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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1944

Page

5

Idaho sets longer waterfowl season and bag limits

Idaho hunts through January 1 for geese and ducks with a longer season than last year. Daily duck bag is 10 with up to five mallards pintails or widgeon. geese daily bag two. Possession limits 20 for ducks and four for geese. Shotgun shell quota may be 100 rounds per hunter. distribution method pending.

Idaho State Fish and Game Department U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Secretary of the Interior Civilian Protection Division WPB

Dayton Community News social and family notices

Blessed in Sacrament meeting were four babies named Chester Arthur Leo Harold and Roland Willian. Many visits gatherings and travels are noted among Dayton residents with relatives from Ogden Preston Clearfield and Okin.

June McComber Chester Arthur Elvin Shepherd Leo Harold Roland Anderson Roland Willian Perry Phillips Nadine Geraldine Elaine Dalley Roberts Lucetta Archibald Evelyn Griffiths Frank Pratt Clearfield Ray Bell & Family Richmond George Bennett Preston Clarence Nelson South End Jones Lewis Martin

Potatoes Accepted in Used Bags in War Food Plan

The War Food Administration advised growers to use uniform cleaned used bags for potatoes at current prices with no 10 cent differential. The program aims to conserve new burlap and maximize reuse of sound containers.

WFA War Food Administration

Christina Lund Heusser Dies of Heart Attack

Mrs Christina Lund Heusser died at her Weston home Thursday of a heart attack age 66. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m in the Weston ward chapel with Bishop W Maurice Tingey presiding and burial in Weston cemetery under Richards Mortuary of Preston. She was born November 11 1858 in Salt Lake City and married William Heusser March 12 1877 later moving to Weston where they lived 55 years. Four children survive.

Weston Ward Mary Christina Lund Heusser W. Maurice Tingey Frank Parker Clive Bealchotr Amelia Hansen Veroka Nash Thomas E. Rose Bishop Nash Plymouth Utah Horace Baugh Preston Vesta Coburn Mire Rhea Wood Dayton M A Ella Thompson Alvin Maughan Lonsdale Roe Charles A. Mickelsen Weston Cemetery Richards Mortuary Heusser Weston Salt Lake City Hang Christian Christina Lauritzen Lund William Heusser Salt Lake Heussen Weston Relief Society Linrose Joseph Honeyville Anna Weed Ray Heusser

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