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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
11
A local merchant thanks patrons for overseas Christmas support and notes many Idaho and Utah servicemen will receive a book as a gift. The shop promises two months of gift time and a varied stock to meet needs, stressing appreciation for purchases.
Local residents share Navy assignments and service details as Joseph Hatch departs for Merchant Marines and Odell Hatch serves in the navy at Farragut. Families visit, travel to Salt Lake City, and aid loved ones, while plant offerings and social visits unfold in Preston and surrounding towns.
The article recounts Governor defending the Senior Citizens Grants Act and political stances. It notes his push for limited government influence, calls out figures on the grants program, the tax options considered, and the measure’s impact on relief recipients. It mentions Bedingfield and other locals, plus a furloughing serviceman and regional visits.
The schedule lists pheasant dates from October 29 to November 12 in multiple Idaho counties including Fremont Franklin Oneida Bannock Power Bingham Bonneville Madison and Jefferson with an experimental two day season in Bear Lake county on October 29 and 30 The bag limit for quail in Clearwater Lewis Nez Perce Latah and Idaho counties is five birds with a total bag and possession limit of eight birds for quail partridge and pheasant combined
The five day auto mechanics program will run next week in Morrison garage east First South. Classes from 9 00 to 12 00 and 1 00 to 4 00 daily with Oscar Almond directing. Open to students and non students. curriculum may be adjusted at the high school. Equipment provided under government release.
The message claims the years 1944 to 1948 hold great promise and progress as the public is urged to agree on a fundamental point in this election. It emphasizes a forward march of progress and renewal.
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