Destruction of Government Property At Cache Forest Camp
Jack Albano, Cache National Forest ranger, reports malicious damage at the Preston Community Camp near Cub River. A latrine built by CCC personnel was torn down, lumber burned, and shingles scattered. Authorities urge maximum federal penalties of up to 5000 dollars fine or ten years imprisonment to deter such vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Albano
Cache National Forest
Cub River
Preston
CCC
Willow Flats
Caribou County Hospital Value Highlights Bear Lake Plan
The Montpelier Examiner notes Caribou county’s hospital success with a bond fund and ongoing improvements totaling about 65 thousand dollars, yielding a net gain of around 150 thousand over 20 years. It argues Bear Lake county should pursue a similar county-owned hospital with a forming committee to present facts and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Caribou
Soda Springs Sun
Caribou County
Montpelier
Zimmerly Airlines Adds Two Ten Passenger Planes
Idaho air travel expanded as Zimmerly Airlines adds two Boeing ten passenger planes to its fleet. The north and south routes, from Coeur d Alene to Pocatello, shorten a tedious journey to a few hours, signaling Idaho keeps pace in modern travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Zimmerly Airlines
Couer d’ Alene
Pocatello
Welcome The Soldiers Do Not Have The Final Word
Discharged soldiers near end of combat in Europe are discussed as the new method of discharge. The GI designed system uses a point method considering time spent and meritous service, with family conditions weighed. Citizens are urged to keep buying war bonds while awaiting victory in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Preston
Pacific
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Preston and District
July 4 festivities in Preston featured a marshal led celebration with races and dances for children and adults in the square. Other items note the death of Mrs Sophia Jensen at age 80 near Winderward, beet contract provisions for 1918 with Amalgamated Sugar, a successful Preston Chamber goodwill tour through several towns, Franklin county leading 4-H enrollment with 457 members, and Heber J Grant dedicating the Sixth ward chapel completed in 1929 after three years of work costing over 29000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
A. C. Smith
Marshall
Sophia Jensen
Julius Johnson
Winderward
Heber J. Grant
Sixth Ward
Ward
Scouts Advance at Fairview Court of Honor
Franklin Scout officials visited Fairview ward last Sunday for a Troop 38 court of honor. Eighteen scouts earned 17 merit badges and three were awarded Star badges to Lyle Cole Lynn F Johnson and Bryce Jensen. Merit recipients included Lyle Cole Lynn Johnson Bryce Jensen Larry Kerr William Harris Geary Brown Eldon Drury. Scoutmaster Charles Gilbert directed the advancements with visiting scouters Stake Chairman D E Davis Commissioner Orion Jensen and Commissioner Vern Hinckley present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Court OF
Franklin Stoke
Fairview Ward
Lyle Cole
Lynn F. Johnson
Bryce Jensen
Lynn Johnson
Larry Kerr
William Harris
Geary Brown
Eldon Drury
Charles Gilbert
D. E. Davis
Orion Jensen
Vern Hinckley
Pranks and Quips from a Column of Jests
A dense jumble of gags, quips, and humorous vignettes touching on doctors, detectives, soldiers, parsing jokes, a stunt flyer, a golfing note, and social quips. It features lines about a moratorium on canning, a dentist’s rush call, a burglar with a revolver, weathered marriage lines, and a parodied newsmaker, all in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper tone.
Two Babies Blessed In Sacrament Meeting
In Sunday Sacrament meeting the Taylor daughter Janet and Sharp son Garry were blessed. Speakers included Gus Hedin Floyd Bennett Andrew Mortensen and John Follet with Bishop Ernest Carter presiding. A letter from Chaplain AG Jackson praised Pvt Henry Talbot’s church work abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Taylor
Janet
Albert Sharp
Garry
Gus Hedin
Floyd Bennett
Andrew Mortensen
John Follet
Ernest Carter
AG Jackson
South Pacific
Henry Talbot
Diane Wheeler
Ogden
Orrin Follet
Trenton
Jack Carter
Karl Shuldberg
Terreton
Stamp Must Be Purchased Now for Car Stamps
John R. Wiley reports a survey on motor vehicle car stamp purchases. The federal tax has not been repealed and drivers must buy and post the green stamp bearing Daniel Manning’s portrait by July 1, 1945. Deputy collectors will enforce compliance to ease taxpayer burden and reduce collection costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Wiley
Internal Revenue
Idaho
Wiley
Daniel Manning
Ellen Bennett Baptized and Confirmed in Fourth Ward
After a visit with Mrs Shuldberg's parents and Mr and Mrs Ernest Carter, Ellen Bennett was baptized Saturday in the Fourth Ward chapel and confirmed Sunday by her grandfather GA Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuldberg
Ernest Carter
Ellen Bennett
Fourth Ward
G A Bennett
Idaho fish and game sets hunting dates at Boise meeting
Idaho Falls chairman Alton R. Howell announced the commission will set big game bird and fur trapping seasons and bag limits for 1945 at the July 9 Boise meeting. Conservation officers and sportsmen input will guide the five member panel as it reviews winter and spring conditions before finalizing dates. Dr. F H Kenagy seeks a designated archeryOnly area, while migratory waterfowl season timing awaits federal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Boise
Alton R. Howell
Idaho Falls
Commission
Howell
F. H. Kenagy
Rupert
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Macknight Belva Hart
Preston Citizen
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Leland
Chatterton
Franklin
Idahos
Ibelous
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Franklin County
Emanuel Keller
Mink Creek
J. H. Riarden
C. L. Carlson
J. C. Ghatterton
O. E. Howell
Weston
Philando Packer
Sidney Beckstead
Whitney
Uae
Caere
Bey Vian Eo Lo al
EZBRA
Preston Pranks
OPA
Pat
Jim
Alice
Joe
Dayton
Salty
Susie
Bill Fryer
Fuzzy Rowell
Rastus
Winder
Vice
Utah Oil
Vico Motor Oil
Utah
Utah Oil Products
Ensign
Vico
Quaker State
Utah Oil Refining Company
Simplot
Simplot Fertilizer CO
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