Water Forecast Shows Ample Runoff for Franklin County
An annual forecast by USAC irrigation engineer Dean George W Clyde predicts ample runoff across Idaho and Utah in the upper Cache valley area. Bear River at Harer and Stewart Dam show higher snow and water content, with 1943 storage and spring runoff likely exceeding 1942 levels and Bear Lake gains expected through mid year.
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Idaho
Utah
Cache Valley
Dean George W. Clyde
USAC
Illogan
Wranklin County
Bear River
Harer
United States Geological Survey
Ida
Stewart Dam
Rainbow
Traver
Goodman Ranch
Bear Lake
Rainbow Canal
Evanston
Wyoming
Cub River
Franklin Basin
Cub-River
Plan to issue seed potato certificates for W ar Board purchases
The Department of Agriculture proposes county War Boards issue certificates allowing farmers and dealers to buy selected seed potatoes at premiums up to 75 cents per hundredweight over the country shipper’s price. The national potato supply is expected to stay tight through May.
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Department of Agriculture
Whitney Fireside party honors Larsen and family
A Whitney Fireside gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. Claytor Larsen as they depart the ward. Guests, singing, remarks, and games followed with a potluck lunch. Nearby visits included Miss Zennabeth Crockett in Salt Lake City and relatives from Boise and Preston.
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Claytor Larsen
T. Tanner
Larsen
Whitney
Marcus Weaver
Gladys Sharp
Don Chadwick
Zennabeth Crockett
Army Engineers Department
Salt Lake City
Utah
George Crockett
Nolan Monson
Wayne
Melvin G. Larsen
Monson
June Larsen
Buhl
Idaho
Laurena Benson
Ronda Pool
Sidney Gray
Pocatello
James Keller
Fred Hawkes
Preston
Clark G. Murdock
Gilbert Weaver
William Durstellar
Arnald Durstellar
Dursteller
Yakama
Washington
Russel Westerburg
Glencoe
Glen Stone
Ogden
DeRalph Perry
DeAnne
Salt Lake
Lester Dunkley
Perry
Eunice Dunkley
Anderson Lumber Pushes Paint Campaign for Wartime Homes
Anderson Lumber carries Famous Palice Paints as part of The Paraffine Companies wartime drive to spur home upkeep. W. H. Lowe notes wasted depreciation from poor paint protection amounts to hundreds of millions annually, urging proper coating to protect landmarks and housing amid a housing shortage.
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Paraffine Companies, Inc
Anderson Lumber
Preston
Pabce Paints
W. H. Lowe
Lowe
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson
Monticello
Clifton Social Closes Mutual Year Activities
A successful closing social conducted by the M. I. A. on Tuesday ends the year’s mutual program. Local residents and visitors include Sheldon Sears of Ogden with Roy Walker family, Mary Olsen with Weldon Rasmussen and others. Doyle Murray of Logan and Peter Ostergar of Oakland visit, while Murray’s service to country proceeds and school closings occur due to diseases.
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Clifton Scouts
Clifton Ward Chapel
Ernest Eberhart
Hunsaker
larley—Greaves
David G Eames
Phenol Edgley
Alvin Cutler
Clifton
Explorer
Eiven
Franklin County
Lott Viehlweg
Edward Rice
Carl Viehweg
Draper
Utah
Jack Wood
Ogden
Mary .A. Olsen
Weldon Rasmussen
Mink Creek
Victor Ostergar
Oakland
California
Peter M. Ostergar
Clifton Doyle Murray
Logan
Jean Sant
Salt Lake City
Wartime Bond Appeal Reminds of Soldiers Efforts
A wartime civic notice urges readers to consider buying the 3 Second War Loan Bond, stressing the impact if soldiers had not joined the fight and implying national contribution through debt support.
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Arouna
Idaho Farm Wages Gain Thirty Percent Over A Year Ago
Idaho farm wages climbed 30 percent from a year earlier with board and without board, as of April 1. The U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics said the labor supply remained tight and the late spring move aggravated farming tasks, with warm, dry weather bringing many spring jobs to a peak.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Idaho
U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Montana
Utah
Washington
Oregon
California
Bureau
Holstein Cow Change of Ownership Registered in Vermont
Howard Hollingsworth of Preston has acquired a registered Holstein cow from Alma Choules herd. The transfer for Jewel Inka Ollie 208140 is recorded by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America in Brattleboro. The association issued 1,364 certificates to Idaho breeders in 1942.
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Brattleboro
Howard Hollingsworth
Preston
Alma Choules
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Idaho
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Tebcee
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Chands R. Wickard
Bf Usda War Board
War Production Board
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
AAA
Hendrick’s Floral
Ily
Harry
Mable Mathus
Grant Lee
Boise
T. J Sant
Paul Sant
Mayle Rice
Fisk Tires
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Itin
Main-Preston
Edwin A
Crockett
Edwin Crockett
Progressive Civic
Booster
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