Dayton Utah Christmas Gatherings and Local News
Dayton residents shared Christmas visits with relatives from Smithfield Grace and Ogden. Wayne Schwartz returned from Sapora near Tokyo awaiting discharge. A new store opened by Victor Waddoups near the post office. Community events included church talks solos confirmations and birthday observances with many local families mentioned.
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Victor Waddoups
Ferrin Griffeth
Vaughn Griffeth
Max LeRoy Shepherd
J. Irvin Page
LaWayne Olsen
Fucatello
Better U S Eating Means More Markets
A summary of USDA programs aimed at improving national diet and expanding farm product demand. School lunch funds continue to expand with the National School Lunch Act establishing a permanent framework. Direct Distribution moves fresh produce to schools and institutions. Home Food Preservation supports community canning centers to reduce waste. Industrial Feeding raises nutrition among workers while expanding markets. National Nutrition coordinates education and resources across agencies.
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Night On the Plains Dance Sponsored by MIA Groups
MIA Special Interest groups sponsor a centennial dance on January 21 after the Mutual meeting at the Franklin stake house. Theme is A Night On The Plains with a short program floor show and old time dancing. Ladies bring a box luncheon for two. menu includes sandwiches cakes chips and fruit. All ward adults from both stakes invited to attend for conservation practices from the 1946 Agricultural Conservation program.
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Farmers Must Report Triple A Practices
Farmers must report triple A practices by Wednesday January 15. The deadline is the last day to file with the county ACA office in Preston.
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Preston
Dairy Income Seen Easing As Consumers Buy More Durables
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecasts a modest drop in dairy demand for 1947 as households spend more on autos and appliances. Farm earnings are expected to fall, though some dairy income will persist amid shifting consumer priorities and higher durable goods purchases.
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Safeway
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