Bear Lake Mobilization Quota Filled and Next Examinations
The local draft board reports sixty eight names certified for service in Bear Lake with a fifty man quota. Additional selections are planned with three to mobilization camp on September 5 and further calls on September 19 October 3 and later, prioritizing veterans cooks bakers and disciplined workers.
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Bear Lake
American Ake
Washington
Adujant
Moody
American Lake
William Ray Windley
St. Charles
Eldon W. Cook
Pegram
Byron K. Rusler
Montpelier
Thomas Caldwell
John Lougee Sharon
Joseph L. Collings
Paris
Seymour Samuel Kunz
Bern
Eugene Richard Arnell
Joseph Henry Laker
Elmer
Fredrick Howard McCarthy
James A. McHale
Ora Dukes
Nounan
Conrad Johnson
Raymond
Chauncy
Sorenson
Liberty
Milford Roberts
William John Ansell
Rooul Alonzo Palmer
Oren Leroy Jensen
Jacob Stoker Welker
Bloomington
Jesse Richard Matthews
Laberty
Vayid Earl Thornock
Putman J. Sullivan
David Seymour Hoff
Georgetown
Oscar Hall
Olver Rudolph Tueller
Geneva
Mike Bogasian
Robert W. Vallentine Jr
Ira N. Hayward
Edward Minnig
Joseph Galbert Conley
Fish Haven
Nels Carson Welker
Montpeler
Lewis Leon Smith
Edwin Gustave Edwards
Mont
Ruben Roberts
Lanark
John Lhomer Miles
Jobo Thos Kane
Ezra J. Hoge
Pans
Hail
Rowley
Montpel
Theodore Lorch Coming to Paris Opera House
The Theodore Loveh Company presents Who's Guilty at the Paris Opera House on Saturday night September 1. Tickets are on sale at Pendrey's store. The play by Henry W. Miller features Mr. Loreb in the lead with Miss Cecil Fay and Mr. Beresford Lovett in supporting roles, plus special scenery and electrical effects promised for a top entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Loveh Company
Paris Opera House
Pendrey
Henry W. Miller
New York
Mr. Miller
Loreb
Miller
Lorch
Cecil Fay
Beresford Lovett
Postponed Trip to Star Valley
County commissioners postpone the trip to Star Valley until Friday morning September 7. Paris and Montpelier commercial clubs business men and others are invited to join for an outing to get acquainted. Make preparations now to go with the group to Star Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Valley
Paris
Montpelier
If You Can Be A Man In Wartime Brooklyn Eagle Verse
A poem by Edwin Carty Ray printed in the Brooklyn Eagle mocks pacifists and critics during wartime. It urges steadfast support for national effort, condemns treachery and appeasement, and claims true manhood lies in backing the fight and honoring the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Carty Ray
Brooklyn Eagle
Humphreys Garage Skids Off Grade Near Ovid
Ovid August 29 1917 Geo Humphries and three sons escape a wreck when their car skids from a high grade near the railroad crossing between Ovid and the Outlet bridge. The vehicle is a near total loss but the family survives, youngest child miraculously unharmed. Verden Humphries the driver and the Melba Orchestra receive note for performance. A light shower turns to heavy rain affecting local farmers.
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Ovid
Geo. Humphries
Verden
Howeer
Melba
Young Ladies to Entertain Soldier Guests at Paris Pavilion
The Red Cross Young Ladies Auxiliary plans a social at the Paris pavilion on Monday night September 3. Selected soldiers and their partners from the county will attend, with two ward reception committees and a decorated venue by the Paris Commercial Club. A musical program is featured and all soldier boys on guard duty and their partners are invited as special guests.
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The
Red Cross
Boise
Paris Pavilion
Paris Commercial Club
Mutual Convention Sunday in Paris with visiting Salt Lake City
The M T A plans a Sunday convention in Paris with attendees from Salt Lake City. Morning session at the Fiehling Academy begins at 10 with Miss Bertha Cook of Garden City, afternoon at 2 at the academy, and evening at the stake tabernacle featuring a Paris ladies chorus and Tueller Brothers instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Salt Lake City
Fiehling Academy
The
Academy
Stake Tabernacle
Bertha Cook
Garden City
Lotts Booth
Laura Pughire
Chautauqua programs draw crowds in Montpelier
Large crowds attend Chautauqua under canvas in Montpelier since Monday. Friday features include the Scotch Concert Party and storyteller Francis Labadie with motion pictures of the Antarctic. Saturday promises Waikiki Hawaiian Quintet and Dr. A D Carpenter lecture.
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Montpelier
Francis Labadie
Scotch Concert Party and Mr. Labadie
Antarctic
Boston Transcript
Mafy
Chautauqua
A. D. Carpenter
Carpenter
Shepherd Shaw Wedding in Salt Lake City
Miss Meda Shaw of Salt Lake City and Mr Alvin Shepherd wed at the Salt Lake temple on Friday August 24. After September 15 they will reside in Salt Lake City. Paris friends send hearty congratulations to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Meda Shaw
Salt Lake City
Alvin Shepherd
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Temple
Shepherd
Alvin
Fielding Academy
Corn flour to be made in Kansas City mills this fall
Kansas City and several Kansas mills will start extensive corn flour milling this fall. Each of four mills will output about 600 barrels daily, with others set for 100 to 200 barrels daily. Miller belief cites wheat scarcity driving demand for corn flour and mixed flour for bread.
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Kansas City
Kansas Mills
Corp
Standley Riches Visit Evanston This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Standley H Rich visited Evanston over Sunday and returned home Tuesday morning confirming a brief weekend trip with no other reported events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standley H. Rich
Evanston
Preparation to Attend School Opens Oct 1
Principal Roy A. Welker urges early start for students and parents to align with the new term beginning October 1. The article notes farm work may finish beforehand and stresses the national call from President Wilson and U.S. Education Commissioner Redfield for strong school participation to meet wartime needs and maintain civilization standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Welker
Wilson
Dr. Redfield
U. S
United States
Europe
Time to Make Sacrifices for General Good
Editorial argues that sacrifices are necessary for national and personal benefit at times of crisis. It dismisses saving youth funds for immediate material gain, urging investment in education as a long term public and individual good.
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Pelier
William Leon Oakey
Samuel M. Wilcox
Dingle
Stannard Leroy Tanner
Christian W. Teuschér
Raymond T. Stokes
Frank Leslie Bolton
Charles Henry Stephens
Bennington
Chancey L Mattson
St.Chas
Jesse J. McCammon
Ernest E. Bartschi
Edwin Whitney Toomer
Seth Budge
Ruben R. Lumberg
Carlevaro Giacomo
Henry J. Shepherd
Nymp
Louis T Pugmire
Jesse L. Quinton
Azra J. Poulsen
Clarence Bagley
George LL Hott
Fritz John Teuscher
Karl Clegg
Fred W. Schoss
Chester
George F Payne
Verge
George Edward Stephens
Joseph Orson Sorensen
Hyrum Sep
Celdon R. Hart
Lehi Anderson
Allen Carl Peterson
Christian Heischt Jr
John BE. Kulicke
Harry V. Cruser
Asa Hilliér
John Wells
Trueman J. Smith
Michael Buonovitch
Fesgpe Acarrept
Fight’ Mile
Paul Baridoo
Cottrell No Sparks
Angus Mites
Paul G. Richelson
Joe Pendrey
Otis Vincent Nantz
Peter Burech
A. W Shepherd
Nels J. Peterson
Newell S. Clark
Kina N Overgaard
Dr . Woore
Theodore Lorgh
Uncle Sam
Sham
Reptile
Humphrey
Mutual Convention
Faisf Economy
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