Village Weston Financial Statement Fiscal 1943 44
Village of Weston presents Receipts And Disbursements for the year May 1 1943 to April 30 1944. It lists balances taxes sidewalk hydrant licenses street lighting police water bonds and miscellaneous items with a total receipts of 2852 70 and assets including bank balance 1225 86 and liabilities water works bonds 5200 00. Signed by H O Hansen Clerk Treasurer and notarized May 4 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Esseneenese
Mdcegnyad Toiavenes Diviision Naaperiialeee
Red. Cross
Ray Nelson
Snes
H. C. Hansen
Weston Creek Irrigation Company Annual Assessment Notice
Notice of assessment levied by Weston Creek Irrigation Company on its capital stock at 80 cents per share. Payment due by June 1, 1944 to the Secretary-Treasurer. delinquent stocks will be advertised for sale with costs added. Funds earmarked for ditch cleaning, head gates, system improvements. stockholders may credit labor under director supervision. By order of the Board of Directors. Dated April 1, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Creek Irrigation Company
Weston Idaho livestock at large ban ordinance 1944
Ordinance 3 A makes it unlawful to permit livestock cattle horses sheep pigs chickens turkeys ducks or geese to run at large on public streets or grounds or trespass on others' property within Weston Idaho. Violation carries a fine from 1 to 100 dollars. Emergency clause, repeals conflicting ordinances. Passed May 1 1944 by Board of Trustees Archie Lott chairman and H O Hansen clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herpwith
Weston
Idaho
Board of Trustees
Franklin County
SBAL
Archie Lott
Dayton visitors and regional travels across several towns
Dayton residents exchanged visits with relatives in Lewiston Clifton Weston Logan Soda Springs Casper Providence and Los Angeles as summer plans and family ties span Utah California Wyoming and New York. The pattern shows families traveling for visits medical aid business and to attend to relatives and WAVES enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Housley
Soda_Springs
Housley
Milton Boman
Everett Stotts
Stotts
William Eck
Los Angeles
California
Casper
Wyoming
William Eck & Daughter
Shirley, & Sons
Dale & Bud
Providence
Eck
Frank Kendrick
Kendrick
Cleone
The
WAVES
New York
Preston Whitney Irrigation Co Levies 214 Percent Assessment
Notice from Preston Whitney Irrigation Co directors shows a 214 percent assessment on the capital stock to cover operating expenses interest and mortgage payments. Due at the secretary’s office and delinquent if unpaid by June 3 1944 with sale advertised thereafter. Angus Condie secretary office 264 South State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston-Whitney “Irrigation CO
RSA
Preston-Whitney
Angus ‘Condie
Feed Problems Seen by War Food Agency Leader
Idaho Falls May 12 W H Marshall Area Supervisor of War Food Administration outlined a good current food situation while warning that plenty now does not guarantee plenty later He noted farmers have produced above schedule yet feed is tight and livestock and poultry numbers must be reduced or culled to match available feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
W. H. Marshall
War Food Administration
Marshall
Franklin
Repair Classes May Guard Against Loss Of Present Help
Anticipating a manpower shortage in the automotive maintenance field next fall the Office of Defense Transportation directs Maintenance Advisory Committees to urge shop and garage owners to organize classes for current and prospective employees. W J Cumming notes many younger mechanics deferred may be drafted by summer end and training programs should supply substitutes to meet the coming skilled labor shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
W. J. Cumming
ODT Division of
Motor Transport
Armed Services
Weekend visitors mingle at multiple area homes
Sunday visitors at Delmar Olson's home included Lawrence Gaird of Lewiston. Weekend guests at Chris Hansen's home were Delores Hansen of Ogden Paul Hansen of Helper Utah and Ethel Phillips of East Lake City. Visitors at Emma Hansen's home included August Bergquist of Preston and Fred Egley. Chris Hansen attended a birthday party in Preston for A C Hansen. Selma Bergquist Ther Westerberg Bertha Bateman and son traveled to Logan on business visiting H A Peterson Edith Seamons Hyde Park and Elmer Gulbransen family. Carolyn Rasmussen and children who stayed with Ivan Rasmussen returned to Burley. Wallace Rose of Franklin and Hyrum Johnson and children visited Kenneth Johnson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Hobbs
Lewiston
Ivan Waddoups
Clifton
Carl Viehweg
James Phillips
Rose Jacobson
Weston
Fred Call
Salt Lake City
Glen Call
Ogden
James Call
Oscar Gillynskog
Smithfield
Dayton
G Schwartz
Logan
Eva Lloyd
Neva
Chris Hansen
Delores Hansen
Paul Hansen
Helper
Utah
Ethel Phillips
East Lake City
Emma Hansen
August Bergquist
Preston
Fred Egley
A'C Hansen
Selma Bergquist
Esther Westerberg
Bertha Bateman
Carolyn Rasmussen
Ivan Rasmussen
Burley
Wallace Rose
Franklin
Hyrum Johnson & Children
Kenneth Johnson
Impressive Funeral Rites for Mary L Elizabeth Dalley Hulet
Funeral services for Mary L Elizabeth Dalley Hulet were held Saturday May 6 at 2 p m in the Dayton ward chapel led by Bishop V D Smart. The service featured a large choir, multiple speakers, and readings for the 87 year old widow who died after a three week illness from a stroke. Interment followed at Dayton cemetery under Richards Mortuary Preston with Bishop Frances Hulet of the Wendel ward taking part in the graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L Elizabeth Dalley Hulet
Dayton Ward Chapel
V. D. Smart
Lucetta
Archibald
M. L. Phillips
Jay Coburn
Abram‘f. Dalley
Lyle Shipley
Mark’ ‘Hulet
Victor
Idaho
Grandma Hulet
Grandpa
Richards Mortuary
Preston
Dayton
Frances Hulet
Wendelward
Land leveling aids efficient irrigation preparation
Land preparation is crucial for efficient irrigation with fall leveling to settle soil. Relevel before sowing perennial crops and check field with surveying tools. Proper leveling can cost about 12 dollars per acre but yields larger crops, better quality, less water waste, labor savings, and sustained soil productivity.
Sugar Price Remains Low Despite War
The piece notes that American housewives buy about four and a half billion pounds of sugar annually and pay seven cents per pound twenty eight months after Pearl Harbor. It compares wartime price levels to the last war, estimating current wartime controls save about 317 million dollars last year, a sum larger than the 1943 OPA budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
OPA
Improved farm equipment drives soil conservation push
Farmers in the area have begun using improved-design implements in the past year. The note urges expansion of this equipment and asks for recommendations and help in leveling fields and establishing other conservation practices, available through the local Soil Conservation District.
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MERCY
Curb
Zernton
Weston Creek Irr. Co
H. O. Hansen
BP. J. Evans
Selves
Board of Directors
N. S. Hansen
Roland_Anderson
Anderson
Alice Nuffer
San Luis Obiepo
WTA
Elmer Gulbransen
Children of
Riverdale
Pearlin Roper
Franklin ‘County Salvage
Mary Dalley Hulet
Woody Ralphs
American Linen Company
Preston Bike Shop
Holland Furnace
J. N. Larsen Co
J. 3. McCann
Isale
J. S. McCann
S. P. Packer
Bliss
Russell
Utah Fruit Exc
Washington
PABCO
Preston -Lumber CO
Los
Plymouth
Winder
George—W.— —Carter
Ern Britenbeker
Essential
Fronk Chevrolet Company
Tremonton, Utah
Lester D. Lowe
Business and Professional Directory
HART
Larson Bldg
Griffeth Electric & Radio’ Shop
J. N. Larson CO
First Security Bank Bldg
Certified Public Accountant
Cleo Swenson
P._M. CONDIN
Attorney-at-Law Abstractor
National Farm Loan Assn
Cliff Warr
First National Bank
Victor Dunkley
White
Hyrum
Bruce Wallace
Dennis O. Lowe
Ida
Calis
Colorado Animal BY Products CO
FURS
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