Retribution and War Relief Plans Highlight Home Front Turmoil
A call to duty decries pacifism as war consumes the nation. Plans for Belgian and French relief plan to ship 42.6 million bushels of wheat and other foods, totaling 280 million dollars for a year. The U S will finance via loans to Belgium and France. Britain and France cover shipping and non U S goods. The Red Cross aids, with 6 000 tons collected, while coke ovens waste 1 850 000 horsepower daily.
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Pershing
Lizzie
Angel
St. Peter
Earl Wayland Bowman
United States
Idvanenity ii
Europe
Relief Commission
Red Cross
Eeen
Commissioners Proceed October 14 1918
County board, chaired by John T Peterson pro tem, approves reports of treasurer, auditor, clerk, and sheriff. It grants $20 to Mrs Michael for winter fuel and $500 to Bear Lake County Farm Bureau. Appointments fix registrars in Montpelier and St. Charles and Pegram precincts. Utah Power & Light bond accepted. Numerous bills approved and warrants drawn on the current expense fund. Some long list of expenditures and indigent support.
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John T Peterson
Fred C. Evans
H. H Broomhead
D. C. Kunz
Michael
Michaael
Jas. S. Poulson
D. L. Sargent
Bear Lake County Farm Bureau
Utah Power & Light Company
United States_Fidelty and Guaranty_company
Idaho
Alias summons in district court case Bear County Idaho
Government legal notice summons to Louis Sorensen Martha Krush tank and others in a cross complaint filed by Gem State Lumber Company. Foreclosure of two material liens on Lot 6 Ideal Home subdivision and Lot 2 block 3 Jones subdivision in Montpelier Idaho. Court requires appearance within twenty to forty days depending on service location. Witness dated October 19.
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Fifth Judetal District
State of Idaho
Tor Hear Lake County
East Side Lumber Company
A Corporation
Louis
Montpelier
Idaho
Mansien
Jones
Crogs
Gemstate Summer Company Cross-Complaint Filed
Clerk JT H Broomread and attorneys Budge and Merrill file a cross complaint for Gemstate Summer Company. The document provides attorney names and a mis-typed address placeholder indicating a filing location. Further specifics unavailable in the fragment.
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JT. H. Broomread
Budge & Merrill
Gemstate Sumner Company
Uocatetio
Tdauhae
Notice of final three year proof for Homestead Entry
Serial No 024148 Department of the Interior United States Land Office Blackfoot Idaho October 26 1918 notice that Albert J Hugl sburg of Dingle Idaho who on May 15 1916 made Homestead Entry No 024148 for the SW Sec 8 NW Sec 17 NE Sec 18 Township 16 S Range 40 E Boise meridian gives notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim before M K Cherry United States Land Office at Helena Idaho on December 9 1918 claimant witnesses Hyrum Esterholdt Alonzo Palmer Jonathan E K Pugmire John H Sparks J M Carruth Register
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Dlive
Blackfoot
Idaho
Albert J&. Hugsburg
Dingle
South Range
M Kk. Cherry
United States
Dominiaployer
Ofice
Montpeler
Hyrum Esterholdt
Pegram
Alonzo Palmer
Bloomington
Jonathan EK. Pugmire
John H Sparks
J. ‘Lf. Carruth
Register
Notice to Creditors Estate of Margaret Grandy
Executor Emil Grandy announces claims against the estate of Margaret Grandy deceased must be filed within ten months after first publication with vouchers. Claims should be presented to the executor at Paris in Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated Paris Bear Lake County Idaho 1924.
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Hs Igs
Paris
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Emil Grandy
Estate of Hyrum H Hymas and Julia Hymas notice
James Poulson administrator of the estate of Hyrum H Hymas and Julia Hymas deceased invites creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Address for claims is Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Notice dated Paris October 28 1918.
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Hyrum H. Hymas
Julila Flytmas
Hyrum H.hymes
Julia Hymas
Paris
Bear Lake County
Idaho
James Poulson
Pyrum H. Hymas
Juila Hymas
Nursing manpower targets set by acting surgeon general
Brig. Gen Charles Richard corrected a statement about nursing needs. He said 25,000 nurses must be obtained before January 1, 1919, with 16,000 already on the army nurse corps rolls and 9,000 still needed. He estimated 60,000 nurses will be required by July 1, 1919, meaning 34,000 must step forward within the year.
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Gorgnis
France
Red Cross
Surgeon Generals
Richard
Army Nurse Corps
Befor
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