Cooper Grace farmer and stockman to lead Southeastern Idaho civic clubs
Cooper a Grace area rancher and water development pioneer was elected president of the Southeastern Idaho Civic Clubs Association at the Grace high school annual meeting. R R Rowell Preston Chamber of Commerce honored as vice president and Harry Peterson Grace named secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Cooper
Grace Farmer and Stockman
Associated
Idaho
Grace High School
Lsader
R. R. Rowell Rowell
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Harry Peterson
Grace
Welden “Nashi
Preston
Lions Club
Grace Club
Ben Stohnton
Sumner Pond
United
Gem Valley
Grace Area
Row
Éll Talso
Johpson
Ben
Johnson
Let's All Back the Attack War Bond Appeal
A wartime editor urges readers to buy War Bonds to support soldiers and family at home. The piece stresses personal responsibility, the hope of a swift victory, and the link between bond purchases and postwar dreams. It appeals to readers to join the effort before the loan ends.
Local notes reveal uncertain committee funding plan
Fragmentary text shows a dated discussion of a committee and weighed sums around 400 pounds. Mentions locations such as Sherwettons Street and Seattle area, with scattered names and partial phrases about participation and expectations.
Wieser ty 2 Eras Bina, DURES pagicianuare sopi f
Fragmentary readable text shows a note about Wieser ty 2 Eras Bina and a dur es pagicianuare reference. It is unclear and lacks complete names or events for full factual summary.
Preston chamber to elect four directors from fifteen nominees
The Preston chamber of commerce board named fifteen candidates to fill four two year director terms. Ballots go out next week and must be returned by January 17 with counting January 19 led by Harlan Simmons assisted by Dr. Leo Hawkes and Bill MacKnight. Five current members will hold over for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Joe Oborn
R. W. Geddes
Erwin Spilsbury
Ray Heusser
Phenol Edgley
Carl Booker
Merlin Whittle
Horace Baugh
Ernest Britenbeker
A. GC. Conine
R. W Gibson
Ernest Eberhard
Frank Foss
Max Norton
al Kircher
Harlan Simmons
Leo Hawkes
Bill MacKnight
Unclear fragmentary notice with scattered names and terms
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered references to names and phrases but lacks coherent events or details. The readable portions mention individuals and places in a garbled sequence, preventing a clear summary of a specific action or outcome.
Heroic Death of Private Van Noy Told By Eye-Witness
Eye witness account in The Yank details the heroic death of Private Van Noy. The notice invites volunteers to aid Red Cross relief by supplying Navy type gloves watch caps helmets and turtle neck sweaters. Contact Mrs C I Goff at 41 South 2nd East or call 307 for materials and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Noy
Red Cross
South 2nd—East
C. I. Goff
Post office appointments at Preston announced
Regular civil service appointments approved by the Postmaster General this week include Melvin L. Harris named City carrier at Preston, Wallace B. Jensen as alternate clerk, and John R. Brown as fireman laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Melvin L. Harris
Wallace B. Jensen
John R. Brown
Generva Hale Finneral Friday
Generva Hale Nowlin Hale 83 of Preston died Wednesday at home after a long illness. Widow of Solomon Hale who died in 1932, she was daughter of Brian Ward and Mary Nowlin born November 1863 in Ogden. She had a twin sister Geneva and grew up in pioneer times near Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generva
Nowlin Hale
Preston
Solomon Ale
Hale
Brian .Ward
Cummings Nowlin
Sat Ogden
Geneva
Youths Bank Canal Now Year’s Eve Incident
A fragmented report describes a canal area incident on New Year’s Eve involving youths and a cat driven vehicle. Police or emergency responders were mentioned amid unclear details. the text is garbled and lacks full names or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Canal
Local Organization Announces County Drive Event
A county drive event is announced by a local organization led by Ben Johns and Bowden. The plan includes a fundraising quote of g276,00 and a larger Bevbond, with a meeting set to discuss promotional efforts and scheduled for the next period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisa Gays Bond
Imeeting
Isbo' Sralactin
The
Chamber
Ates Eanbeak
Comipylseabt
Ben_ Johns
Whhitmnan
Upr Bowden
Rowe
Eye witness tribute to Private Junior VanNay in Pacific action
A wartime eye witness account describes Private Junior VanNay of Preston, 19, tow-headed and quiet, who died in action in New Guinea after earning five shrapnel wounds and shooting down a Yap bomber during the Red Beach assault near Lae. The piece portrays his character, short enlistment, and valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Whitey
Junior
Army
Red Beach
Lae
Scarlet Beach
Finschhafen
Nata van Noy
Tony Idan Re Yan
Spain
Rees Fowni
Sethe
Eas
Enois
South State Gets New Improvements
About 300 feet of additional sewer line has been finished on South State from the southern extension at Fourth South. The extension was financed by Ian Marshall and Ralph Miller who paid full project costs. A second project added three and a half blocks of drainage ditches on both sides of South State to aid spring runoff, funded jointly by property owners and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South State
Fourth South
Ivan Gott
Ian Marshall
Ralph Miller
Eity
Miller Explains Stand On Pardon By Idaho Board
The Idaho board of pardons opens its January session with indications that Dun can McD Johnston’s pardon request may be deferred. Attorney General Miller clarified the process while noting the case has been heated since last August’s Twin Falls hearing. Governor Bottolfsen previously voted to deny a pardon and the fate hinges on legal provisions and the board’s final recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Board of Pardons
Duncan
Johnston
Twin Falls
Bottolfson
George
Miller
Johnaton Swith
Ventire
Toni Asad
Fragmentary text on salvage sale and items
The readable parts reference a salvage sale and a sale at an auction house with unclear names and details. It mentions a chairman and items for sale but lacks clear dates, places, or participants.
Beets Major Crop Plan Discussed by Franklin County AAA
Franklin county and community AAA committeemen will meet January 12 1944 at the Court House with state AAA representatives from Boise to discuss the county's 1944 farm production goals. Quince Rice, chairman, announced this week the one day meeting will cover the 1944 agricultural conservation program and prospects for machinery fertilizer and other supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Court House
Boise
Quince Rice
Franklin
AAA
Agricultural Agency
Fragmentary OCR Note Leaves Vague Local Detail
Readable parts reference a person named Nielson and a Hawaily location with mentions of dollars and payments. The text is heavily garbled with stray letters and incomplete phrases, omitting clear events, dates, or outcomes. No coherent incident or official action is discernible.
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R.r.rowell
Residency
Ralph
Leer
Meare
Russia
Ussr
Preston Rotary Club
Séattie
Waddiington
Sherwettons
Rome
Sibaerberg
Health Association
Eae
Ati
Sian PG
Betderast
P. C
Generva Hale
Finneral
Bong Nd
Ee Inday
Junior VanNay
Paulline VanNay
South Pacific
American Army Weekly
Australia
Pacific
Pvt
John McLeod
John B. Martin
C. J. Hil
Salt Lake City
Hans & Oie
Areiegeh
Ivan Scott
Aeks Thies
Esai
Yo Averéphelr
Chaftman
Peoples Sales
Sale
Nielson
Hawaily
Asracentiet Era Oy
Bayer Tnt
Eiresi
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