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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1943

Page

3

Idaho Politicians Read New Deal as 1944 Campaign Issue

Idaho political observers foresee the New Deal becoming a key issue in the 1944 race. Possible Democratic candidates including Gossett Masters and Taylor face pressure from supporters and opponents alike, while Republicans may seize on war concerns and critique of federal policy.

Idaho Democratic Party I. HH. Masters Glen Taylor Perry Harbor

Governor Critiques Party Realignment Over New Deal Era

The text cites a debate on state emergency funding and the shifting party landscape as old parties fade. It notes Governor Bottolfsen, speaking at a Boise Republican gathering, avoiding direct mentions of Democrats and labeling opponents as the New Deal aligned. It emphasizes a national split between New Dealers and a new faction.

Boise Tred O. Reynolds Fairfield Camas County Reynolds Bottolfsen

Eulogized Alvin Crockett 89 Funeral Held in Fourth Ward

Funeral services were held for A D Crockett 89 in the Fourth ward chapel on Saturday December 4 1943 at 2 pm. He died December 1 at his home 205 East Oneids. The services were conducted by Angus Keller with choir and solo renditions by Mr and Mrs LaVon Larson and Constance Davis. Speakers included Charles Shumway Elda Carlson Peter Maughan and Counselor Phenol Edgley. The stake presidency was represented by Bishop Horace Baugh and Mrs Lettie Condie. The closing hymn was Shall We Meet Beyond The River. Benediction was by Reese Davis.

A. D. Crockett Fourth Ward Jesus LaVon Larson John Kofoed Father Constance Davis Charles Shumway Elda Carlson Vale Peter Maughan Horace Baugh Lettie Condie Lana Phenol Edgley Crockett Pacific Coast Texas New England Reese Davis

Mound Valley Community Notes On Family Births And Social Gatherings

Mr and Mrs George Harris welcomed a baby girl both mother and child in good condition. Visitors from Preston included Mr and Mrs Ernest Porter and daughters with local families. Thatcher high school dance drew many locals. Nagham Porter helped a Preston friend with linoleum work. Mrs Owen D Clegg of Grave visits J D McGregor family after hospital stay. Mound Valley ward opened Mutual social at Thatcher high with refreshments and games. Lorin Panter helps brother Leland in Cleveland. Panter also serves as superintendent with Harriet Williams as president. C P McGregor family traveled to Pocatello on business. Sunday School faculty meeting held with ward officers present.

George Harris J. D. McGregor Pocatello Hospital Mound Valley Thatcher High School Lorin Panter Harriett Williams Leland Cleveland C. P. McGregor Pocatello

Thatcher High School presents two one act operettas

The Thatcher High School stage hosted two one act operettas titled Margie Goes Modern and Lady Frances with Mrs Sutton directing. Sophomores sponsored a Friday dance for residents of Bancroft Soda Grace Cleveland Lago Mound Valley and Preston. The December schedule includes The Improper Henry Propper with a full cast listed and invites extended to the public.

Margie Frances Evryone D. W. Sutton Thatcher High Bancroft Soda Grace Cleveland Lago Mound Valley Preston Henry Propper Keith-Neilson Billie Cece Reacatge Nettary Beulah Walton Sid Hurd Dean Hogan Quirtz Gene Smith Dora Sid

Dairy Meetings Slated For December 16 17

The dairy program includes a color sound film Along the Milky Way shown December 16 at Frankllill and December 18 at 8 00 p m at the Court House in Preston. Presented by RE B Davies Agricultural Agent and Milk companies, the film covers dairy production processing and delivery with input from dairy specialists 4 H club work and cooperative bull associations.

Franklill Court House Preston RE. E B. Davies Union Pacific Railroad Salt Lake City Utah Milky Way Agricultural Development Department Joe W. Jarvis

Math card tricks with house number and age

A playful instruction describes a math sequence that reveals a person’s house number and age. Start with any three figure number, apply doubling, adding five, multiplying, and year adjustments. The final result supposedly displays the house number on the left and age on the right.

Card of Thanks for A. D. Crockett family

The family of A. D. Crockett expresses appreciation for services during illness death and funeral arrangements of their husband and father. Floral donations and the program parts are cherished memories. Signed Amelia Crockett Dorothy Reed Alvin Crockett Jr Irvin Crockett Ivy Kofoed Lydia Stoker

A. D. Crockett Amelia-H-Crockett Dorothy and Reed Alvin “Crockett, Jr Irvin Crockett Ivy Kofoed Lydia Stoker

Pipe Line Extension Aims to Improve Fairview Water

Fairview extends water system with a new 5 inch pipe from George Egbert's land to the old school site replacing a 6 inch line laid years ago. Work funded by donations and a 75 assessment per hydrant to raise funds. More water supply expected for villagers and residents.

Fairview George Egbert

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