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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
11
An unnamed writer thanks voters for supporting him and pledges to fulfill his duties to the best of his ability. He expresses readiness to cooperate with the winner and extends best wishes to all who did not contest the race, in Peakin County in the year noted.
A signed note states confidence in supporters voting for the author and expects an endorsement of the majority. The brief outlines a personal guarantee of backing and unity in the chosen path.
Roy C. Andreasen expresses commitment to unite a Gem Valley section with the county if elected as state representative. He pledges to strive to realize the plank and thanks supporters for their backing in the election.
The candidate expresses gratitude to friends and voters who backed them in a closely contested legislature race, noting appreciation for the backing and the effort involved.
In a brief concession and thanks letter Homer Johnson expresses pride in the voters who entrusted him with the office and pledges to work for his candidacy programs as he transitions to state senator. He notes supporters will be happy with the majority’s choice and recognizes opponent Hatch as a capable rival.
In notes of appreciation Isaac M. Evans D Ames Nash and George Egbert thank supporters and constituents. They pledge to serve the county commission with dedication and invite contact on county problems. The letters express gratitude for the recent election and public engagement.
A note expresses gratitude to friends and voters after an election campaign. The author, Lucy P Campbell, thanks supporters for their work and promises support for the winner, Mrs Callan, while noting the campaign did not win.
A reader extends best wishes and appreciation to supporters in Franklin County as the incumbent seeks reelection and acknowledges the vote of confidence from local residents.
Farmers enlist for Victory to feed Allied nations and war workers with more pork beef eggs and poultry. The program urges faster livestock growth while saving feed using Watkins Hog Mineral Compound Poultry Minerals and Stock Minerals. J Preston Seamons rural Watkins dealer Preston Idaho.
Emma Callan thanks Franklin County residents for the vote of confidence in the treasurer's office and pledges continued service to taxpayers. Welland F Smith credits the electorate with support for keeping schools on an economical and educationally sound path.
A Franklin County supporter thanks residents for backing the sheriff’s office in last week’s election and expresses hope the agency will maintain the quality service that earned a strong endorsement from voters.
A Whit ney area social roundup lists visits from Miss Zelda Dunkley and Miss Mudge Hiatt of Payson Utah. Guests include Mr and Mrs Chadwick and Mr and Mrs Porter from Idaho and Ogden, with birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Allen R Cutler Jr. Apostle Ezra Benson dropped by and two local youths, Cheril Hult and LaMar Oliverson, prepare to join the draft.
Utah Power and Telephone linesmen worked four days last week repairing lines and setting poles following a damaging snow and wind storm on Friday night. Nearby farmers bring cattle from summer range while locals share visiting relatives and military family updates.
The Citizen asks readers to forward their own copies to servicemen and friends away from the county due to limited newsprint. Sales at news stands have increased and the paper cannot supply all requests each week.
The editorial pleas readers to pass the Citizen among friends rather than subscribe, citing a severe newsprint shortage that threatens supply for the remainder of the year and urging circulation support until the paper can stabilize its materials.
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