Dairy Month Drive Seeks Farmer Support In Idaho
The Idaho Dairymen's Association urges Idaho dairy men to support an advertising and education fund during June Dairy Month. Producers and leaders form a committee to raise funds by deducting one cent per pound of butter fat sold in a 15 day period from June 1 to June 15, with opt out by notice.
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Idaho Dairymen's Association of
Idaho
Idaho Dairymen's Association
American Dairy Association
Chicago
Dairy advertising drive cited by Idaho dairymen group
The voluntary program channels money to advertise dairy products nationwide through radio outdoor billboards magazines and ads in newspapers and stores. About ninety percent of Idaho dairy industry cooperated last year per W L Hendrix president of the Idaho Dairymen's Association.
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Untary
Voice of the Dairy Farmer
Idaho
W L. Hendrix
Idaho Dairymen's Association
Veterans Return and Local Visits Highlight Small Town Notes
Clifton Pfe Gordon Gailey returned home for a 30 day furlough with his parents after wartime service in Germany and England. He wears a purple heart and other medals. Several local families and visitors are noted including Mrs LaRee Jessop and Elmer with her four children, Pit Joe Vienweg’s return from Fort Bliss, and Joe’s upcoming return to Fort Ord June 21. Other items mention Marilyn Davis’s visit to relatives, Ray Peters moving furniture from Seattle, Mrs Annie Viehweg’s travels, the sale of a local property to Burnice G Ward with occupants staying until October, and multiple social visits and gatherings around town.
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Pfe
Gordon Gailey
Vaughn Gailey
Gordon
Germany
England
Baxter General
Ogden
Dwaine Jessop
Pit Joe Vienweg
Lott Vienweg
Joe
Fort Bliss
Texas
Fort Ord
California
Marilyn Davis
Pocatello
Mary Olson
Preston
Laureen Harmer
Ray Peters
James Just
Seattle
Washington
Wm Croshaw
Oxford
Annie C Viehweg
Salt Lake City
Ruby Worth
Iris Todd
Gertrude Todd
Carey van Leuven
Burnice G
Romania Talbot
Radia Neeley
Lester Sears
Willis Choules
Sylvan Talbot
Merrill Capener
Willis
Wayne Henderson
Glenns Ferry
Dan Pippo
State Pays May Bounties On Coyotes and Cats
The state paid bounties in May for 333 coyote pups 55 adult coyotes five wildcats and two cougars. Fifteen coyotes were killed without bounty by conservation officers. Bounties run May 1 to Sept 30 with 500 for adults and wildcats 300 for pups and kittens and 3000 for cougars.
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State Fish and Pame Department
Washington County
Giles Assumes Wage Post in Northern Idaho Counties
Arlon Giles of Bruneau is named Wage Stabilization Board area supervisor for ten northern Idaho counties by the Idaho WFA Wage board. Formerly Bruneau School Superintendent, his farm ties and school work suit him to handle farm wage ceiling issues from Lewiston headquarters via the county agent’s office. He invites county and community committee members to contact him for assistance.
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Arlon Giles
Bruneau
Idaho
WFA
Giles
Lewiston
Dale Corbridge Chief Supply Clerk In Italy
Dale Corbridge of Preston Idaho serves as chief clerk of the billeting and building maintenance office at Peninsular Base Section in Italy. He joined the service in 1942 after a two year LDS mission and went overseas in 1943, arriving in Casablanca then Italy. Since September 1944 he has been stationed at Leghorn Italy and is pictured explaining duties to Italian civilian employee Bruno Menaboni.
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Italy
Corbridge
Preston Idaho
Peninsular Base
Fifth Army
US Air Corps
Navy
Mediterranean
Bruno Menaborm
Miroo
Lester W Corbridge
Athos Menaboni
Creorgia
Dale
Siates
Casablanca
Naples
Leghorn
Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits Across States
Dayton The Misseg i Zelma Bernice Mickelson spent a few days in Salt Lake City last week. Miss Rubs Schwantz has been attending BYU Provo this year as a new home for the summate. Miss Vauirine Sparrow stayed with Mr and Mrs Cruser at Oxford this past week. Mr A Mes Earl Coburn and son Dean visited Mrs Herman Coburn and daughter Sheila in Pocatello with Earl Coburn. Four sisters and their families joined the Coburns. Lt and Mrs R D Atwood dined with Mr and Mrs E Bergeson Thursday. After dinner the group played pinochle. Mr Ames Lorn Mendenhall spent the first week in Ogden and Tremonton visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Everett Stotts left for Los Angeles last week, Mrs Stotts accompanying them as far as Ogden. Mr and Mrs John Kirby Hyde Park visited with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Fivin Robbins and family, and Mr and Mrs Henry Seamons and family visited Cyrus Robbins. Miss Joyce Atkinson spent…
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Zelma
Bernice Mickelson
Salt Lake City
Rubs Schwantz
BYU
Provo
Vauirine Sparrow
Wiistharlie Cruser
Oxford
Mes
Earl Coburn
Dean
Ron
Herman Coburn
Sheila
I Pocatello
Earl Cobue
R D Atwood
E . Bergeson
Ames
Lorn Mendenhall
Ogden & Tremonton
Everett Stotts
Los Angeles
California
William Eck
Sports
Ogden
Stotts
John Kirby
Hyde Park
Fivin Robbins
Logan social notes and visits around town
Tuesday and Wednesday in Logan saw relatives visiting angels Hansen and Patricia. Sunday School faculty met at Waldo Petersons. Ernest Beutler led a lesson. Various locals hosted guests from Ogden Rupert and Los Angeles while others shared travels to Salt Lake City Le Havre and St Valery. The Page family reunion and the Fireside Chat with Merlin Stevenson were noted along with a birthday party for Janis Checketts.
Honey Bees Carry On Full Summer of Work
US Department of Agriculture scientists note a colony collects about 65 pounds of pollen yearly and visits over eight million flowers per hive to gather one pound. Entomologists say honeybees provide around 80 percent of pollination, but more bees are needed to meet crop demands and boost seed production.
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US Department of Agriculture
Archery Class Opened At Preston High School Stadium
Archery instruction for Scouts begins June 19 at Preston high school stadium. Robert Kest leads the program to teach proper bow technique and merit badge work. Practice nights and a summer all day tournament are planned with emphasis on frequent target practice. Also open to older youths with first meeting on June 19. Desk blotters offered at 15 cents each at Citizen office.
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Preston
Preston High School
Robert Kest
Kest
Oakland
California
Utah
Ernest Brutenbeker
L. V Merrill
Franklin Stake
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Association
Weston J
Clifton
Ora Lee
LaRaine Mendenhall
Nate Mendenhall
Wesley Hawkes
Logan
Darrell Hadfield
A W Carpenter
Husler Elevator
Dale W. Corbridge
Menaboni
Dale Corbridge
Dayton
CLUFF
Texaco Service
North State
Angeline D Hansen
Waldo Peterson
Ernest Beutler
Ronald Bergeson
John LaPray
Frank Prefacer
Cyrus Robbins
Marlin Scheel
Eldon Larsen
le Havre
St Valery
France
DeMar
Anna Mae
Max Jones
Nancy Jones
Dean McBride
Mark Archibald
Edgar Bebee
Page
Dayton Ward
LH Jensen
Idaho Falls
LL R Archibald
LuDean
USAC
Sacramento
Roy Archibald
P M Condie
Waldo Peterson Merlin Stevenson
Citizen Office
John V. Webber
East
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Sears Roebuck Company
Mr Armstrong
Logan, Utah
Emma J. Callan
Asa Ee Ballad
Firestone
Allens Texaco Service
Preston, Idaho
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