Franklin Idaho Pioneer Day Promotes Pioneer Tradition
The Idaho Pioneer Day at Franklin honors the 85 year history since the first permanent white settlement in Idaho. Local residents and descendants sponsor the annual event to celebrate frontier sacrifices and thriving Cache Valley land, extending best wishes for a successful observance this Friday.
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Idaho
Franklin
Cache Valley
Lewis & Clark
Panhandle Country
West
Franklin Village
Preston
Franklin County
Sugar pledge plan angers rural housewives
The piece argues against a sugar pledge for canning and jam making. It claims housewives will resist, noting sugar is needed for butter substitutes and fearing pledge use for moonshine or illicit brews. It suggests local ration boards should gauge needs and allocate sugar by area rather than universal pledges.
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Chester Bowles
Franklin County
Easy Mark Claims Toll Bias At Suez Channel
Drew Pearson charges all US shipping including Lend Lease must pay tolls to English and French at Suez while English ships use Panama free. He notes efforts to balance tolls failed as French and English refuse. Rigby Star calls out state department as overly solicitous. Creston Iowa News Advertiser comments on anti isolationists now wary of meddling.
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Drew Pearson
United States
Suez Canal
Suez
Panama Canal
Drew
State Department
Rigby Star
Creston
Iowa
Public Aid Declines In Idaho In April Figures
Idaho public assistance averages fell 4 cents from March to 30.53 with total obligations down 1105.06 to 359318.50. Commissioner Joe Jenifer released the monthly summary noting 11759 recipients in April, a March drop of 20, with old age, dependent children, blind, and direct assistance funds allocated across Ada Bannock Bonneville Canyon Kootenai Latah Nez Perce and Twin Falls counties.
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Boise
Idaho
State Department of Public Assistance
Joe Jenifer
Ada
Bannock
Bonneville
Canyon
Kootenai
Latah
Nez Perce
Twin Falls
Ellison-White Chautauqua comes to Preston and more
The week of June 14 to 20 brings music lectures and wholesome entertainment via the Ellison-White Chautauqua Service to Preston. Notable items include marriages in Salt Lake Temple, a new academy physical education head, a frost impact on gardens, new appointments, Idaho Day celebration plans, a plumber’s recovery, a fatal accident near Clifton, a runaway injury to Chub Carver, a missionary return from Holland, and the Persiana Ballroom open air addition ready next Saturday.
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Preston
W J
Chub) Carver
Urge Youth Help Needed for Sugar Beet Field Work
After school ends a call goes out from Tom Boyle at the local Employment Office to register boys and girls for summer labor in sugar beet fields. Some outside labor is needed to supplement locals. trucks depart daily at 7 30 AM for field work to ensure entire crop care and timely harvest. Public notices also promote wedding announcements offered by the Citizen with competitive prices and prompt service.
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Tom Boyle
U.S
Bond Advice Caution Highlights Buying Before Interest
Editorial warns investors not to count interest before purchasing bonds. Cautions against assuming gains before securing the bond and confirms prudent financial planning with careful timing and checks.
Pranks and punchlines from a late night
A collage of jokes and vignettes from a boisterous inn and seafaring life. Anecdotes range from a midnight innkeeper refusal to drink to a sailor joking about wives and ranks. The humor extends to a funeral quip about destiny and girdles and a drill sergeant nudge about practice.
Expect Little Change On Available Telephones
J A Richards of The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company says 56 000 people in seven states and 98 in Franklin county await service. He notes wartime reconversion and civilian production will delay full installation but promises the biggest peacetime effort to expand service in months.
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J. A. Richards
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Franklin County
Mr. Richards
Europe
Japan
Mountain States
Pacific
Trousseau tea and multiple family gatherings in Fairview
Fairview residents attended a trousseau tea for Dorothy Hollingsworth on Sunday May 27. Dorral Larsen left for the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. A ward party honored Edis Rawlings and Orvil Cherry. Rawlings and Cherry families plan moves to Phoenix and Logan. A Pacific leave and army announcements were noted for Dee and Willis Sharp. Out-of-town guests joined Friday night events. The Relief Society hosted a party for Leah Rawlings and Mary Cherry with gifts. An 80th birthday reception for Mrs Louise Smith of Preston was attended by local families.
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Harriet Hall
Mardean
Trousseau
Dorothy Hollingsworth
Dorral Larsen
J T Cole
Urwen Larsen & Son
Doral
Myron Cole
Edis Rawlings
Ardith
Orvil Cherry
Vern Sharp
Pvt
Willis Sharp
Pacific Area
Lorin Marler
Marvin Rawlings
Lewiston
James Bodily
Whitney
Vernone Thompson
Preston
Ileen Lewis
Clearfield
Relief Society
Leah Rawlings
Mary Cherry
Orvil Bowles
Lincoln Quotes on War as a Serious Yet Wry Business
The remark notes Lincoln’s view that war is not a laughing matter yet suggests a rare moment of humor when time allows a lighthearted aside. It reflects on the tension between grave duty and morale in conflict.
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Overland Greyhound Lines
Wilford
Lincoln
Mink Creek Ranchers and Community Social Notes
Last Friday Mink Creek Ranchers fished on Bear River while residents shared visits and celebrations. Furloughing Sgt Palmer Keller returned home. Sgt Dee Nelson of Dayton was honored at a party. Local choir sang in Logan temple and Preston events featured birthdays and hospital visits.
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Mink Creek
Delbert Keller
Sgt Dee Nelson
Dayton
Sgt Nelson
Sarah Jensen
Douglas Nelson
Elene Bowman
Mapleton
Ina Anderson
Typewriters and ribbons on sale at the Citizen
The Citizen advertises typewriters and ribbons of all kinds available for purchase. Shoppers are invited to request specific needs or models.
Three Holsteins Added to Mink Creek Herds in Brattleboro
Alvin T. Carver of Mink Creek recorded ownership changes for Lilrue Ormsby Inka Luecke 2462158 from Plowman Bros. of Smithfield Utah. Deward W. Carver bought Librue Inka Luecke 2484836 and Librue Pontiac Luecke 2462157 from Plowman Bros. The Holstein-Friesian Association of America issued 1 842 register and transfer certificates to Idaho breeders in 1944.
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Brattleboro
Alvin T. Carver
Mink Creek
Plowman Bros
Smithfield
Utah
Lilrue Ormsby Inka Luecke
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Bratteboro
Deward W. Carver
Librue
Pontiac
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U. of Chicago
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Fort Worth
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Francis Thompson
Charles Rice
Clifton
Ronald
Carver
Warren Perry
Holland
Union Pacific Stages, Incorporated
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Satan
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Quince Rice
Bum
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Fairview
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Preston Hospital
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High Council
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Harley Jepson
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Mary Smith
W K Barton
Richard Knight
Glencoe
Knight
Ethel Baird
Vern
Ray Lundgren
Ogden Bay
Navy
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Loma
Jed Hansén
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Western Electric
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