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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

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Bond Sales Exceed Quota 27 Percent in February Drive

Franklin and Oneida stakes report February bond sales far above their targets. Total quotas were $195,000 across both stakes, with actual sales near $184,000 for Oneida and $97,546 for Franklin, while E and F bonds and treasury notes comprised the bulk of activity and several stakes fell short of their allocations.

Franklin County Oneida Franklin Treasury Joe Oborn Banida W. S. Geddes Clifton B. H. Winward Dayton Eldon Hobbs Glencoe Durward Carver Glendale Leland Auger Mink Creek Leonard Nelson Preston Ira—Taylor William A. Davis Riverdale I. M. Evans Fairview Merlin Whittle Floyd Robinson Linrose J. Aless Nash Mapleton Harry* Knapp Keith Campbell Orion Jensen Henry Mockil J. Wesley _Mitten Weston Glen Jorgenson Whitney Geo. C. Wallace

Tremonton Man Buys Belnap Dairy Will Pasteurize Milk

Don Elwell, son in law of Emory Belnap, has purchased the Belnap Dairy of Preston. He now pasteurizes milk with a new truck and will offer vitamin D fortified dairy products. A grade A raw milk supply will be available soon as the Belnap pasteurizing equipment is refurbished and used again.

Balnap Dairy Preston Emory Belnap Don Elwell Monton Elwell Belnap Dairy

Farm Bureau backs anti picket bill in Idaho

Franklin County Farm Bureau endorsed Senate Bill No 95 now under Idaho Supreme Court review. The measure requires unions to file annual income and expenditure reports and prohibits union representatives from entering farms without owner consent. It also bans picketing on agricultural premises and aims to move the agricultural sector forward with bureau support and a goal of 200 active members in Franklin County.

Franklin County Farm ‘Bureau State Supreme Court Carl Nielson Farm Bureau Pocatello Bureau Nielson The Franklin County

Public Aid and Salary Bills For Idaho Teachers

Senator Homer Johnson reports two measures before the Idaho legislature following the soldier vote bills. Senate Bill No 1 would add 150000 to the Public Assistance Fund boosting monthly aid by about 3 dollars until June 1946. An emergency Salary Aid for Teachers would allocate 350000 from the general state fund to be distributed by county under the existing equalization basis.

Homer Johnson Franklin County Senate House Board of County Commissioners

Miss Faye Jensen Visits Salt Lake City Family

Miss Faye Jensen of Salt Lake City spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Orion Jensen in the city, enjoying time with family during her stay.

Faye Jensen Salt Lake City Mrs Orion Jensen

Moisture Rich Snowfall Helps Water Supply in Franklin County

Franklin county stockmen and farmers report a damp Tuesday night snowfall of 5 to 6 inches with .66 moisture content. The high water content boosts the area's depleted supply and could ease farmers' water uncertainty, with predictions of similar falls if repeated.

Franklin County

Idaho Navy aide enters race for U S Senate

Preston Johnsop of Franklin County prosecutor Frank Lin announced in Boise he will seek the Republican nomination for the United States Senate. Johnson passed a pre induction physical at Pocatello but will be 38 and past draft age on March 1. Gov Bottolfsen had already announced for the post and Johnson vows full devotion to service whether in Congress or the armed forces. A full principles statement will follow.

Ben Johnsop Preston Franklin County Boise United States Senate Johnson Pocatello Navy C. A. Bottolfsen Associated, Civic Clubs Idaho United States ‘Senate

Winder Ward Reunion Slated Friday March 3

The Winder ward reunion invites all current and former members aged Mutual age and up to attend. The event begins at 7 o clock with a plate lunch, program, and a following dance.

Winder Ward

Kern Family Returns to Boulder After Utah Visit

Private Reese Kern returned to Boulder Colorado after a pleasant weekend visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Kern. During the weekend they visited other relatives at Salt Lake City and Bountiful Utah.

Reese Kern Boulder Colorado Alfred Kern Salt Lake City Bountiful Utah

Award WFA A Pin Set For Franklin Plant March 15 16

The War Food Administration will award the official A to the California Packing plant at Franklin in a ceremony on March 16 at 8 p m in Franklin. Major A J Barr will represent the army and Dr William H Marshall will present the blue and green WFA flag. Officials and workers at the canning plant will be recognized and the public is invited to attend.

War Food Administration California Packing Franklin Government Food Administration Franklin -Ward -Recreation Dhalbes OU Raetory Wais A. J Barr Army William H. Marshall WFA Franklin ‘County

License stickers arrive for 1944 auto license renewals

Deputy William Palmer from the assessors office announced that applicants must present their 1943 registration or title to obtain the new 1944 passenger license stickers. The office has the stickers ready and says replacement of old plates is not required until the new stickers are affixed.

William Palmer Assessors Office Palmer

Hospital Notes New Arrivals at Preston Area Hospitals

Mr and Mrs John Christensen of Downey welcome a son at Preston hospital on February 29. Other newborns include a son for Mr and Mrs Norman Morrison of Preston February 26, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Lewis Coburn of Lava Hot Springs February 20, a son for Mr and Mrs Glen Campbell of Preston February 20, a son for Mr and Mrs Belton Hatch of Oxford February 28, a son for Mr and Mrs Stanley Nelton of Cleveland February 28, a son for Mr and Mrs Shirley Palmer of Winder February 28, and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Alveru Burbank of Fairview February 327.

John—Christensen Downey Preston Hospital Norman Morrison Preston Lewis Coburn Lava Hot Springs Glen Campbell Belton Hatch Oxford Stanley Nelton Cleveland Shirley

Water Storage Shows Favorable Conditions for Beets

Franklin County Sugar Company data indicate storage precipitation in December through February matches or exceeds past peak years. Beets in the county show strong yields with high sugar content, based on eight year storage and crop-outlook tables.

Franklin County Sugar Company Jared Lewis Sugar Company

Subsidy Debate Over Cuban Sugar Subsidies

Preston Thoradey Tom Heath highlight how 42.6 million dollars in U S Treasury subsidies funded sugar programs. They note 27 million went to Cuban sugar, with 9.86 million aiding U S beet growers, and argue the policy shifts cost to consumers and future generations.

Preston Thoradey Tom Heath U. S. Treasury U. S Cuba Idaho

Preston chapter wins seed judging contest

The Preston FAA team led the Logan seed judging contest finishing first with 395.5 points. Judges LeRoy Doney 139, LaWayne Barrington 136.5, Charles Larsen 121. Downey placed second with 374.5 and judge Stan Fisher 134.5, Fred Browning 120.65, Glen Baker 119.5. Paris finished third with 302 led by Dale Austin 136, Kay Olson 100, Wayne Johnson 66.

Preston Logan LeRoy Doney LaWayne Barrington Charles Larsen Downey Stan Fisher Fred ‘Browning Glen Baker Paris Dale Austin Kay Olson Wayne Johnson Lu Wayne Barrington

Soldier Ballot Passes in Boise Senate and House Action

Franklin county Senator Homer Johnson and Enoc of Clifton in the House contribute to form of soldier ballots as state legislature in Boise passes bills. Governor Bottolfsen signs Senate Bills 1 and 2 making these measures law.

Franklin County Homer Johnson Senate Enoc Clifton House Nelson of Representatives Boise C. A. Bottolfsen Army Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps

Population drift and ration book issues in Idaho counties during 1943

In Franklin Bear Lake and Oneida counties the 1940 census shows population declines linked to ration book distributions. Franklin issued 8716 book fours versus a 1940 population of 10 229, a 15 percent drop. Bear Lake counts 6846 book fours from a 7911 1940 population, while Oneida reports 5512 census people with ration book data indicating a loss around eighty percent. Despite 300 men joining the armed forces, March 1943 shows a net return of about 400 residents, with families relocating for duration as defense work subsides.

Idaho Franklin County Bear Lake Oneida Franklin

Franklin County Red Cross Seeks 4400 Quota

Franklin county Red Cross faces a $4400 quota as war fund efforts intensify. Marlow Funk, drive chairman, urges every citizen to respond during the first days of the drive. A full page ad in this paper lists war time needs and appeals for generous support.

Marlow Funk Ciizen Red Cross Funk

New Location for AAA County Offices Moves to West Oneida

AAA county offices shift from the county courthouse to the First Security Bank building on West Oneida in the Greaves Style Shop space for farmer convenience. Dr Calvin Foss Jr and his daughter Judy from San Diego visited this week at his parents home. They traveled to Farmington Utah after Mrs. Foss mother Mrs. Wallace Allred passed away last Sunday.

County Triple A County—Court First Security West Oneida Calvin’ Foss, Jr Judy San_ Diego California Farmington Utah Foss Wallace Allred

Oxford Youth Is War Casualty

Mr and Mrs Walter A Hatch of Oxford were notified by the war department that their son Sgt Lynn W Hatch died January 29 from wounds received in action He was the first from Oxford called to service entering training February 16 1941 at Ft Knox and serving at Ft Dix Leland in 1942 Letters from the youth reported his participation in African and Italian campaigns A January 90 letter told of his good health He is survived by his parents two sisters Mrs Alpha Hall and LaRaynne Hatch and two brothers Alma A Hatch at Camp Ord California and Jerald Hatch in the Pacific area Memorial services will be arranged upon further word from the war department

Walter A. Hatch Oxford War Department Lynn Sgt. Hatch Ft. Knox Kentucky Ft. Dix New Jersey Leland Hatch Set Alpha Hall Preston LaRaynne Hatch Alma A. ‘Hatch Camp Ord California Jerald Hate Pacificv

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Tremonton Idaho Education Association Howard C. Bennett Bennett Villa Iavella New Georgia British Solomon Ben Johnson FAA Franklin County Red Cross Evelyn Moore AAA
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