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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

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Idaho Draws 1000 More Draft Men for Camp Lewis

Idaho must furnish 1000 additional draft men to train at Camp Lewis American Lake during a five day period beginning July 22. Governors office in Boise ordered the call and sent to the adjutant general for county apportionment per Provost Marshal Crowder. Registrants from June 5 are not included. This is the second call in a month, following a 2000 man order that affected Class 1. County contingents depart today. unless the draft act is amended to raise the age limit 30 to 40 with no dependents, future calls force entry into deferred classes.

Idaho Camp Lewis American Lake Boise Adjutant General's Office Crowder Idaho County

Idaho County July quota cut by nearly half

The figures show that fewer than 1,000 Class 1 men remain after the new call. County quotas are not yet finalized. Idaho County’s July quota is 47 men, less than half of the June quota.

Idaho County

Better News From the Front in Europe War Report

The front continues to show improving conditions as Allied forces push the enemy back. The Austrian army is reported completely routed with heavy losses and near surrender in days. Germany remains able to resist briefly, but its eventual defeat appears increasingly likely.

Europe Germany

Com Club Elects New Officers at Hotel Meeting

The Com'! Club held a noon meeting at the hotel to transact business and unanimously re elect its officers for the coming year. Geo M Robertson was chosen president P A Gaul 1st vice president W B Hussman 2nd vice president W W Flint secretary M M Belknap treasurer Directors were John Hoene E L Parker J V Baker and John Meyer.

Geo. M. Robertson P. A. Gaul W. B. Hussman W. W. Flint M. M. Belknap John Hoene E. L. Parker J. V. Baker John, Meyer

Local items of interest populate Nezperce week

Wm Platt returns from Lewiston medical treatment. Frank Sprute and family visit from Joseph Oregon. C M Clay and Riggin family visit. Mrs Michael Hanley returns to Genoa Montana after visit. Hoene Hdwe sells Lawson tractors to Ferdinand Highway District August Kopczynski and John Jungert. Paul Lyons visits from Harrisburg before army deployment. Chautauqua dances at Orpheum draw funds for local association. Monarh tractors bought by Loui Asker Cogle Peebles. Curtis Miller buys Oldsmobile from Cottonwood Hdne Co. Helen Herbeth returns to Uniontown after visit. Mrs P T Hodge and children return to Cloverland after visit. Joe Enneking registered for army service, heads to Camp Lewis. Forsman of Joseph notes good rain and crops. Lewiston Milling Co potato flour ad. Carl Rehder to report for duty at Vancouver Barracks. Leo Robertson visits before heading to Camp Lewis. wife stays with parents. 5 days Chautauqua in Grangeville July 3. Cowboy band comps acknowledged. J F Jenny August Seubert and others return from coast trip. Dr Orr present in Portland for Hoene tumor surgery. recovery underway. Mrs Hoene remains in Portland with husband.

Hoene Hdw Lawson Ferdinand Highway District August Kopzcinski John Jungert Paul Lyons Harrisburg L. A. Lyons Reuterville Army Orpheum Loui Asker Cogle Mr. Peebles Curtis Miller Nezpere Cottonwood Hdn. Co Helen Herbeth Harold Simon Uniontown P. T. Hodge Cloverland W. W. Blackburn Lewiston Milling Co Northwest Carl Rehder Vancouver Barracks Wash Army Spruce Department Leo Robertson Nezperce Leo Camp Lewis Lewis County Lewiston Grangeville the Chronicle Harold Harris Cowboy Band J. F. Jenny August Seubert Rena Seubert Dr. Orr Portland Hoene Hoene Reaes

Kaiser's Goat Rally Attended By Idaho County Draftees

In Grangeville Cottonwood and Ferdinand a mass turnout greeted the 98 draftees from this county bound for Camp Lewis. A street concert patriotic talks and a ball lasted nearly all night. Lieutenant Governor Parker spoke along with other officials as crowds exceeding 1000 at Cottonwood depot and 500 at Ferdinand sent off the volunteers.

Idaho County Grangeville Cottonwood Ferdinand Roya Lay Camp Lewis Grannsevitis Parker Cottonwood Depot Kaiser Lawrence J Lustig John L Harris Bert L Baker Glen R Hibbs Henry J Monro Jr John Elvin Rooke Lester Mark Wilkins Leroy M Terwillegar John A William E Smith Otto Smith Wallie E Allen Marion F Evans Clemens Hussman France L Bowman Frank J Schrober Grover C Johnson Edward G Thomas Carl Howell Farthing William Russell Watt Raimon Triplett Dave N, Cummings Otto A Ecks Walter L Erickson Roger McCarthy Clarence O Watson Justin McCarty Harry I Terwillegar Kenneth Carlborg Lester F Bryant Lee Oliver Gilmore C A McGregor Horace C Quigley Marion James Bertholf Jack 8 Martin John Levi Rooke Lewis Burl Patterson Frank McHone Andrew Drube John Miller Eberhard von Oy Anton Bruegeman Fred Gibson Ralph E Brockman Fredric Jay Paul Henry Brand Edmund C Schmadeka Courtney I Zehner

Idaho County Chautauqua Ends in Cottonwood Success

A six day Chautauqua in Cottonwood Idaho County concludes with 22 numbers each performing at their best. Hundreds praised the event and plan another session next June. Ellison-White signed a contract with 60 local leaders to return, deeming Cottonwood the county center and easiest to reach. Will Rogers' cars service all routes, meeting trains and transporting passengers.

Northwest Idaho County Cottonwood

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Com’! Club The United States Federal Reserve Banking System Sytem First National Bank Wood, Idaho Best J. W. Baker & Son Chronicle Wm. Platt Frank Sprute Joseph Oregon C. M. Clay Riggins Triplett Michael Hanley Genoa Mont Joe Enneking Geo. H. Forsman Joseph Oregon Alexius Linkham Charles I Chase Melbourne Holbrook Clyde Leonard Bernard H Hattrup Lewis H Dennison George H Eckel Barnra Wensman Julius H Holthaus Richard C Shearer Glenn F English Archie Frost John D Day John William Fann Clarence Bullock Roy Lee Triplett Albert J D Meisner Delbert M Cattron Edward John Kinzer Henry G Baker Franklin M Berlinghoft Erick H Eberhardt George Smart Francis M Thompson LeRoy Clarke Leonard F Taylor Bed Tene James M Gasper Charles V Doumecq Inner Hazelbaker Ralph Kennedy JF Millern Christopher Hazelbaker Chautauqua Will Rogers Hartford Fire Insurance Co Cottonwood State Bank E. M. Ehrhardt H. C. Matthiesen Nan’s Furniture Store
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