Franklin Idaho's Oldest Community News Roundup
Leonard Butterworth visits son Pfc Quentin Butterworth in training at San Diego. Wayne Dunkley returns from European war for 30 day leave. will guard prison in Rupert after. Local gatherings include a Jolly Neighbors dessert, 500 club, and visiting relatives in Logan Ogden and Bear Lake. Franklin residents win prizes at fairs and flower shows. Royce Fuhriman among Mikton prisoners released. Lions honor Glenn Oliverson bound for service.
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Leonard Butterworth
Pfc
Quentin Butterworth
San Diego
Calif
Vella Woodward
Alma Morrison, Jr
Morrison
Alma Morrison
Cyril Lowe
Samuel Handy
Dora Aitkin
Bridge
Blanche Cooke
Estelle Wright
Bertha Cornish
George Rasmussen
Beth Marshall
Ruby Haworth
Cora Haworth
Kay
Paul
Coleen Wright
Ina Woodward
Roy Doney
Eldon Bennett
Bear Lake
Fish Haven Resort
Douglas Wright
Preston Fair
Franklin
Ward
Karma Parkinson
Folly Beatty
Earl Smith
Lois Shrives
Pacific
Preston
Salt Lake
Paul Stocks
Paula and
Melburn
Pocatello
Lewiston
Lynn Oliverson
Wallace Chatterton
Wendell Oliverson
Gerald Wright
Loretta Banks
Andrew Morrison
Imogene Anderson
Amy Hanson
Brigham City
Anderson
Robert Talbot
Don Chadwick
Meda Sharp
Mildred Oliverson
Glenn
Army
Fort Douglas
Blanch Cook
Beverly
Helen Worsley
Andrew Fuhriman
Royce
Mikton
Manchukuo
The
Lions
MARK HART VOCABULARY BUILDER Four Books Published
Local educator Mark Hart announced the completion of Book Four in the MARK HART VOCABULARY BUILDER series. The four volumes provide a systematic vocabulary course for grades nine through twelve, compiled from reading materials and designed to teach essential high school and college terms at four words daily. Hart, a Preston high school teacher, holds degrees from Utah State College and the University of Washington and is now vocabulary editor of Embers Magazine in New York.
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Mark Hart
Markhart
University of Washington
Preston High School
Hart
Utah State College
Phi Delta Kappa
Embers
New York
Idaho Farm Price Report Shows August Drop Across Groups
Idaho farmers reported average prices on August 15 were eight points below July 15. Poultry and poultry products advanced modestly with higher chicken prices and egg prices lifting that group. Wheat fell five cents per bushel and potatoes dropped 25 cents per bushel while hay declined 1.50 dollars per ton. beef cattle and lambs dropped 40 cents per hundredweight.
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Idaho
Boise
Third Annual Purebred Sheep Sale at Idaho Falls Planned
Entries for the third Idaho Purebred Sheep Sale at Idaho Falls on September 20 are complete. Forty-four Idaho breeders entered 350 rams and 300 registered ewes, with large Suffolk and Hampshire offerings. Ram yearlings and ewe yearlings dominate, inspected by the sale committee with Idaho Extension Service assistance. entries slightly larger than last year.
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Idaho
Idaho Falls
Hampshire
Panama
Idaho Extension Service
Potato Shipments From Restricted Areas End
The U S Department of Agriculture has terminated a wartime order restricting potato shipments from certain producing areas. Issued December 1944 to secure seed and supply for the armed forces, the order applied in Colorado and specified counties across Oregon Idaho California Maine North Dakota Minnesota Michigan North Carolina and Virginia.
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Colorado
Oregon
Idaho
California
Maine
North Dakota
Minnesota
Michigan
North Carolina
Virginia
Chicken on Sunday
Postwar measures reduce set aside for government poultry purchases across states. Wars ended, stocks of chicken for the armed forces become adequate for remaining needs. The order aimed to procure 125 million pounds for canning. Over 5 million pounds have been obtained.
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U. S
State Fair Plans For 1946 Idaho Event At Blackfoot
The 1946 Eastern Idaho State Fair at Blackfoot Idaho plans a three day opening parade starting Tuesday the 15th with night rodeo shows from the 11th to the 15th. J C Sorenson directs events promising world class cowboys, bull riding and other feats with $ per event prize money and $6000 in purses for racing plus pony races for boys and girls.
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Blackfet
Idaho
ODT
J. C. Sorenson
Fairgrounds
Mr. Sorenson
California
Sorenson
F. E. DeKay
Mr. DeKay
Idaho Creamery Butter and Cheese Estimates
Idaho dairy production declined seasonally in July but remained at a record level. Total milk production was about 143 million pounds, five million pounds below June yet the largest July on record. Cheese output fell three percent from June.
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Boise
Idaho
USDA lifts fruit use restrictions in alcohol production
The USDA terminated limits on 19 fruits and berries used in making alcoholic beverages citing reduced military requirements. The order previously allowed conversion of specified fruits to alcohol under certain conditions. now those constraints are removed.
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USDA
Rationing Ends for Farm and Industrial Tires
Ivan Goff, chairman of the local war price and rationing board, announces the end of rationing for all farm implement and industrial tires as of August 20. Truck and passenger car tires remain rationed due to ongoing production adjustments after gasoline release from rationing.
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Ivan Goff
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Don Hampton
Marvin Neeley
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McCune Motor
Reston One
Preston Bike Shop
H. M. Wittner
Prop
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Fair
Blackfoot, Idaho
State OF
Doc Sorenson
Intermountain
Blackfoot
Ida
Wayne S. Evans
Standard OF California
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