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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
5
A historical wartime appeal urges residents to reconsider bonds enrollment and war loans, arguing Americans paid large sums last year and should not overextend future bonds. It invokes sacrifice at Iwo Jima and notes civilian food scarcity while civilian spending affects prices and living cost.
A pithy, period voice line about perseverance in wartime consuming personal resolve and sustenance. It emphasizes determination, resource use, and steadfastness in prolonged conflict.
Local item s detail visits of Odell and West Christensen, a May arrival at American Bark hospital, and weekend gatherings in Clausan and Lehi. Funeral for Mrs. Margaret Cox at Tent Tuesday. Mrs. Cox mother of Mrs. Glen Mutithews dies at Lehi. Numerous relatives and friends from Salt Lake City Brigham City Provo and Magna attend dinners reunions and Memorial Day events. Warmer days include visits to Chicago Freeport Danvers and Verna with Rawleigh products tours. Memorial gatherings feature extended families from Pleasant Grove Murray and Heber City with moving pictures at the end.
A jumble of classified lines lists items for sale and wants across Provo Utah. Entries include farm gear, furniture, cabbage plants, a Victor cabinet radio, a portable typewriter, a modern frame home ad, a well matched team and harness, a dairy cow, a basement apartment for rent, and requests for an expert automobile mechanic and housework help, with contact references and local business names.
A hatchery touts high chick sales and quality service with Christie Strain New Hampshires and Dryden Straty Leghorns. It invites readers to write for dates, prices, and literature, claiming steady weekly supply and profitability. Location listed as Sonoma, California.
The New Jersey landscape blends massive industry with vast food fields. Some 29,000 farms spanning 40 percent of the state yield crops like corn potatoes beans strawberries and blueberries. War Bonds invest in the future of these productive acres and the Atlantic coast economy.
Captain John B. Smith, Philippine scout from Houston, Texas, and a Bataan survivor who shed 55 pounds in captivity, used back pay and allowances to buy War Bonds during his three year internment. He funds a War Bond tour and purchases at each meeting, declaring civilians are punching at Hirohito with every bond bought.
A new tire type announced for land development allows military motorcycles to ride circles around jeeps in desert terrain. The breakthrough promises enhanced maneuverability and tactical mobility in harsh desert environments.
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