Nurses in War Demand Cut to Essential Care
Wartime notes limit nursing services to those in dire need as demand surges for battlefront duty drains city hospitals. Observers describe a looming scarcity, with thousands already pledged for overseas service and many nurses redirected to frontline care.
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Red Cross
New York
British Privy Council Plans Trade Research Associations
Industrial research fellowships aid American manufacturers with facilities and expert investigators. In Britain, the privy council proposes cost sharing by forming trade research associations funded by government aid. A cotton research group opens, soon to follow wool flax oil and photographic industries. The council reports three optical glass types, information on light alloys for aircraft, a new hard porcelain, and a promising tin recovery project.
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Great Britain
Privy Council
No Statue for Him Sparks Senate Sparring
A dialogue features Senator Sorghum opposing erecting a statue, arguing against becoming a perpetual source of contention for future art critics while others push for a public memorial.
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Senator Sorghum
Neighbor doctor surprises with kind words
A neighbor who is a doctor surprised me by wishing me well. The unexpected warmth from a medical professional stood out in a casual exchange.
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Oly
Florence Shirley Files Homestead Claim in Idaho
The Bureau of Land Management publishes notice that Florence Shirley of Wyoming, listed as Florence formerly Florence Shirley, filed an intent to make a homestead entry under the 1862 Act. The claim covers parcels in Township 14 South Range Japise Meridian, with witnesses named Cates G. Longhurst, W W. Bryson, J. W. Cook, Charles G. Jeng, and J. T. Caravan. The hearing before Smith Hoge, State Commissioner, is set for February 12 in Partaba.
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Blackfoot
Florence
Smith Hoge
Partaba
Cnates G. Longhurst
Border
Wysig
W W. Bryson
Woodruff
Lish
J. W. Cook
Paris
Idaho
Charles G. Jeng
Fish Haven
Order to Show Cause in Bear Lake Idaho Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Christian Wallantine Ceased the petitioners seek an order of sale of tract 14b and lot 1 in block 15 Paris townsite in Bear Lake County Idaho. The court orders all interested parties to appear February 9 1918 at 10 am in Paris Idaho to show cause why the sale should not be granted. Dated January 8 1918. E J Haddock Probate Judge. Serial No 014617
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Bear Lake
Paris
Idaho
T. L. Glenn
Bear Lake County
E. J. Haddock
John A. Hymas
Juhn
Hymas
Joseph M
Notice of Homestead Proof in Paris Idaho
State Land Office notices Meroni Jacobson of Bloomington Idaho has filed intent to make three year proof on land described in sections 25 and 26 township 16 south range 45 east Boise meridian. Proof to establish claim will be before United States Commissioner Smith Hoge in Paris Idaho on February 25, 1918. Witnesses listed include Thomas Ward Hyrum Thompson W Payne Standley Rich and others.
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Batcrior Eattery
States Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Meroni Jacobson
Bloomington
S. R
East Boise Meridian
Smith Hoge
United States
Paris
Thomas
Hyrum—Thomp
Ney
W, Payne
Blooming
Standley OH
Rich
Two Farmers Better Than One Boosts Agricultural Growth
An editorial urging wider cooperation to settle more land and boost farming yields argues that two farmers on forty acres each beat a single farmer on eighty. It highlights Union Pacific System efforts, a Polatization and Industrial Bureau in Omaha, and calls for public support to develop agriculture across territories. D. B. Spencer, General Passenger Agent, Union Pacific System.
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Union Pacific
Union Pacific System
Omaha
Nebraska
Oregon Short Line
THE
Idaho Farmer
One Farm
Idaho
Notice of Assessment by Bloomington Irrigation Co
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the directors held on December 6 an assessment of 40c per share was levied on the capital stock of Bloomington Irrigation Co payable on or before December 31 1917 to Fred Huckvale at his home. Unpaid shares after January 7 1918 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on January 22 1918 to cover the assessment and advertising costs. Fred Hackvale secretary Bloomington Idaho.
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Fred Huckvale
Fred Hackvale
Secy
Bloomington
Idsho
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