Farmer Outlook and War Payoffs in 1945 Foretold
A feature lists 1945 forecasts by Carman Miski Idaho Falls and Preston Nelson San Diego with farm output rising on favorable weather, retail shifts, and inflation risk. It covers taxes, debt, labor, war outcomes, stock markets, real estate, and postwar policy, naming places like Preston, Idaho Falls, and Michigan and noting regional shifts in prices and demand.
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Germany
Japan
Stalin
Pacific
Russia
Carman Miski
Idaho Falls
Preston T. Nelson
US. Navy
San Diego
Vonda
Erma
Iris
Faye Nelson
Preston
Lois Goaslind
Leon Hawkes
Iris Hawkes
Florence Wilcox
East Lake City
Harold L. _Hawkes
Mount Clemens
Michigan
Obituary: Merrill Peterson of Preston Dies
Vo Merrill dedication of grave by Bishop Goaslind. burial by Richards & Son Mortuary. Born May 29 1867 in Richville Utah, son of Baltzar and Mette Jaulsen Peterson. He moved to Preston at 29, ran livestock and ranching, managed interests and Persiana dance hall, served on East Side school district board and East Side Water Co. high priest in LDS church. Married December 24 1896 to Marinda Clayton. Survived by widow, three sons, three daughters, eight grandchildren, one great grandchild, one brother James J Peterson, one sister Eliza Porter.
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Vo Merrill
Goaslind
Richards & Son Mortuary
Richville
Morgan County
Utah
Baltzar
Mette Margret Jaulsen Peterson
Preston
East Side
East Side Water Co
LDS Church
Marinda Clayton
Jesse C. Peterson
Margaret Walker
Evan Grant Peterson
Wirlow C. Peterson
Florence
Memorial Notice for Mrs Taylor Nelson
Mrs Taylor Nelson funeral held at Richards Mortuary with grave dedication by Wm E Crane of Mink Creek. She was wife of Taylor Nelson a former Oneida Stake president who hosted church authorities and served a decade as Oneida stake Relief Society secretary. Born March 12 1882 in Hyde Park she married September 21 1904 in the Logan temple and survived by her husband and children Mer ven T Nelson Faren T Nelson Philomath Oregon and Thelma Youngman Danville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards Mortuary
Wm E. Crane
Mink Creek
Hyde Park
William
Susie Lamb Hawkes
Nelson
Logan Temple
Merven T. Nelson
Faren T. Nelson
Philomath
Oregon
Thelma Youngman
Danville
Mary Field Cole 80 Dies in Preston After Long Life of Service
Mrs Mary Field Cole 80 died at her Preston home Tuesday night from a heart ailment. Born Ogden Utah June 29 1864 she was a daughter of James and Catherine Field. She married Joan H Cole October 12 1882 in Salt Lake City Endowment House and lived in Willard Tremont and Treasure ton before settling in Preston in 1916. Survived by seven children 32 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren and numerous relatives. She was active in the Primary Relief Society Mutual Daughters of the Pioneers and did nursing work. Funeral plans not listed.
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Mary Field Cole
Preston
Ogden
Utah
James
Catherine Brown Field
Joan H. Cole
Salt Lake City
Willard
Treasureton
Daughters of the Pioneers
Elizabeth Sant
Riley
Cdle Ida Austin
Ezra Cole
Ervin Cole
Clarence Cole
Verna Johnson
Funeral notices for Field and related families listed
W C Field of Folsom California and C W Field with Riley Field of Ogden, Eva Stevenson and Willard, Margaret Baird, Ruby Conlin, Zina Reeves of Ogden are named. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 pm in the Second Ward chapel under Hendricks Mortuary direction.
Notice of Sale of Horse for Sheriff lien
A black mare about three years old owned by D. W. Butters will be sold at public auction January 6, 1945 at 10 a m at Vereen Bingham’s Weston Idaho residence to settle feed and care charges. If not paid, sale to highest bidder to cover costs under Idaho law. Dated December 27 1944. E. L. Hansen Sheriff.
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D. W. Butters
Vereen Bingham
Weston
Idaho
Captain voice recalls war experiences and farm labor draft concerns
Tom Heath, general manager of the Franklin County Sugar company, returning from the east, warns that government agriculture programs threaten farm labor with drafts. He cites sugar and canned goods surpluses followed by shortages and predicts increased use of Mexican labor and prisoners of war next year. Preston residents B. W. Stevens and Harold Christenson attended.
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Captain
Tom Heath
Heath
Bor
General Bruton
B. W. Stevens
Ogden
Harold Christenson
Preston High
Four Year College Needs at State Branch Postwar
The state board would prescribe the course of study and graduation standards under section 32-287 of the South Carolina code. If four-year programs are authorized at the Southern Branch the board can be trusted to set courses needed.
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State Board
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Farmer
Congress
Altoona
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Davenport
Iowa
San Jose
California
Wichita
Kansas
England
United States
British Empire
Armed Services
Roosevelt
Peace Commission
New World Organization
Italy
Argentina
God
Weston J. Smith
Baltzer Peterson
Mrs. Taylor Nelson
Mrs
E. L. Hansen
Incres
Ketlorg
Porter
Kraft
Tbs
Libby
Sperry
Censesbrysperia
Canada
Hewlett’s
Safeway
Karo
Bisquick
Texas
Washington
Brooklawn
Virginia
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