Melrose Notices Death Of Henry Eighorn In Action
Melrose mourns Henry Eighorn 22 killed in action October 24. He left Melrose for service after growing up on the family ranch near Glendale and later near Melrose. Survived by parents two brothers and four sisters. Service flag adds a second gold star as the town honors his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
America
George Eighorn
Henry Eighorn
Henry Kighorn
Glendale
Henry
Camp Lewis
George
Walter Bighorn
Arthur McMurrin
Divide
Charles Remy
Alex Fraser
Butte
William Jones
Pocatello
Idaho
Deaths and epidemic sickness hit Lakeview valley
Herbert Buck died Sunday November 10 likely of influenza after returning from maha with his wife. The Buck family lived in the upper valley. funeral and interment at Lakeview cemetery. Roy Robbins died Sunday November 10 near Lake Idaho from influenza leaving a wife and two children. Epidemic gripped many households with some recovering. Fred I Hanson and son Chester returned November 6 from Omaha where Mrs Hanson drove a cattle shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Buck
Omaha
Joe
Herb, Jr
Joe Buck
Upper Valley
Andy Leak
Duff
Alaska Basin
George Graham
al Marney
Lakeview
Herbert Buck
Fred. I
Hanson
Chester
Miss Cora Hails Visits Dillon Briefly
AP Apex November 13. Miss Cora Hails made a brief visit to Dillon Tuesday. A. C. Hood and H. M. Miller are loading grain this week. The threshing rig moved to the Mantle ranch Wednesday then to the Hopp ranch to clean Birch Creek region. Stanfield motored to Dillon one day this week. Fred Bryan went to Dillon on a business errand Wednesday. W. L. Lacy of Melrose was in Apex briefly Wednesday en route to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Cora Hails
Dillon
A. C. Hood
H. M.miller
Mantle Ranch
Melrose
More Schooling for Boys and Girls Across Countries
The article compares schooling days in various regions. It notes Saskatchewan and northern states show variation from standard terms. It cites France with 220 days and England with 210 days. It mentions rural and town schools and a count of days attended, highlighting a lag behind allies in total schooling days.
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Mantent
Adaha
Sint
Saskatchewan
France
England
Attendance figures and postwar education messages
The report lists pupil attendance by month ranges from less than a month to eight to nine months and notes high school attendance percentages. It warns that counting rules can inflate attendance and urges parents to keep children in school only for illness. It cites quotes from P. P. Claxton and an English committee urging education as a national priority after the war and stresses supporting teachers and improving civic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
United ‘States
P. P. Claxton
U. S
English Committee On
Wood-Fuel Committees Urged by Forest Service
The Forest Service urges immediate reorganization or creation of wood-fuel committees in all communities. They will assess total fuel needs, reserve adequacy, locate wood supplies, organize collection and distribution, and help ease the winter fuel shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Peterson Ill at Curtis Hospital After Operations
Mrs Peter J. Peterson is reported seriously ill at Curtis hospital. Her daughter Emy Hayth is with her as doctors prepare for or recover from an operation amid fragile health signs.
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Peter J. Peterson
Curtis Hospital
Emy
En Hayth Hospital
Steel Deposits Highlight Watson Lock Security
The bank advertises steel safes with fireproof concrete vaults and the Watson lock as the best in safety. Depositors pay annual rents from $2.00 to $8.00 with a $1.50 royalty per box for the lock, while demonstrations of the lock are offered with no obligation to rent.
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Ean
War Relief Fund
Beaverhead County
Veer Mets
Montana Auto Supply Company
ATA
Van
Melrose News
Lakeview News
Apex News
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