Raise More Pheasants for Franklin County
The Franklin County Fish and Game Association funds a plan to raise 500 plus pheasants for fall planting. With 300 to 400 dollars for feed and care, housing is offered free locally. coordination with the state game department will move chicks here at the proper time. The aim is to boost postwar hunting as a civic project benefiting soldiers returning home.
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Franklin County Fish and Game Association
State Game Department
America
Local Fish and Game Association
Idaho fish and game talks span clubs and federation
The Bear Lake recreation meeting in Pocatello and the Idaho Wildlife Federation gathering in Boise focus on fish and game conservation and propagation. A congressional committee is named to study improved fishing for returned service members, sparking varied opinions on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Boise
A Cattleman's Opinion Editorial by Jack Crawford
The editorial argues government has no inherent powers beyond taxation. It claims taxes destroy public treasuries and are inevitable burdens on producers and consumers. The piece denounces the tax system’s many labels and calls for recognizing taxes as the real, inescapable cost of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crawford
Okanagan
Washington
Cattleman
Bear Lake Rehabilitation Seeks Multi-State Action
The piece argues Utah and Idaho must jointly advance Bear Lake rehabilitation to unlock its potential as a major fishing and wildlife resource. It notes deer and pheasant protection help wildlife, but stresses a large scale, cross border program involving federal support is needed to realize Bear Lake as a regional recreation paradise.
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Bear Lake
Utah
Idaho
Examiner
Montpelier
Barber shop sold to Claude Winn of Vernal Utah
A local barber shop formerly owned by Oleen Allen near the Wilford hotel was sold to Claude Winn of Vernal Utah. Mrs Stephen Perkins of Dayton gave birth to a baby boy last Monday. mother and baby are doing well. Oneida basketball team defeated West Side High 35 to 14 with Lake contributing strongly. Choules Rawlings and Forsgren also noted for solid play. A new baby boy arrived at Mr and Mrs Jos Luthy’s home, their third girl and one boy. Community mourns the death of Sophrona Bennett Stephenson, wife of Har-
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Oleen Allen
Dvar
Wilford Hotel
Claude Winn
Vernal
Utah
Stephen Perkins
Dayton
Mother
Babe
West Side High
Salt Lake City
George Lake
Rawlings
Packer
Forsgren
Zionites
Jos. Luthy
Joe
Sophrona Bennett Stephenson
Har
Funeral services for Jacob Peterson held in Dayton ward
Funeral services for Jacob Peterson were held in the Dayton ward chapel on Wednesday January 22. The report notes several local residents as hospital patients and mentions an American Legion production of Aunt Lucia with about 150 local participants.
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Jacob Peterson
Dayton Ward
The
American Legion
Preston Boy Leads South Idaho F F A District
Devon Kofoed, senior at Preston high school, elected President of the Southeastern Idaho District of Future Farmers of America at a district meeting in Preston. Grant Harris of Malad named vice president, Las Laker of Paris as secretary, Lu Wayne Barrington as reporter, with district treasurer to be chosen from the Grace Chapter. Milan Bush, state FFA president, urged members to enter public speaking contests and aim for a South eastern Idaho winner to reach state and Western states contests.
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Devon Kofoed
Preston High School
Idaho
Future Farmers of America
Preston
Devon Is
Willard. Kofoed
Winder
LeRoy Doney
Alva Doney
Grant Harris
Malad
Las Laker
Fielding High School
Paris
Lu Wayne Barrington
Louis Barrington
Riverdale
Grace
Milan Bush
Future Farmer Organization
Milan
Twin Falls
Kansas City
Share repair programs aid lag in farm machinery production
Industry notes manpower shortages and factory delays have slowed farm machinery output. Boise dealers report Idaho farmers fall behind this winter in readying equipment for spring, urging early repair part orders so manufacturers can fill needs. Repair parts supply remains unlimited while metal inventories flow.
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Boise
Idaho
Notice of Franklin county public hearing on budget
The Franklin county Idaho Board of County Commissioners will meet February on the court house in Preston at 10 a.m. to fix the final budget and make appropriations for the current fiscal year. Taxpayers may appear and a schedule shows appropriations and prior year salaries and expenses. The budget is based on anticipated revenue.
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Preston Citizen
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Chanical
Newenen
Wrentoni
Frank
Idaho
Preston
Board of County Commissioners
Franklin County
Court House
Pranks and Puzzles from a Bizarre Morning
A string of odd vignettes unfolds from jungle talk to a comical bar scene. A doctor and nurse exchange lines about consciousness while a man chews a glass stem after six drinks. A boy Jimmy returns with torn trousers and jokes about the gas meter.
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Jimmy
Shopping Early for Needed Garden Seeds
The University of Idaho Extension Service advises gardeners to order seeds early as 1945 seed production benefited from good weather. The USDA notes ample garden supplies but a seed packing labor shortage could delay availability. rotenone, insecticides, and Victory model gardening tools are in limited supply.
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University of Idaho Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
1945 Farm Goals Set to Reach Food Targets
The War Food Administration projects 363 635 000 acres needed to meet 1945 food production goals, based on normal yields. Idaho seeks large gains in sugar beets cover crop forage seeds and flaxseed with moderate rises in dry beans potatoes hay and wheat. Livestock and marketing goals require strong feed grain and forage supplies.
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War Food Administration
Idaho
Fairview Farewell Party for Local Boys Leaving for Service
Fairview held a January 17 gathering with speakers Mrs Jessie Gilbert and Mrs Reva Wilson and Merlin Gilbert. Ward members and families attended a program and dance as they bid farewell to LeRoy Bodily Dallas Gilbert Donald Cole Jay Seamons and Ivo Bodily who depart for military service.
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Sacrament Meeting
Jessie Gilbert
Reva Wilson
Merlin Gilbert
Ileen B. Lewis
Pocatello
Thatcher and Salt Lake visitors gather at Thatcher home
Mrs Ellis Wright spent several days last week in Ogden visiting her ill brother George Skinner in the hospital. Mrs Athlone Walton and Dorothy of Salt Lake visited Thatcher with Claude and Mel Mendenhall and others as dinner guests at Louis Bitton's home. Harris Stephenson and Chick Young refereed a Soda Springs vs Georgetown basketball game, 26 to 42. Mrs Dorthea Hansen visits California with Clara and family. Kenneth Wright and party spent days in Salt Lake City on business.
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Ellis Wright
Ogden
George Skinner
Athlone Walton
Dorothy
Salt Lake
Thatcher
Claude Mendenhall
Mel Brown
Shirley Brown
Soda Springs
Frank Harris
Boise
Louis Bitton
Harris Stephenson
Georgetown
Chick Young
Dorthea Hansen
California
Clara
Kenneth Wright
Salt Lake City
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Ireland
Chatterton Bhirley
Chatterton Deane
Auger Quint Hart
Bear Lake Recreation
Oneida
Ris A Stephenson
Julius Johnson
Walter Smith
Fairview
Grace Parkinson
Franklin
Wm Kirby
Preston Boy
South Idaho
F.F.A
William Craner
Citizen
Mable
Ruth
Mink Creek Maizee
Sue
Jones
Gust
Gate of Heaven
Los Angeles
Optimist
NEWS
County School Fund
Courthouse
Weed Control Fund
Fair Fund
Att Eecangeer Cenesesenescrs
Snk
Fair
LeRoy Bodily
Dallas Gilbert
Donald Cole
Jay Seamons
Ivo Bodily
L V Merrill
Don Wiser
Helen Wiser
Wiser
Helen Johnson
LDS Hospital
Hyrum Johnson
Barlow Gilbert
Logan Hospital
James Cottle
Cottle
Bill Hyde
Hazen Gilbert
Brothers & Sisters
Dallas
Bank Mail
MR. Business Man
First Security Bank OF Idaho
National Association
Chey
Federal Reserve
F.dio
Husler
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