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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
6
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards notes shortages of finished steers as fall advances. Cattle receipts at 281,200. calves 63,200. hogs 326,900. sheep and lambs 400,900 for week ending October 15, with prices across classes from choicest steers at 15.60 to common cows at 6.00. Hog prices peak near 15.75. lambs 13.85. feeders and stockers show improved demand.
Miss Roma Cole Miss Alice Rawlings and Mrs Oscar Rawlings spent the weekend visiting relatives in Fairview. They work in Ogden. The Fairview MIA Juniors and Explorers sponsor a Halloween dance on Friday October 22. Mrs Cottle reports Pvt Bill Hyde has been released from Ogden hospital. Last week Pvt Hyde and wife stayed with Mr and Mrs Cottle. Mrs Cottle accompanied them back to Ogden.
Nadine Wright returns home for two weeks as the Thatcher high school locality hosts the beet yaation. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bennett of Lago travel to Ogden to visit Mrs Bennett's sister with Mrs Ivy Coombs and Miss Helen Perry. The Formans from Riverton visit Mound Valley with Charles Forman. Walt Bartlemae visits Mound Valley Sunday. Reo Westover visits family in Pocatello before returning to work there. Douglas Bennett and Jerome Bennett attend a Preston party for Don Bennett leaving for Navy duty. Duane Lish has gone overseas.
Congressman Henry Dworshak notes tensions as Senate leaders plan to probe war conduct and funding while the House eyes major federal cuts. Civil service reports show a persistent federal payroll rise since Pearl Harbor, with eight billion dollars yearly in civilian executive payroll. The Banking Committee pushes to extend subsidies under the Commodity Credit Corporation, risking a veto clash and potential end of the subsidy program.
Private Reese Shipley Kern, 21, of 205 West First North, begins Marine Corps pre-officer training at the University of Colorado Boulder. He transfers from Brigham Young University and will stay in college while military instruction is part of his curriculum until called for combat training.
Mary Swain stone and Orvin Kofoed led 214 minutes of Sunday School. Virginia Warrick visited Rupert with the Warrick family. Laura Swainstonf of Poca Tello visited her parents William and Mrs Swainston. Reuben Thompson of Clarkston visited his parents Willard Kofoed and Alma Winn and children from Ogden spent Sunday with M. A. Winn. Sacrament meeting guests were Moroni Phillips and LeRoy Archibald from Dayton, who dined with Ora Winger and spouse.
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