Relief Society Bazaar and Community Activities in Weston
Weston and vicinity hosts an annual Relief Society bazaar with refreshments, quilts, and wearables, followed by a dance with music by Lorenzo Neuenswander and Eugene Fredrickson. Community members travel to Salt Lake City and Brigham City for visits while others attend Teachers Institute in Pocatello and a servicemen’s homecoming event.
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Relief Society
Lorenzo Neuenswander
Eugene Fredrickson
Almira Nelson
Leonard Nelson
Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
US Army
Mae Tingey
Maurice Tingey
Brigham City
Vega Bergeson
Dayton
Clyde Nelson
Annie Buxton
Cornish
Utah
Hans Nelson
Gas Tax Collections Rise in September 1943 Idaho
Idaho gasoline tax receipts for September totaled 475 239 94 with 417 637 63 allocated to the state highway fund and 46 404 18 to the refund fund. The aero nautics fund received 185 621 and 934 192 funded Twin Falls Jerome bridge bonds retirement. Public works reports 3144 autos licensed in August yielding 33 925 10 in fees. Year to date 155 105 vehicles taxed for 1 252 698 40. Passenger licenses 1321 in August amounting to 6605. Total 1944 passenger vehicles numbered 108 901 with taxes 544 505.
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Boise— Idaho
Motor Fuels Bureau
J C Bruc
State
State Aeronautics Fund
Twin Falls- Jerome Bridge
Department of Public Works
Farm War News Lifts Rationing on Farm Machinery
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones announces lifting rationing on most farm equipment effective Sept 28. Corn pickers stay rationed to ensure this year’s big Corn Belt crop. other items including combines, manure spreaders, hay loaders and tractors are freed. Also covered are wheat parity, bean subsidies, farm truck maintenance, Fire Prevention Week actions, 1945 production goals, oilseed meal supply, butter market, and rural electrification progress.
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Marvin “Jones
Corn Belt
WFA
AAA Committees
Usda War Boards
U. S
Marvin Jones
Idaho farm price index drops to new low in year
Idaho agricultural prices fell from 192 percent of the 1910-14 average on August 15 to 182 percent on September 15, the lowest in a year. Declines in grains and potatoes dragged the index despite higher hogs and egg prices. corn, barley, oats, beef cattle, lambs, and butterfat all eased while beans rose.
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North
Idaho
OPA
WFA
Boise
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Weston and Vicinity
Audrey Hansen
Dale Bergeson
Bergeson
P J Evans
Preston
Archie Lott
Frank Shrives
Melvin Whitney
Date Bergeson
Wm Dahle
Eldon Hansen
Alvin Maughan
Vaughan Taylor
Charlies
Simpson
Frank Parker
Pocatello
Teachers Institute
Mrs Wallace Maughan
Sharon
Blackfoot
Francis Nelson
Thomas E Rose
Rolena Hendricks
Jack Lannan
Darwin Feller
Volmer Miller
Minneapolis
Minn
Darwin
US Navy
Felix Feller
Ogden
Alvin Hamblin
Ed Gleed
Cache Valley Hospital
Otto Miller
England
Volmer
Wil
California
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Court House
Sadie Nelson
Mary Brower
Margaret Lemmon
Edna Whitney
Mabel Kofoed
Bassett
Amelia Hansen
The
Genealogical Society
W E Crane
Willard Nelson
Mink Creek
Flora Mauglan
Lee Schaneveldt
John E
Gem Valley Dairymen's Co-op Ass’n
Thatcher, Idaho
Securgey
Preston Lumber Co
CCC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Congress
District Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Idaho Building
War Production Board
America
Jones
Idaho Farm Price Index
First Security Bank OF Idaho
National Association
Federal Reserve
D.lo
Liemr
U.S.0
U.S.C
U.S.O
Idaho War Fund
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National War Fond Awenyareentys