Mink Creek News From Mink Creek Clifton Navy Leave and Local Events
Mink Creek Mack Hunter of Clifton on 30 day Navy leave visited the Nelsons family in Sandy Lake. Mink Creek Primary proud as 100 percent officer attendance at stake convention in Preston. New officers Lloyd Christensen president Rodney Jensen counselor Howard Anderson secretary. old presidency honored with wives at Jensen home. Informations on community events, visitors, and a school closing for heating repairs accompany funeral services for Milford Larson and a farewell party for Blaine Dockstader and Lynn Nelson as military service begins for some locals.
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Mack Hunter
Clifton
Navy
Wilford Nelson
Sandy
Mink Creek Primary Association
Preston
Leeral Jensen
Puresht Wilde
Conselor Douglas Nelson
Phil Bell
Lloyd Christensen
Rodney Jensen
Howard Andersen
Old & New
Teral Jensen
Douglas Nelson
A Mis Fed Hansen
Thelma Keller
Theo Bell
Jed Hansen
Harley Jepson
Valene Bell
Shipley
Mink Creek
Dwight Wilde
William Knapper
Melvin Seamons
Fairview
Seamons
Marinus Jepson
Milford Larson
Emil Larson
James Baird
D Baird Welland Smith
Wm Wiser
Cov Christensen
Banida Sane
Redeemer Laves
Elias Harum
Blaine Dockstader
Grant Dockstader
Lynn Nelson
Willard Nelson
Blaine
Lynn
Army
Family News From Treasureton And Surrounding Towns
Community notices record visits and relatives in Treasureton Corinne Ogden Shelley and nearby areas. Names include Nelson Monson Barber Conlin Casteel Shumway Ward Condie Sant Conk Hymas Barger Atkinsen with travel and weekend visits mentioned.
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Glenn Nelson
Nelson
John Monson
Corinne
Utah
Monson
France
Jeff Barber
E E Conlin
Ogden
Lee Casteel
Mio O
Clyde Condie
George Condie
Dave Johnson
Ray Sant
Dell Hymas, Jr
Shelley
Hymas
E E Conk
T J Barger
von Atkinsen
Range and Grazing Conditions Report and Tape Shipment
Boise reports continued dry weather lowering range forage quality and heavier frosts at higher elevations. Livestock remain in generally good condition but shrinking is evident, with a predicted further decline without range improvement. Scotch tape shipment arrives matching market prices for office supply firms in large rolls and dispensers in 3/8 and 1 inch widths.
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Boise
Idaho Senator Attacks New Deal Sugar Policy
Senator John Thomas of Idaho denounces the New Deal sugar scheme in which Cuban sugar avoids duties while the Commodity Credit Corporation sells it at a tariff-equivalent price to U S refiners. He says the CCC profits 75 cents per hundredweight and Congress loses revenue, urging voters to act in November. He questions how Cuban sugar purchases will be funded if prices rise and whether subsidies come from CCC funds.
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Washington
John Thomas
Idaho
Treasury
Commodity Credit Corporation
United States
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
Cuba
Idaho September weather boosts harvests for fruit crops
In Boise the September climate stayed favorable for fruit crops with harvests advancing. Peach harvest ended around September 25 and prune harvest soon after October 1, both above prior forecasts. Apples started by month’s start with generally clean, good quality fruit and fair to good sizes expected.
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Boise
Idaho Crop Report Notes Mixed Fortunes for Late Crops
The Idaho crop report shows favorable conditions for maturing late crops but frosts north of Idaho Falls hinder potato sizing and damaged late bean fields in the South Central district. Potatoes are down about 2 percent for September and forecast at 36.9 million bushels. Frosts around September 15 killed exposed potatoes northward, with other areas seeing later frost impacts. Prospects suggest lower yields per acre in the Upper Snake River Valley, potential gains in the South Central District, and grain harvests of spring wheat and oats nearly complete.
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Boise
Idaho Falls
South Central District
Snake River Valley
1944 Crop Yields Beat Expectations Across Wheat and Fruit
The 1944 combined harvest of wheat, corn, oats, and barley reached 52,653,000 bushels, up 18 percent from last year and 36 percent above the 10 year average. Fruit crops also performed well with peaches and prunes harvested larger than expected.
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Mis
Mads
Anderson
Salt
Curtis Keller
Alvin Peterson
Georgia Carver
Glencoe Dowel
Wink Creek
New
al Sets
Mis Elow Bell
Leon
Visite cdl
Mis Nona Olver Moy
Peorle
Lovan
Hin Keller
Redimo Jensen
Marjorie Jensen
Carol Baird
Arden Smith
Arias Keller
US Navy
Treasureton
George Willams
Shupert
Charles Shumway
Connie Johnson
Celia Paskins
Tom Williams
Hoomer
Lavor Cole
Banida
Elizabeth Ward
Wanda Hess
R A Ward
Harold Sant
Pocatello
Senator Thomas
Coats
Indy
Allens Texaco Service
Idaho Crop Report
Wayne S. Evans
Ida
Standard OF California
PT Ae Te
C. A. Bottolfsen
Robert L. Brainard
Henry Dworshak
Dist
N. P.mielson
State Auditor
Robert Airshie
W. H. Detweiler
John Sanborn
James W. Keating
Secretary of State
Lela D. Painter
A. H. Chatburn
J. A. May
Yeines
Republican State Central Committee
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