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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1943

Page

8

Power Company Backs War Production Board Conservation

Utah Power and Light employees in Preston pledged full cooperation with the War Production Board voluntary conservation program. W A Huckins outlined national utility support, while M J Cummings, J F McAllister, and J Shaw detailed advertising, residential, and commercial plans to educate customers and merchants on energy-saving practices. R R Rowell led the meeting and an informal discussion followed.

War Production Board Utah Power & Light Company Preston Lienaing W. A. Huckins M. J. +. Cummings J. F. McAllister J. Ho ‘Shaw Mr. Hucking Office of War Utilities War Production Board Cummings Office of War Utilities, War Production, Board McAllister Shaw Office of War Utilities R. R. Rowell Ik Bel

Ricks College Opens With Spirit At Rexburg

Ricks College in Rexburg Idaho opened its new school year on Monday September 20 with freshman tests and Tuesday registration. The faculty is intact and enrollments show more women and fewer men. The college plans a two week then harvest break, with many students delaying entry until early October due to harvest work.

Ricks College Rexburg Idaho Ricks

Receipt book sale advertisement at Citizen

Classified notice advertising receipt books for sale for any purpose. Singles doubles and four on a page duplicates and triplicate books offered with prices from 10 cents up to $2.00. Call at Citizen and see them.

Farmers set record crops despite spring woes in 1943

The 1943 farm year marks seven straight record crops with dry beans 160 percent of prewar averages, dry peas 360 percent, potatoes 127 percent and large rises in soybeans flaxseed and peanuts. War bond shortfalls, machinery program details, turkey orders for soldiers, scrap drives, slaughter payments expanded, and rationing certificates shape the wartime farming picture.

Idaho War Food Administration WRA Army

Grace Hosts Teachers Association Meeting in Grace

Miss Frances Gray announces a meeting of Bannock and Caribou county Teachers association members in Grace on Saturday October 2. Discussions focus on present day post war problems with emphasis on pre induction training in schools physical fitness social sciences and aeronautics training. Attendees include C D Simmons Grace Moris Lowe Soda Springs Miss Gray Pocotello EB Bonham McCammon Willard Dursteller Inkom and County Superintendent Scott D Lowe.

Frances Gray Bannock County Caribou County C. D. Simmons Grace Morris D. Lowe Soda Springs Miss Gray Pocatello EB. C. Bonham McCammon Willard Dursteller Inkom Scott D. Lowe Grace Herald

More Honey In Idaho This Year Than 1942

Idaho honey production is expected to reach 7,425,000 pounds for the year, about 367,000 pounds above 1942. The gain stems from more colonies rather than higher output per hive, while overall conditions were unfavourable due to late spring, weak initial colonies, freezes harming fruit trees, and early alfalfa harvests.

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Marriage of Marice Wright and Alice Bartlomae at Wright home

Marice Wright wed Alice Bartlomae in a ceremony at the Wright home conducted by Bishop Leo Anderson. The couple left for a short honeymoon after the vows. Local ties include Pvt Harris en route to an army base and McGregor called for jury duty in Pocatello.

Marice Wright Willis Wright Alice Bartlomae David Bartlomae Wright Leo Anderson Daniel Harris Salt Lake City Howard Harris Charles P. McGregor Pocatello McGregor Aroet Bennett Logan Bennett Milton Bennett Seattle Washington United States Plywood Company Synn Bennett Lewiston Utah Joshua Taylor Dale Bennett Guy Harris Lago Charles Forman Weldon McGregor Lenore “McCregor_ Tett USAC Ezra Sorenson Mound Valley Dallas Hanson Aleutian Islands

Elder Godfrey Heads Toward Mission After Family Visits

Weston and Vicinity notes that Elder Max Lee Godfrey left Salt Lake City Friday for Watsonville to finish his LDS mission. He is called to Phoenix due to his mother Emma Hansen Godfrey’s illness and death. He paused to visit grandparents and friends with relatives driving him to Salt Lake City last Thursday.

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