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Failure to apjtenr oefon the board ni \hlt; Tint*# FpucrfifMl r rfeil? ..It lU'hu10 eStlhptiun. f £ the »h IIlnqueiH \»dub listed for mHh»ry service.All those called before the board »cill und^rim an *fluiir. tnaUon a# to pJJysJeul fitness before any elaim to -AetnpUon Is Forma onvhich to male* tmeh * I alms will bpfurnished by th*r bon id at that Untotod must in* tided out by the party making the claim, the wife of the par-■v and bv some disinterested head of a faintly. This* m in the rape of a flrtiir: for tLt-rrp ih m on account of dftpendfiit relatives Occupationalclaims of exemption will bp eonaider-rd only i y the state board, whi* h will '*!» hear appeal from local boards The b*v» rnmem also has the privilege of appeal in case the authorities are not satisfied with the decision of any [oral board.Tht* local board will consist ofSheriff o. W. Sitturud. an president.it C, T. Rose. a examining physt-fiiin. nnt! N’ephl 1*, Williams as secretary- Air Williams takes the place011 thi board of County Clerk W, Q, Ptwrprk Jr., tv ho was found to tip disqualified on account of being within Hi* iise limit* set by the draft lawIn securing the numbers of those drawn for the first increment of the atw umiy for publication ia*t week a te* of the numbers were overlooked Its -elf € ting only those from the huge Which rv 1*1 ted la Emery county. Bdltqf H. W. Cooper of the Price *e**-A4 vacate was our good angel ipo furnished us with tht* numbers*-tr the phone as soon as the Salt Lake papers reached Price and a great ™ of credit Is due him for thus Helping to make Emery Conn tv's list available to our readers so soon afterthe driving In Washington.The following names, with ihetr «nal number*. overlooked in getting n* lift for la**i week's Progrens. will- an**»ng the first who will b* , hrffr“ th^ examining board inWu j week when M men will be'£} c/ ?!i Em^rv county's quota:,.1 plf* *• Co* HuntingtonBrigham M. Smith. Victorsi? lri°rg N Castleriale* John W. Brown. Huntington -rkk°lakas, Mohrland ' Nn ;kolas Caloupls, Mohr land mm Conover, Femmiu f^l ltHy‘ jiwrenceS*2 1 ,f-'filk Crawford, Orangeville C| Beveridge. Mohrlandn r HHhllng. Green Riverijg J?arJ Brandon. CastlodfUeThe frtp Hu«tingtontfere .u 'i ^’lris additional namesnansi V ’ dr,tvvn ^inon* the first 2000st,r;. V Pertaining to [tab, andThfev ,n* V T OVerlo°ke(l Ihat week ■'*?re drawn further down the-'37 Uo Otieson« Huntington422, Cn*fer Christensen, Emery344. J. Ivan Johnson. Cleveland142 Melvin Christensen. Emery202 John IX Manguni, Huntington 164 Km met Avel Palmer, VlcEdr268. John Ijandreen. Green River 272 Lyman G Larsen. Castledale407 l-awr«tnct; C-Christiansen. Ferron 262. ftoy Manehaster. M hrlaml566. William L Guymon, Orangeville 311 John D. Gillies, Green River 4S6. Angus c, Broderick. Emery124 S, Russel Snow. Cast led ale481 Burney o. Bigelow, Huntington 5H2. Marion R Cog. Huntington240. George W Mortensen, Entt-ry 49^ Samuel Borberio, Mohrland4 44 Ellas B. Burr, Emery326. Albert E. Guymon, Huntington4 4 7, Fred Behjjng, Ferron76. Royal Swasey, Molen1H7 Niels W Nielson. MolenThrough u *:orreutton from Wash-ingt- n. No. 5u7, l*orne by John W Hehllng «f 1-Vrron, should he No. 570, and calls for Millard L Drake of Green Itlv. r, James E Day, CaatU-dale, appearing ns No. 54 2 last week, nhould have In^en Junnia F Iky, the error being in the list of names made for us*- of the board A f»*u numbers ■ (-r* given wrong last week, due to ypogfhphlcl lt;*auses, but the names nor the order of drawing ncre affected thereby. Howard Strnigham, pVrrnn should have been Vo. 75: drill No 20 5; and Ole Ray Johnson, Hunt-tngton, should hsve been No 342.B.UJJ. LAKE, CAVALKYM \NWHITEN FROM FT. KISS ELI.•Fort D A. RtmneH, Wyoming July 14, If117- Mr, David S. Wimarns. Dear Sir:Just ;t line to lei you know 1 am'*0.. JfcgJ arrived h* re June 1st. and was assigned to my regiment and troop about eight days afterward.We have been drilling eight hours a day since the 15th of June and it sure gets next to some of the eastern fellows, as it Is so high here. I have seen as many as seven men drop in ranks tn half .* day. It sure looked funny to me at first lo see them faint and one man stay and tend them and th^ rest of the troop go on and drill like nothing had happened But it Issurprising how quirk they come to.None of them stays unconscious morethan twenty or thirty minute*, and Ihiivt bo 1 don't Lake? ctny rnor#
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Emery County Progress
Castle Dale, Utah, US
Sat, Jul 28, 1917
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