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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1917

Page

4

Double the Crops and Drive Farm Recruitment Now

The Bear Lake Food Production Committee orders seed spuds wheat and alfalfa to boost production in 1917. The piece urges every worker to cultivate all available land using implements to raise yield and suggests gardens and city lots be used to increase harvests and reduce rural idle acres. It argues able-bodied men should work on farms or join the front, condemning idlers and advocating national sacrifice.

Bear Lake Sea Lake County Army Navy Ar Idle

Ticonderoga Hero and the Green Mountain Boys

In May 1775 Col. Ethan Allen led 230 Green Mountain boys to seize Fort Ticonderoga. The attack breached the gate, captured the garrison, and compelled Captain Delaplace to surrender. Allen proclaimed authority from the Great Jehovah and Continental Congress as the fort fell.

Lexington Ethan Allen Green Mountain Boys Ticonderoga Mountain Boys Allen al- Es Serfries Colonel Allen Delaplace Captain Delaplace Jehovah Continental Congress Delaipiice Alphit

Dying for One's Country Heroic Deaths and Farewells

Narrative recalls Nathan Hale and colonial bravado with quotes on dying for country. It notes Col Owen Noberta's death at Stone and his son rushing to him as the veteran urges steadfast duty and passes a sword as a blessing before farewell and return to service.

Nathan Hale Col Owen Tnoberta

The Sword of Washington and Founding Courage

The piece links Washingtons sword with national resolve, noting Franklin as the philosopher of power and the press. It quotes Adams on preparation for war as a key to preserving peace, emphasizing preparedness and unity for the country.

Washington Franklin John Quincey Adams

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