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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
3
The article reviews a 1942 local slaughter surge, a 75 percent promised rise over 1941, and a rollback payment dispute. It notes FDA quota use, a refused payment by the PDA, and efforts by the chamber of commerce to assure Boise and Preston that 1941 figures would not govern current slaughter.
Sgt Monson describes Aleutian life with short daylight six to eight hours, fishing abundance in both surf and lakes, trout and salmon eggs as bait, and monotony balanced by unit initiative. He notes volcanic islands, rough terrain, LDS chaplains and available Protestant Catholic services, and plans to report to McChord Field Washington.
Preston area committee plans tamam details for the drive with Frank Edgley as overall chair as Idaho aims for a 400000 state quota. Local workers Emma Callan Innette Wilson W A Davis and others join the effort with posters promoting USO Greek and China relief and war prisoner aid across the county.
Gov. Botolfsen advocates finishing a Franklin county road now despite war restrictions. The Preston Treasureton stretch is prioritized, with eight of ten war projects recognized. Contractor William Hoopes relocates a gravel pit as weather will determine oiling this fall.
The federal highway survey of Emigration Road concludes with engineers noting good terrain on northern slopes for the proposed road. They expect few immediate construction plans, but Bear Lake and Franklin counties promote a 20 mile link to shorten Preston to Montpelier travel by about 40 miles if needed.
Pheasant season starts October 24 in many southern Idaho counties with a partridge and quail open in select areas. James C. Beck, director of the Fish and Game department, says a normal bird crop is expected as duck and deer seasons run in various counties. The daily bag is four pheasants with a limit of three birds per day and two hens maximum in possession. non-residents may ship two daily limits weekly with a shipping permit.
Too late to classify for sale registered Holstein bulls listed under Earl H. Shumway and Frank Lin with contact 299-R1. Lost two Holstein heifer calves aged five and eight months describe white and black. reward offered. call Arlen Larsen at 128-1. Ledger sheets and binders offered in various sizes with economical pricing matching western book stores.
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