Community Notes from Pocatel and Preston Area
Oxford Miss Julia Anderson of Pocatel spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson. Numerous local families hosted relatives and friends for chicken dinners including the Kendalls Olson Hatch Fisher Jensen and Anderson clans. Pvt Joe Anderson returned from emergency Army leave and ZuRay Anderson treated for strep throat at Pocatel lo hospital. Dan Hatch attended a stock sale in Pocatel lo Tuesday.
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Julia Anderson
Pocatello
Harold Anderson
George Fisher
Barbara
Harold
Karl Kendall
Wesley Olson
Ernest Olson
Thompson Hutch
Woofer
Junior Jensen
Henry Jensen
France
Kendall
Oscar Ryan
Michael
Ray Hatch
Ryan
American Falls
Ivan Redington
Salt Lake City
George Redington
Frank Croshaw
Annie Hatch
Allen Fisher
Preston
A L Fisher
Alice Morley
Wm Baker
Olwen Ames
Preston Hospital
Joe Anderson
US Army
T Iinois
ZuRay
Kate Anderson ZuRay
Pocatello Hospital
Barbara Fisher
Cap Hillman
Patty Lou
Ira
LDS Boys Celebrate Pioneer Day on Guam
Four hundred LDS boys marked Pioneer Day July 24 with a Guam celebration featuring songs and other numbers. Eldred H Edwards sent a letter detailing the event and included lyrics to a song the group, calling themselves the Blue Brothers quartet, performed with members from Arizona and Winder.
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LDS
Guam
Pacific
LeRoy Edwards
Eldred H. Edwards
Blue Brothers
Talbot
Winder
Roy
Arizona
Edwards
Hansen
Return Of 409th Bombardment Group From Europe
Cpl Farrell Hollingsworth heads home to the United States after processing at Camp New York in northeastern France. The 409th Bombardment Group, part of the Ninth Air Force, flew 257 missions with A-20 Havocs in pre invasion and German target strikes, ranking among the top five units in the Ninth Air Bombardment Division. Hollingsworth resides at 326 West 1st Street in Preston.
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409Th
Assembly Area Command
Cpl Farrell Hollingsworth
United States
Camp New York
France
England
Ninth Air Force
Ninth Air Bombardment Division
Cpl
Hollingsworth
St. Preston
Idaho crop prospects improve in July with record potato forecast
Idaho July crop outlook shows overall improvement and an index of 125 percent. Wheat dry beans potatoes apples peaches cherries and prunes rise while oats barley dry peas and pears lag. Potatoes forecast at 43,650,000 bushels, a state record. beans at 1,743,000 bags. dry peas down to 1,652,000 bags due to heat. Milk output 143 million pounds. egg production noted.
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Boise
Idaho
North
Prospect
Egg production tempo contrasts with 1944 July level
The report notes an estimated 23 million eggs produced, much smaller than July 1944 totals, yet the daily lay rate was higher than in that month.
New Reduced Price on Desk Blotters
Desk blotters offered at 15 cents each with immediate availability. Call Citizen office to order for your business or office space.
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Citizen Office
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