Memorial for Doctor Allen Cutler Reflects Community Loss
A community laments the death of Doctor Allen Cutler a respected leader in Pres ton. He served as LDS Sunday School superintendent and chamber of commerce president among many roles. The piece praises his integrity civic spirit and devotion to family church and town.
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Allen Cutler
Allen
Preston
Teddy Roosevelt
LDS Church
Chamber of Commerce
Doctor Allen
OPA Defeats Purpose and Clothing Shortages
Returning veterans and the public face severe clothing scarcities as December wage hikes of 22 percent in clothing raise costs. The OPA has not allowed price adjustments, causing shipments to stop or tighten. The release blames price controls and wage policy for inflationary pressure and reduced goods.
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OPA
Washington
Fred Cooper Elected Chairman of Portneuf Soil District
Fred M. Cooper of Grace was elected chairman of the Portneuf Soil Conservation District Board at the first meeting of the newly elected board on Monday January 28 1946 in Lava Idaho. Lyndon Green McCammon was named vice chair Harold E Thomas Downey secretary treasurer with E R Buehler Tyhee and J E Wilson Jr Lund as the remaining members. A report noted the McCammon Ditch Company dam near Lava nearing completion and progress toward securing a tractor dozer carryall unit for district use.
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Fred M. Cooper
Grace
Portneuf
Soil Conservation Service
Olsen
Bannock County
Lyndon Green
McCammon
Harold E. Thomas
Downey
E. R. Buehler
Tyhee
J. E. Wilson, Jr
Lund
McCammon Ditch Company
Lava
Headlines of Local Jests and Oddities
Local clippings present a collage of humorous anecdotes and sketches. Notes include pranks and miscommunications, a Kentucky ballad parody, a newspaper editor's blunt rejection of most poetry, and a shopper quibble over a payment plan. People mentioned include Minnie, John, Jim Beve ridge, and Weldon Nash in lighthearted vignettes.
Winder Servicemen Dance and Welcome Home Notices
A servicemen dance is planned for Friday February 8 in Winder ward inviting veterans and locals. Alph Mortensen has been released from the U S Army and is back home with his family. Donna Talbot also returned from the Wacos and U S Army. The Winderward Gold and Green Ball occurred January 26 with Beth Talbot crowned Queen and Joan Follett as Princess by U S M I A president. Wilford Kendall of Lewiston Utah visited friends in town.
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Alph Mortensen
Andrew Mortensen
U. S. Army
Donna Talbot
Lee Talbot
Wacos
Beth Talbot
Orville Talbot
Joan Follett
Orrin Follett
Wilford Kendall
Lewiston
Utah
Jack Bright
Mrs Ray Miles Visits Pocatello kin in town
Mrs Ray Miles and her son Robert Clifford of Pocatello visited her father Joseph Taylor in town. Mrs Miles formerly Miss Erma Dene Taylor. Paul Winn spent Thursday and Friday in Pocatello for a music clinic. Miss Arlee Shafter of Preston stayed weekend with Mr and Mrs Floyd Bennett and family.
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Ray Miles
Robert Clifford
Pocatello
Joseph Taylor
Miles
Erma
Dene Taylor
Paul Winn
Arlee Shafter
Preston
Floyd Bennett
Boise Idaho Potatoes Stocks On Hand And Available
A Boise report notes Idaho potato stocks on hand and available for shipment. The update outlines current supply levels, regional demand, and market readiness for early harvest periods.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Corn Stock Record Set by 1945 Harvest
January 1 1946 estimates show Idaho corn stocks at about 19 5 million bushels a record for the state. The figure reflects the larger 1945 crop and shipping delays before January 1. Stocks are roughly one third higher than January 1 1945 and nearly three fourths above the 1932 1941 average.
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Idaho
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Citi
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
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Leland Chatterton
Shirley Chatterton
Pregaman
Franklin
Fred Cooper
Minnie
Jim Beveridge
Mink Creek Maizee
Old Kentucky
Old
Kentucky
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot
Weldon Nash
Mrs. Crockett
The
Preston Citizen
Wm. MacKnight
Winder
A. L. Bambrough
Texaco
Preston, Idaho
Mayda
Albiston
Albiston's
Phonograph Records
Albiston Radio Service
N. State St
Merlin B. Albiston
Mgr
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