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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1944

Page

7

We Are A Stronger Nation After Election Conduct

The piece argues that continuing the presidential election during wartime strengthened the nation. It credits President Roosevelt for public debate, fresh opinion polling, and clearer leadership. It asserts Democratic control in Congress enables a decisive path to a just peace and preservation of the people's suffrage even in crisis.

Roosevelt House Senate Democratic Party Hitler Russia Mussolini France

Chamber of Commerce Funds Support Local Band

Business leaders are urged to back a community program through the chamber of commerce. A Preston businessman coordinated with the chamber for band funding, and $500 from surplus dues was allocated by the board to the band, illustrating the chamber’s dues based handling of such matters.

Chamber of Commerce Preston

Preston High School Aims To Build Community Band

The Preston community backs band director Marcell Bird as the high school plans a two year program. The Preston chamber of commerce donated 500 for large brass instruments, the Lions club added 100, and further contributions are expected to raise most of the needed funds this year. Citizens praised the band’s homecoming showing and believe it will become one of the finest in the state.

Preston High School Marcell Bird Mr Bird Preston Chamber of Commerce Bird Preston Lions Club

Sixth War Loan Drive Set to Launch November 20

Plans for the Sixth War Loan drive run from November 20 to December 12 with a national quota of fourteen billion dollars. Franklin county and Idaho state targets will be reduced to fit the total, aiming around two hundred fifty thousand dollars locally. Ben Johnson named court chairman with a large committee including R Rowell, Weldon Nash, and Mrs Paul Smith.

Franklin County Idaho Ben Johnson Rowell Chaman Weldon Nash Paul Smith Women’s Actities

The Best Of The Week And A Kaiser Shipyard Scene

A collage of humor and satirical vignettes mocks elections taxes railings and vaudeville in a week’s wrap. It recalls Hoover versus Fala jokes and a Kaiser shipyard champagne incident while lampooning taxation laws and social security bureaucrats through a spoof letter from Adolph Pipperspot.

Social Security Tax Unit Washington, DC Red Cross Black Cross Purple Cross Double Cross Adolph Pipperspot

Partial lift lets civilians buy after November 5 turkeys

War Food Administration in Boise reports a partial suspension of WFO-106 enabling civilians to buy turkeys processed after midnight November 5. Turkeys may be marketed through usual channels while earlier stock remains restricted to the Army Quartermaster. Military needs persist and storage turkeys may aid procurement.

Boise William P Rowley War Food Administration WFA WFO-106 U. S. Army Quartermaster Market QMC

Dance Night At Local Hall Draws Attendees

Mr and Mrs Clarence Mitchell hosted a dance this Friday inviting all. A Halloween misfit dance previously sponsored by Mutual featured dancing and refreshments with prizes for the oddest costumes awarded to Mr and Mrs Shirley Palmer Miss Joyce Johnson and Paul Winn who won candy.

Clarence Mitchell Hallowe’en The Mutual Shirley Palmer Joyce Johnson Paul Winn

Higher Rates For Dairy Payments

Dairy production payments on September October milk and butterfat sales will begin at county AAA offices November 1 at the increased fall rates of 60 cents per hundredweight for whole milk and 8 cents per pound for butterfat. Cream receipts weight slips and statements will be acceptable evidence for sight drafts issued by the county AAA committeemen as in effect payment made to help farmers absorb rising feed and other dairy production costs without increasing the cost of milk products to consumers. The payments have been handled by the Agricultural Adjustment Agency since October 1943.

County Aaa AAA Agricultural Adjustment Agency

Mink Creek Social Notes Highlight Birthday Parties and Local Events

Mink Creek residents celebrated birthday anniversaries at a dinner at the Jepsons and hosted weekend gatherings at Jed Hansen’s home. Hunt outings, open house on Halloween, and war relief fund volunteers were noted along with births, visits, and local society activities across Mink Creek and Preston communities.

Harley Jepson Douglas Nelson Jed Hansen Jepson Phil Bell Delbert Keller Dwight Wilde Leeral Jensen Keith Johnson Morris Owens Preston Lucille Seamons Blair Annie Swedson Hallowe'en Mink Creek Theo Bell Rulon Keller Delfert Keller Faye Wilde Wildes Muriel Nelson Ogden Oscar Nelson Rada Nash Ford Christensen

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