Depletion of Labor On Farms Protested
Local meeting endorsed a state protest against further withdrawal of labor from farms. Fr F Ziegler attended for the state group. Jared Lewis outlined Franklin county labor strains and plans to bring in Mexican nationals and Japanese decents to work crops. County Agent Craner described regular state expert visits for cattle vaccination and Bangs disease tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
FR. F. Ziegler
Grace
Jared Lewis
Franklin County
William Craner
Lyle Shipley
Preston Casaba Team Loses In State Meet
Preston Casaba’s team played in the regional state meet held at Caldwell last week. They lost to Rugby in the first game and then fell to Oakley 365 to 31 in the consolation tourney. Oakley forward Elquist scored 20 points and Hendricks added 10 of Preston’s 31. Oakley led 7-6 after one quarter, trailed 14-17 at the half, and led 28-23 after three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Caldwell
Tocals
Oakley
Elquist
Hendricks
Welfare plan urged to prepare for deflation period
Church leaders call for frugal living and debt avoidance as wartime scarcity ends. The General Authorities urge saving surplus funds to aid the war effort and support missions. Elder Merrill emphasizes living the faith to spread the Gospel among war-time arrivals. Speakers and choirs contribute to the conference activities and closing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Church
Jack Coburn
Oxford
Southern States
George R. Hawkes
Third Ward
New England
Nathaniel Keller
Mink Creech
Texas
Fourth Ward-Choir
Eli S. Forsgren
Stake Genealogical Committee
William Melvin Packer
Hyrum B. Jensen
Maxine Condie
Riverdale
Thatcher High to Present Windmills of Holland March 81
Mound Valley leaders Floyd Smart and John Hubbard offered guidance in Sacrament meeting. J D McGregor and Roy Greaves returned from California after visiting the Greaves family. The Thatcher operetta Windmills of Holland is set for March 81 with all publics invited. Manganese mines report ore ready for shipment and a second load expected soon. Reuben Covert and Charles Forman hosts for Sunday visit. Cpl Howard Harris received honorable military discharge to return and operate the family farm after his father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Smart
John Hubbard
Grace
J D McGregor
Mound Valley
Roy Greaves
Preston
California
C W Greaves
Holland
Thatcher High School
Reuben Covert
Thatcher
Charles Forman
Howard Harris
Family Adopts Navy As Favorite Service
Miss Mildred Waddoups of Dayton has enlisted in the WAVES as a Pharmacist's Mate after joining March 25 in Salt Lake City. A Weston high school alumna who worked in Ogden, she awaits training in New York City, continuing a family tradition with her father and brother both serving in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Waddoups
Ivan Waddoups
Dayton
Miss Waddoups
The
WAVES
Salt Lake City
Weston High School
Ogden
New York City
the Waves
Waddoups
Sam
U. S
Victor Waddoups
South Pacific
Beets Urged By Cache County Farm Leaders in 1944
At the Cache Valley Clearing Association meeting in Logan Utah Eric Hendrick president of the Cache County Farm Bureau outlined the year’s program. He noted a proposed 43 percent increase in beet acreage and a 30 percent decrease in potato acreage to direct sugar to government needs. Labor prospects include use of 600 Japanese and school children to boost production while officials urged farmer supervision for efficient results. Alma Sonng of the First National Bank of Logan commented on the need for initiative and vision in farming this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin—county
Cache ‘Valley Clearing Association
Logan
Utah
Eric Hendrick
Cache County Farm Bureau
U. S
Cache County Farm Planning. Board
A. W. Chambers
Smithfield
County Farm Bureau
Cache County
Fir Alma Sonng
Na‘tional—Bank
Why Milk Is An Excellent Food By Dr E Nelson
Milk is the sole food nature prepares for mammal young and is thus the most nearly perfect diet. Its protein aids muscle growth especially in children and it supplies material for teeth and bones. One cup of milk provides essential nutrients for developing bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Nelson
Milk as a Food Source and Its Limitations
The article discusses milk as easily digested and nutritious but not perfect. It notes milk lacks certain vitamins and iron and recommends a quart daily for children, alongside oranges, cod liver oil, and green vegetables. Adults are also advised to balance milk with other foods.
Wisely Include At Last A Pint Of Milk Daily
A brief note urges daily purchase of one pint of 2 percent milk. The reminder emphasizes consistent dairy intake and practical household budgeting.
Funeral services for Grace Oakes Walker in Third Ward chapel
Funeral services were held for Grace Oakes Walker aged 58 in the Third Ward chapel. She died March 24 in San Diego after two years’ residence there with her husband. Born January 25, 1886 in Wisconsin to Hyrum and Minnie Harrington, she is survived by husband Jodie Walker, a daughter Mrs Mabel Campbell of Preston, mother Mrs Minnie H. Wiggins, and step-brother Leonard J. Wiggins of California. Burial followed in Preston Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Oakes Walker
Third Ward
Walker
San Diego
California
Wisconsin
Hyrum
Minnie
Harrington Cakes
Jodie Walker
Walkerville
Montana
Mabel *Campbell
Preston
Minnie H. Wiggins
Léonard J. Wiggins
Preston Cemetery
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Franklin“ County
Navy
Jia
Bill
SP Julia Feeliight
Eliwase Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Wtes
Townhouse
Lego
Safeway
Florida
Arizona
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Sunkist
Julia Lee Wright
Graham
Saltines
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