Aviation Front Struggles for Mechanics as War Prolongs
After three years of warfare, the total air strength on the western front remains around 2,500. Each air squadron requires 46 skilled workers, two replacement planes, and a training plane per pilot, plus spare engines. Planes last two months and engines need overhaul after 75 hours. With Americans deploying, the demand for mechanics, enginemen, and wood and metal workers at airfields and repair depots becomes critical to maintain air superiority.
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Act
County Commissioners Approve Bear River Bridge Plan
The Bear River bridge project near Borden Station Wyoming gains approval. Citizens pledged 1450 to 2000 dollars to aid approaches with construction slated for winter 1918-19. The board also outlines a road route north to Georgetown siding and tolls off crossing closures and parcel purchases.
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John T. Peterson
Fred C. Evans
H. H Broomhead
D. C. Kunz
Bear River
Borden Station
Wyoming
Messrs
J. W. Cook
Georgetown
Bears River
O. Bets R. R. Co
Novene
R.R. Co
Court House
Paria Hotel
Paris Post
Paris
Bear Lake County
Syms-York Co
Mdse
Boise
M. Price
Treas
J. H. Rich
J.H. Grimmett
Treags
C. Hansen-Go
Ind
D. CG
Essees
S. H. Rich
Road and Bridge Fund
F. W. Sleight
H. D. Kunz
Elmo Dayton
Eeeae
Marvin Dayton
George
Nate
Seeens
Cloyd Dayton
I. A. Dayton
Labor Dist
SR. Hall
A. m
Peterson
Union Pacific Urges Colonization to Boost Farming Areas
A Union Pacific System appeal from Omaha Nebraska promotes colonization to multiply agricultural and industrial units. It invites farmers in Oregon Short Line territory and others to report suitable acreages and potential settlers, stressing public support and local knowledge to expand farming and rail network prosperity.
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Union Pacific
Union Pacific System
Omaha
Nebraska
Oregon Short Line
Notice to creditors in estate of John A Hymas
Notice is given by Jo. Joseph M Hymas administrator of the estate of John A Hymas deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after publication to the administrator at Liberty. Date February 11 1918.
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John A. Hymas
Joseph M.hymas
Liberty
Joseph M. Hymas
Notice to creditors in estate of Andrew Bergreen deceased
Administrator of the estate of Andrew Bergreen deceased invites creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to the administrator at his home in St Charles Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated January 16 1918 at St Charles Idaho. Administrator of the estate of Andrew Bergreen deceased
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Andrew Bergreen
St. Charles
Bear Lake
Idaho
Estray Heifer Notice in Blooming ton Idaho 1918
I left in my possession a black three year old heifer marked with a horned head and ear slits. If not claimed on or before April 1 1918 it will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at my home in Bloomington Idaho. W W Thornock Constable.
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Bloomington
Idaho
W. W. Thornock
Stuckt Home Event Timeframe Noted
An entry records a 22 event at Stuckt Home from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with unspecified details.
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Stuckt
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Shirley
Wilford
W. Rich Morris Low
J. Henry Stocker
Frank Beck
H.H. Broomhead
Dunford
Lara
Jensen
Peter Neilson
Sharon
Garden City
Samuel Matthews
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Alma Findlay
M. J. Floyd
Lanark
B. P. Hymas
Jesse L. Cottle
Heber C. Keetch
J. J. Grimmett
David N.-Low
Ovid
Chris. Tueller
Ezra Stucki
W. H. Michaelgoh
J Bredy
Price Leslie
Bolton Round Valley
Dr-Phas
Bayeiff
Browning Building
Spencer
The
Idaho Farmer
Idaho F
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Net
Yule
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Andrew Bergreen Deceas
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B.S. ' ‘Hansen
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