Fragments From Letters of St Kenneth A Smith in Africa
Excerpts from letters written by St Kenneth A Smith of Preson describe a three month period in Africa during 1942 43. The writings recount travel sights in cities like Alexandria and Cairo local hospitality and humor amid war reflections and experiences including a dinner aboard a ship and a hunt for gazelle. The piece also notes military career moments including award of the Distinguished Flying Cross to a pilot and promotions with Silver Wings for Donald Fisher of Oxford Idaho.
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Ken
St.enneth A. Smith
Paul K. Smith
Preson
Etters
Stmith
Africa
Fus
Jtds
Buddy
Egypt
Alexandria
Cairo
George Lovelace
League of Nations
Lovelace
New Jersey
U.S.A
Mileg
Lybia
Nampa Farmer Urges Beet Growing On Old Pasture Land
Ambrose W. Johnson of Nampa urges Boise Valley owners of old pasture land to plant sugar beets. He notes fields yield twenty to thirty tons per acre and would restore soil productivity while boosting feed supplies and farm profits.
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Ambrose W. Johnson
Nampa
Route 2
Johnson
Idaho State Jersey Cattle Club Association
Boise Valley
Card of Thanks for Infant Death Support
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness shown after the infant’s death. Appreciation for floral offerings is noted. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bosen
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Roy Bosen
Weston Man Arrives at Farragut Naval Training Station
Leon Packer Taylor of Weston Idaho and Loretta Taylor of Weston are noted as new naval recruits arriving at Farragut Idaho. The report outlines a training period focusing on seamanship discipline physical fitness and naval methods. Taylor is a son of Vaughn and Loretta Taylor and is set to begin learning at the camp.
Tractor repair injury sidelines Bennett at least a week
A piece of steel from a tractor wheel injured Clark Bennett’s leg. doctors say cleanup may require muscle cutting and keep him off his feet for a week or more, possibly all summer. The article also notes local church conference attendance and various social visits in Winder.
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Carl
George Bennett
Cleveland
Clark
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Weston News Roundup of Local Family Visits and Births
Mr and Mrs Charles Simpson and family of Oakley Idaho visited Mr Simpson s parents Henry and Mrs Simpson. Frank Parker s wife gave birth to a boy their first. Allen Jensen of the Coast Guard is home on furlough. Various residents visited relatives in Ogden Salt Lake City Malad and Riverdale with several weekend trips noted. George Wash named cemetery caretaker and Audene Dahle left for Salt Lake City to work.
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Leon Passey Jr
Logan
Utah
Edith Gill
Frank Parker
Sato Saas Doare Hie Eiesedos
Allen Jensen
United States Coast Guard
Onan Mecham
Heyborn
Idaho
Clarence Goodwin
Ogden
Russ Nielsen
Weston
George Wash
Audene Dahle
Salt Lake City
Walter Rindlisbaker
Riverdale
Henry Simpson
Luther—Fife
Messa
Oregon
Marine Dahle
Woodrow Nielsen
Gambles Store to Open in Preston in May
Antone Jensen, tied to Weldon Nash in Continental Battery, is in Denver with Gambles warehouse officials for a new Gambles Store in Preston. The shop plans to reopen in the same location previously occupied by Tom Doyle, offering expanded service for farmers and livestock men.
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Weldon Nash
Continental Battery
Denver
Gambles Stores
Gambles
Preston
Jensen
Nash
Gambies
Sugar Available For Home Canning In 1943
Sugar for home canning of 1943 fruit crops will be available to housewives on roughly the same basis as last season. C C Anderson, state director of the Office of Price Administration, said no blue stamp deduction will be made from War Ration Book Two for sugar obtained for this purpose. In 1942, housewives applied for sugar at one pound per four quarts of fruit. WPB has approved production of bottles and caps for home canning, enabling an extensive national program to augment rationed foods.
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C. Cc.Anderson
Office of Price Administration
Anderson
OPA
Henderson
Raymond J. Briggs
War Production Board
WPB
Stringent Liquor Rationing Begins in Idaho
Idaho enforces strict liquor limits starting last Monday. Permit folders carry ration card numbers plus a separate card number. The 1943 year is split into weekly four square sections for whiskey brandy rum or gin cordial liqueur. Each square allocates one quart per week and is noncumulative. Clerks mark the used square with special ink.
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Idaho
Judges named for Intermountain Junior Fat Stock show
Three judges will judge stock animals at the seventh Inter mountain Junior Fat Stock show in North Salt Lake on June 7 and 8. Judges are E F Rinehart of Idaho, A C Esplin of Utah, and Harry H Smith of Utah State. Event is sponsored by Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce, Davis county, and Utah. Open to 4 H club members and area farmers.
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North Salt Lake
David Sharp Jr
E. F. Rinehart
University of Idaho
A. C. Esplin
Utah Extension Service
Harry H. Smith
Utah State Agricultural College
Rinehart
Pacific International
Portland
Great Western
Denver
Chicago
Utah
farmers—of—America
Typewriter Ribbons in Stock at the Citizen
The Citizen carries ribbons to fit every standard typewriter including Remington L C Smith Underwood Royal and Royal Portable.
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Remington
L. C. Smith
Underwood
Royal
Heel Fly control advised with rotenone brush-on
County Agent Cra ner notes the Heel Fly grubs in cows backs can be controlled by one or two applications of Rotenone mixed with water and brushed on the animal. Treatment should occur in the next few days with the agent’s office available for more information and rotenone supplies.
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Craner
Prohibition Law Debate Cited By Protagonist John
In a brief comment John challenges the idea that the United States could ever pass a prohibition law, noting skepticism about such sweeping legal restrictions. The remark reflects ongoing debate over government control and personal liberty in American policy discussions.
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John
America
Oil-Plating Oil Antidote Against Acid in Engines
A Conoco advertisement urges use of OIL-PLATING with Nth oil to protect engine parts from acid attack during long idle periods. It promotes Contintental Oil Co. products and recommends servicing at Your Mileage Merchant's Conoco station for a spring change.
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Conocoth
Conoco
Continental Oil Co
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