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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1944

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New Low Rates For Power Set For Utah Power Idaho

Rates cut 13 percent across all Utah Power customers in Idaho with residential and farm users saving most of the relief. The changes apply to service consolidated to one meter where possible, with future adjustments if only multiple metering remains. PFC Rex L. Jensen travels home from the Aleutians via Montpelier and Fort Fleming.

Utah Power & Light Company Idaho Idaho Public Utilities Commission Boise Utah Power R H Ashworth Billings Utah Ashworth Ha.snidsparte Strie Svariova

Wrestling Bouts on November 25 Stir Preston Fans

The Preston Lions club hosts a big time wrestling evening November 25 at the high school gym with Ira Dern supplying top talent. Headlining are Chief Thunderbird of Victoria and Powerhouse Hanson of Salt Lake City in a 220 lb clash, plus Cliff Olsen of Seattle versus Stanley Mayslack of Minnesota. Matches are best two of three falls with 90 minutes per fall. local talent will appear as preliminaries. advance tickets on sale now.

Preston Preston Lions Club Ira Dern Intermountain Dern Chief Thunderbird Victoria B. C Powerhouse Hanson Salt Lake City Cliff Olsen Seattle Washington

Franklin county Triple A voters urged to choose 1945 committeemen

County AAA committee chairman Wilford Stokes urged all farmers who participated in any phase of the 1944 program to attend community meetings during November 20 to 25 to elect a chairman vice chairman regular member and two alternates plus a delegate for the county convention. The meetings will cover a review of 1944 and plans for 1945 with local sites Preston Franklin Dayton Winder Glencoe.

Franklin County Wilford Stokes AAA Committee Stokes Preston Franklin Dayton Winder Glencoe

Thanksgiving Food Specials From Leading Grocers

Preston stores prepare for Thanksgiving with turkeys and delicacies despite shortages. Lyman Purser highlights high quality turkeys at the IGA and invites customers to visit. Campbell's Market offers ample parking and a range of birds including chickens ducks and geese. Clyde Wheeler of Safeway urges immediate turkey orders and promises top quality offerings for the holiday.

Don Ureaves Ib Albou Lyman Purser IGA Campbell's Market Keith Campbell

New Siren Installed for Preston City

Preston opens a new siren atop the library building after installation. Trial runs Wednesday showed immediate improvement with a steady single tone replacing the old soprano sound.

Preston

Military Quota For November Induction At Fort Douglas

Franklin county will send 20 men to the induction station at Fort Douglas on November 24 to fill the monthly quota. 34 men went to Pocatello Tuesday for pre induction exams before the travelling medical board. Inductees listed include 18 named men under 25, with one exception, as released by Clerk Norm Steele. Thirty four pre inductees named list by names follows.

Franklin County Fort Douglas Fucatello Medical Board of the Army Norm Steele Benigno Jasso Antonia Romero Max J Coburn Blaine D Hodges Nyle J Olsen Lloyd Neeley Beckstead Willis Gregory Sharp Vern Dean Condie Cherill Hull Verl Hugh Peterson Seth Forsgren Kenneth Lamar Oliverson Kendall S. Larsen Veley Auger Ray Alder Johnson Paul J Sperry Milton Lamb Johnson Robert Frank Lundgreen Keith Egbert Spencer E. Nelson Pocatello John Purser Bosworth Reid Cole Bosworth Willis F. Palmer Seaborn LaMont James K. Hanson Byron P. Erickson Willis J. Mendenhall Daniel D. Cahoon Ariel A. Biggs Theo. L. Larson Hyrum G. Benson Devon Smith Cecil V Beckstead Willis B. Edwards Erwin E. West Donald S. Kofoed Richard B. Johnson Dale D. Raph McKay R Spatig John D Sparrow Wayne A Christenson Leo C Gamble LaVon P Porter Ralph C Lundgren Marlyn L. Mickelson Gerald L. Roholt Daniel Ransom Charles W Buttars Doran H Barlow Kusumoto Kajizo Vee H. VanLeuven Mast Hazen Hurst Lloyd D. Sanderson Stanley A. Kofoed

Franklin county farmers urged to report conservation practices

Wilford Stokes, chairman of the Franklin county committee, reminds farmers and ranchers to report the conservation practices carried out this year. Reports must be complete before payments, including harvesting seeds, irrigation reorganization, land leveling, clearing, straw incorporation, and trashy fallow, can be made. The payments aim to curb soil erosion and maintain soil productivity through AAA.

Franklin County Wilford Stokes Stokes AAA

Ensign Petterborg Safe After Missing in Pacific Action

Parents of Ensign E. Morris Petterborg received a letter from their son indicating he is safe after being reported missing in air action over the Pacific on August 27. The Navy did not reveal his location but said he is well and being cared for.

E. Morris Dorie) Petterborg Ensign Petterborg Navy Department Pacific Fetterberg

Franklin County Opens Sixth War Loan Monday

Franklin county bond workers will launch the Sixth War Loan drive to raise 238000 for the local quota. District Chairman George Pugmire warned of war-weary attitudes and urged strong support, with payroll reduction plans and a fly sheet in every pay envelope to secure funds for the drive. Ward chairmen and the county committee pressed for meeting the assigned quotas across all wards.

Franklin County George Pugmire Court House Treasury Department Tert Haz Teschairmann Bi Boise Pugmire Mr. Pugmire R R Rowell Bond Committee

Sugar Harvest Celebration By Franklin County Sugar Co

Workers from the Franklin County Sugar company plan a Wednesday evening dance on November 22 to mark the beet run finish. The public is invited and 30 ten pound sugar bags will be auctioned with winners needing ration stamps to claim their prize. Music and fun are promised at the Sugar Tramps Bawl event. Lincoln Foster and Reed Hart are mentioned in connection with the event.

Franklin County Sugar Company

Repair Shop Opens in Preston in Former Crockett Building

Lynn Longstroth, formerly with Petterborg Chevrolet, runs a new auto repair shop in Preston occupying the Crockett service space on South State. Preston Electric, by Ownes Baur and Clarence Kendrick, plans to open soon in the McQueen building, reviving a local business after wartime shortages.

Preston Lynn Longstroth Petterborg Chevrolet Crockett Service South State Preston Electric Ownes Baur Clarence Kendrick Utah Baur McQueen State Street

Miss Vauna Barton Visits Salt Lake City with Family

Miss Vauna Barton of Salt Lake City visited over the weekend with her mother and other relatives, sharing time with kin during a short family gathering.

Vauna Barton Salt Lake City

Beet Growers Receive 1944 Crop Payment Totals

Six hundred sugar beet growers in Franklin County received a $500,000 payment for the 1944 crop as checks were issued by Franklin County Sugar Company. The total reflects $10.25 per ton plus a Commodity Credit Corporation support, with an additional excise tax share to be paid later. Jed Lewis reports sugar content around 17.73, down from 16.42 last year, while yield fell about 3 percent from the ten year average. The final payment will follow after the final sugar content is determined and molasses sold, with December or January timing for unpaid portions.

Franklin County Franklin County Sugar Company Commodity Credit Corporation Sugar Jed Lewis WFA

Scouts Receive Honor Awards at Franklin Stake Banquet

Two hundred thirty seven scouts joined in a highly successful Scouts and Scouters banquet in the Franklin stake. The evening featured about two hundred advancements at a court of honor and a closing banquet.

Franklin Stake Preston Second Mark Checkettts Weston Myron Fennesbeck Cache Valley Council Preston W Pond Alvin Hess David E. Davis

Two More Wounded in Swan Lake Battle Reports

From Swan Lake comes word that Sgt. Ivan G Nisson, in action in Italy, has been wounded and is the son of Norman Nisson. Also reported wounded is Elvin Anderson of Weston, son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Anderson. Elvin’s wounds, received on November 6, were on German soil.

Swan Lake Ivan G Nisson Italy Nisson Norman Nisson Elvin Anderson Weston Adolph Anderson Elvin

Preston Will Observe Two Thanksgiving Thursdays in 1944

Idaho faces a date mix up as Preston and county decide to observe two Thanksgiving Thursdays November 23 and 30. City offices banks and many state and federal offices will close both days. Schools will note November 28 and 24 for Thanksgiving break while rural schools may follow. Governor Bettolfsen proclaimed both days to satisfy state and federal laws.

Preston Merchants Bureau Chamber of Commerce Bank Idaho Bettolfsen

War Film Show At Preston Rotary Club Logan Utah

Sees War Films Bud Fisher district manager of Standard Oil Logan Utah presented special war pictures to Preston Rotary members on Wednesday. The program included Guam and the fall of Rome and Paris Sarre films from the Signal Corps of the army. Wayne Evans chaired the meeting. The next gathering will feature a Thanksgiving address by Wilford Richards head of the LDS Institute in Logan Utah.

Bud Fisher Standard Oil Company Logan Utah Preston Romeé Paris Sarre Signal Corps of the Army Wayne Evans Wm. Shumway Wilford Richards LDS Institute Logan Utah

F F A Harvest Ball at Preston High Friday

The Future Farmers of Preston high school host their annual Harvest Ball in Nielson gym Friday with a six piece orchestra. Queen voting costs ten cents per vote up to one hundred per favorite. Class queens Eloise Mendenhall Ellen Carter Shirley Hamas Dorothy Merrill. Event priced 45 cents gentlemen 30 cents ladies.

Preston High School Nielson Eloise Mendenhall Ellen Carter Shirley Hamas Dorothy Merrill Nielson Gymnasium

Johnson Out of Action Forces Bakery to Cut Hours

Patrons are asked to accept a drop in standards due to manager G A Johnson’s illness and confinement. The Quality Bakery staff bakes bread only twice weekly and reduces pastries. The shop will close at 9 p m for the present, one hour earlier than before.

G. A. Johnson Johnson

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