emphasized loyalty and service.
What You Buy With War Bonds
War Bonds funds go to weapons and tools for the frontline. Your payroll savings plan contribution helps the war effort and buys future household goods after victory. Save ten percent of earnings to U S Treasury for a four to eight ratio and join the payroll plan at work.
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Uncle Sam
Tresswry
Art course to be taught at Pleasant Grove High School
Born at Lehi and a Lehi High School graduate, the instructor studied at Brigham Young University and did graduate work in 1984. After a California mission, they taught in several district schools and found Pleasant Grove High a pleasant place to work. They describe teaching between woodworking, cabinet making, and machine work, with ready classes and plans for future offerings.
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Lehi
California
Brigham Young University
Pleasant Grove High
Roe
Me and Stra Richard Memes at the pre beer om
A fragmented line mentions Richard Memes and Aversram Fark in a scene at a pre beer event. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the text references people and a gathering with possible names tied to a Chevetiting Kmte steers af Men and Met A.
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Richard
Kmte
Local Foods For Fighting Fronts Efficiency Details War Farm Output
The Rocky Mountain region supplied millions of bushels of potatoes hens pigs and other edibles plus hundreds of thousands of pounds of beef pork and lamb for lend lease and war needs. Edward O. Mather AMA regional administrator describes two core wartime roles and the need to keep markets open to sustain production.
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Rocky Mountain
Jend-Lease
Edward O. Mather
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Burns Vawlp
Denver
AMA Rocky Mountain
Idaho
Mont Tana
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado
Mather
Solicitor’s Office
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
T. Salt Lake City
I. Worth Gurke
AMA
Gutke
United Nations
A M I A Entertains With Program And Dance
Inspiring and entertaining program by the Stake M I A in the high school last Tuesday evening. President Smith opened with prayer. high school orchestra directed by Trwin Jensen performed Christmas carols. a one act play Pop Reads The Christmas Carol featured Second Ward cast. Mrs Stokes sang The Holy City. Misa Fenton spoke on the meaning of fan mas. Warren Kirk and Winona Monson sang Christmas carols from Holland Sicily England and America. The program closed with TheHall of Home sung by Mrs Stokes.
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Stake M. I. A
Wm C. Smith
Trwin Jensen
Pop
Second Ward
Victor Stokes
Penrod
Holy City
Misa Botelle Fenton
Warren Kirk
Winona Monson
Holland
Sicily
England
America
W. W. Warnick
Home
Mra. Stokes
Greon aMlam
Dencine
Prem
Farmers Laborers Gain Thru War Prices
Mrs Mabie Roberts of the Lehi war price and rationing board says wartime price controls place farmers and wage earners in the most favorable economic position in American history. The second quarter report to Congress estimates 1941 farm income at 158 billion dollars, with net after expenses at 9.8 billion, figures that surpass 1919 levels despite higher costs. Labor sees similar gains with factory wages rising 11 percent after living-cost adjustments.
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Mabie Raobers
Congress
Office of Protett
Roberts
Molion
Christmas Pageant Draws Crowd in Second Ward
The Second Ward recreation hall hosted a well attended Christmas pageant at dawn. Members from the M I A Sunday School and Primary presented the Nativity and early life of the Savior with a string trio and soloists enhancing the service. Warren Kirk chaired. Marilyn Richards and others contributed to the performances.
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Second Ward
Savior
Cormute Af
Warren
Kirk
Misa Ramana
Winenon Monson
Marilyn Richards
Ceatier
Local Names Mentioned in Christmas Day Plans
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Willow
Mirane
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