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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1943

Page

9

Recall Drive Falters in Idaho Governor Bid

The Idaho recall effort struggles to gather signatures with Harold Howell claiming 100,000 signers but Franklin County reports only 80 of the needed 350 collected by last Saturday. Observers foresee a partisan fight shaping the 1944 state election and the governor Bortolfsen's political fate depends on the recall outcome.

Idaho Harold Howell League Franklin County Republican Party Bortolfsen

Third War Loan Appeals to Support Americans in War

The third war loan is presented as a test of public resolve, urging citizens to back a massive bond drive aligned with battlefield sacrifice. It frames the debt as a personal obligation, emphasizing national effort and the government’s objective.

More Refreshing Also More Refreshing Cleanor Morale Visit

A column praises a morale building visit in the South Pacific for servicemen. It argues the effort would have been stronger if Betty Grable had been sent, calling her the pin-up girl of the service men.

Cleanor South Pacific Army Betty Grable

Back the Attack With War Bonds during Third War Loan

A wartime appeal urges every citizen to invest at least a hundred dollars in War Bonds, stressing collective duty to fund the war effort. The piece frames support as patriotism across all social ranks and invokes Tokyo raid martyrdom to spur action against invasion threats.

Jimmie Doolittle Tokyo

Public Doubt Increases Over Selective Service Demands

The piece argues that 900000 single men will be discharged this year for varied reasons while over a million fit men are rejected for illiteracy or venereal disease. It notes shifting battles yet no change in manpower demands, warning that manpower shortages threaten civil economy and war production.

Stalingrad Italy

Preston News Highlights Marriage and Local Happenings

Cards announce the marriage of J D Montague and Miss Nellie Blair at Salt Lake Temple. Leslie Merrill and Marie Miller wed at Logan Temple September 10. Actor Sanford Dodge visits Preston September 23. Post office site talks progress. Banking security upgrades planned. Mission trips by Joseph Ward noted. School changes and new teachers listed. Local residents travel to Pendleton and Logan for events. George Williams appointed LDS mission call.

J. D. Montague Preston Nellie Blair Lewiston Utah Salt Lake Temple Leslie Merrill S.A. Merrill Preston Second Ward Marie Miller First Ward Logan Temple Sanford Dodge Preston Opera House Pres

Holstein-Friesian Bull Sold to Peterson in Vermont

Baltzer Peterson of Preston Vermont recently acquired a registered Holstein-Friesian bull from Taylor Bros Thatcher in Brattleboro. The Holstein-Friesian Association of America officially recorded the ownership transfer and issued 1 364 registry and transfer certificates to Idaho breeders during 1942.

Brattleboro, Vt Baltzer Peterson Preston Taylor Bros Thatcher Holstein-Friesian Association of America Idaho

Account books for farm and home records at Citizen

Classified note announces availability of account books of all kinds for farm and home records. Indicates inquiry or purchase at the Citizen office.

Preston Pranks HOWDY FOLKS

Local columnist vents about ignorance and gossip fueling trouble as people spread rumors and misrepresent others. The piece uses humor and exasperation to critique talk without basis.

Married couple sets peace rule for arguments

A local married couple, living together in marked harmony, agreed early in marriage that when one starts an argument the other would leave the house until the storm subsides. The man is described as robust due to outdoor living.

Editor cautions against disputes over husband and dog

The Great Family Guide notes it does not arbitrate marital feuds. It jokes that if a husband keeps a dog with a nutmeg grater, a wife might retaliate by opening the corn can with his razor.

Inquirer

Edgy Tales From a Southern Paper

A fragment from a southern newspaper shows humorous snippets about editors and mishaps. It mentions Fuzzy Rowell and a drunken arrest with Angus McPherson McTavish, plus satirical lines on editors and local misadventures.

South Bannock Lists Men Bound for Armed Forces

South Bannock County selected residents headed to induction board in Pocatello this Tuesday include John Egbert Grace Warren Nelson McCammon Jerome Bennett Thatcher Louis Stalker Grace Rulon Medford Grace Bill Steele Donald Sessions Downey Ross Evans Robin Orson Higgins Lava Hot Springs Mervin Bowman Downey Delmer Green Grace Alex Stephens Arimo Raymond Rasmussen Lago Stanley Mendenhall Grace Orene Brower Lava Hot Springs Dale Wakely Downey Junior Whitehead Lava Hot Springs Jack Barber Arimo Martin Miller Bancroft Earle Bornmell Inkom Bernard Hallinan Lava Hot Springs.

John Egbert Grace Warren Nelson McCammon Jerome Bennett Thatcher Louis Stalker Rulon Medford Bill Steele Lago Donald Sessions Downey Ross Evans Robin Orson Higgins Lava Hot Springs Mervin Bowman Delmer Green Alex Stephens Arimo Raymond Rasmussen Stanley Mendenhall Orene Brower Dale Wakely Junior Whitehead Jack Barber Martin Miller Bancroft Earle Bormiell Inkom Bernard Hallinan

Mink Creek Charity Ball and Wartime Ridicule

A fragment from Franklin notes a Mink Creek charity ball selling kisses for relief funds while a male guest is accused of bootlegging them. A jurist quip and a cremate joke appear amid wartime domestic worries. The tone mocks social norms and military tension.

Mink Creek Army Relef Fund Malzee

Idaho onions and vegetable shipments progress in August

Onions harvest in August progressed fairly with growers delaying some to allow larger bulbs. White onions were mostly harvested while yellow varieties began, Valley county green peas were shipped to completion with eastern Idaho shipments ongoing, and carrot shipments from Valley county were expected to start September 6.

Idaho Valley County

Old Mother Hubbard 43 Style Riddle in Verse

A comic verse recounts Old Mother Hubbard visiting a butcher for various meats but finding none available. The humor hinges on wordplay around missing items and the butcher’s humorous refusals.

Old Mother Hubbard

Navy Bill Withholds Photo Threatens Captain. Parade Dazzles

Milly stopped replies as Navy Bill cut ties after ignored letters requesting her photo. He gathered all shipboard girls photographs and sent a bundle with a note saying he forgot what she looked like. Meanwhile the W A C parade drew ten thousand women with no slips showing.

Navy Bill Milly

Malad Breeders Plan Pocatello Ram Sale October 2

Malad breeders led by Willard Anderson Chivers and son Warren Hill and Pete Thomas will consign top pens of purebred rams to the 17th annual fall range ram sale in Pocatello on Saturday October 2. Other local consignors include Matthews Brothers C N Carlson Ovid E L Denny Downey C W Godfrey and Alfred S Baker Lava Hot Springs. New rules cut ram coloring and require yearling rams to be shorn after April 16.

Willard Anderson Chivers & Son Warren Hill Pete Thomas Pocatello Matthews Brothers C. N. Carlson Ovid E. L. Denny Downey C. W. Godfrey Alfred S. Baker Lava Hot Springs

Outstanding Assembly of Fine Breeding Sires Promised

A noted sale promises an outstanding assembly of good breeding sires with strong reputations. The event highlights prominent stallions and expects robust buyer interest from breeders and ranchers seeking proven bloodlines.

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