Idaho faces new levy and liquor enforcement review
In Boise at 700 Jefferson Street the state board of equalization adopts a 3.5 mill general levy, up from 2.75, to finance six more months of government and bond retirement. The piece also surveys liquor rationing, enforcement, and growing illicit trade as state and northwest groups back a low Albeni Falls dam plan for flood control and irrigation in Bonner and Kootenai counties.
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Jefferson ‘Street
Boise
State Board of Equalization
Idaho
Northwest States Development Association
Albeni Falls
Northwest Association
Bonneville Power Administration
Bonner County
Rathdrum Prairie
Congressional Committee
North
Bonner
Kootenai
North Idaho
Miss Eileen Britenbeker Visits Brig ham Cousins
Miss Eileen Britenbeker of Brig ham City visits her cousin at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Britenbeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Britenbeker
Brigham City
Mrs
Ernest Britenbeker
Conservation Notes Under a Spreading Sagebrush Tree
A soil conservation poem from Downey Idaho by Vv. T. Heldenrdich praises grass and shrubs as soil stabilizers. It laments overgrazing by sheep, notes economic pressures on shepherds, and urges vegetating the range to protect soil, hold snow, and support springs as seedlings grow tall.
Oneida Has Idaho’s Lowest Per Capita Levy
Malad Idaho reports Oneida county per capita tax levy at 19.08, lowest in the state, while Clark county stands at 91.74. Other low rates include Gem 19.87 and Ada 20.62, with higher rates in Caribou 56.88 Camas 46.53 Power 53.10 Lincoln 43.46 Elmore 43.60 Shoshone 40.18 Bannock 39. High averages noted for 1000 valuation in Bannock Jerome Gooding Boundary due to irrigation. Ensign Barton Bowden on leave visiting wife Joan Carter of Logan recovering from illness.
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Oneida County
Clark County
Idaho Taxpayers’ League
Gem
Ada
Payette
Lemhi
Teton
Clark
Caribou
Camas
Power
Lincoln
Elmore
Shoshone
Bannock
Taxpayers’ League
Jerome
Gooding
Boundary County
League
Kootenal
Minidoka
Are You Real War at War and the Third War Loan
A local editor addresses readers about WW II hardships and casualties surpassing 100000, urging support for the Third War Loan. The appeal links gas and sugar cuts to safety, honors by gold stars, and the motive to shorten the war through buying War Bonds.
Grace Schools Open September 13 with Teaching Posts Filled
Grace schools begin on September 13 with a filled teaching staff for grades including Zeigles, Merrill, Stoddard, Ashbaker, Swenson, and Harrison as principal. Fred Greenwood to supervise buildings. Lunch program aided by PTA and federal funds with 60 percent reimbursement. High school faculty listed and staffing plans noted for intervals with Soda Springs and music classes.
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Grace
Grace Schools
F. Zeigles
Verdean Merrill
Frank_Stoddard
Freeman Ashbaker
Aston Swenson
Howard Pet
Eigh Stanley Harrison
Fred Greenwood
Milton ’ Hartvigsen
G. H. Peterson
Faye Williams
Co. D. Simons
Sterling Schow
Arvel Hansen
W. H. Barrett
Soda Springs
Seminary
Mr. Hansen
Vacation visitors and local social notes in Swan Lake
Mr and Mrs Verl Randall of Portland Oregon are visiting Swan Lake friends. Mrs Verd Harris and son visited Mrs Harris mother Mrs George Matkin. Mrs Verl Randall Mrs Ida Hadley Carmen Hadley and Judy Randall visited. Mrs Mary Treasures of Downey Sunday afternoon. Neva Nunguesser teaching in Swan Lake ready to start school Monday. Mr and Mrs Orveil Hendricks were in Preston Sunday. Norman Nigson spent days in Idaho Falls on business and visiting his new granddaughter. Eva Hadley of Salt Lake City visited her father Alma Hadley Sunday.
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Verl Randall
Portland
Oregon
Swan Lake
Verd Harris
Harris
George Matkin
Ida Hadley
Carmen Hadley
Judy Randall
Mary Treasures
Downey
Neva Nunguesser
Orveil Hendricks
Preston
Norman” Nigson
Idaho Falls
Frank Nilson
Eva Hadley
Salt_Lake City
Alma Hadley
Rumor Spiker Debunks Wartime Slander In Town
Sam Abernethy refutes rumors of the sinking of the S S Bumblebee and cites Office of War Information findings that alcohol reports in Army camps were unfounded. The piece lauds soldiers as healthy disciplined fighters corroborated by official government statements.
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Sam Abernethy
S. S
Office of War Information
OWI
Obituary and Local Notices From Ogden and Logan Utah
Mr and Mrs M A Winn learned of William Winns death in Ogden Utah. Visitors in Logan Utah included Ernest W Carter and daughters MarJean and Adelia and Mrs Karl H Shuldberg and sons Larry and Steven. Wilford Kofoed reported daughter Marva Thompson had appendix surgery in Budge hospital Logan. Bonnie Lou Stocks and VerNeal Taylor spoke in Sunday School. James C Taylor announced Howard Holmes welcomed a baby boy born Sept 4 in Ogden. A baptismal blessing took place in Sacrament meeting for Dale David Johnson son of Mr and Mrs David Johnson.
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Mr. Winn
Wiliam Winn
Ogden
Utah
Ernest W. Carter
MarJean
Adelia
Karl H. Shuldberg
Larry
Steven
Logan
David Johnson
Dale David Johnson
Pocatello Ram Sale Sees 785 Rams Cataloged
Entries totaling 785 head have been received and accepted for the Pocatello ram sale set for Saturday October 2. The listing features 61 Idaho breeders with breeds including Suffolk, Hampshire Suffolk, Rambouillet, Lincoln, Columbia, Corriedale, Panama, and Lincoln Rambouillet. The sale is overseen by the Idaho Wool Growers Association with a state committee chaired by Blastock of Filer and other members including Finch of Soda Springs and McClure of Bliss.
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Pocatello
M. GC. Claar
The
Idaho Wool Growers Assn
Idaho
Rodeo Planned At Paris September 17 18
Plans are nearly complete for a rodeo at the Paris fair grounds on Friday and Saturday September 17 and 18. Fenton Allred, chairman, says Marion McBride rodeo stock from Wellsville Utah will provide many fine show horses. Concessions will be set up and rodeo starts at 2 o clock each afternoon with posters and bills promoting the program.
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Paris
Fenton Allred
Marion McBride
Wellaville
Utah
Afton
Soda Springs
Hooper, Wye
Correction on petition signer role in recall drive
Simon Cy Carl Jensen states in a letter that he is a signer on the recall petition but not active in gathering signatures, correcting last week's Citizen statement. The notice clarifies his status as a participant rather than a leading organizer.
Local Boy Misses Wake Island Raid Due to Appendicitis
Sgt Earl Nielson of Cleveland narrowly misses the Wake Island air raid after an acute appendicitis forces him to stay behind. He trained at Kearns Field Utah and later in Las Vegas Lake Field and Hawaii before the mission. A substitute, Sgt Campbell, declined $1000 for the post and later proved his merit. Nielson has returned to duty and may gain another chance to join the Japs fight.
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Earl Nielson
Albert Nielson
Cleveland
Army Air Corps
Wake Island
Sg. Nielson
Blue Pacific
Sgt. Campbell
Japsnd
Wake
Sgt. Nielson
Kearns Field
Utah
Las Vegas
Nevada
Lake Field
Arizona
Hawaii
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Ida ‘Bo
W._S._ EVANS
Standard of California
RAM Sale
Suffolk
Hampshires
Rambouillets
Goodyear Shoe Shop
O. K. Shoe Shop
Notes
Vv. T. Heldenrdich
Downey, Idaho
Oneida
State of
Barton Bowden
Navy
Joan Carter of
Drs
SWAN_LAKE
Joe Marsh
Brewing Industry Foundation
Winder
Simon
Carl Jensen
Boy
Fise Tires
U. K
Kewanee Coal Co
Pocatello,Idaho
Yan
L. D
Hart Music Shop
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