Weston Creek Irrigation Co. levies 2.00 per share assessment
By order of the Board of Directors the Weston Creek Irrigation Co. levies a 2.00 per share assessment on all capital stock due by November 20, 1944. Delinquent stock will be advertised for sale and may be sold December 20, 1944 at 2 p.m. to cover the delinquent assessment costs and 1943 indebtedness. Weston Idaho October 10, 1944. N S Hansen Secretary and Treasurer.
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Weston Creek Irrigation Co
Board of Directors
Notice of assessment and land suit in Franklin County Idaho
Notice declares an assessment of four dollars per share on all outstanding preferred stock of Twin Lakes Canal Company due by November 27 1944 to cover 1944 borrowings and O M costs. It warns delinquent shares will be sold December 18 1944 at 2 PM. Also included is a district court quiet title suit filed by Iris J Spaceman against multiple Curtis heirs and others over described lands in Preston Idaho with summons to appear within twenty days.
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Twin Lakes Canal Company
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Greaves
First Security Bank
Board of Directors
J. J. Sanford
Benjamin Curtis
Sarah L. Curtis
C. J. Curtis
Annie Curtis
H. C. Curtis
Mary Curtis
Ellen Reynolds
George R. Reynolds
O. B. Curtis
Rosanna Spackman
Rosanna
Roseanna Spackman
Amos Spackman
Butte Montana
Edwin Spackman
Salt Lake
Utah
Lottie Johnson
Richmond
Alice Levitt
Nessa
Oregon
Alfred Spackman
Jane Hodges
Alma Spackman
Brigham Spackman
Trenton
J. Hyrum Spackman
Clara Cafferty
Thatcher
Rose Allen
Cove
Julia Matkins
Swan Lake
Section
Township 15
Range
Boise Meridian
State of Idaho
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of
Franklin
Summons for Service in Franklin County Idaho
Leona H. Jones sues Wayne Mark Jones in Franklin County Idaho to dissolve the marriage. Defendant is ordered to appear within twenty days of service and plead to the complaint. Witness dated October 6, 1947, with deputy amending officials.
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Leona H. Jones
Wayne Mark Jones
State of Idaho
Idaho Proclaims Share Your Clothes With Russia Campaign Week
Governor Bottolfsen urges Idaho citizens to donate usable wearable or convertible second hand clothing for Russia during November 12 to 18 as part of the national relief effort. The drive supports Russia's winter needs and allied victory efforts against Nazism.
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Boise
Tlaho
Russian Relief Committee
Russia
I. C. A. Bottolfsen
Idaho
Preston Whitney Irrigation Co Quietly Levies 5 Percent Assessment
Notice states that at a regular meeting the directors levied a five percent assessment on the capital stock to cover operating expenses interest and mortgage payments. The assessment is due at the secretary office and becomes delinquent and will be advertised for sale if unpaid by November 25, 1944. Angus Condie serves as secretary at 264 South State.
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Preston, N-Whitney Trrigation.co
Preston-Whitney Irrigation
Idaho Proclamation Promotes War Relief Efforts in 1944
The document notes support for shoes and textiles aiding the Russian War Relief and ends with the governor’s proclamation dated October 19, 1944. It records the Great Seal affixed by Governor C. A. Bottolfsen with Secretary of State George Curtis.
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Idaho
C. A. Bottolfsen
George Curtis
Notice to Creditors in Hobbs and Hobbs Estates
The Probate Court of Franklin County Idaho requires all claims against the estates of Charles R Hobbs and Ida E Hobbs to be filed within four months from the first publication. Claims must be sent to Milo P Hobbs administrator in Preston Idaho with vouchers, attorney Arthur W Hart listed.
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Franklin County
Idaho
Charles' Ri
Hobbs
Ida E. Hobbs
Preston
Farm price ceilings set for 1944 seed potatoes and beefed sugar aid
The Office of Price Administration announces 1944 seed potato ceilings matching table-stock levels with certified seed at 1 dollar above No 1 and war approved seed at 50 cents more. ceilings adjust monthly through June 1945. Sugar bonus for beet farmers available via processing plant forms and ration boards. free of federal tax, up to 25 pounds per acre or per family member, with extra tax-free sugar obtainable by exchanging stamps. WFA warns poultry prices may dip if plants cannot process fast enough and urges pre-arrangements with buyers to stabilize markets. High 1945 farm output expected with garden and farming groups urged to produce for family needs amid ongoing war adjustments.
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Office of Price Administration
U. S
AAA
War Food Administration
WFA
B. Hutson
WRA
War stockpiles and food relief in wartime year eight
Hutson notes 1944 remains eighth straight year of favorable weather for food, urging caution and prioritizing surplus over shortages. Idaho is heavy in lend lease shipments totaling 250000 tons of meat dairy prunes evaporated milk beans and peas. Western hospitals receive 750000 pounds butter from government stocks to prevent shortages. Lard and cooking oil removal from rations does not reduce the need to save fats, with up to 500 million pounds wasted annually in U S homes and eateries.
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Europe
Hutson
Idaho
U. S
Relief Society social and stake conference in Grace Tabernacle
Sunday dinner guests included Mound Valley and Cleveland families with local residents. A quarterly stake conference is set for Sunday November 12 at Grace Tabernacle with all invited. A Relief Society retiring officers social honored Ida B Condie and Lulu Williams for many years of service as nurse and ward helper.
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Leland Panter
L A Neeley
Sybil
Charles Forman
Aroet Bennett
Local Service Members Enjoy Furlough Visits and Relief Society Event
Fairview Lt Max Choules and wife spent part of his furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Choules. Mrs Eileen Lewis visiting Nyssa Oregon returned home. Lt Cecil Cherry and wife spent a three day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Aloy Cherry. Mrs Melvin Brown and children of Alameda California are staying with her parents Mr and Mrs J E Cole while her husband, an ensign in the USNR, is stationed in Tucson Arizona. Relief Society conference was held Sunday evening with talks by President Jessie Gilbert and counselors Mildred Whittle Leta Hall. Stake representatives Matilda Gilbert and B R Parkinson spoke. Scriptural readings were given by Lula Bodily and Thora Winn. Music was by the Singing Mothers.
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Max Choules
Oliver Choules
Eileen Lewis
Nyssa
Oregon
Cecil Cherry
Aloy Cherry
Cherry
Boise
Melvin Brown
Alameda
California
J E Cole
USNR
Tucson
Arizona
Relief Society
Jessie Gilbert
Mildred Whittle
Leta Hall
Matilda Gilbert
R Parkinson
High Council
Lula Bodily
Thora
Winn
Singing Mothers
Lutheran pastor to speak on The Christian Citizen
Clemens E. Harrs, pastor of the Logan and Brigham City Lutheran congregations, will address the group on The Christian Citizen at 7:30 Sunday School and 8:15 Divine Service on Tuesday November 14. Meetings meet in the county courthouse basement on the second and fourth Tuesday each month. The Lutheran Hour airs Sundays at 10:30 on Station KVNU.
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Clemens E. Harrs
Logan
Brigham City
Utah
Will Adrdess
Christian Citizen
KVNU
Grace School News Highlights Glee Club and Events
Grace school items report Glee club performance for the Stake presidency at Grace Tabernacle with songs Passing By and Thine Alone. A Spinster's Skip is planned for November 24. Red Devils football beat North Gem Cowboys 6 0 on a Lee Lloyd touchdown in Q1. Freshmen plan assembly led by Kay Watton and Newell Jenkins. Bob Taber spoke with live animals. A juniors seniors play Don't Take My Penny is set for December 8 directed by Mrs Chipman with Joyce Caldwell. cast includes Sally Barbara McGregor Norman Porter and others.
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Glee Club
Grace Tabernacle
Grace Red Devils
North Gem Cowboys
Lee Lloyd
Kay Watton
Newell Jenkins
Bob Taber
Lyceum
Dean Hubbard
Mavis
Raedene Hale
Lydia
Beth Bowles
Joanna
Donna Rigby
Kerry
Greg
Withtideas
Bob McGregor
Gram
Pelp
Alene
Sorenson
Veda Mae Jen‘Kilis
Red
Norman. Smith
Harrison Day
Wheat stocks in interior mills reach 202 million bu
Wheat stocks in interior mills elevators and warehouses on October 1 1944 were estimated at 202 585 000 bushels for the United States. They are 4 percent lower than a year earlier and about three fourths as large as the 1942 record. Carryover of old wheat on July 1 1944 was exceptionally low.
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Boise
United States
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