Idaho Opposes Columbia Valley Authority Drive
The piece argues broad Idaho opposition to a Columbia Valley Authority and questions the motives of CVA backers. It cites land and power development by the Bureau of Reclamation, references Ground Coulee dam and its WWII role, and critiques political endorsements linking to Franklin Roosevelt.
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Idaho
Columbia Valley Authority
CVA
Bureau of Reclamation
Boise
Franklin Roosevelt
Why Soap Remains Scarce Despite War Rationing
An executive of a soap firm explains that wartime shortages stem from loss of imported raw materials, especially coconut and palm oils. Plantations captured by Japanese forces disrupted supplies, while military needs further reduced stocks. As plantations recover, global fats and oils demand still limits domestic availability, urging Franklin County housewives to save used fat.
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Franklin County
Idaho Newspapers Face Newsprint Shortage Threats
The Idaho Daily Statesman suspends the Twin Falls Telegram due to scarce newsprint, reflecting a broader crisis that mirrors New York media cuts. Editors warn that paper supplies will remain tight and prices may rise, challenging the industry to publish standard editions for months.
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New York State
Idaho Daily Statesman
Twin Falls
Magic Valley
Telegram
Statesman
Prohibition repeal supporters overestimated bootlegger end
A 1945 report by the U S Alcohol Tax Unit shows 7 521 stills destroyed 9 492 arrests 2 million dollars in illicit liquor property seized and 169 000 dollars in illegal alcohol confiscated. It notes alcohol gangs with clever managers and modern equipment operating in many large cities.
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U. S
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Preston population up as schools set records
Population growth reported for Preston with good news on families. Mrs George Paull gave birth to twin boys last night and mother and babies are reported healthy. School enrollment hits new highs with 940 in grades and 327 in high school.
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Preston
George Paull
Preston City
Greaves Move to Montpelier House Show Taken
Mr and Mrs Harley Greaves relocate to Montpelier and he takes over the show house. The couple were extensively entertained before leaving Preston. Mr and Mrs Ethel Esplin announce the marriage of their daughter Bertha to Ralph Johnson of Weston. Mrs Earl Hollingsworth hosted a children's party for her son Howard Earl turning five with sixteen guests and a pink birthday cake.
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Harley Greaves
Montpelier
Mr. Greaves
Preston
Ethel Esplin
Bertha
Ralph Johnson
Weston
First Bull Moose Hunt In Idaho Sparks Interest
Idaho prepares for the state’s first moose hunt in years with 30 permits issued October 15 to 24. A September 25 drawing selects winners, who must assemble outfits and partner with a conservation officer or guide. Fees total 30 dollars for moose tag and permit.
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Snake River
Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Fremont County
Falls Rriver
Fremont County Big Game Refuge
Fish and Game Commission
Henry’s Lake
O. R. Christensen
Idaho Falls
Stapling Machines Arrive in All Sizes at The Citizen
A shipment of Markwell stapling machines in all sizes has just arrived. Visit The Citizen to choose your model before stock runs out.
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Markwell
Quips and Quirks from a Humorous Column
A collage of jokes and witticisms spans detours, divorces, rallies, and classroom banter. Notes on reading character mix quips about chloroform, Columbus, and athletes with light satire and playful misstatements.
A Lively Yard of Sayings and Jokes
A collection of quips and wits from a 20th century column includes reflections on mind weariness, pride in uphill work, schoolyard prayers, social snobbery termed dont give a darn ism, student humor about agriculture, playful puns about aging and gardening, and a joke about tickets to Cleveland.
Local theater buys tickets at same price
An elder woman tells the girl next to her that they should purchase tickets at one window, noting she inquired at all windows and found everyone charging the same price.
Registration clash as Denver voter refuses party query
A colored woman at a Denver registration booth balks at answering the party affiliation question. She asks if she must reveal her party, protests that she will not vote if required, and leaves after the clerk insists it is the law.
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Denver
Bounty Rules For Predators In Idaho Through Nov 15
Idaho fish and game department reminds predator trappers the bounty season continues through November 15. Bounty is 3 dollars per animal for coyotes and wildcats, with four feet and intact front leg bones required. Magpie bounty ends October 15 at five cents per head. Cougar bounty remains 50 dollars yearly, with a separate $100 prize in the annual derby. Cummings of Chattanooga offers an extra 100 dollar award. cougar derby dates to be announced. Ribbons and supplies advertised by The Citizen.
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Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Game Department
Will Cummings
Chattanooga
Tenn
Conor
Cummings
Chamberlain Basin
Ogden Livestock Show Promises $25,000 Premiums Nov 2 6
The 28th Ogden Livestock Show at the Ogden Union Stockyards runs November 2 to 6 with about 25 000 in premiums for top cattle sheep and hog exhibits. It emphasizes breeding and feeding education and features a junior division with 7000 in cash prizes for 4 H and Future Farmers members competing with project animals.
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Ogden
Ogden Union Stockyards
Idaho Amputees Offered Access to Purchase Cars
A limited number of applications will be provided to Idaho veterans who have lost or lost use of one or both legs at or above the ankle. The program aims to offer specially allocated automobiles to eligible amputees.
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Idaho
VA helps Idaho veterans reach contact offices
J. E. Dodson VA representative says veterans unable to call should write or phone the local contact and a personal home visit will be made. The government will pay the seller up to 1600 dollars as total car price, with the veteran paying any balance.
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Veterans Administration
Idaho
J. E. Dodson
Dodson
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