Americans God-Fearing Across Regions and War Fat Drive
Gallup survey shows 98 percent in the south and mountain states believe in God while coastal areas run around 93 percent. About 30 million adults did not attend church in the past month, yet 96 percent say they believe in God and 76 percent believe in life after death. Urban residents show less faith than farmers, and younger people still affirm hereafter beliefs amid wartime influences. Franklin county urges participation in a fat salvage drive to support the war effort, with two red points awarded per pound of fat.
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Gallup
Mountain States
Pacific Coast
National
Franklin County
When To Milk A Cow From Laughs To Logical Lectures In Cow Husbandry
The piece humorously critiques a supposed dairy science finding from a Dallas meeting that cows give more milk when not eating and when teats are not pulled during meals. It recalls older myths about hens and notes the professor offers no guidance on timing, asking whether cows prefer teat pulling before or after meals.
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Light and Power
South Texas Producers Association
Dallas
Glad to Save Fats for Munitions and Extra Production
The article urges saving fats for munitions and asks citizens to view the social page ad. It promotes workers to add hours to increase production while war demands rise. A coal contract raises the nation’s coal bill by about 150 million dollars, affecting miners and operators.
Call Named to Peston Hich School Position by Board
Joe Call of the USAC was selected Monday by the school board for the Peston hich school post. Last week about 400 hardwood trees were planted in the county per county agent Ezra T Benson.
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Joe Call
USAC
Peston Hich
Ezra T Benson
Quince Rice
Clifton
A Quiet Home Dream of Peace and Tolerance
Dee and Jane Cuppers plan a simple life after their child’s marriage. Dee sits by the fire with beer while Jane knits, saying they cannot beat staying home together. The narrator reflects that Dee’s dream reflects today’s hope for peace and understanding.
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Jane
Dee
Nominating Mass Meeting Chooses City Officials
The Preston mass meeting, held at the Preston Opera House, elected Mayor pro tempore Nephi Larson as temporary chairman and selected mayoral and precinct candidates. Joshua Rallicon and Lorenzo Hansen led First Precinct. James Johnson and John Condie led Second Precinct. James Johnson nominated as present clerk. Petterberg & Sons sold The People’s Meat Market. Petterberg exits meat, shifts to groceries and auto supplies. The Caterpillar engine loaned by C A Follett of Winder tested on city streets for road work.
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Preston Opera House
Larson
Nephi
Joshua Rallison
Lorenzo Hansen
James Johnson
John W Condie
C. A. Follett
Winder
Card of Thanks for Wm Andrews of Fairview Idaho
Family expresses sincere gratitude for aid during illness and death of Wm Andrews. Thanks for floral arrangements, services, and ward Elders and members. Signed by Darwin Andrews, Alvin Andrews, Dell Andrews, Rosell Andrews, Mary Fuell, and families.
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Wm. Andrews
Fairview
Idaho
Darwin
Alvin
Dell
Rosell Andrews
Mary Fuell
Pranks and jests mix with bright quips from a humor page
A collection of jokes and light vignettes about firemen, robbers, wardens, and everyday woes. Punchlines play on misfortune and irony with characters like Virg the fireman and a train robber provoked by an elderly passenger.
No wonder we can't get tires and other miscellany
A collage of quips and jokes about war gum taxes and ribbons. The piece weaves humor with reflections on merit and virtue, including a brief aside about a Bronze Star ribbon and a Boise trip anecdote.
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War Department
Mortgagees Warned Against Selling Mortgaged Property
The Farm Security Administration warns the public about the illegality and felony penalties for selling or disposing of mortgaged property tied to Emergency Relief Act loans. Violations under sections of the 1941 and 1942 acts carry fines up to 2000 dollars and potential prison terms.
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Farm Security Administration
United States
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Security warnings on mortgage releases and joint payees
The notice warns buyers that Farm Security Administration loans use blanket mortgages covering crops chattels and all after acquired property. Purchasers should ensure proper releases before payment and include FSA as a joint payee on checks.
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Farm Security Administration
FSA
Idaho Range and Livestock Report April Snowfall Update
Idaho range and livestock report from Boise notes additional snow and rainfall across Idaho. Weather could affect pasture conditions and grazing plans as snow depths persist into spring. Ranchers monitor moisture, range coverage, and potential forage growth delays.
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Boise
Idaho
Spring Range Prospects Show Improvement and Strong Livestock
In March improved prospects for spring range feed with good soil moisture. Early April brought cold spells delaying growth on snow-free areas. Warm weather needed to spur rapid growth. Livestock remain in good condition with promising lamb percentages and strong calf prospects.
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Preston Citizen
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Cache Valley
Clarion
William MacKnight Belva Hast
Leland Chatterton
Shirley Chatterton
Deane Auger
Preston
Franklin
Wilford Stokes
van Ness Hansen
Joe Marsh
Jane Cuppers
Little Sue
Shey
United States Brewers Foundation
Jeff’ Condie
People’s
Petterberg & Sons
Petterberg
eVirg Knudson
Virg
C.O
Hoot the Boot
Heaven
Grunt
WAC
Spit & Argy Club
Franklin Fannie
Stewart Geddes
Anderson Lumber CO
Building Material Headquarters
Salt
Ccorh
Wirdevele
Rawton
Elion
Said
Donna
Provo
Mura
Idaho Range and Livestock Report
Leland Hansen
West Center
Logan, Ut
Ezras Lunch
Independent Ticket
Edwin A. Crockett
C. L. (Roy) Greaves
Lillie E. Benson
George L. Stanger
S. P. Packer
State of
És Greaves
C. L. Greaves
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