Resting in St Charles Cemetery Deno Rites Held
Joseph H Deno's body was escorted from Paris depot to St Charles Cemetery for burial. Paris mourns a 1904 arrival and tireless community worker who served as missionary in the Northern States and later settled in St Charles. He married in 1898 and left a widow and six children.
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Joseph H Deno
Paris
St.Charles
Deno
Fei H FsDento
St. Joseph’s Island
Canada
Wisconsin
Devamie’s
Northern States
Charles Idal
Barouay
Wabmarried
Fielding Academy Shifts to Correspondence Work
Due to influenza related quarantines, the Fielding Academy adopts correspondence study. Teachers prepare subject by subject assignments sent to registered students and to prospective registrants. Instructors also offer personal visits and guidance to encourage continued credit completion despite disruptions.
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Fielding Academy
Schdol
Srigén
Prisoner of War Letter From Europe Reaches Family
Logan Republican reports a World War I letter from Lieut. George M. Dunford, prisoner of war in Germany on Nov 11 1918. He reassures his mother Mrs A B Dunford of safety and good care, asks to avoid alarming reports, and mentions ongoing war savings stamps as a public-spirited appeal.
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Germany
Y Cesar
Slso
Dunford -Logan Republican
Bear Lake County Flu Situation Improves Rapidly Says Doctor
Dr Hiring county physician for Bear Lake County reports the influenza situation is rapidly clearing up across the county. New cases are still reported but are less severe, with several quarantines and cases in Dingle Bloomington Nouonan Georgetown Montpelier noted as improving.
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Hiring
Bear Lake County
Althou
Dingle
Salt Lake
Yia
Capital News War Edition Solicits County Photos
The Capital News requests county photographs and a list of names for a war edition to document local sacrifices. E A Burrel Boise county council chairmen and editor W A Lawson urge submitting photos and names by December 20. Photographs or information should go to A E Theil in Montpelier Idaho.
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Boise
The
Capital News
W. A. Lawson
City Hditor
A. E. Theil
Montpelier
Idaho
Rich and family relocate to Blackfoot
Joel 8 reports Rich and family left last Monday for Blackfoot to make a home there. Mr Rich served as county sheriff and deputy to Sheriff Athay until last January. His son Basil is in the army.
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Joel
Rich
Blackfoot
Mr Rich
Athay
Basil
Stanley Dunford Training at Camp Pike Arkansas
An air training in an officer training program at Camp Pike Arkansas was underway this week with Stanley Dunford reported among the participants. The event highlighted ongoing military instruction during a period of rapid buildup and preparation.
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Tanley Dunford
Pike Arkansay
Comforting letter to Bloomington parents on son’s death
The Red Cross sent a letter from the Bureau of Communications to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nelson of Bloomington confirming the death of their son Delos L. Nelson from bronchial pneumonia at a British hospital. The message honors his bravery, notes a brief illness, and expresses sympathy for the sacrifice asked of families.
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James A. Nelson
Bloomington
War Department
Delos L. Ip
Jetter
Bureau of Communication
Mr. Nélson
Grée
Britign General Hospital
Tetter Acclaims Nurse for Nelson Illness Courage
A fragment notes a nurse who attended Mr. Nelson during his illness and praised Hig admirable patience and courage throughout. The excerpt underscores the nurse’s care during a difficult period.
Forestry Course Opens at University of Idaho
The short course in forestry at the University of Idaho, postponed from November 4 due to influenza, opens January 1 and runs twelve weeks. It targets forest rangers, woodland owners, lumber-industry workers, and aims to prepare for civil service exams. Admission requires eighth grade equivalence. no entrance exam.
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University of Idaho
Forest Rangers
Guarda
Algo
School of Forestry
Moscow
Paris Residents Reflect on Publicity and the Flu
Readers discuss how missing names in papers due to living in a town spared by the flu measures, comparing it to sensational barbed wire gun imagery. The tone suggests local vanity and resilience amid publicity.
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Paris
Towo
Bloomington Soldier Boy David Thornock Dies in Service
Another Bloomington area youth dies in the line of duty. David Thornock is reported dead in the eastern theater due to influenza complications amid ongoing military operations.
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Bloomington
David Thornock
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St_ Charles
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Lake
Beak Lake County
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Mgst
Botboa
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Huson Hugh
Denid
Fielding -Academy
E. A. Burrel
County Council of Defense
Red Gross
Blooomington
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