Local and Personal Notes From Paris and Surroundings
irs Dr W S Hoge and children of Blackfoot visit Paris relatives and friends. B R Owen Utah Power and Light Co manager visits Paris. Ed T Shepherd and family depart for Salt Lake City via Ford route. E C Shepherd Forest Supervisor and A B Morris inspect range conditions with Ranger Romero. Rathburn Jazz Band from Ideal Beach to play Paris Pavilion dance next Friday. Red Cross knitting due end of month with tags and seals to be sent after receipt. Mrs Roy A Welker calls for early knitting and work coordination. Mrs George Stewart tours Yellowstone Park with Elaine Innes and Alice Humpherys. returns with no mishaps.
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Roy A. Welker
Red Cross
George Stewart
Yellowstone Park
Elaine Innes
Alice Humpherys
Register for military service set on August twenty fourth
On August twenty fourth all young men aged two percent gister are to register for military service. Those living on this side of the county register at the courthouse while those on the other side register at the office of McClare and Smith. Mrs Ada Shepherd Rich returned from California where her husband served with the Utah Artillery and she acted as secretary for the Sunday School social in her honor with about thirty five attending.
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McClare and Smith
Ada Shepherd Rich
California
Utah Artillery
France
Frat Ward
Beck-Thresher-Oo Announces Threshing Season Readiness
The notice states a threshing machine will be ready for the season with updated equipment and skilled operators to satisfy customers while conforming to government regulations. Patrons are urged to make dates early and expect a square deal.
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Beck-Thresher
Sacrifice Piano Offered by Denver Music Co
Wanted buyers urged to act quickly on a new strictly high grade piano offered as a sacrifice near Paris. Immediate sale is promised with special terms for a responsible party. Inquiries directed to THD Denver Music Co in Denver Colorado for information.
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Paris
THD
Denver Music CO
Primary election slate for Idaho candidates in 1918
Lists of Republican and Democratic candidates for U S Senate, Congress, governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, mines inspector, judges, state senate and house, county offices, and other posts for the September 3 1918 primary in Lake County Idaho. Includes names and towns such as Boise Moscow Gooding Coeur d Alene Twin Falls Idaho Falls and Paris with official certification by County Auditor W C Roomhead dated August 20 1918.
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Sear Lake
Idaho
United States Senate
Congress
U. S. Senate
Borah
William E
Boise
Pencerstes
Moore
Frank L
Moscow
U. S
Gooding
Frank R
Airshie
James F
Alene
Tmwiey
James H
Nugent
John F
Atherton
Samuel P
Twin Falls
Davis
D. W
American Falls
McCracken
Robin
Martin
Frank
Samuels
H. F
van Sicklin
A . Weiser
Sinclair
Bartlett
Kelloke
Clark
John M . Deitrich
Wilson
T. G
Eden
Zuck
Oscar G
Kimberly
von Canon
W. W
Sandpoint
Porughertys Advan Fife
Black
Roy L
Coeur d’Alene
Gummings
B. A
Pocatello
Walters
T. A
Caldwell
Secretary of State
Geal
Paris
Wo. H. Sroomhead
Credits Due to Women Highlight Food Shipments Increase
The article reports conservation measures by Americans enabling 141 million bushels of wheat and 844.6 million pounds of meat shipped to Allies and U.S. forces, totaling about 1.4 billion dollars in food exports for the 1917 18 period. It notes Hoover’s letter to the President and outlines fiscal year exports and cereal shipments with figures and comparisons to prewar periods.
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United States
Hoover
Wises
Food Administration
Penn
Pood Administration
US Wheat Exports Reach Record Allied Shipments in 1917 18
In the 1917 18 fiscal year the United States shipped about 141 million bushels of wheat to Allied destinations, with total prime breadstuffs reaching 154.9 million bushels. Exports to neutrals added about 10 million bushels, while 200 million bushels were carried over from prior years due to shortages. Hoover notes the sacrifice of agricultural and urban populations in a year of food shortage.
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Hoover
Germany
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