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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1943

Page

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Franklin County Signs Up 8408 for Ration Book Four

Ration Book Four enrollment in Franklin County reaches 8408 with 3613 issued through Preston Jefferson and other schools. Officials say as many as 300 more may obtain books at the courthouse office, reflecting wartime population shifts and similar to 1940 census figures.

Jesse Budge Court House Franklin County Bantda Clifton Dayton East Side Fairview Franklin Glendale Mapleton Mink Creek Oneida Riverdale Roosevelt Silver Star Weston Whitney Winder Treasureton Preston Central ‘School Jefferson County Alice Liljenquist

Preston Wins Over Montpelier in Armistice Day Clash

Preston High defeated Montpelier 19 to 6 on Armistice Day. Milt Johnson scored the opening touchdown after a long pass from Cecil Lloyd, Johnson added a second TD on a 35 yard connection, Allan Pickett’s punt return for a TD closed the first half, and Johnny Sato blocked a punt late in the game before Reid Cutler’s run set up the final Preston drive.

Preston Montpelier Milt Johnson Cecil Lloyd Allan Pickett Johnny Sato Reid Cutler

Farm Bureau Set to Meet November 20 at Pres ton

The Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting for Saturday November 20 at 4:00 p m in Preston. President I H Nash says an outstanding speaker will be secured and a general re organization will create a permanent committee to lead county agricultural efforts under government programs.

Farm Bureau Preston I. H. Nash

Idaho farm sales surge amid high feed costs and labor limits

Idaho reports show alarmingly high farm foreclosures and sales, blamed on elevated feed prices and worker shortages. AAA director Milfer Vaught plans a statewide county survey to gauge the situation against prior years. Franklin county officials see turnover rising modestly but largely speculative. Other leaders including Commissioner Harvey Schwendiman and Idaho Dairymen’s president William Hendrix weigh in.

Idaho Boise Grange and Dairy Association Idaho Aaa Milfer Vaught Franklin - Sales Franklin County Harvey Schwendiman William Hendrix Idaho Dairymen’s Association Caude Breeden Adacoun

7-Up Distributor Expands Service in Preston Area

Earl Norton, manager of Standard Bottling of Montpelier, visited Preston to discuss 7-Up agency for the region. The Montpelier firm recently gained the local franchise as Logan bottling had failed to supply adequate service, making the new setup popular with retailers in Preston Franklin County.

Earl’ Norton Standard Montpelier Preston Franklin County Logan Bottling Company 7-Up

Ross J. Taylor Receives Honorable Discharge

Ross J. Taylor is honorably discharged from the army this week due to ill health and has returned home.

Ross J. Taylor

Memorial Services For Junior VanNoy Honor Fallen Youth

Community gathers in the Second ward chapel for a full military salute and memorial honoring Junior VanNoy who died in battle. Officers, family, and county residents hear speakers from the American Legion Post 34 and local leaders, with songs and prayers concluding the service.

VanNoy Second Ward

Twenty One Go To Pocatello For Physical Examinations

Twenty one men from Franklin county traveled to Pocatello on Wednesday to take the physicals for the November armed forces quota. Five transfers from other boards were noted and three honorable discharges were recorded this week. The board urges registrants to update employment and address information by December 1 to avoid delinquency and potential 1-A classification.

Franklin County Pocatello Pearl Harbor Norman Steele Emmerson H. Kennington Glen Harvey Stone Arlon F. Lewis Forrest Lynn Fackrell

State Meet Attendance By County Officials Planned

The board of county commissioners and the county auditor will attend a state meeting for Commissioners and Clerks next week in Idaho Falls. After sessions, the Franklin county group will join the Southeastern Idaho Fair board meeting at Blackfoot.

Board of County Commissioners Idaho Falls Franklin County Blackfoot

Triple A Holds Four Elections Across Franklin County

Four Triple A elections were conducted this week for officer posts in Communities 2, 3, 4 and 5. Delegates named will attend the county convention in Preston at the courthouse on November 17 at 2 o clock.

Franklin County Triple A Court House Preston

Lions Club Scraps for Armistice Drive Tonight

Preston Lions meet at Jefferson cafeteria where Lt Tebic and Sgt Burt from the WAC recruiting office discuss war effort. Inductees Rulon Dunn and James Bench announced as local veterans joining the armed forces. Lions pledge full support for scrap drive with three trucks to collect scraps Thursday on the pile south of the Canning Center.

Preston Lions Club Jefferson Tebic Sgt. Burt WAC Kenneth Smith Howard Rosendahl Forest Johnson Lyle Shipley Shipley Rulon Dunn James Bench Armed Forces Dunns Lions Lions Club Canning Center

Preston Merchants Pledge Support of OPA Program

The Preston merchants joined with Office of Price Administration officials to pledge cooperation with consumers and the OPA to keep prices down. Merchants committee members met with OPA in the chamber of commerce and adopted the Community Pledge funded by the city’s chamber. November is Food for Freedom month, aiming to maintain true value in food. The pledge guidance appears on page front columns and the Ceiling Price Guide is available at city stores or the ration office to help check prices.

Preston Office of Price Administration OPA Merchants Committee Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce CPA Court House

First Beet Payments Due Monday for 1943 Crop

The initial beet payment will be issued to all growers on Monday November 15 covering October beets. Beets delivered at dumps will be paid when gathered. Total payments on beets estimated between 11.00 and 11.10 per ton with overall disbursement near 460000.

Tom ‘Wenth Franklin County Sugar Company

Armistice Day Observed With Preston Montpelier Game

Preston and Franklin county marked Armistice Day with the annual Preston Montpelier football game at the local gridiron scheduled for 2 p.m. Stores and offices were closed and residents worked in fields. Post No 34 of the American Legion held a banquet at Utah Power and Light Co. kitchen, naming new officers R A Sorensen commander David McClun vice commander and Oliver Hansen adjutant. Retiring officers were J A Christensen and R N Jensen. Legion Auxiliary hosted a membership dinner with Gold Star Mothers as guests.

Preston Franklin County Preston-Montpelier Bis Preston ‘Post No. 34 American Legion Utah Power and Light Company R. A. Sorensen David McClun Oliver Hansen J. A. Christensen R. N. Jensen Legion Auxiliary Gold Star Mothers

Hog Pool Gross Over $16000 Says County Agent

County Agent William Craner reports a market surplus with over 5000 hogs on hand in Los Angeles and Idaho Utah California. A shipment of 595 hogs to Swift and Company brought 16951.32 dollars, averaging 12.60 per cwt. Prices are dropping and farmers may stop raising hogs unless prices improve. The next county sale is scheduled for Wednesday November 24 with animals slated by November 20.

Idaho Utah California William Craner Cudahy Packing Company Los Angeles Swift and Company Omaha Nebraska Salt Lake City Ogden Craner Preston

Sarah Johnson Named As New School Clerk

Mrs. Sarah Johnson accepted the position of clerk of the school board of Independent School District No. 1 formerly held by Velma Cottle. Johnson is not entirely new to the role having done substantial supplementary work in years past and recently returned from Salt Lake City where she has done secretarial work.

Sarah Johnson School Board of Independent School District

Del Monte Adurges Women to Aid Food Fights for Freedom

The Citizen runs a large Del Monte advertisement on page two urging women to focus on home economy and salvaging edible foods. The notice stresses keeping sufficient food on American tables and supporting the government Food Fights for Freedom program.

del Monte ‘Company Citizen

Beatrice Frew divorce case set for trial

Beatrice M Frew sues Carl Frew for divorce in district court with trial underway on Thursday Judge Issac MacDougall expected to issue the decree shortly after the proceeding concludes.

Beatrice M. Frew Carl Frew Issac MacDougall

Hospitalized Men To Be Cheered Drive Planned in Franklin County

Franklin County mobilizes to raise about 600 for gifts and decorations for military hospitals in western states. Theo Petterberg leads with Victory Service League. Merchants Bureau's Paul Lines, Wedon Nash, and M Horland Simmons join the committee. Funds raised via lapel ticket sales by high school girls on November 20, with 26 cents each and 28 theatre promotions, all to support the Christmas Soldier party.

Franklin County Theo Petterberg Victory Service League Paul Lines Merchants Bureau Wedon Nash Mhorland Simmons Ben Denney Salt Lake City Sallor

Lowell Thomas Joins Standard Oil Broadcast on KUTA

Lowell Thomas has been signed by the Standard Oil company for a 15 minute nightly newscast on KUTA at 10 30 from Monday to Friday inclusive. The program targets listeners in the area and is described as one of the day’s best.

Lowell Thomas Standard Ofl Company Kuta

Lumberman C C McCasslam Visits Preston

A Preston lumberman and owner of Preston Lumber, C C McCasslam, visits the city this week. He expresses optimism for the industry when the war ends and notes solid progress at the local branch during the war.

Preston C. C. McCasslam Preston Lumber

Dayton Man Dies In Wreck

Roy Jones 39 farmer from Dayton was killed at the Dayton crossing when his light pickup collided with a southbound freight train. He died of a fractured skull and shock. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 30 p m in Dayton chapel under Bishop W D Smart. Survived by wife Carol Monson Jones two sons Richard and Stewart a daughter Carolyn and his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Jones.

Roy Jones Dayton Chapel D. Smart Dayton Union Pacific Railroad Preston Jones N Neta Leo Hanson Earl Coburn Virgil Archibald Archibald Place Mr. Jones Coburn Elsworth la Pray Leo Hawkes Carol Monson Jones Richard Stewart Carolyn Charles Jones Ogden

Johnson Named On Post War Committee

Ben Johnson local attorney and president of the Associated Civic Cubs of southern Idaho is named on the advisor committee of the Second Congressional district of the United Nations Association. The group aims to stimulate post war policy action and Idaho leaders plan organized effort to preserve victory’s fruits.

Ben Johnson Associated Civic Cubs Idaho United Nations Association E.G. Harlan Boise

Durocs Win At Ogden Livestock Show

Wendell Greaves of Preston raised the grand champion Duroc hogs at the Ogden Livestock Show. The May pigs weighed around 250 pounds each and sold for 1.10 dollars per cwt above market. Two carloads of hogs were exhibited, the only Durocs in the event.

Ogden Livestock Show Wendell ,Greaves Preston Tve

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Franklin Co Sidney Campbell and Company Orion Jensen J. A. Paton Junior Christensen Olaf Johnson Helen Barton Marian. Gilmore Ruth Johnson Garland R. HL. Parkinson Triple-A Commuunity A. Ward John Follett Harry Miles Jos.a.christensen Gua Hedin Ue Community Claud B. Keller G. E. Olsen J. I. Smith Orlando Rasmussen Ben Meek Preston Merchants Legion Johnson Durocs
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