Moscow native Herbert Howe to Annapolis Navy Academy
County seat news notes Herbert Howe son of Mr and Mrs Mark Howe of Moscow and formerly Grangeville has been appointed to the U S naval academy in Annapolis Md and has already departed for the school. Also reports on Mrs Parker visiting Boise, flu recovery, and local movements and marriages including Fay Henson wedding plans at Adair ranch near Winona to Charles M Fargo now of Tos ten Mont.
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Herbert Howe
Mark Howe
Moscow
Grangeville
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
A. F. Parker
Boise
R. B. Kading
Parker
D. H. Kube
Portland
Mamie
Max Leischner
Kube
Rosa Williams
U. S. Army Nursing Corps
France
Mt. Idaho
Miss Williams
Idaho
Guy Sherwin
P. E. Sherwin
Tolo
Helen Dobner
Spokane
E. S. Barton
Fen Batty
Maupin
Oregon
Batty
Floyd Church
Granceville
John Coram
Wallace
Mrs. Coram
Salt Lake City
California
Miss Henson
Fay Henson
Charles M. Fargo
Kamiah
Ed Grunewald
Adair Ranch
Winona
Nezperce
R. Henson
Grunewald
Notice for Publication Timber sale application in Idaho land record
Department of the Interior Lewiston Idaho notices William Henry Read filed March 24 1919 Sworn Statement and Application No 1 M7442 to purchase N E L N W A Section 12 Township 29 North Range 3 West Boise Meridian timber valued at 110 00 timber estimate 70 000 board feet at 1 00 per M and land 40 00 final proof set for July 15 1919 before Register and Receiver A S Land Office Lewiston Idaho protests or contests may be filed before patent issues.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Lewiston
Idaho
William Henry Read
Spring Ca
Range
Boise Meridian
Register and Receiver
A. S, Land Office
Hexay Harreeto
Register
Scouts Return From Winchester Lake Trip
Several boy scouts just completed a week long fishing and hiking outing at Winchester Lake. The group enjoyed the trip despite scarce fishing due to the moon phase. The report highlights the value of scouting, urging more outings this summer under Scout Master M. Sligar.
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Winchester Lake
Winchester
M. Sligar
Soldiers to Be Feted in New York Celebration
Idaho soldiers who arrived in New York Sunday June 15 number 600 for overseas duty will be officially entertained during the week. Arrangements are being completed by Governor D W Davis former Governor Frank Gooing and Congressman Burton L French and Addison T Smith.
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Idaho
New York
D. W. Davis
Frank Gooaing
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
Tip Top Flour Delivers Superior Bread Rise
Tip Top flour bakes more loaves with better texture than rival flours on the market. The statement highlights its stronger gluten development and consistent crumb, suggesting bakers prefer Tip Top for everyday bread making.
First Number in a Good One at Cottonwood Chautauqua
Cottonwood chautauqua opened under Ellison-White with a strong audience turnout for both afternoon and evening programs. Highlights included the International trio concert and Julius Caesar Nauphe lecture The Oriental Pageant, praised as worth the season ticket. Upcoming days feature Castellucci’s Band, The Parnells, and various lectures with admission ranging from 39 to 88 cents. The event includes war tax and is represented by John H. Hoppes and Alvira Kolsrud.
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Cottonwood’s
International Trio
Julius Caesar Nauphe
Junior Chautauqua
Earl Hipple Concert Company
Marshall Louis Martins
Uncle Sam
Junior Chautauquans
John H. Hoppes
Alvira Kolsrud
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John Hoene
Cottonwood
de Laval
Nezperce, Idaho
Thurs
Walter Hoover
Harry C. Cranke
Castellucci
Zedeler Symhonic Quintet
Zedeler Symphonic Quintet
Geo. D. Alden
Bess Gerhart Morrison
Bess Gearhart Morrison
The
Parnells
Robert Sutcliffe
J. C. Herbsman
Rose Bros