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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1944

Page

5

Los Angeles Livestock Receipts Up While Demand Remains Steady

Labor shortages strain meat plants yet livestock receipts at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards stay strong and prices hold steady. Cattle and hog volumes rise across major markets with canner and cutter cows dipping 25 percent to 50 cents below last week. Prices shown for steers, feeders, cows, calves, bulls, hogs, and lambs reflect a balanced market amid ongoing absorption.

Los Angeles Los Angeles Union

Oxford Engagements and Social Events Highlight Small Town Life

Mr and Mrs Frank Cox and Mr and Mrs Glen Cox motored to Logan on business. Dave Anderson returned to California after visiting here. Mrs Fred Coburn is in Pocatello for a few days. Mrs Harry Jensen visited Geneva Evans in Pocatello. Relief Society sisters quilted at Merl Kendall home with Marie Hatch Annie Hatch Lilian Kendall Anna Dalley Kate Anderson Elmina Baker Ray Baker and Layrona Hatch present. Merl Kendall’s son Ronnie S Kendall blessed at Sacrament meeting. A ward church dance sponsored by church officers with an orchestra from Winder. Russell Koller and Jack Fisher hosted dinner guests of Glen Cox. roast chicken dinner served. Ray Hatch dined with Russell Koller guests Wednesday. A big wedding shower and dance for Mr and Mrs Cluff Kendall set for January 20 at Oxford school house. Mrs Russell Keller honored her husband with a birthday surprise list of attendees including Glen Cox Frank Cox Lee Fisher Annie Hatch Ray Hatch A S Koller Henry Hatch Ernest Olson Vie Fisher. Chicken sandwiches salad and ice cream served. evening spent playing games. Jay Baker family and Warren Venemon of Pocatello visited William Baker Sunday. DUP met at Althea Cox’s Friday with Captain Jane Hatch Marie Hatch Annie Hatch Susie Fisher Verdis Cox Selma Fisher Althea Cox Lavona Hatch Clara Olson Dorothy Keller Barbara Fisher Orthea Cox as guests. Verdis Cox cohostess served chocolate roll and punch. Jack Fisher Mrs George Redington and son Boyd attended Jesse Denney’s birthday in Swan Lake Sunday. Henry Hatch and family spent an evening with Merle Baker.

Frank Cox Glen Cox Logan Dave Anderson California Fred Coburn Pocatello Harry Jensen Geneva Evans Relief Society Merl Kendall Marie Hatch Annie Hatch Lilian Kendall Winder Russell Koller Jack Fisher Ray Hatch Oxford School House Cluff Kendall Russell Keller Lee Fisher A S. Koller Henry Hatch Ernest Olson Vie—Fisher Jay Baker Warren Venemon Pocatelo William Baker DUP Althea Cox Captain Jane Hatch Susie Fisher Verdis Cox Selma Fisher Bessie Fisher Lavona Hatch Clara Olson Dorothy Keller Barbara Fisher Orthea Cox Cos George Redington Boyd Jesse Denney Swan Lake Merle Baker

Idaho Sheep and Cattle On Feed Report January 1 1944

Idaho had an estimated 130000 head of sheep and lambs on feed for market January 1 1944, down from 164000 a year earlier. Cattle on feed were 35000 head, down from 37000 in 1943, with reductions tied to high feed prices wages and feeder costs while better prospects spurred late year filling.

Boise Idaho Southwest South Central

Dayton News Briefs: Visiting Families and Local Notices

Mr and Mrs LeGrande Christensen and children from Ontario Oregon visit relatives in Dayton. Relief Society quilts completed with refreshments. Mrs John Rich of St Charles stays with daughter Mrs Don Dalley. Miss Ornia Rich of Logan greeted by Dalley sister. Roy McBride and daughter visit from Logan. Walter Beutler travels to Logan on business. Missionary Max Godfrey spoke in Sacrament meeting and departs soon for service. For sale adding machine paper in rolls. common sizes in stock at Citizen.

Mark Archibald Walter Beutler Logan Max Godfrey

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