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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1943

Page

4

Home Storage Of Potatoes Urged By WFA To Relieve Strain

War Food Administration urges nationwide Victory Food Selection for Irish potatoes from October 21 to November 6 to boost consumption and home storage. State FDA supervisor William P Rowley says storage is the main issue and requests homemakers store a bushel or more to ease civilian and military demand.

WFA Boise War Food Administration Wiliam P. Rowley FDA Rowley

School buses limited to school use during wartime

The Office of Defense Transportation announces buses may not be used for athletic events or fairs. The order aims to preserve capacity for students and teachers, noting scarce tires, fuel, and parts. Officials urge eliminating unnecessary travel to ensure service for schooling and wartime needs. A separate item notes Oren C. Lewis completing aviation mechanic training at Amarillo Army Air Field.

Office of Defense Transportation Joseph B. Eastman ODT Eastman Amarillo Army Air Field Amarillo Texas Oren Co Lewis Fred N. Lewis Preston Lakeview Oregon Army Air Forces Technical Training Command America Allied Victory

Idaho farmers set 1944 goals cut potato acres boost beets

Idaho State USDA war board advised reducing potato acreage to 180 000 for 1944 and increasing sugar beets to 70 000 acres after public Boise meetings. Other 1943-44 crop figures include corn 40 000 to 60 000 bushels and wheat 897 000 to 1 000 000 bushels with livestock and milk targets also listed.

Idaho Usda War Board Boise

Lieutenant Ellis R. Packer Returns From Camp Davis Stopover

Lieutenant Ellis R. Packer concluded a ten day visit with his mother Mrs. Veressa Packer before departing weekend for prior duties. He recently received a commission from the officers candidate school at Camp Davis North Carolina in the anti aircraft artillery division. He now heads to Fort Ritchie Maryland to begin military intelligence training on October 165.

Ellis R. Packer Veressa Packer Lt. Packer Camp Davis North Carolina Ft. Ritchie Maryland

Lt Packer Returns From Brazil Mission to Service

Lt Packer, a Weber College electrical engineering graduate, returned in January 1943 from a two and a half year Brazil mission where he learned Portuguese. He entered the service in March 1943.

Lt. Packer Weber College Brazil

Home Town Paper Appreciated by Soldier in Canada

A serviceman in Canada requests renewal of his Home Town Paper subscription and sends two dollars to cover the period. The letter expresses strong appreciation for the paper and its connection to home. Also includes an advertisement for receipt books with various page counts and prices.

Idaho Potato Crop Yield High

Idaho growers reported an October 1 forecast matching the prior month with expected yields of 158 cwt per acre for Russets 150 for Rurals and 109 for other varieties. The average potato weight was 7.1 ounces, with extended growing season boosting size but signaling lighter yields in some districts.

Boise Idaho Snake River Valley

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