Citizens Tussle With Local Firm Over War Bond Drive
The editorial laments the American Food Store in Ogden for refusing to support the Third War Loan drive in Preston and Franklin County. It accuses the firm of treating locals as a milking station for profits while criticizing OPA coal policy and Salt Lake Tribune editorial stance.
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Preston Citizen
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Pee
Preston
County of
Franklin
Idaho Stath Editorial Association
Idaho
American Food Store
Franklin County
American Food
Scowcroft
Ogden
Preston and
Frankin County
Salt Lake Tribune
Tribune
Europe
Coal Shortage Threatens Winter Supplies And Civilians
The spring coal strike cost 25,000,000 tons of coal, reducing this winter's supply and hindering military operations. Extended mine work weeks from 35 to 42 hours appear insufficient to meet wartime demand, prompting talk of a 48 hour week with six days of eight hours each.
OPA butter and oleo rationing questioned by Idaho dairying chief
Arvid L. Johnson Idaho director of dairying criticizes OPA policies raising butter ration points while lowering oleo points. He says the plan discriminates against western dairying states in favor of the cotton south and notes butter costs more than the meat-fat allowance versus oleo.
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OPA
Arvid L. Johnson
Idaho
Great Northwestern
Automobile Accident Near Oneida Narrows Injures Four
Major J. N. Larsen and family flee injury when steering gear fails and their car flips down a riverbank near camp two. Mayor Larsen saves others by freeing them as medics are summoned. A baby girl arrives for Mrs C F Hawkes, while Vera Hawkes Keller’s newborn marks fifth generation for S R Parkinson. Abraham Winward, after eight weeks with typhoid, returns home still weak.
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Oneida Narrows
J. N. Larsen
McKendrick
Boise
R. Nelson
Larsen
Camp 2
Weaver Welcomes Home Gerald Weaver From Mission
The Weaver family held a welcome home party for Gerald Weaver returning from a mission in the Western states. Miss Sabina Hart and Aless Nash wed on October 3 and will reside in Logan. Norman Steele, teaching in Grace, visited Whitney last weekend. Whit Kimball posted World Series returns last Monday and may earn Yankee fans support. Chief of Police Dave Davis mourns the death of his younger brother Isaac Davis, buried in Preston.
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Weaver
Gerald Weaver
Western States
Sabina Hart
Aless Nash
Logan
Whit Kimball
Wallace Head
Jimmy Gerrard
Dave Davis
Isaac Davis
Blackfoot
Preston
From where I sit moderation in wartime dining style
Dan Miles defends stylish eating while an etiquette expert urges rationing to finish only what is eaten. Doc Mitchell notes excessive eating harms health, urging moderation in food and thought, even in drink choices.
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Dan Miles
Dan
Doc Mitchell
Sunday School Talks Highlight Ogden Visitors
Winder notes 214 minutes of talks by Blanche Talbot and Phyllis Bright in Sunday School. Ogden visitors Erma Dean Taylor Dorothy Talbot and Gretta Winger spent last weekend visiting. Bishop Ernest Carter stayed in Salt Lake City for General Conference. Local visitors Delbert Hymas Eli Forsgren and Phenol Edgley spoke at Sacrament meeting. A genealogical meeting followed with talks by Shirley Palmer Bishop Ernest Carter and Andrew Mortensen.
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Blanche Talbot
Phyllis Bright
Erma Dean Taylor
Dorothy Talbot
Gretta Winger
Ogden
Ernest Carter
Salt Lake City
Delbert Hymas
Preston
Eli Forsgren
Riverdale
Phenol_Edgley
Oneida
Shirley Palmer
Andrew Mortensen
Humorous Fragments and War Era Anecdotes in Brief
A collage of light items and whispered recollections from postwar days. Jokes about rationing, a piano ad, a German corpse scene recounted by a corporal, and social quirks among Hazel Porter Cleone Smith and others. Notable lines touch on guides for American forces abroad and a Minidoka deer hunt confession.
Average Service Club Secretary's Closing Week Rush
An amusing description of a club secretary who delays ordering back copies until the final week of his term, prompting a late scramble for newspapers covering the entire period.
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Service Club
Parrot dies prompts family joke about mother in law
A lighthearted quip follows a parrot's death, the speaker jokes the bird fell ill due to the mother in law. The exchange highlights playful family humor centered on in law relations.
Night laced corsets and secrets haunt Ozark burial ground
In a fragmentary Ozark burial page, Mary Ellen Gilder is cited with a sharp remark about corsets and angels. Mink Creek Malzee mocks gender and shaving while EXTRA EXTRA! shouts Bill Davis. A local woman reveals where her husband spends many evenings, hinting at infidelity.
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Ozark Burying Ground
Mary Ellen Gilder
Bill Davis
Idaho Cattlemen Set Twin Falls Bull Sale Date
The fourth annual Idaho Cattlemen's Association Range Bull Sale will be in Twin Falls on October 23 at 10 8 m. Idaho and invited out of state breeders may consign bulls, with entries judged by reputation and quality. A futurity event and beef cattle show precede the sale, with judging on October 22 at 1 p.m. Bulls nominated must be carved since January 1 1942.
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Idaho Cattlemen’s ‘Association
Twin Falls
Leon Weeks
Boise
Idaho
Fairview Social Notes Include Birth Announcement
Merlin T Whittle spent several days in California on business. Entre Nous club hosted by Mrs Donna Gilbert and Mrs Rena Wilson with special guests Mrs Birdean Cole and Mrs M on ta Nelson. Birth announced for baby girl to Mr and Mrs Reed Morler of Ogden.
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Merlin T. Whittle
California
Donna Gilbert
Rena Wilson
Entre Nous Club
Birdean Cole
Monta Nelson
Fairview
Reed Morler
Ogden
Morler
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Residents
Miss Evelyn Baird of Fairview hosted a social moment with family. Miss Mardean Hall spent the weekend visiting her parents while attending the USAC. Miss LaRie Johnson, working in Salt Lake City, returned home for a visit. Mrs Myron Cole and Mrs Hym Johnson spent two days in Pocatello attending a Teachers Institute.
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Mardean Hall
Mardean
LaRie Johnson
Salt Lake City
Myron Cole
Hyrum Johnson
Pocatello
Teachers Institute
Miss Emma Bodily Visits Parents After Salt Lake City Work
Miss Emma Bodily, recently employed in Salt Lake City, spends a few weeks visiting her parents.
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Emma Bodily
Salt Lake City
Ledger Binders Offered With Uniform Western Prices
Ledger sheets and binders in several sizes offered with uniform prices across the west. Order any size binder needed and expect economical costs from standard products.
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West
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Intermountain
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Standard of California
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Vera Hawkes Keller
S. R. Parkinson
Abraham Winward
Norman Steele
Grace
Whitney
Joe Marsh
Brewing Industry Foundation
Winder
Sear
Howdy
Hitler
Wncores
Hazel Porter
Cleone Smith
Hazel
Cloohe
Henrietta
George Burgi
Frank Merrill
Roy Greaves
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James Moorek
Budge Hospital, Asin
Merlin Smith
Merlin
Maternity Annex
Cleo Swenson
Far Pacific
Tombstone
Mink Creek Malzee
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Seaton
Bohemian Club
Good - Neighbor Creed
the Mountain Shales Telephone & Telegraph Co
Mer Miss Evelyn Baird
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