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Paris First Church lists new missionary appointments naming Tizra Stucki Heber G Keeteh and Charles Lanark. The brief notice outlines leadership changes and assignment notices for the mission field.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
5
Paris First Church lists new missionary appointments naming Tizra Stucki Heber G Keeteh and Charles Lanark. The brief notice outlines leadership changes and assignment notices for the mission field.
Lotice for Publication from the Interior Department announces Hannah J. Nelson of St Charles Idaho filing for three year proof to establish land claim in sections 10 and 5 NW and SW3 Township 435 East Boise Meridian. Hearing before M. Cherry United States Commissioner Montpeder Idaho on May 28 19 years. Witnesses Wyrum Esterholdt June Aland Jonu Sparks Standley Rich J Carrutu.
In the Fifth Judicial District Olive Largen sues James Larsen in Bear Lake County Idaho to dissolve marriage and custody of children. The defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days elsewhere. Clerk Wo H Broombead records the case with attorney T L Glenn of Montepelier Idaho.
Notice is published that Walter H Lewis age 61 of Idaho has filed a claim for a three year proof to establish a land claim under serial No 91985 in Section 6 Township 14 South Range 1 East, Boise Meridian. Hearings before Commissioner Smith Hoge on July 17, 18 will confirm the witnesses Joseph Sotuehi, Bink Kolton, Getfried Janosi, and red 1 es of Paris Idaho.
The War Office reports explosive growth in wartime operations. The Army Ordnance Department has negotiated about 12 000 contracts totaling 175 million dollars this year, with additional congress pending authorizations reaching 1.67 billion dollars. April disbursements reached 356.9 million dollars, and a single order hit 169 million dollars. Gas defense expands with training, British and French guidance, and helmets issued to all overseas troops. The gas defense program runs a dedicated factory. horse masks now use riveted frames, and 5 000 masks daily are produced for France. Burgeoning war bureaucracy grows to about 25 000 employees, up 800 percent, while army strength expands. Band enlargements are ordered from 28 to 50 members per regiment, with promotions for band leaders by experience.
Notice is given that Walter Ernest Buer, inmate at the Idaho Penitentiary, was convicted of second degree surgery crime at the May Term 4 0 and sentenced on June 46 1917 to less than one year in the penitentiary. He will apply June 28 1917 to the State Board of Pardons for a full pardon at its next meeting. Dated May 8 1918.
In the Probate Court Bear Lake Idaho notice to all creditors of William Body Jr and William Bady Sr that they must exhibit vouchers to H S Howard administrator at Studebaker Bros Co Soda Springs Bannock County Idaho on or before September 2 1918 or be forever barred Dated May 10 1918 R J Dygert attorney for administrator Soda Springs Idaho
Notice to creditors of John Sorenson deceased, administrator at St. Charles Idaho, with ten months to file claims. Include discussion of letters home influencing desertion among soldiers, home sickness, and Army efforts to counteract it. Mentions opinions from wartime correspondence and public awareness about effects of home letters.
John Mackenzie chief boatswain's mate of the naval reserve force is commended for heroism aboard the Remlik in December 1917. He grappled with a heavy depth charge that broke loose, held it down as it struck and rolled, and safely lashed it to prevent explosion, saving the ship and crew.
The public and the utility must work together to generate revenues adequate for service needs. Cooperation is essential to meet the financial requirements and sustain operations without fail.
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