Jo Ann Nash Buried in Linrose at Age 6
Jo Ann Nash six year old daughter of LaMar and Norma Nash of Linrose died Thursday morning after a four month battle with a brain tumor. Born September 21, 1938 in Preston she lived in Linrose all her life. Survived by her parents one brother Bruce three grandparents and burial followed in Franklin Cemetery. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m in the Linrose LDS ward chapel with William Tanner in charge. Burial under Hendricks mortuary direction.
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Jo Ann Nash
LaMar Nash
Linrose
David L. Nash
Jo Ann
Preston
Norma Elwell Nash
Bruce
David N. Nash
Isaac Elwell
Linrose Lds Ward
William Tanner
Franklin Cemetery
Hendricks’ Mortuary
War Souvenir Window Planned by Utah Power Company
Harold Swift invites all collectors of war souvenirs to loan items for a display in a window. The Utah Power Company will securely hold all contributions for public viewing and asks contributors to contact the company at their earliest convenience.
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Utah Power Company
Harold Swift
Power Company
Idaho Winter Wheat Crop Forecast for 1945
Idaho reports an April 1 forecast of 17 411 000 bushels of winter wheat for 1945, behind last year by 369 000 but about 22 percent above the 1934–33 ten year average. Seeded area is larger, snow coverage remains in eastern Idaho, and abandonment from winterkill is expected to be light. Milk output for March is 110 million pounds, eggs total 30 million, with the lay rate at a record 1 680 eggs per 100 hens though layers are down 27 percent from March last year.
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Boise
Idaho
Cafeteria Menu Yet To Be Updated For Week
April menu outlines a week of meals with items such as baked potatoes with gravy on Monday and meat loaf on Friday. Additional offerings include sandwiches soups vegetables milk fruit and desserts. Typewriter ribbons are advertised for sale at the Citizen.
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Johnny Mazzetti
Richmond Black and White Day set in Rich mond Utah
The annual Black and White days return to Rich mond Utah on May 16 and 17 1945 with an agenda of cattle judging Future Farmer and 4-H events and cow testing plus an all day horse show and team pulling contest prizes range from 10 to 25 dollars with teams split into heavy and light classes.
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Richmond
Utah
Milton Webb
Tackle Harvest Problems Now
Grain producers are urged to begin now to plan handling the 1945 crop. Storage outlets appear likely to be fuller than usual and fewer boxcars may be available ahead of harvest, so producers should work out their own plans for handling the crop.
Post Preservative Now Available For Use
County agent Daniel Roberts announces local availability of chlorinated phenol post preservative. Used by the Extension Forester and at the Farm Institute demonstration in February, the product is said to extend post life from three to five times based on experimental evidence.
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Daniel Roberts
Farm Institute
Ration Free Sugar Announced for 1945 Farm Families
Sugar beet and sugarcane producers will receive a ration free supply of sugar again this year. Each family member and long term farm employee gets up to 25 pounds. Grower allocations cannot exceed 25 pounds per acre harvested from the 1945 crop. Sugar manufacturers will allocate the supply.
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Cai
Sport Shop
America
Europe
United: National Clothing Collection
Henry J. Kaiser
National
Franklin County
THE
Kilgore Service
J. C. Penney CO. Franklin CO. Poultry Ass'n
Preston Implement
F. County Grain Growers Prescription Drug
Hart Music
Anderson
Lumber California Packing Corp
Foss Furniture CO
Thompson Plumbing Husler Elevators
Merrill's Jewelry
Dale's Confectionery
Utah Power’ & Light
D&i Furniture Johnson Drug Preston Lumber
Franklin CO. Sugar CO Greaves Style Shop
Petterborg Chevrolet CO
McCune Motor
Campbell's Market
Grand Theatre
Classic Cleaners
Palmer
Quality Bakery
Estenson’s Variety Safeway
Jensen
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