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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1943

Page

4

Wartime ration Booklets and coupons schedule update

The notice outlines gas oil book coupons for four gallons through July 21 and mail renewal of basic A books in late June. Sugar certificates No 13 and extra certificates No 15 16 and 24 cover five pounds or one pound with varied expiration dates. Meats and processed foods coupons valid through specified dates. Stamp No 18 valid for one pair through October. Version Three ration book mailed to pre June 11 applicants and to be kept safe for later use.

Old Pioneer Dies At Home In Grace

Frederick Burton of Grace died at his home Tuesday June 16 after a brief illness. Born May 14, 1856 in Bradford England he came to the United States as a child. He drove an ox team to Utah and later farmed in Gem Valley Idaho for six decades. Funeral services were held Friday in the Stake tabernacle at Grace with interment in Kaysville Utah.

Frederick Burton Grace Mr. Burton Bradford Yorkshire England United States Council Bluffs Utah Idaho Gem Valley

Card of Thanks for Keith Schwartz

Mr and Mrs John Schwartz and family express sincere appreciation to friends who assisted after the death of their son Keith Schwartz. They thank those who helped locate the body, those who called at the home, sent flowers, attended services, and offered support to ease their grief.

Keith Schwartz John Schwartz Kendall Salts Lake City Utah Joseph Candle Valero Bennett Preston Aroet Bennett Roma Gwen DeLos Salt Lake City Bingham Canyon Morene Elsmore Jimmy Elsmore Mound Valley Bob McGregor Dan Mre-Gregor Dayton Kenneth. Panter Nem’ Porter Thatcher Rex Cahoon Ogden Cahoon Daniel McGregor Cahoons Hill Field Lovell J. Mendenhall Joseph Condie Phyllis Condie Nem Porter Keith Bergquist Dale Bennett Donald Panter Dee Andreasen Grace Charlie Forman A. E. Bennett LaRue Sorensen Faye Harris Wilford Panter Joyce Turner Roy.Corbett Barbara McGregor Owen Clegg Bench Aroet_ Bennett Paul Adama Harold Baird Ethyl Baird Mink Creek Ethyl Olsen

Plea Urges Youth Help With Canning Crops Now

A Franklin County plea calls for youths over 16 to register at the California Packing Corporation offices to assist with the harvest and canning of crops for the war effort. The article references war food needs, honors Grace resident Ethyl Olsen who died suddenly, and lists local residents traveling and visiting relatives while urging community action.

Franklin—county Claud R. Wickard Franklin” ‘County Franklin California Packing Corporation

Mack Kennington Arrives at Kearns Training Center

Mack H. Kennington of Preston Idaho is stationed at the Army Air Forces Training Center in Kearns Utah. He is the son of Mr and Mrs L Kennington. He attended Preston High School and the University of Idaho before enlisting as an aviation cadet.

Secretary Curtis Calls States Rights Futile in Idaho Dam Fight

Secretary of State George H. Curtis denounces Governor Bottolfsen stance against the Albert Falls dam. He says Idaho must join national cooperative progress and support federal wartime power, while lampooning states rights as futile. He invokes past rallying cries and says a great war requires centralized authority.

Secretary of State George H. Curtis C. A. Bottolfsen Albert Falls Idaho

Preston Visitors Attend Glendale Dance for Rulon Owen

Mapleton families including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sharp and Mrs. George Porter with Coradvan attended a Glendale party last Saturday to honor Rulon Owen who sails to the armed forces. Others visiting included Mr. and Mrs. L Richard Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Larsen and families, Mrs. Carl Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua H. Taylor and Cleveland relatives, and guests from Fairview Portland Whitney and John Gregory households. A chicken and goose dinner followed social chat.

Clarencé Sharp Preston Fred E. Porter George Porter Coradvan Glendale Rulon Owen Armed Services L. Richard Jensen Denzel Larsen Carl Glover Salt Lake City Utah Joshua H. Taylor Cleveland Hazen Gilbert Fairview Ferren Stokes Portland Ore Adolph

Pheasants Planted in Franklin County

One hundred fifty brooding pheasants were planted in Franklin county during the past week by the State Fish and Game department.

Franklin State Fish and Game Department

Stock Salt Released In Big Game Area

The Idaho fish and game department has ordered 128 tons of stock salt since January as summer distribution for big game increases with more roads opened to back country. About 256000 pounds are planned for spring and summer, with several tons already received.

Idaho Fish and Game Department James OO Beck Selway Idaho Forest Service Game Department

Office Supply Sale Announcement

Office supplies of all kinds on sale including typing paper carbon paper mimeo stencils ink manila file holders adding machine paper gummed paper ink rolls tape receipt books shipping tags paper clips tacks and more for office or home use.

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