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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
6
Farmers are urged to expand broods this spring to boost meat supply. A 1 cent to 16 cent per pound rise in producers’ ceiling prices will apply July 1 to December 31, aiding broilers fryers and roasters. Hatcheries are being encouraged to expand operations to supply extra chicks.
Bronze Star for Edward R. Swann of the 90th Infantry Division on the Western Front. Ephraim J. Swann promoted to sergeant with the 85th Mountain Infantry Regiment in Italy. Pfc James D. Day wounded in Germany March 12 and recovering in Belgium with the Lightning division. Also notes on volunteers, promotions, and service roles across Preston and nearby areas.
Mayor E A Crockett proclaims April 1 to June 1 1945 a brake fault correction period in Preston Idaho. Citizens urged to have car brakes checked to reduce accidents conserve wartime transport and support police Brake Emphasis Program statewide.
A $6 million government investment to stabilize egg prices last year yielded about $195 million in farm income, per WFA. Prices fell to 15 cents a dozen in some areas as government purchases of current-receipt eggs raised market prices, despite spoilage and criticism.
Montana amends 18 law to allow non residents to transport game through Montana after taking it in a neighboring state. Idaho hunters, especially Panhandle, faced Montana permit requirements previously. Effective July 1, 1945, an Idaho license suffices to move elk deer game birds or fish through Montana back to Idaho.
Franklin county is tasked with raising 346000 in the Seventh War Loan Drive starting in May. Ben Johnson chairs the campaign and urges patriot subscriptions as the largest quota yet. The government asks individuals to buy one month’s salary in war bonds. Payroll deductions under R R Rowell have begun. Two drives are planned this year with an eighth in the fall.
Classified notice announcing two styles of inventory pads for sale by Citizen, aimed at firms handling large volumes of small items or merchandise. Short ad-like listing with product details and seller contact.
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