Franklin County Assessor Plans Deputy Appointment
The elected Franklin County Idaho assessor Fred E. Hawkes announces intention to appoint a deputy assessor upon qualifying for office on the second Monday of January 1945 and to seek board approval for the appointment. He also requests necessary assistance as conditions require, dated December 5 1944. Sheriff E L Hansen notes dated December 21 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Fred E. Hawkes
State of
Board of
Franklin County Commissioners
Cleo Swenson
Board of Aunts
E, L, Hansen
Emma Callan Declares Deputy Treasurer Appointment Plan
Emma Callan treasurer of Franklin county Idaho announces her intention to appoint a deputy treasurer for the county board of commissioners approval upon qualifying on the second Monday of January 1945. She also plans to apply for any required addi tional powers to conduct office duties as needed. Dated December 5, 1944.
County Auditor in Franklin County Idaho Seeks Deputies
Notice states the elected Franklin County Idaho auditor will appoint two deputy clerks and apply to the county commissioners for necessary staff. Dated December 5 1944 signed Cleo Swenson auditor.
E L Hansen Announces Sheriff Election Plan
E L Hansen declares election as sheriff of Franklin County and requests deputy appointment immediate upon qualifying on the second Monday of January 1945. He also seeks additional assistance as needed for proper office conduct. Dated December 5, 1944.
Notice of Sale of Local Horse in Idaho
Public auction set for January 6 1945 at 10 am in Weston Idaho to sell a black mare three years old owned by D W Butters to cover feed care and costs. Vereen Bingham holds a lien under Idaho Code 44 705 with sale to highest bidder for cash. Dated December 27 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Butters
Vereen Bingham
Weston
Idaho
Notice of Estray Sale in Franklin County Idaho
I certify possession of estrays including a bluish white saw weighing 350 to 400 pounds with ears and nose, and eight light red pigs about 130 pounds each. If not claimed and costs paid, the animals will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. Sale at Merl Bodily ranch, Fairview, Franklin County, Idaho on January 6, 1945 at 12 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Merl Bodily
Fairview
Franklin County
Idaho
Agricultural Enumerators Needed for 1945 Census
County agricultural agent Daniel Roberts seeks volunteers for the 1945 agricultural census starting January 8. Eligible enumerators include farmers and wives, farm organization members, crop reporters, ditch riders, and those with agricultural college ties. Reports are confidential and used only by the Department of Commerce. Contact the county agent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roberts
Roberts
Department of Commerce
Idaho
Library Has File On Social Security
Merrill K. Gee announces Preston library now has a complete Social Security information file. The guide includes laws, a simple handbook, employer duties outline, sample forms, benefit calculations, and materials on workers families and government aid. Free copies available by writing to the Social Security Board and round-table talks offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill K. Gee
Pocatello
Social Security Board
Preston
Social Security
United States Employment Service
Idaho
Gee
America
Mr. Gee
South Main Street
P. O
Inventory pads for annual stock survey forms
Citizens are asked to inquire at Citizen for ready made inventory pads in neat tabular form for the annual stock and merchandise survey.
Farm Record Books For Accurate Farm Accounts
Farm record books help track income and expenses for the past year and are prepared for new income tax records. This handy tool offers a clear view of finances and farming activity for compliance and budgeting.
Urge Stockmen To Vaccinate Cattle For Bangs Disease
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines vaccine use to prevent Bangs disease brucellosis in cattle. Treat calves four to eight months old for best immunity, avoid vaccinating pregnant or older cows, and note that vaccination does not cure infection and can create reactors in tests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bang
Banp
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Man
Christmas and New Year gatherings across Ogden and surroundings
Fairview and Ogden residents hosted family holiday events. Crisscrossing gatherings featured the Hydes, Cottles, Coles, Johnsons, and Wilsons with extended relatives and Cadet nurses. Ensigns Melvin Brown and Blaine Lemmons visited family before duty assignments, while local clubs and church groups held programs and officer changes.
Program to eliminate Bang’s disease in herds proposed
The article argues that with testing, removal of reactors, and calf vaccination, Bang's disease can be safely and surely eliminated from a herd. It emphasizes a faithful, systematic program to eradicate the disease.
Farm or Ranch Ledgers Inquire at Citizen Now
Classified note urges readers to file farm and ranch ledgers with the Citizen for prompt personal records in proper condition. It emphasizes timeliness and accuracy in submitting ledger records.
New Year Guests and Local News From Thatcher Lago Area
New Years day dinner guests included W H Mendenhall and others. A Lago church house children's dance ended with a sack of candy for attendees. Several families hosted guests from Ogden and Grace. A Firemen's Ball drew a large crowd to Soda Springs. Mendenhall family reported a car wreck involving Don and others in California. June Hoopes married Sgt Max Bitton in Arizona. Val Bitton married Rae in Ogden. Sgt Bitton to visit on furlough.
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Lovell Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Adrian Callahan
Millen Mendenhall
Harris Stephenson
Nathan Smith
Lago Church House
Lagoward
Bert Stephenson
Ernest Green & Daughter
Ogden
Olive Road
Stephenson
Kenneth Wright
Alma Pond
Walt Barthlome
Ward Hogan
Thatcher
George Mathews
Fan
Grace
Lago
Mathews
Harriett Harris
Soda Springs
Vernon Mendenhall
Don
Franklin
California
Mickelson
Crop insurance program outlined for 1945 coverage
Details of the 1945 federal crop insurance plan were set after the 78th Congress passed legislation. The law provides insurance on wheat cotton and flax with 75 percent coverage and trial insurance on corn and tobacco in 1945, plus expansion to three crops yearly for up to 20 counties for up to three years.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legal
E.l.—Hansen
State of Idaho
B Board of County Commissioners
Emma Callan
C. W. Riggs
Bill Hyde
James Cottle
Guelda C Clayson
Blackfoot
Oliver Choules
Vern Cole
Merlin Whittle
Joseph Gailey
Vaughn Larsen
Merlin Gilbert
Royal Wilson
J T Cole
Myron Cole & Daughters
Urwen-Larsen& Son
Lowell Cole & Daughter
Earl Cole
Shirley Cole
LDS Hospital
Ensign Melvin Brown
J E Cole
Ensign
Brown
Moore Island
Henry Rawlings
Grandville Barlow
Salt Lake City
Blaine Lemmons
Herbert Bodily
Eileen B Lewis
Dogo Ber Bce
Teeda Hyde
Charlie Hyde
Charles Gilbert
Bert Hall
Genealogy Society
Wendell Rawlings
Willis Chatterton
Chatterton
Frank J Gilbert
Chris Knudson
Mr Knudson
Brothers & Sister
Roma Cole
David E Davis
Roy Nelson
Jack Bosworth
Ernest Hall
Colorado
Utah Corporation
Logan
Baugh Bros
U&i Exchange
Chop Insurance
Petaluma
O. K. Tire
South Second
Utah
Wilford Panter
Lamoreaux
O. L. Hyde
Round Oak Range
Melvin Inglet
North 3Rd East
Ingram Smith
George J. Johnson
Horace Baugh
Business and Professional Directory
Jensen
Petterbergh Chevrolet Co
Ezra’s Cafe
Preston Citizen Office
Petterborg
Chevrolet Company
March V. Hopkins Insurance Agency
Automobile - Fire - Life
W Preston
A. W. Hart
Larson Bldg
Griffeth Electric & Radio
J. Preston
J. N. Larson Co
First Security Bank Bldg
Duane McKenzie
North State
P. M Condie
Attorney-at-Law Abstractor
National Farm Loan Assh
Ansurance
Cliff Warr
First National Bank Bldg
Pranklin
Victor’ Dunksey
White
Hyrum
Pth Asweren
N. R. Millar
Ida
Lester D
Gary
Dennis C
Love Franklin
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