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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
6
The text praises Idaho’s press standards and the ongoing work of the state’s publishing body to uphold a free press and raise journalistic quality under its guidance. It notes the nation’s cross section and the commitment to truth in reporting.
An analysis notes Office of Price Administration adjusted price ceilings for alfalfa red clover Alsike clover timothy and related seeds to include premiums for planting producers. The move, paired with AAA harvesting payments and War Food Administration support, aims to boost grass and legume seed harvest and farm loans under BAA subsidies.
A two day Idaho conference features Howard J. Ackey and Arthur D. Baker among speakers on meat merchandising postwar handling. A film on merchandising and a session on British Empire food stationing will be shown. WLW Cincinnati will broadcast the event starting Sunday at 2 p m with breakfast and luncheon programs for state officers and directors.
Plans unveiled by management promise a lineup at the Eastern Idaho fair featuring Selbrand Bros. Carnivel midway shows and a five day horse racing program with prizes totaling 485 dollars. The display includes new versions of attractions and a tented midway area, with Horée racing slated as the main afternoon feature.
OPA officials announced a thirty day period during which farms institutions and other employers may obtain rationed foods for workers hired by those entities. The measure mirrors prior programs and outlines daily meal provisions during the temporary employment window.
The survey reports wheat stocks in mills and elevators, noting diminished storage and lower on hand in several regions. It details equipment reductions and rationing changes, highlighting 9 items to be rationed in 1944-45 and comparing with prior years.
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