Evaporated fruits and vegetables and market basics
Idaho growers urged to standardize packing and quality for evaporated produce, study markets and prices, and use brokers and Markets Director help to reach buyers. Emphasizes transportation, timely contracts, and reducing waste. Red Cross event at Opera House June 14 promotes “America is Ready” film and Flag Day.
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Idato
State Farm
Idaho
Red Cross
Red’ Cross Society
Soda Springs
Sam
America
Opéra House
traction Rose Allen
Opera House
Idaho car owners urged to join spring meeting
Citizens are invited to join a train visit and meeting planned by Chers Hoeie pa Mh An automobile group. Irwin, Litt, Coppard, Sterrett, and Tipton attend as leaders. The goal is to promote national aid and ensure Idaho responds generously and patriotically to the country's appeal.
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teus
automo
C. Irwin
Di White
Horsley
Paul Tipton
Js. Litt
Rene Coppard
TAL Sterrett
Death of Mrs C E Boss in Mies E Bows family notes
Mrs C E Boss dies last Friday morning after a lingering illness from complications. Survived by husband Charles Boss and three children Chas Boss Mortle A Kagpie and B C Boss, her father Geo W Sharp, eight sisters and two brothers. Member of J D Church. Remains prepared for shipment and sent to Barley for funeral. Sunday she was sister of Mrs Harvey Hinley formerly of Barley Creek near Bade Springs.
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Mies E. Bows
Charles
Chas, Boss
Mortle A. Kagpie
B C Boss
Geo
W. Sharp
J. D
Barley
Boss
Harvey Hinley
Barley Creek
Bade Springs
Death of Otto B Hubold in Lava Hot Springs Hospital
Otto B Hubold died last Saturday evening at 5 90 o clock after protracted illness. He had rheumatism and entered hospital in April then moved to Lava Hot Springs and died there on June 3. Funeral held Sunday afternoon with Bishop K McLean officiating. Born 1878 in Ritteburg Prussia he learned printer's trade and served in the imperial army in China and Japan 1901 to 1906. Survived by wife Pauline Marie Hlavacek and five children. He was a member of the Pocatello Typographical Union. William Kroll attended as official representative.
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Otto
B. Hubold
tuberg
Jane 3rd
SS. Church
Dy. ‘K. McLean
Ritteburg
Prussia
China
Japan
Pauline
Marie ‘Hlavacek
Saxony
Germany
United States
the
Pocatello, Typographical Union
William Kroll
A Patriot Speaks on Liberty Loan Bonds
United States Senator James H. Bridy urges every citizen to buy Liberty Loan Bonds as a duty to defend the country. He notes he never owned government bonds before but now supports broad public participation, especially inviting small investors who have never purchased bonds.
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James H. Bridy
United States
vitiken
istri
Grazing Privileges for Enlisted Forest Permittees
The Forester announces grazing rules for National Forest permittees who enlist in the Army or Navy. They may retain their grazing privilege during enlistment by requesting the Supervisor, with temporary permits issued. The vacated range will not grant renewal preference or permanent rights, and forest officers will provide procedure details on securing non-use privileges.
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National Forest rangers
Army
Navy
Death of J Frank Hunt Reported in The Chieftain
Local brief notes the death of J Frank Hunt, with the report appearing in The Chieftain newspaper.
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J. Frank
Hunt
Vision on economy and war impact on American commerce
A wartime editorial warns that indiscriminate economy harms the national industrial machine. It urges keeping factories and merchants active, eliminating waste, and avoiding needless lifestyle cuts, arguing that wartime austerity can backfire on employment and trade.
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America
coun
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Soeoeyas
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Anandal
C E. Boss
CYCLONE WORKMAN
Idaho Falls
CHESTER
Pocatello
RED HOT
Kid Harris
Frisco
Mysterious Smith
Soda Springs Garage. .& Machine Co
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