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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1945

Page

7

Lend-Lease Extension and Postwar Policy Debate

Congressman Henry Dworshak discusses the House extending the lend-lease act beyond June 1945 and delaying its end to 1949. He notes large unobligated funds, debates over postwar use, and minority criticisms of executive control, with hearings and budget battles shaping interior department appropriations.

House House Committee On Foreign Affairs Congress France U. S State Department Interior Department

Riverdale Residents and Relatives Lodge Short Travels

Several residents and relatives are noted traveling or visiting in the region. Ariel Meek spent days in Twin Falls on business while Pvt Emma Ann Neeley left for New Jersey on a seven day furlough. Others visited Salt Lake City Tooele and Rupert with funerals temple trips and family gatherings across Idaho Utah and Nevada counties.

Ariel Meek Twin Falls Emma Ann Neeley Orville Neeley New Jersey Radia Smith Logan Hyrum Smith Delma Bosworth Fairview Estus Packer Don Austin Salt Lake City Milo Woolf John Bennett Rupert Roy Wendt California Muriel L A Neeley Tooele Blanche Abbott Paul Hansen Idaho Falls Welland Smith Ray. Barrington I M Evans Eli Forsgren Roy Smith Elaine Smith Charles Erickson

Typewriter Ribbons Now On Sale At The Citizen

Typewriter ribbons of all kinds on sale at the Citizen. Just ask for your particular need, we have it.

Plenty of Land Here For Spring Range Says Conservationist

Downey Idaho conservationist explains the value of early spring pasture using crested wheat grass. He notes idle land in the county can produce early forage and outlines seeding methods, grazing plans, and temporary pastures to establish spring range without harming crops.

Idaho

Swan Lake ward reunion and local visits noted

Swan Lake held a ward reunion on March 17 with a noon chicken dinner at the schoolhouse and an LDS meeting house program in the evening. Visiting and local family news include Hadleys, Petersons, Gibbs, Matkins, and a new baby born to Willard and Mary Hadley.

Swan Lake Ward Ivan Peterson Ned Spackman Richmond Utah Swan Lake Alma Hadley Dan Barnes Kathleen Gary Loran Stone Downey Ward Wayne Peterson Pocatello Willard Hadley David Johnson

Rock Chucks Are Easily Controlled in Early Spring

County agent Daniel Roberts notes chucks are easily controlled in early spring on south slopes and ridges. Control methods involve baiting dens with alfalfa leaves treated with poison, with poison and instructions available at the agent’s office.

Daniel Roberts

Secretary Advises Sheepmen On Spring Wool Clip Practices

Idaho woolgrowers heard Secretary M C Claar of Boise outline best practices for the spring wool clip to maximize Commodity Credit Corp prices. He urged clean fleeces, minimal branding paint, careful tying, removal of tags and dung locks, separate packing by type and color, proper bag labeling, and drying to avoid mold. He noted CCC will tighten packing and labeling rules with CCC as sole purchaser in most U S states.

Idaho M. C. Claar Boise Commodity Credit Corp Claar Boston Mass CCC United States Atlantic States Mr. Claar

Early Spring Lamb Crop Shrinks Across States

Boise reports the 1945 early lamb crop is about 6 percent smaller than 1944 and the smallest this decade. Decline stems from fewer breeding ewes, with lambs per 100 ewes expected near last year. Early marketing before July 1 and Texas grass fat lamb shipments are forecast to drop from 1944 levels.

Boise Texas

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