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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1943

Page

6

Feed Wheat Program Restored for Idaho Farms War Effort

The President signed a measure reviving the feed wheat program to move up to 100 million bushels from the barge stockpile to Idaho farms and ranches. Parity pricing adjusts to 100 percent of the average corn parity, keeping costs around $1.03 per bushel, aiding spring and summer feeding amid wartime needs.

Idaho AAA Boise AAA Wester Division N E Dodd Dodd Commodity Credit Corporation Food For Freedom Claude R. Wickard Franklin County Sam Mexico Bahamas U. S California Arizona U.S

Larger Turkey Crop Expected This Year

National returns from over 5,000 farmers indicate a 37 million turkey crop for the year 1943, a 12 percent rise over 1942 and the largest on record. Regions show varying increases from 4 percent in the South Central to 19 percent in the North Atlantic, with notable boosts in small flocks and hatchery poult purchases in key regions.

Boise Ida United States West North Central States Nast North Central South Atlantic South Central States North Atlantic States North Atlantic North Central

Franklin social events highlight party games and club plays

Mrs Stella Wright hosted the Jolly Neighbors at her home with Mrs Estelle Smith receiving table prizes. Guests from Preston and Linrose enjoyed lunch and gifts. The Franklin ward Primary held a wild conference led by Alfonda Hawkes, while 600 club members played for high scores and luncheon. Families from Weston and Salt Lake City visited local homes.

Stella Wright Hilda Olsen Estelle Smith Nettie Lewis A. B Nash Alice Meyers S. H. Nash Dave Nash Linrose A. B. Nash Leah Knudson Olsen Valetta Nash Preston Jennie Robinson Bertha Cornish Effie Fuhriman Thelma Doney Kay Wright Melba Stocks Dessie Hill Atts Smith Jolly Neighbors Thelma Deney Alice Woodward Franklin Ward Alfonda Hawkes Camille Robinson Bessie Ralph Marilyn Geddes Ella Robins Vella Woodward Ruby Haworth Darrel Fuhriman Janet Salt Lake City Frank Olsen Weston Grant Lewis

Appreciation Note From Soldier On Furlough

A serviceman writes to thank the editor for courtesy during furlough and notes a minor error in the write up. He mentions Kellogg Field should read Michigan and expresses general gratitude for the homecoming coverage.

Kellogg Field Michigan O.k

Judge praises alcoholometer myth of a couple beers

From where I sit the judge says the alcoholometer reveals a couple of beers is not enough to excuse mischief. The piece defends moderate beer for responsible adults and rejects using alcohol as a sole alibi.

Farmers in Eight Counties Agree on Farm Labor Wages

A Jerome meeting with representatives from Blaine Camas Cassia Gooding Lincoln Jerome Minidoka and Twin Falls set a wage guide for farming labor this year. Fair rates include 90 to 125 dollars monthly for an experienced married man with housing board and chores, 75 to 100 dollars for an experienced single man with board, and 50 cents per hour for day labor. The group seeks wider adoption to curb outbidding.

Jerome Blaine Camas Cassia Gooding Lincoln Minidoka Twin Falls

Swan Lake Notes on visits and local movements

Mrs Willard Hadley visited Salt Lake City with sister Mrs Leland Sears. Theron Gambles plans army air corps enlistment after traveling to Pocatello. Mr and Mrs Lester Henderson and others visited Preston. Mrs Stella Charles taught in Weston and Reda Eames family visited Hadleys. Robert Hadley returns home from Pocatello airport to help on the farm. Ladies club met at Mrs Rex Evans. Sharren Thomas saw Arimo visit. Ward members shopped in Preston.

Willard Hadley Salt Lake City Leland Sears Theron Gambles Army Air Corps Theron Pocatello Ellis Gambles Swan Lake Ogden Provo California Lester Henderson Jessie Derry William Hyde Downey Preston Stella Charles Weston William Gambles Charles Reda Eames Katherine Eames J. A. Hadley Robert Hadley Rex Evans Alice Thomas Sharren Arimo

Local families visit and travel notes from Millard region

Mrs Don Barnes of Downey and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs W H Millard. Mr Hendricks recently returned home after several months in Boise. Ivan Peterson visited Swan Lake on Thursday. Kay Gibbs and Arlo Nission swam Sunday afternoon. Mildred Denny, studying in Salt Lake City, spent a few days with her parents. Alene Petty, Idaho University student in Pocatello, visited her parents this week. Mr and Mrs Nate Thomas drove to Downey for the show Sunday. Mrs Willie Hyde of Downey visited her parents recently.

Vera Jepsen Salt Lake Cleveland Paul V. Adams Beulah Jenkins Bon~nio_Huff Stanley Mellid Pocatello Hyrum Nelson A. T. Smith Wallace and Norma Dean Bob Myhae Adams’ Ranch D. A. Myhae Hattie Jensen Beatrice Bennie Warner Theron EE. Smith J H. Troxel Mary Elian Jackie Roma Sorensen Colleen Jensen Carl Jensen Carol Gray Mound Valley Beulah Walton Grace Mrs. Garrison Dorothy Burton Joan Adams Merna Ransom Elda Nance Dean Burton Blaine Panter Lee Hendrickson Larry Covert Shirlee Walton Zoe Lee Andreasen Helen Adams Beatrice Anderson Shirlee Panter Ardys Andreasen Verna Hendrickson Dorothy Walton Donald Sharp Norman Ross Smith Ralph Hendrickson Easton Smith Cleveland Ward Theron C. Smith Easton Logan Albert Nordick Kay Gibbs Arlo Nission Down Mildred Denny Salt Lake City Jessie Denny Alene Petty University of Idaho At

Idaho Farmers Plan Bigger Plantings Amid Wartime Demands

Idaho farmers intend to raise spring wheat barley dry beans dry peas and potatoes above 1942 1943 levels despite labor and machinery shortages. They expect acreages to exceed goals for wheat oats barley and potatoes but fall short for corn dry beans tame hay sugar beets dry peas and flax. Beet growers worry about labor during thinning and harvest as land limits hinder feed grain and potato plans.

Boise Ida Idaho

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