Idaho Inland Navigation Dream Faces Postwar Push
The Army Engineer Corps outlines a plan for slack water transport along Idaho rivers from Lewiston to the Salmon and perhaps to Weiser. Modern engineering could open coastal and inland routes for lead, timber, and mineral exports, with oil and machinery return loads possible. Navigation in Idaho, once a dream, could become a postwar reality driving industrial growth.
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Army Engineer: Corps
An Plas
Idaho
Fien
Lewiston
Weiser
Urge Return Of Political White-Ups urged election resumes
Local candidates from both parties are asked to provide brief summaries of their qualifications goals and aspirations for the office they seek. The Citizen urges prompt submission by October 14 so all candidates receive fair coverage in the October 20 election issue.
Local meat processing questions as staffing and season notes emerge
A period of staffing uncertainty and planned extension of operations affects the local meat plant. Staff stability is hoped to improve as the harvest season extends from October 27 to November 10 with potential on hand help to cater to demand.
Revisions to Ammunition Pricing by OPA
The Office of Price Administration announced changes to civilian ammunition pricing. Single shells will be priced by dividing the full box price by shells per box, ending the 25 percent premium allowed on smaller purchases. The move targets dealers who split boxes to boost single-shell sales and aims to lower retail prices.
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Office of Prices Administration
OPA
Iprice
Whitney club evening includes review and birthdays
The Variety Club was entertained at Mrs Jessie Mitton's home with a business meeting followed by a two course luncheon. Mrs Lucy C Tanner reviewed I Wanted To See by Borkhild Dahl. Special guests included Mrs Ronda Poole and Mrs Tanner. The week-end visit included Barbara Dursteler and Floris Chadwick in Pocatello with relatives. Two baby boys were born last Sunday to Dale Taylor and Lawrence Bodily families. Bert Winward and relatives attended Will Hunsaker's funeral in Honeyville Utah.
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Jessie Mitton
Lucy C Tanner
Borkhild Dahl
Ronda-Poole
Tanner
Barbara Dursteler
Floris& Clarice Chadwick
Pocatello
Barbara
DeVoe ‘Gill
Faelm .Dursteler
Floris & Clarice
Don . Chadwick
Dale Taylor
Stephen Dale
Lawrence Bodily
Robert Edward
Winward
Woodrow
Bert
Will ‘Hunsaker
Honeyville
Utah
Fragmentary OCR letter list event notes and travel
A garbled OCR passage lists names and places including New York San Francisco BYU Adele a senior and Mr and Mrs. mentions a return address in the left corner and travel to Whitney California Caledonia Australia and the French Islands. It reads like scattered notes from letters and travel remarks with many distortions.
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York
Sanae
Rand
New, York
San Francisco
BYU
Adele
Baten
Mire
Bert Weaver
Whitney
Methsin
Merchant Marizies
Dsithorme Onda’ Furs
Leo
California
Ond Catoben
Sinéet Burnice
Islands
Downey Bulldogs Romp to 33 0 Win Over Soda Springs
Downey high school Bulldogs opened strong with two early touchdowns and coasted to a 33-0 victory against the Soda Springs Cardinals on Friday. Ron Thomas returned a punt 45 yards for the first score, then connected with Dewey Cunningham for a later gain before powering in a rushing TD. First-string offense scored again in the third quarter with Jack Bowen and Thomas leading the attack while penalties nullified Bowen’s two TD runs. Reserve Downey players saw action in the second and fourth periods.
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Downey
High School Bulldogs
Soda Springs “Cardinals
Ron Thomas
Downey Ee
Soda Springs
Thomas
Dewey
Cubbingham
Bulldog
Jack Bowen
Bowen
Merlin Phillips
Cunningham
Bill ‘Thompson
Max Croshaw
Dean
Bloxham
Condie
Wilcox
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Ned ‘Whitney
Emma
Angeles
Air
James
Keller
Salt
Lake
Roy
Noyce
Taicys
E. K ‘Clayson
Magna
G* L Tanner
Orval
Ben Ison
Cody
Mai He Dhat
Gable
Tae Et
Iere
Wilford Hotel
Overland
Union Pacific Stages, “Incorporated
Schidckes
Witter
Nori
Bere
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