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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1944

Page

2

Improve Our Horses in Preston County

Franklin county gains repute as a center for fine horses with high blood stock from top strains. Stallions are housed in the Winder area, Tay lor Brothers ranch, Green Wells, and George Bennet, offering fair stud fees to farmers. Rodeo profits have remained strong, with purse money around 2500 and plans for a larger three night show next year if war conditions permit.

Franklin County United States Winder Taylor Brothers

Sea Going Serpent Myth or Real Sightings?

The piece discusses growing sea serpent sightings around Payette and the arrival of a color photograph amid delays in processing. It uses a cautionary tone about animal feeding needs and cautions about public alarm, while reflecting on retail price controls and mass distribution during wartime.

Preston Night Rodeo Aims For Postwar Improvements

The Preston rodeo committee has several thousand dollars to improve next year’s show with plans for new chutes a band stand and a better announcer stand. A postwar talent array is expected to enhance acts for the entertainment of all and keep the rodeo’s rising fame in Franklin County Idaho.

Rodeo Committee Preston Franklin County Idaho

Community Notes From Time August Lawn Party

Bishop Wm Skidmore of the Fourth ward hosted about 220 officers teachers and members at a lawn party. The First ward janitor forgot the key but aides climbed in a window to hold a Relief Society meeting. Meek and Forsgren harvesters began work Monday as Clifton bishopric counselor James Williams married and left for summer school. Buck Bond hosts dinner for the returning couple and barber Shorty Skiles moves to American Falls. Campfire Circle 789 Women of Woodcraft installed July 20 with Cleora Malachy as organizer and officers including Fannie Moody Edith Needham Isabelle Hurst Mabel Golightly Francie Luthy Minnie Card Rachel Alen Mary Wilmore Barbara Neeley Aurora Cherry Carrie Peterson and Lucy Pinson.

Woodcraft Cleora Malachy Denver Fannie Moody Edith Needham Isabelle Hurst Mabel Golightly Francis Luthy Minnie Card Outer Sentinel Rachel Alen Inner Sentinel Mary Wilmore Barbara Neeley Aurora Cherry Carrie Peterson Lucy Pinson

Fragmented mock wartime speech from a noisy OCR line

A garbled OCR fragment features a speaker named Bob New comb claiming victory over Nazis and referencing allies. The text includes distorted dialogue about “our boys” and a British friend, with unclear surrounding context.

Multiple August 1929 Idaho notices and local events

A crash report notes Mrs Bill Davis and five children injured when a light sedan tipped on State highway near Franklin after a large sedan sped toward a sharp corner. the Big sedan fled. Parley Monson announces the marriage of his daughter Elnora to Morris Brimhall in Pocatello with plans to live in Moscow. Several local marriages and returns are listed. Denton V. Webster injured. Goodyear Shoe Repairing Parlor opens in Logan. Bancroft and Victor Deign start a shop near Quality Bakery. Thirty five chamber members in eight cars conduct a Good-Will tour of Franklin County led by Ezra T. Benson with farm visits and a concluding dance and city park program.

Bill Davis Franklin Parley Monson Elnora Morris Brimhall Pocatello Moscow Preston Goodyear Logan Bancroft Victor Deign Quality Bakery Chamber of Commerce Frankin County Ezra T. Benson

Humorous wartime snippets from Fort Pierce columns

A collage of lighthearted jests, soldiers anecdotes, and local color from Fort Pierce scenes. Bits include Captain and Private banter, a playful drill interruption, a petrified trees riddle, silly sheriff and harvest tales, and a poke at rumors about Florida life along with naval humor from USN letters.

Tire shortage sparks War Production Board action and concerns

A regional defense official reported that a tire shortage for medium and heavy duty trucks and buses could cripple essential transport. The War Production Board cut a requested allocation from 165000 to 73000 tires monthly for July through September, despite ODT notes of pressing military needs including petroleum, food, and war materiel shipments.

Jay Merrill Guy A. Richardson ODT Celoriel J. Moniroe’ Johnson

Rasmussen Family Road Trip Includes Roxbury Visit

Glencoe residents Mr and Mrs Orlando Rasmussen and Mr and Mrs Orson Rasmussen of Oneida Station traveled to Roxbury last Wednesday. They met with Mr and Mrs Marvin Rasmussen and Mr and Mrs Joseph Andreasen before returning Sunday evening. On Monday they toured Smith Field with Mr and Mrs Doris Newbold and Mrs Elaine Westerberg spent last Thursday visiting in Whitney at Arnold Dursteler’s home. Mrs Westerberg visited her sister-in-law Mrs Ronald Dursteler of San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Melvin Westerberg and their two daughters Pauline and Bet were among those mentioned.

Russell Westerberg Melvin Westerberg Preston Sons & Daughters G. E. Olson Downata Hot Springs Orlando Rasmussen Orson Rasmussen Oneida Roxbury Marvin Rasmussen Joseph Andreasen Smithfield Doris Newbold Elaine Westerberg Whitney Arnold Dursteler Westerberg Ronald Dursteler San Francisco

Beaver trapping allotments for 1944-45 to be granted

Beaver trapping allotments for the 1944-45 season will be granted at meetings by Fish and Game officials. The first meeting is August 26 at 1 p.m. in the Bonneville Hotel Idaho Falls for upper District 5, the second August 29 at 1 p.m. in Soda Springs Courthouse for the lower District 5. Applicants must be of legal age to qualify for a $500 bond and may draw for only one area.

Fish and Game Bonneville Hotel Idaho Falls Soda Springs

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