Honor Roll of Local Boys Serving for Democracy
A long local list honors boys who joined the colors to aid the war effort. The record notes that the compilation aims to be complete and invites corrections if names are missing. The roster includes many surnames and initials across the community.
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Anderson
Otto
Ahearn
Harry
Altman
A. W
Carl
Blankenship
Howard
Briggs
Boyce
Clyde
Byron
John
Booth
E. C
Brender
Brady
Eldridge
Beam
Betts
Joe
Coleman
Shirley
Cahill
Martin
Conway
Frank
Cahail
Chas
Carnahan
DeLong
Denniston
Earl
Dahl
Louis F
Duncan
Bertrand
Doty
Claire
DeBlois
Louis
Davis
Fred B
Fred
Gregor
Gilbert
McDonald
Dominick
Mahoney
Jack
Meineke
A. L
Meredith
Stanley
Mischke
McNett
Roswell
Maston
Mayor
Julian I
Mcintosh
Miles
Paul
Nicholas
Nugent
John L
Newell
James
Nicholson
Angus
Dan
Poepmuller
Henry
Potter
Ricker
Sam
Richardson
Horace
Ramsdell
W. F
Severson
Ernest
Stevenson
W. H
Simons
C. E
Sharpe
Stahl
Geo
Swan
Ars. M
Smith
Will
Towne
Clint
Taylor
R. F
Westcott
Charles
Wunder
Wilder
Arthur
Wilson
Woodrow
Harrison
Ward
W. S
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief For Eyewear Strain
A schoolboy suffered eye strain and could not read until he used Lavoptik eye wash for a week. His teacher reported it helped her mother as well. The ad claims immediate benefits for all cases and offers a free aluminum eye cup.
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E. G. Wheeler
Convicted Leader to Quit Politics
Governor Frazier of North Dakota orders N S Randall National Non-Partisan League organizer barred from political addresses after disloyalty convictions. The move flags questions about the party’s political stance and its calls for state socialism and taxation of big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
North Dakota
N. S. Randall
Randall
Co-operation Between Labor and Capital Stressed in War Effort
A wartime editorial urges full cooperation among employer, worker, and consumer to maintain uninterrupted production. It warns that disruption by any group harms the entire industrial system and jeopardizes national progress.
United States Leads World Copper Output at About 75 Percent
The United States accounts for roughly three quarters of global copper production, maintaining a dominant share despite I. W. W. and other handicaps.
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United States
Concrete ships prove successful voyage from San Francisco to Seattle
The concrete steamship Faith carried 8500 tons of salt and copper ore on a rough crossing, proving the viability of concrete ships as marine units. Research engineers of the shipping board see a bright future for this craft, noting Faith as the Pacific Coast’s first of its kind and Norway and England preceding it in launch. The Lewiston Milline Company of Yakima shipped its first cargo of potato flour to Sound cities last week.
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Faith
San Francisco
Seattle
Shipping Board
Norway
England
Pacific Coast
Lewiston Milline Company of
Yakima
Sound
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