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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1944

Page

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Gadsby to Speak at Preston Chamber Meeting Monday

George M. Gadsby president and GM of Utah Power & Light will headline Preston chamber of commerce’s Silver Anniversary meeting at the courthouse Monday February 14 at 7 30 p m. The event includes a free dinner a toast to 25 years of activity honors for long time business and professional members and certificates for past presidents.

George M . Gadsby Utah Power & Light Company Preston Chamber of Commerce Court House Gadsby West Power Company Clint Preston Phenol Edgley Chamber Horace Baugh W Idaho Ernest Eberhardt Leo Hawkes New R. R. Rowell George M. Gadsby Mr. Gadsby

Scout Program Featured at Preston Rotary Meeting

Members of Preston Rotary honored Nation Boy Scout week with a wartime program at the weekly luncheon. Commissioner Brown of Logan outlined scout work's war effort while Dr. Sanford showed nature pictures. Reid Merrill led the scout oath with Ernest Eberhard and Dave Davis organizing. visitors included Marlow Cummings and Captain Kenneth Smith. Rotary pledged to buy 11 000 in War Bond support.

Preston Rotary Beard Brown Logan Utah Cache Valley Dave Davis Franklin Marlow Cummings The Utah. ‘Power Salt Lake City Kenneth Smith RR Rowell Rotary

Fish And Game Banquet Saturday In County

State Fish and Game Commissioner James O Beck will attend the county sportsmen banquet set for Saturday evening in the courthouse basement. Local and state officers, plus Utah Wildlife Federation members, will be present. The program includes elk from last fall’s season, membership drives, officer elections, and evening entertainment with pictures and music.

Ed Scholes Pocatello Preston Mac. Gambles Wayne Evans Ivan Waddoups J. C. Peterson Lester Lowe Pat Holton Dick Tufts George Egbert Ernest Brutenbeker Aless—Nash Melvin_McKay Curtis Keller Gilbert Cafferty Pete Wickham Jack ,King Heber Lowe Fred Larswent Oral Lamoreaux and Sons Court House Clifford Warr

Snow and Moisture Below Normal Storage Will Aid Local Situation

A fragmentary report notes sub normal snow cover and light precipitation on Franklin county watersheds. Dean George D Clyde of USAC Logan bases findings on Mount Logan measurements indicating below normal water storage at elevations 7000 to 9000 feet. February snow survey shows low accumulations vs 1943 and 1924 40 year average.

Franklin County Cub River Mink Bear Lake Clyde Dean George D. Clyde USAC Logan Utah Mount Logan Cache National Forest Preston Nean

Franklin County Stockmen Meet at Preston Court House

The 1944 annual meeting of the Franklin County Stockmen’s Association was held in the Preston courthouse on February 5. Attendees included James C. Stewart Cache National Forest supervisor, County Agent William Craner, and Forest Ranger E Fred Sargent. Advisory Board members Edgar Petterberg Ben Swann and Oliver Greaves were elected for two years. retiring officers were Alvin Beckstead Thomas Stokes and Oliver Greaves. Carryover directors were Charles Bergquist and George Peterson. Beckstead reported low losses with 3 head killed and six missing out of 1026 cattle and horses grazed. Stewart spoke on beef, marketing, prices, and rationing impact. Craner discussed grub worm topics.

Franklin County Stockmen’s Association Court House Preston James C. Stewart Cache National Forest Logan William Craner E. Fred Sargent Edgar_Petterberg Ben_Swann Oliver Greaves Alvin Beckstead Thos Stokes Craner

Commission Takes Lead at Twin Falls Weed Control Meeting

County Commissioner Wallace Olson and County Agent William Craner attended a Twin Falls gathering to organize a formal weed control program with state and federal backing. Officers named included President W L Hendrix of Meridian and board directors from Genesee Homedale Ha germán Rexburg to coordinate regional efforts.

Wallace Olson William Craner Twin Falls Gontion Harvey Schwendiman W. L. Hendrix Meridian Lew Felt Blackfoot E. Kuhns North Idaho Rudolph Nordby Genesee Western Idaho George van Dishoff Homedale South Central Emerson Pugmire Hagerman South Eastern Clegg Raymond McCammon Upper Snake Clifford Mortenson Rexburg

Evans Attends Democratic State Convention in Boise

Fort Worth press notes Phil Evans Prest On attorney and state committeeman from this county attended the Democratic state convention in Boise last week. At a Saturday banquet he assured delegates Idaho will face a sharp political fight for both parties in the coming year.

Boise Phil~Evans Preston Attorney Evans

E Series Bond Drive Seeks Quick Target Completion

Franklin County reports E Series bond drive surpassed its $275000 quota but remains $47000 short of the goal. Officials urge purchases to meet targets and promise community benefits, inviting residents to buy bonds for a chance to attend a show tonight.

Preston Chamber Honors 25-Year Local Merchants

The Preston chamber of commerce marks its silver anniversary by naming firms and individuals who have conducted business in the city for at least 25 years. Honorees include Foss Clothing and Furniture, Foss Drug, J C Penney Co, Utah Power and Light, Mountain States Telephone, U S Railroad, Union Pacific, Anderson Lumber, and numerous attorneys, doctors, and business owners.

Preston Chamber of Commerce Foss Clothing Foss Foss Drug Franklin, Cafe Ss. Ss. Evans Arthur W. Hert Petterberg and Nash J. C. Penney Co

Grain Storage To Be Increased At Franklin County

Renovation at Franklin County Grain Growers adds new office space and floor covering. A 40 000 bushel wheat storage bin will raise total capacity from 60 000 to 100 000 bushels and a new unloading elevator speeds farm deliveries. New officers elected: Wins-Shuldberkr president, Bill Geddes vice president, Wayne Evans secretary treasurer Frank Gilbert re elected to board.

Franklin County Grain Growers wisThey Winsi-Shuldberkrpresident Bill Geddes Wayne Evans Frank ‘Gilbert

Franklin ward bond drive nears goal with $11000

Three Fourths of bond quota for Franklin ward reached 11000 by Tuesday night, about 73 percent of the 15000 assessed. Committeemen Bartlett Nash, Lloyd Robins, Cyril Lowe, Van Woodward Jr, Stanley Ralph, Leonard Butterworth, Party Dunkley and Alvin Atkinson assist in boosting sales.

Floyd Robinson Clyde Littledyke Franklin Bartlett Nash Lloyd Robins Cyril Lowe van Woodward, Jr Stanley Ralph Leonard Butterworth Partey Dunkley Alvin Atkinson

County Paper Drive Surpasses State Quota by 20,000 Lbs

Franklin county reports a scrap paper drive exceeding its 60,000 pound state quota by 20,000 pounds. About 80,000 pounds or 40 tons are ready to ship, with Weldon Nash as salvage chairman. Students did the work as the chamber sponsors reward them with flags, books, and entertainment. Loading is scheduled for Saturday with a Union Pacific car arranged.

Franklin County Weldon Nash Union Pacific Railroad

Farm price supports listed for Franklin county 1944

The Franklin county AAA committee announces 1944 price support levels set by the War Food Administration. Potatoes receive 90 percent parity with last year’s cash return. sugar beets at 12.50 per ton. wheat and barley near 1943 levels. Loans and direct purchases under WFA plans may be used to enforce supports.

Franklin County Rice-county AAA War Food Administration Congress Idaho WFA Wra

Excise Payments To Growers Under 1937 Sugar Beet Act

Payments of excise tax to sugar beet growers total about 175000 dollars, with 560 growers in the county set to receive shares. Prawn County farmers receive 19500 dollars this week via the county agent office, based on 2.62 dollars per acre. The first 50 applications arrived this week and the remainder are expected soon.

County Trails in E Bond Drive as Quotas Near Miss

County reports $47,000 short of the $180,000 E bond quota with five days left as overall bond totals top $816,210, including $172,100 in treasuries and $138,500 in EB series. At Preston Senior High School $9,000 in E bonds sold. Franklin and Oneida stakes show mixed progress toward targets.

Franklin County Treasury Preston Franklin Stake Oneida

Record Hog Shipments Set New County Breeding Market Peak

The Franklin county hog market shows rising shipments as more hogs head to market. Last week 160 farmers sold 777 head to Swift and Company in San Francisco for 22595.14, with 586 hogs graded good to choice at 12.90 per cwt. Fewer brood sows, 56, were shipped. The next shipment leaves Preston on February 16, and farmers are urged to list hogs with the county agent by February 12.

Franklin County Swift and Company San Francisco Preston

Officials Discuss Power Program in Preston Meeting

Utah Power and Light officials presented plans for the current year's sales activities during a Preston meeting with company employees on February 9. W A Huckins and senior staff from Salt Lake City outlined service costs and usage trends, noting 1943 domestic consumption rose 6.8 percent to 1328 kWh while the national average climbed 4.3 percent.

Utah Power & Light Company Preston Power Company Salt Lake City W. A Huckins M.—L.cummings J. F. MecAllister Gory Nancy J Finchy Hucking

Grand Theatre offers free Ali Baba film with bond

The Grand Theatre shows Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves tonight at 11 30 PM in Preston as a free admission bond premiere. Patrons must buy a war bond to gain entry with one bond per seat and two for a couple. The film stars Marie Montez Jon Hall Turhan Bey and Andy Devine in Technicolor.

Grand Theatre Marie Montez Jon Hall Turhan Bey Andy Devine

Dairymen Subsidy Payments for January Delivered

Dairy producers will receive subsidy payments for January milk deliveries from the AAA office. The final payment date is February 39, 1944, with no extension granted. Producers should present check stubs or mail them to the AAA office to receive checks, and bring 1944 farm plan sheets when visiting to reduce travel.

AAA

Land Agent W E Talboy to Visit Preston for State Land Sale

State land agent W E Talboy will be in Preston on Friday February 18 at 3 p m to conduct a state land sale at the courthouse. He will meet customers of the state land department who may have business with the agency.

W. E. Talboy Preston Court House

Forsgren to Speak at Preston PTA Meeting

J Clifford Forsgren former mayor and Preston high school faculty member will address the topic Citizens Are The Products Of The Homes From Which They Come at the Preston PTA meeting on Wednesday February 16. The program will feature songs by the high school music department. The meeting time was moved to 7 30 pm to allow attendance at a nearby Preston versus Soda Springs basketball game.

J.clifford Forsgren Preston Preston High School Preston Parent-Teachers Association Soda _Springs PTA

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Beck J. Clifford Forsgren Jefferson School Franklin’ County
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