Local Items of Interest in Cottonwood District
H Nuxonl returns from Lewiston and Clarkston. A free wedding dance at Greencreek hall next Tuesday night June 11 invites all. Winona expects largest crowd for ball game on Sunday June 9 with Cottonwood band. Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Co of Idaho County to hold annual meeting June 10 at 2 p.m. Reidhaar auto collision near Greencreek injures both cars. Mrs Clara McGrew to join family in Oaks North Dakota. daughter Fannie returns to former home. Kuther & Kinzer report Paige car sold to Everett Adair of Winona. Elvin Parker to move June 18 to Judith Basin and Red Water Valley for land deals. Orpheum musicale nets 138 for Junior Red Cross, K of C War Fund, local Red Cross. expenses 12.50. Rye on Bill Simon’s farm stands 6 feet high. Frances Hattrup earns American Penman Certificate of Proficiency, first in Cottonwood schools. Road macadamizing bids called for near Cottonwood. plan to start with main roads into town. Chronicle subscriptions save 50 cents before July 1. new rates after. Local turnout to K of C convention at Genesee, with trips to Camp Lewis and possible Portland medical treatment for Mr Hoene.
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Greencreek Hall
Winona
Cottonwood Band
Clara McGrew
Oaks
N. Dakota
Fannie
Joe Kuther
Kuther & Kinzer
Ferdinand
Paige
Idaho County
Everett Adair
Chronicle
K. of C
Genesee
J. F. Jenny
August Seubert
John Hoene
Camp Lewis
Herman Seubert
Farmers Union Warehouse stockholders meet June 8 1918
Regular annual meeting of the Farmers Union Warehouse Co. Ltd. will be held at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday June 8 1918 at 2 p m to elect new officers and conduct other business. A O Martin secretary. Also notices offer portable field granaries storage at per bushel cost and plans to solve sack problem. Various ads for jobs, livestock, cleaning, hats and farm supplies follow.
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Farmers Union Warehouse Co., Ltd
Odd Fellows Hall
A. O. Martin
Secy
Lost Dog On Flag Day Near Cottonwood
A black and white spotted shepherd mix came to Mrs Schober's Cottonwood home on Flag Day April 16 and remains there. Owner may reclaim by paying this notice.
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Schober
Cottonwood
Old Sea Ports Come to Life as New Shipping Booms
The revival mirrors 19th century Salem in a new wave of North Atlantic port growth. Bath Maine leads a revival in shipbuilding and housing, while several ports rise where none stood before. Salem’s past shows merchants driving voyages by night and pioneers opening new trade routes, with iron will and nerve fueling national seafaring expansion.
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Washington
Bath
New Bath
North Atlantic
United States Shipping Board
Salem
Mass
Shipping Board
United States
Far East
Luzon
Sumatra
Arabia
Africa
Bombay
Baltic
Madagascar
Ondis
Portugal
Madeiras
Mediterranean
China
South America
Arctic
Antarctic
South Seas
Recovery
John Ropes
Old Salem
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H. H. Nuxonl
Lewiston
Clarkston
M. Kashmitter
Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Co
The
Jacob Reidhaar
Reidhaar
Greencreek
John Meyer
Elvin Parker
Judith Basin
Red Water Valley
Montana
Parker
Orpheum
St. Joseph's School
Junior Red Cross
K. of C. War Fund
Red Cross
Bill Simon
Frances Hattrup
Miss Hattrup
Sherwin Williams
Sherwin-Williams
Great
Majestic
Hoene Hardware
Hussman Lumber Co
Joseph
Idaho
Fred Rothlisberg
Grangeville
Ida
Rexall Drug Store
National Farm
Ford
Ford Cars
Baker's Store
Hussman, Cumber Co
Howard McKinley
Hess
International
Hussman Lumber Company Home Builders
Merchant Marines
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