War era substitutes loom in Europe fur trade and rallies for American troops
A British report details how German fur dressers used Leipzig to dominate the prewar fur market, with substitutes for pepper tea marmalades and laundry blueing appearing in Germany. It notes surrogates from paper and vegetables, and warnings of costs in dressing, dyeing, and duties. It also covers American troops in London, entertainment campaigns for Sammies, and remarks on U S naval and army efforts and bond interest payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Leipzig
London
America
Russia
China
Germany
Christiania
United States-chamber-of- Commerce
Committee On Public Information
England
Sammy
Weekly Dispatch
Notice of Homestead Entry Three Year Proof Montpelier Idaho
Department of the Interior notice dated Apr 13 1918 announces Hannah J Nelson of St Charles Idaho filing to prove up her homestead claim entered November 19 1914 for SW2 NEL NEt NW2 and other parcels in Sec 10 T16S R45E LBM. Hearing set May 28 1918 before M B Cherry U S Commissioner at Montpelier Idaho. Witnesses listed: Hyrum Esterholdt John A Aland John A Sparks Standley H Rich. Carruth registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
OU. S. Lang
Blackfoot
Idaho
Hannah J. Nelson
St. Charles
Lownship 16
East
Buiso
M. B. Cherry
United States
Montpelier
Hyrum Esterholdt
John A. Aland
Pegraim
John A. Sparks
Dingle
Standley H. Rich
Parle
Ida
J. T. Carruth
Register
Alias Summons in Prairie vs Larsen District Court
The Idaho Fifth Judicial District Bear Lake County issues an alias summons to James Larsen in a divorce and custody suit filed by Loulewwem Prairie. The complaint seeks dissolution of marriage, custody of children, and barring defendant from interfering, with 20 to 40 days for answer depending on service. Court clerk H. H. Broomhead signs and seals the document. attorney T. L. Glenn represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bear Loulewwem
wCbIua
H. A. Broomhead
Paris
Idaho
H. H. Broomhes
T. L. Glenn
Plaintiff
Montepelier
Notice of Publication for Homestead Entry, Paris Idaho
Department of the Interior notice from the States Land Office at Boise Idaho dated June 1 1918 states Lewis u lH of Paris Idaho files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim on lands described in Section 5 Township 14 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. The proof is to be taken before Smith Hoge U S Commissioner at Paris Idaho by July 10 1915. Witnesses named Joseph Stucki Frank Bolton Gottfried Tigesh Fred Lewis all residents of Paris Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
States Land Office
Bix Idaho
U Lh
Lewis
Paris
Idaho
Olibi
Township
Rang
Boise Meridian
Smith Hoge U
Clainau
Stucki
Frack Bolton
Gotefried
Tigesh
Fred
Parla
Dabies
Garutti
Notice of Pardons and Legal Publication
A historical notice in the Judicial District of the State announces pardon considerations for Walter Ernest Baer after a 1917 conviction. It lists a period of imprisonment and upcoming legal publication deadlines as the case proceeds through state authorities. The document cites F. VU. Boxes and is dated May 18, 1818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turgary
Yitun
Walter Ernest Baer
Notice to Creditors in Idaho Estate Proceeding
In the Idaho probate court for Bear Lake County the estate of William Kody Jr deceased is announced. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by September 24, 1918 at the Soda Springs business place of Studebaker Bros Co in Bannock County Idaho or be forever barred. Dated May 15, 1918. H S Howare RJ Nygert attorneys for the administrator Soda Springs Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
State of Idaho
Win. Kody Jr
Tereby
William Bosy
Willam
Howard
Studewaker Bros. Co
Soda Spritus
Bannock County
Idaho
Gladiator Letter From No Man's Land Ends With Reunion
A wounded World War I letter describes a raid in No Man's Land, bombs, and a brutal夜 night. Three men fall, but six stretcher bearers rescue them under fire as Jane arrives at the hospital with a ring. The note closes with news of planned Stone set and two new war plant contracts totaling about 7 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferno
Jack
Tom
Meno
Jane
Jang
Training Camp Facilities Expand for War Effort
Camp facilities nationwide enhance athletic training with 16 baseball fields at Camp Lewis Washington and full equipment. Track, swimming, tennis courts, and golf facilities are expanding as hundreds participate in divisional contests with over 20 000 spectators. Demand rises for skilled workers and support staff for the war effort including mules handlers blacksmiths cooks and interpreters as trucks and mail services expand between the United States and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Ie Unsey
Commission On Training
Camp Lewis
Washington
War Department
Army
Study on Medicine Glycerin Use Prompts Plan to Curtail Supply
A study examines the formulae and manufacturing of medicines needing glycerin. Plans to cut quantities if needed will be submitted to the general medical board of the Council of Na tional Defence. The Bohemian Press notes experiments with Upaner eloth showing success. Hungarian state railways will provide employees with summer clothing made from this fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Medical Board
The
Council of Na ‘Ense
Upaner
Eer—Eloth
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Sharon
Sag A. Button
A Stur Ley
Fee of Paris
Milford
Rich Morristow
J. Henry Stocker
Frank Beck
Round Valley
Fred J. Price
Leslie Bolton
Idave
Lake Couty
EB. J.hasigeit
Cain
Notioe
H. S. Howare
RJ. Nygert
the ‘Adsministrator
Soda Springs
Bear Lake County
Féahe
No Man’s Land
Harry Irving Greene
Little Rock
Ark
Brunswick, Ga
Motor Transport Service of
Post Office Department
Embaron
France
Idaho Farmer
Mong
Allhose
Taube
Irapertaner
the Post
Uinar
John Skelton Williams
Congress
Corpor
Public Utilities Commissions
Mea
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraphs Co
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