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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
8
Idaho state news covers government appointments, court actions, and public notices. Reports include state officials, such as governor and attorney general, addressing veterans affairs, education, and public works. The piece mentions legal matters, upcoming conventions, and ongoing industry plans affecting farmers and workers.
Records of the War Department recount a cadre of American troops who pressed on despite heavy fire. Lieut Amory led a dangerous patrol and reached enemy ground, Berkeley crossed the Meuse, Stockton and others performed feats under extreme danger, with some sacrificing their lives.
A list honoring Corporal Gaskins, Major Burke, Private Bart, Sergeant Walters, and Sergeant Hatler for Distinguished Service Crosses and related decorations. Each entry notes unit, home towns, actions near La Hale Menereses France, and other acts of gallantry during 1918, including holding lines, rushing machine gun nests, and saving comrades under heavy fire.
Arthur J Forrest Sergeant Co C 4th Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross near Hemmentlin Prime ten November 1 World War I era citation notes he helped repulse an enemy machine gun position and captured a German soldier later driving out another by a bayonet. Seland Brown Corporal Company B 2nd Infantry decorated for extraordinary bravery near St Genereing France November during heavy fire he handed in a wounded comrade and captured a prisoner. Lieutenant Amory (deceased) named to receive the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry near Ypres and Verluen France October 2.
ADE L ALLEN Corpral Co B 28th Inf awarded Distinguished Service Cross for bravery at Cantigny France May 22 heavy bombardment front line dug out two men and led to shelter despite wounds GAIL H SAGER Corpral Co D 108th Inf decorated for extraordinary heroism during action near Hear enemy Feury Sept 20 wounded bandaged hand and advanced alone to aid comrades before being killed in action
A Kentucky question surrounds a school scene involving a principal entering a basement and second grade room. An anxious investigation unfolds as she queries students about tobacco use and the presence of a list of names. The Indnapotla News reports the incident with focus on the response from a student who mutters a reply.
A boy praised by M. Clawnecon, known as The Tigre, for his support of the scouts during a tense period. He later urged soldiers to form a peaceful force and prosperity after the war, being urged to lead the French scouts as chief.
Cole, Long Beach chief of police, says scouts have caused no trouble in four years. He has used them for Fourth of July duties, pairing them with patrol mentors, to watch fires and safeguard children. The unit reported catching many runaway youths and extinguishing small beach fires.
Message from national headquarters announces that General Robert Baden Powell will visit the Boy Scouts of America in May or June to discuss closer international relations and a leadership role requested by the French government. The founder may travel to foster international bonds among scouts.
National headquarters received a catalog of messages from the Belgian boy scouts. The cable proclaims end to enemy occupation and greetings of brotherhood born from shared battles. It speaks of friendship between their country and the recipient’s organization and notes fourth year scouting progress despite wartime obstacles.
Scouts gathered at headquarters to back an offensive against erdkiting manta. With sacks and poles they swept moths from positions while a flag ceremony and Liberty rally followed. The mayor and city commission supported the effort.
A quirky French officer misreads English rules and jokes about language. Supreme Law notes a neighborhood club where the sole law is to serve refreshments at every meeting.
An old cause of back pain and medical misfires is discussed with a dubious remedy pitch. The text hints at a money back offer and mentions a child’s defiant response, revealing a sensational, poorly edited ad fragment style from a historical page.
An ad claims Alls Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by constitutional treatment. It asserts the remedy reaches the disease seat and blends tonics with blood purifiers. The copy emphasizes its curative potential and lists the medicine as a strong remedial blend.
A brief note urges readers to share cheer with others and to make a sincere effort to spread joy. It promotes kindness and considerate acts toward neighbors and community members.
A girl shows little concern for a man’s future unless he brings presents, highlighting the value she places on tangible offerings over potential promises. The remark suggests a pragmatic attitude toward romance and material generosity.
The odds were against most of the girls as Rose warned that every race seemed a sure thing, yet the majority still chose poorly and faced unexpected results.
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