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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1943

Page

3

Postwar planning plan promotes mixed financing and full employment

A national resources planning board postwar program seeks a peacetime partnership with private industry to ensure job for every veteran and fair pay. It would be funded by deficits, grants, and loans, facing House opposition and fears of government overreach in the economy.

National Resources—Planning- Board Congress National Resources Planning Board House Executive Department of Government Legislative Branch Atie-Capital Lendlease Board of Economic Warfare New Deal United Nations Republic

Preston Navy Recruits Arrive At Farragut

Bluejackets from Preston arrived at Farragut U S Naval Training Station for seaman ship training and Navy procedure drills. Recruits include Farrell Godfrey Merrill and Ira Jay Taylor, husbands of Lois Merrill and Gwendolyn Taylor, residing in Ira and Lewiston Utah.

Preston Navy Farragut Preston U. S. Naval Training Station Uncle Sam Lake Pend Oreille Pacific Northwest Navy Farrell Godfrey Merrill Lois Larson Merrill South State Street Ira Jay Taylor Gwendolyn H. Taylor Lewiston Utah

Binder and ledger needs advertised by The Citizen

The Citizen invites customers to place orders for special size binders ledger sheets minute books and record books of all kinds offering tailored stationery solutions.

Jensen Brothers Earn Wings and Commissions in War Effort

James Theris Jensen of Preston Idaho receives his wings and second lieutenant commission at La Junta Advanced Twin-Engine Flying School Colorado. Emerson D Condie, formerly of Preston, Idaho, graduates Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School as airplane mechanic. Notes on military families and home front letters include Navy blue poetry for mothers and a surprise visit by Captain John Torkelsen to Weston.

Galeport Field Miss Emerson D. Condie Preston Idaho Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Ife Condle Thomas. R. Condle James Theris Jensen J. B Jensen la Junta Colorado Rita Victor Jensen Hives John Torkelsen U. S. Army Frank Parker Weston

Ad Commission Cited for Excellence in Nutrition Program Ads

The Idaho Advertising Commission announced that Botsford Constantine Gardner of Portland and Cline Advertising Service of Boise earned a citation for distinguished service and cooperation in the American Restaurant Magazine nutrition program. The award honored a series of Idaho Potatoes ads detailing nutritional value and methods to stretch meat supplies in meals.

Boise Idaho Advertising Commission Botsford, Constantine & Gardner Portland Oregon Cline Advertising Service L. E. Sargent Commission Idaho American Restaurant Magazine

Mayor of Dayton Advocates Bure Paper Warmth Policy

The Dayton mayor urges use of bure paper as a cheap warmth source as a resident recalls a 20 year mortgage that caused ongoing financial stress and sweat over heating costs.

Dayton

Time March 22 1918 Citizens meetings elect two tickets

The issue details the Non-partisan and Progressive tickets for the coming city election listing mayors councilmen clerks and officers. It notes Fire destroys Bishop Geddes home and a theft capture by Sheriff Merrill with plumes jewelry looted and recovered.

John A. Morrison Joshua Rallison Willis Smith Joseph Belnap Taylor Nelson P. M. Condie W. K. Barton O. L. Packer John Nuffer Progressive J. N. Larson Nepht Larson Calvin Foss Jos. Marrom John C. Greaves Wilford Chatterton Hyrum Tippets O L. Packer Geo. H. Carver

Ladies Day at Bowling Alley and Local Marriage Notice

Every Thursday afternoon from 5 to 7 p.m. will be ladies day and hours at the bowling alley. Announcements have been issued telling of the marriage of Miss Irene Davis and Myron Carter. The marriage took place in Logan.

Irene Davis Myron _Carter Logan

Winger family plans Idaho Falls summer home

March 21 1028 notice that Mr and Mrs Ora L Winger will relocate to Idaho Falls for the summer. The county financial statement shows assets and reserves at 22949976 with liabilities covered. Cattle buyer Bert Edwards of Seattle plans to stake a gold claim after eight cattle from Star Idaho yielded cows with gold coated teeth. Georgia Robinson of Franklin wed Lloyd Bair of Richmond last week. Mrs G L and Mrs S B Wright host bridal honors Thursday. Mrs A A Charters of Nevada visiting Weston. Republican precinct delegates chosen for Pocatello April 10 convention. county reps Geo E Grockett Alf Stephens L W Smith and J L Roe.

Ora L. Winger Idaho Falls Bert Edwards Seattle Idaho Star Edwards Georgia Robinson Franklin Lloyd Bair Richmond G. L S. B. Wright Republican County Sturday Pocatello Kansas City Geo. E. Grockett Alf Stephens L. W. Smith J. L Roe

Wool Income Up One Third Despite Decreasing Sheep

Idaho's 1942 wool output is estimated at 16,863,000 pounds, down 100,000 from 1941. More sheep were shorn, but fleece weight fell slightly. the average price rose to 40 cents per pound, boosting cash income despite lower production.

Boise Mar Idaho

Celery and Grapefruit Named Top Market Buys This Week

The Federal Food Reporter lists celery and grapefruit as the two best market buys in the Rocky Mountain Region this week. Celery offers a crunchy relish and versatile meals while grapefruit remains a favorite despite slight price increases.

Rocky Mountain Federal Federal Food Reporter

Office supplies on sale at the Citizen

The Citizen advertises a wide range of general office supplies available at the usual retail prices. Items include memo paper adding machine rolls stamp pads ink airmail envelopes shipping tags clip boards files ledgers journals ledgers cash books carbon paper and more with special sizes offered on request.

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Yee le Guin Hart Music ABC Wiley Campbell’s Market County Emerson Condie James Jensen Jensen Preston High School Utah State Agriculture College Charles Morgan U.S. Navy Myrtle Whitney Wieston Ellis Gambles Hawaiin Islands Bishop William Gambley Swan Lake Ad Commission Sai, Ae Lay Eddy Minerals Hugh S. Geddes Second Ward S. T. Merrill Dewey J. G. Smith A. A. Charters Nevada Margaret Lemmon Sherwin-Williams Preston Lumber Company Ier Federal Food
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