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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

5

Idaho Farmers Stronger Finances Shown by Bank Credit Use

A national survey cited by the Idaho Bankers Association reports Idaho farmers used only a quarter of available bank credit in 1945. Banks served 18 143 farmers with 35 976 loans totaling 33 737 000, leaving 18 497 000 outstanding on January 1 1946. Long term real estate loans and CCC insured loans boosted farm credit, while high liquid assets signal future credit stability. Bowden notes wartime incomes allowed debt reduction and savings growth, with banks urging savings via US Savings Bonds and careful land purchases to curb inflation.

Idaho T R Bowden Mer First Security Bank of Idaho Idaho Bankers Association Franklin County Agricultural Commission American Bankers Association Aids Comodity Credit Corporation Bowden United States

Community Notes Include Visits and Local Gatherings

Glencoe residents Anna Berquist visited relatives in Logan Franklin and Preston. Stake Old Folks party attendees included Bishop Hyrum Jepsen Selma Berquist Parley Carver Hannah Pearson and others. Elmer Moser visited his sister in Logan and family with Earl Miles. Bob McClain from Alexander helped Leon Roper with hay. Carma Rasmussen stayed with Claude Conlins in Thatcher while trip to Yellowstone. MIA officers hosted outgoing party at Mink Creek Rail Park with games and barbecue.

Anna Berquist Logan Franklin Preston Bishop Hyrum Jepsen Selma Berquist Parley Carver Hannah Pearson John C Hansen G E Olson Emma Hansen Elmer Moser Moser Earl Miles David DeVon Bob McClain Alexander Pearlin Roper Leon Carma Rasmussen Thatcher Claude Conlins Yellowstone Park J D Moser Fruitland Ontario Oregon Nampa MIA Mink Creek Raill Park

Veterans advised on National Service Life Insurance inquiries

Veterans seeking information about National Service Life Insurance should contact the nearest Veterans Administration Regional Office or the central insurance office in New York City. Ross L. Rowe, VA contact in Pocatello, said records moved to the northwest will delay correspondence until trained staff handle them locally. If in person visits are not possible, write to the nearest regional VA office in Boise, Idaho.

National Service Life Insurance Veterans Adminstration New York City Ross L. Rowe Veterans Administration Pocatello Northwest Rowe Federal Building Boise

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