Local notes from Ogden and surrounding towns
Drs Ezra and Edward Rich and families enjoy at Fish Haven resort. Hay prices drop with good hay at 12.00 per ton in Burley. Alvin Shepherd takes clerical post in Salt Lake City and will attend university next year. Deputy inspector to inspect clean up and repair work soon. Fort Riley draft for Medical Officers Training Camp cited. Debt payments requested by Dr C O Moore. Mr and Mrs O L Shepherd return from Aston. Shepherd resigns Afton Drug, may move to Soda Springs or Bliss. Pearl barley offered 2.50 per hundred. oats available. Libbie Rich returns from Denver. sister Mrs Burton visiting Paris, Idaho.
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O. L. Shepherd
Aston
Doctor Moore Urges Settlements on Debts
A brief item notes Dr. C. O. Moore asks debtors to call and settle accounts, stating he has been ordered to Fort and requests prompt payment as a favor.
For Sale Paris Home With Pasture Land
A Paris listing offers a home on Main Street with pasture land for sale at a reasonable price. Terms favorable to a responsible buyer. Property includes 81 rooms and pasture suitable for two cows, by W. W. Price.
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Main Street
Paris
W. W. Price
Shower honors Mrs Apollo Hanson and Mrs Archie Wilcox
A parcel shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Shephard last week greeted Mrs. Apollo Hanson formerly Annie Shepherd with many gifts and well wishes. Another evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn honored Mrs. Archie Wilcox formerly Ethel Dunn with a pretty assortment of presents for the newlywed bride Miss New ly Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Shepherd
Apollo Hanson
Annie Shepherd
James Dunn
Archie Wilcox
Ethel Dunn
Paris barber Ed Park leaves for Utah to face local board
Ed Park, assistant official barber in Paris, departed Wednesday morning for Nephi Utah to report to the local draft board and show cause why he should not be inducted. Mrs Park accompanies him, leaving many Paris friends.
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Ed Park
Paris
Nephi
Utah
Uncle Sam
Park
Doctor to Report for Army Training at Fort Riley
Dr. Moore received a message Wednesday to be ready to depart for the medical officers training camp at Fort Riley Kansas on short notice. He expects to leave this month to begin active service. Bear Lake county friends will miss his presence as duty calls him away.
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Fort Riley
Kansas
C. O. Moore
C O.moore
Texas Ranger Show At Paris From West Bros Big Railroad
West Bros Big Railroad Shows present a Texas Ranger performance in Paris on Wednesday August 22 at 8 30 p m The program features an attack on a U S Fort by Mexicans and Indians repulsed by U S Soldiers The big tent seats 2000 The Cowboy band offers two free concerts at 4 p m and ??? This is a genuine western live show not a motion picture.
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Texas Ranger
West Bros. Big Railroad
Paris
U. S
Cow Boy Band
Eye trouble mean school troubles for boys and girls
Dr. Chilton visits Paris at Stuck Home Friday August 24 from 10 to 4 for eye exams. Glasses recommended to improve study and comfort.
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Chilton
Paris
Stuck
Uncle Sam Takes Some Married Men
The list shows married men drafted to 27 who failed medical exams or did not appear for examination. Names include Newell Dalrygille Ernest Perrett Stephen L. Kelsey and others. Some enlisted without being called. transfers for missions moved Ezra S. Stucki Leo T. Sorenson Thomas G. Lewis Alfred T. Smedley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Dalrygille
Ernest Perrett
Stephen L. Kelsey
Charles W. Bartschi
Robert Watrich
Milton H. Robison
James W. Taylor
George T. Nate
Niels Wilhelmsen
Henry H. Bird
Heber Myers
George L. Tyler
Pegram
Jesse Hugh Kidd
Samuel R. Richey
Montpelier
Leonard K. Malsbury
Paris
Alberto Echebar
Ezras. Stucki
Leo T. Sorenson
Thomas G. Lewis
Alfred T. Smedley
Boise Capital News
Newel S. Clark
Georgetown
I’m the boy to do my share in the war
A wartime diary excerpt from W Kee Max in the Akron Times describes a young man facing draft, weighing family duties and personal courage. He recalls his mother's sacrifice, his father's service, and a girlfriend’s support as he prepares to leave for the conflict. He imagines a future where the "little book of French" aids him in the trench and reflects on honor, duty, and fear.
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Kee Maxwell
Akron Times
Drugs Out of Sight As Prices Advance Hit Drug Stores Hard
The piece notes druggists and customers feel the impact of rising prices. It argues pharmacists face higher costs and that continued increases may force druggists and newspapers to close. It urges patience when buying another box of pills.
Bargains on IZZER buggy and driving harness for sale
One seated celebrated IZZER buggy with shafts and hold-ups, plus a heavy single driving harness and another with a yearling colt. All in first class condition and offered dirt cheap to the right party. Sell separately or as a lot. W. Smith Hoge.
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Smith
Exemption Board Calls For Men
A list of men summoned by an exemption board includes Mattson St Charlies Einar Over gard Ovid Fred W Schoss Geneva Chester O Transtrum St Charles and many others from Montpelier Paris Georgetown Georgetown Noonan Liberty and nearby towns. The record names numerous individuals grouped by hometowns with no dates or outcomes provided.
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J. Mattson
St. Charles
Arnold Leroy Erickson
Fish Haven
John H. Horsley
Montpelier
Loran T. Headlee
Allen J. Kofoed
Walter H. Tippets
Georgetown
Willard E. Hart
Raymond
George A. Arnold
Bernard F. Husson
George C. Kofoed
Mont
John EB. Jewett
Nounan
Henry E. Howell
Geo. W. Hamp
Soda Springs
Edwin &E. Pinckney
Bates Bryan
Thomas 58. Feltman
Abraham M. Thompson
John Leslie Hill
Jamies Rasmussen
Montpélier
Delbert Hayes
Jesse E. Wix
Paris Cleans Up As Deputy Orders Fly Proof Privies
Deputy State Sanitary Inspector J W Ash arrived in Paris and ordered a clean up campaign. Notices require fly proofing for privies and outhouses with watertight roofs tightly fitting doors screened vents and hinged seat coverings. Livestock areas must have fly tight manure receptacles. Prosecutions will follow noncompliance.
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J. W. Ash
Montpelier
Paris
Swat the Files Says Dr Sutton in Paris Typhoid Fight
Dr R J Sutton urged Paris residents to guard against fly contamination around typhoid patients. Milk must stay inside premises, no flies in houses, and premises should be cleaned to deny breeding sites. Any flies found should be swatted. Dogs and cats near typhoid cases should be killed quarantined or disinfected.
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R. J. Sutton
Paris
Visiting Collings Family From American Falls
James Collings and his wife are visiting with their son J. W. Collings of American Falls for a few days.
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James Collings
J. W. Collings
American Falls
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Nickel
Utah Power & Light Co
Drs
Ezra and
Edward Rich
Ogden
Burley
Boise
Alvin Shepherd
Salt Lake City
University
H. C. Smedley
Idaho
Libbie Rich
Tenver
F. G. Burton
Dr. Moore
A. L. Chilton
Sam
Ash
F. T. Shephred & Sons
Shepherd Hardware & Implement Go
Idal
West Bros
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