Local and Personal Notices From Paris Area
Local notices report Smedley returning from Salt Lake and Mrs Pugmire ill in St Charles with pneumonia. Paris Drug Co staff, Utah visitors, weddings in Salt Lake, and a October 27 daylight time change. Also elections, reorganization of U M I A Paris Ist ward, lost automobile jack near Bloomington, a for sale or trade horse, and a joint social of Paris wards with upcoming work starting October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stewart
The
Paris Drug Co
Utah
M. Pugmire
St. Charles
Paris
Bloomington
Abel Rich
District Judge Seeks Re election on Strong Four Year Record
A district judge running for re election touts a four year tenure in Bannock Bearake Oneida Franklin and Power counties. He claims he handled work of two judges by early court starts and long hours saving hundreds of thousands for the district while noting voters must balance time to meet candidates over large rural area. He urges voters to check county officials’ views and emphasizes fairness and full hearing of both sides.
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Sasha
Bannock
Bearake
Oneida
Franklin and
Power
Siland
Ji-ge-Guheen
Christmas parcels for American Expeditionary Force
The War department allows relatives and friends to mail standard size Christmas packages to officers and soldiers in France. Each package may weigh up to 3 pounds and measures 9 by 4 by 3 inches. Apply through Red Cross chapters to obtain standard containers. Mail by November 15, 1918, with coupons bearing correct APF names and addresses. no package goes forward without a coupon.
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War Department
France
Red Cross
Emerson School Notes Show Five Weeks Of Attendance And Prep
Public School has been in session now for five weeks. Upper grades organized class officers and prepared for earnest study. Grounds are cleaned and prepared for games and contests. Government outlined Red Cross work including bags pillows and story book pamphlets for wounded soldiers. Eighty eight students were neither tardy nor absent in first month. The Shepherd-Hainertz presents three tennis rackets to the school. Arrangements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvilla Smedley
Red Cross
Porter's Draftee Death and War Housing Reform Efforts
Roy Porter 30 died of pneumonia at Camp Dix after surgery and hardship in Idaho. In Alabama, ordnance plans fund better milk and living conditions to appease workers at the Mussel Shoals nitrate plants in Tuscumbia, Sheffield, and Florence. A public market and housing improvements are under a community banner to support war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Porter
Montpelier
Thorsday
Porter
Camp Dix N. J
Lanark
Idaho
Nellie Parker
Henry Parker
Tuscumbia
Alosoy
Sheffield
Florence
Ala
Mussel Shonis
Ordnances
Central
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H C. Smedley
Salt Lake
Abyari T. Shepherd
Edgar Lindsay
Noonau
Charles Schoon- Thaker
Grandy
Peter Grandy
Charles Grandy
Victor Reese
Elsie Skinner
Nouvan
Washington D. C
Istward
Libbie Rich
Louise Wheileman
S. H. Rich
Importan
Rinehart Studio
Kodak Store
Shellinx
Sharon
M. L. Chilton
iIngr4Pacatello Optical Co
Goodanan-Christman Jewelry
Stucki
America
Gustavus
Gustavus Fry Swift
Swift
Swift & Company
Swift& Company
Swift &Company
Emerson School Notes
Ree
Liberty Lean
Shipula
Dr. Baylif
T.-Shepherd-&-Sons
Shepherd Clo
Shepherd Hardware & Imolement GO
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