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Home missionary appointments listed include Clea D. L. Sargent Geo N. Weston Jos?p twin Garden City Paris Laketown.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
5
Home missionary appointments listed include Clea D. L. Sargent Geo N. Weston Jos?p twin Garden City Paris Laketown.
The Kaiser envisions world trade domination after a six month European campaign. Germany would seize France and parts of Russia, extract indemnities, and force U S acquiescence or lose dyes, chemicals, and fertilizers. Americans mass five million in France. home front must boost war work and cut wheel-of-war preparations. Red Cross funds collect fruit pits and nut shells for charcoal gas masks. girl scouts and grocers aid nationwide drive.
Local service advertises battery care for winter storage. It urges immediate registration with a form, details proper water levels, avoids overcharging, and warns against freezing. The provider offers wet storage for all makes, free for batteries over one year or used heavily, and a winter storage program with a fixed fee for younger batteries. It stresses charging, testing, and rebuilts to prevent sulphation and damage, and promises to return batteries ready for spring use. It also notes dry storage limits and the high cost of renting batteries, promoting free storage and expert care through a regular Willard storage room.
A storage agreement from the Idaho Electric Co of Montpelier Idaho for wet or dry battery storage during 1918 1919. It outlines dry storage free and wet storage at five dollars with duties to maintain distilled water and periodic charging and states the company not responsible for damage from fire or wear. It includes owner signatures and conditions on resale parts and reassembly.
Motors speed them to front as trucks move in great war effort. The text notes rapid mobilization, logistics, and mentions the Fourth Liberty Loan urging submission to ensure troops reach battles in time.
General Orders No 53 from the War Department in Washington announces a gold chevron to be worn on the lower left sleeve by officers, field clerks, and enlisted men with six months in a war theatre. The badge honors active service and extends to home-front workers, linking war effort to national pride alongside the Fourth Liberty Loan badge.
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