Local notices list health, travel, and household updates
Miss Zina Kunz suffers appendicitis. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Peteraun of St Charles. Mrs. Jacob Hess and Mrs. M M-Collings ill or visiting relatives. Heber Nelson and Pear Welker noted for visits and confinement. Eldon Cook and Shirley guests at J W Cook's home. Dr E J Hansen veterinarian dentist on call. Diamondville work noted. architect Watkins in Paris for school heating tests. Louissa McCain underwent appendectomy, recovering well. Mrs. Hazel McGarvey visiting relatives in Chicago. Marriage licenses seen: Kate Collings Paris and Milo Anderson Grover. For sale: secondhand furniture. Montpelier contact.
Birthday party honors Miss Thelma at Budge farm
Thursday evening a birthday party was held at the Budge farm in honor of Miss Thelma. Games were played and supper served with all enjoying the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budge
Thelma
Clib Room
De Laval Cream Separator Praise From Early Adopters
Letters from Mrs. John Engels and Mrs. Ellen Nelson praise the De Laval No. 12 and No. 15 cream separators for efficiency, cleanliness, and reliability. The testimonials claim strong milk skim quality, ease of cleaning, and no oil contamination, urging continued use over other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Laval
John Engels
Ellen Nelson
Local notices mix business and weddings in Paris Idaho
Classified items include Shepherd hardware offering pre paid flower designs and house for sale in Paris Idaho, Leone Vallantine and Sivil Nielsen wed in Salt Lake City temple, Royal Bakery rye bread promoted, Red Cross bandages made by Jolly Stitchers, and social gathering at Mrs Stanley Hotel with Din gle and Grimmett families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Vallantine
Paris
Sivil Nielsen
Ovid
Salt Lake City
Royal Bakery
Utah
Mr. Hoover
Sam
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Idaho
Jolly
Public School Corner Encourages Junior Red Cross Involvement
The article urges teachers and students to join the Junior Red Cross, outlining benefits, approved patriotic activities, and the nonprofit’s role with government efforts. It notes examination dates for teachers, reports on attendance, and calls for school participation to support war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cross
Ually
Food Administration
Council of Defense
Red Cross
Gan-you
Red Cross Cnapter
Coal Shortage Impacts Austrian Civilians and Industry
A commerce report notes widespread shortages across Austria and occupied territories. Vienna uses old wood for cinema heating while Prague closes schools for months. Zizkov, Budenitz and Smichow impose energy cuts and limited lighting. Lemberg halts tram service. shops close early as transport and utilities strain. Military letters face censorship and discipline rules. Germany converts wood pulp to durable clothing fibers for underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Union of Cinema Theaters
Vienna
Prague
Zizkov
Budenitz
Smichow
Lemberg
Mu‘icipal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucas
Zina Kunz
Borfi
Augustus Peteraun
St. Charles
Jacob Hess
Heber Nelson
Preston
Boomington
Miss Pear Welker
Bloomington
Lugrinpe
Mrs. Eldon-Cook
E. J. Hansen
LT. Hottendorf
Diamondville
Diamondville Coal and Coke Co
Anned
Denver
Mr. Watkins
Louissa McCain
Garden City
Sutton Hospital
Hazel McGarvey
John Brammer
Chicago
Kate Collings
Milo Anderson
Grover
Wye
Qwrite
Montpelier
J.—John Black
Paris First Ward
Ed Sutton
Pocatello
Richard Sutton
Garfield
B. J. Sutton
W. W. Richarde
DE Laval Separator
Professor Farrington
Eee
Shepherd Hardward & Implement, Company
Bear Lake Toutty
Washington Ave
Ogden
Jobhna Norton
Allred
County Court House
Spencer
Raymond
Louis Teuscher
Luella Teuscher
Mary Hickman
Pegram
Lauretta Jensen
Arthur Kelley
Lanark
Harlan Eborn
Willard Eiborn
Arvilla Parker
General Crozier
Itd
Girard E
Navy
Gare
Aval Observatory
Washington, D. C
Shepperd Clothing Store
Caimple
Strong
Insoll
Knocksa
Ingersoll
Ingersolls
Triumph
Eclipse
Reliance
Committee On Public Information
France
Germany
Buregin
Tito
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