Sobriety Act Backers Criticize Advertising Ban in Idaho
Gem State Associates say the so called Sobriety Act would not stop alcohol ads in national publications and would invite interstate commerce issues. They cite 23 national magazines with Idaho reach and circulating 116 218 homes, plus 13 967 more readers than Idaho daily papers. The note lists magazines surveyed and notes ad presence in Liberty Life Time and more as proof the ban is ineffective.
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Gem State Associates
Idaho
Liberty
Life
Pic
Red Book
Cosmopolitan
Collier's
Eagles
Elks
Argosy
American
American Legion
House & Garden
Sports Afield
True
Time
Newsweek
Outdoor Life
American Mercury
Fortune
Esquire
Outdoors
Field and Stream
Nation’s Business
Cold Weather Boosts Idaho Duck Season Outlook
The Idaho Fish and Game Department reports a better opening for the 1946 duck season due to cold weather. The 45 day season runs October 26 to December 9 with shorter hours and lower bag limits to protect waterfowl. daily bag seven ducks and two geese, possession 14 ducks and two geese after opening day.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Canada
Citizens Duty To Vote Declares Legion Head
Eddie Kross commander of American Legion Post 34 urges all United States citizens to register and vote. He notes many do not exercise this right and calls for early registration and participation in upcoming elections, warning leftist groups seek to influence outcomes. Approximately 80 million were qualified to vote at the last presidential election.
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State of
Idaho
United States
Eddie Kross
American Legion Post 34
Voting as American duty urged by Legion leader
The article notes that just over 48 million Americans voted in the presidential election and argues that failing to vote weakens citizenship. Commander Kross praises The American Legion for promoting registration and turnout and urges citizens to choose public office as an expression of American citizenship.
Idaho Farm Bureau Sets Two Day Convention
Idaho Farm Bureau will hold a two day convention at the Armory Building in Idaho Falls on November 18 and 19, 1946. John H. Webb, secretary, reports plans for extensive programs on Idaho agriculture and growing Farm Bureau interest statewide. Farrell Hansen of Idaho Falls, Mrs Shirlee Webb of Pingree, and Mrs Melba Millar of Shelley head committees for the event. The annual banquet is set for the evening of November 19.
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Idaho Farm Bureau
Armory
Idaho Falls
John ‘H. Webb
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Farrell Hansen
Shirlee Webb
Pingree
Idaho grown foods headline at city banquet
A public notice highlights that the banquet will feature Idaho grown foods. The listing also mentions supplies for a typewriter and office use including ribbons carbon paper machine paper and scotch tape available at The Citizen.
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