Farmers complain about government waste and roosevelt policy
A Gallup poll analysis reports three main farmer complaints about the Roosevelt administration. First wasteful federal spending on nonmilitary projects. Second excessive regulation and red tape. Third labor policy favoring unions, with strikes and union leniency cited as a problem. Idaho remark follows on lawlessness, per Kessler address in Moscow.
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Roosevelt
Gallup
Washington
Idaho
Harry S. Kessler
Idaho Allied Civic Forcer
Moscow
Government Regulation The Cause of Beet Industry Woes
An analysis argues that OPA and WFA price controls unfairly hurt sugar beets while other produce rises in price. It claims beets are vital to national food supply and that government regulation has kept beets undervalued, stalling their true market potential.
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OPA
WFA
Idaho Not A Bedlam Of Lawlessness Says Local Comment
A local response questions Mr Kessler’s dramatic rhetoric about Idaho. The letter argues conditions are not as dire as claimed and cites Preston and other communities as safe places for families. It warns unfounded superlatives mislead the public and misstate Idaho’s history.
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Kessler
Idaho
Wild
Westeras
Preston
Harvest Ball at Clifton Promises Big Crowd
Local notes report Clifton hosting a Harvest Ball sponsored by the Mutual with a Lewiston orchestra in a well appointed hall. Organizers urge strong turnout to support winter dances, with word of a large crowd expected and invitations extended to friends and neighbors.
Local residents share travels and home news
Clifton residents report moves and visits. Mr and Mrs Jack Woods buy a place in Emmett and plan to move November 1. Mrs Annie Howell and Mrs Mildred Howell travel to California for weeks while Mildred attends a hair beautification school. Beatrice Merrill returns from California and will move to Denver with husband. S B Howell accompanies daughter and two children to Provo. James Peters returns from California to be with Ralph. Mary Kofoed, Betty Choules, and Raymond Howell, all employed at Hill Field, spend weekend at home. Mrs Mary Sears hosts a ladies club with pinochle and guests Maxine Choules and Ferne Sears. Mr and Mrs Howard Henderson host a chicken supper with guests Sgt and Mrs Edward Rasmussen, Mr and Mrs Nell Rasmussen, and Mrs Merrill Murray. Edward Rice family welcomes a new baby daughter born Tuesday October 17 Mira Rice.
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Jack Woods
Emmett
Annie Howell
Mildred Howell
California
Beatrice Merrill
L B Howell
Merrill
Denver
S. B Howell
Provo
James Peters
Ralph
Mary Kofoed
Betty Choules
Raymond Howell
Hill Field
Mary Sears
Maxine Choules
Ferne Sears
Howard Henderson
Edward Rasmussen
Tampa
Florida
Nell Rasmussen
Merrill Murray
Richmond
Edward Rice
Mira
Rice
Longstroth Opens New Auto Service In Utah
Lynn Longstroth, after ten years with Petterberg Nash Motor Co, plans to open Lynn Auto Service on or about November 1. The modern shop will be at the Utah Oil or Russell Crockett station, with top equipment including a Hall Ecentric grinder, wet re fasser, sun portable tune up sets, an Armature Lathe, under cutter and brake refining machine. He aims to specialize in motor tune up, generator and starter overhaul, and brake work.
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Lynn Auto
Lynn Longstroth
Petterberg-Nash Motor Company
Utah Oil
Russell Crockett
Staples Assortment for Common Machines Sold in Boxes
An inventory note announces staples for common size machines available at Citizen. Boxes contain 5,000 staples each. Inquiries encouraged for purchase.
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Citizen
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Preston Citizen
William Macknight
Bella Hart
Franklin
Idaho State Editorial Association
Famers
George W Gallup
Fareer Statesman
Michigan
Department of Agriculture
Missionary Society
George
John
Preston Hospital
Esther Hope
Clifton
Mutual
Lewiston
Elmer Peters
Jack Choules
Will Baker
Oxford
M R Nielsen
Roseburg
Oregon
Alice Olsen
Marilyn Davis
Pocatello
Mary Olsen
Winston James
Paradise
Utah
William Rawlins
Longstroth
E. L
Lee” Hansen
Sheriff
Republican
Nian
Themis
Lega Ail
Bohemian Club
Bohemien Breweries, Inc., Boiss, Holoke
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