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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1918

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Potato Grading Becomes Compulsory for Market Sealed Goods

Under a federal and state order, potato grading becomes mandatory for licensed sealers selling outside Idaho. The Market Department notes Idaho production this year is down, but quality is high and prices should hold with adequate railcars. Prices for U S No 1 No 2 Idaho Fancy are projected at 1.20 1.35 and 1.50 respectively.

Federal State Food Administration Department of Agriculture Idaho Tne U.S No U. S Oregon California Washington Bentherin Farm Markets Department Turket Demang Ca Pot

Terrell Seeks District Judge Post in Fifth Judicial District

Robert M Terrell announces candidacy to succeed himself as one of the two District Judges in Idaho's Fifth Judicial District comprising Bear Lake Power Bingham Oneida and Franklin counties. He notes his appointment under a recent act and urges voters to assess his performance through county officials and district facilities, pledging fair impartial administration if elected.

Bamnuck Power Beat Lake Oneida Franklin Idaho Bear Lake County Lought Robert M.terrel

Endless line helps safely ferry home soldiers homeward bound

A damaged text fragment describes soldiers in rifles in hand making a safe journey to finish their voyage to “the endless line.” Residents call it the Fourth Liberty, while the AmUylar aoe blanket Tous appears in the garbled lines.

Feamers

Police Officer Sherrod Shot in Bear Lake County Murder

Shot by an African American man while on duty, J. Sherrod of Pocatello died two hours later after surgery. The Montpelier town mourns the loss as investigators pursue a suspect believed known to locals. Sherrod, a railroad policeman with a solid reputation, hailed from Montpelier and was well connected in the community. The Bear Lake stake area remains tense as authorities pursue the killer.

Sherrod Pocat Cratic al Negro Bear Lake Montpelier Coun- ES Liberty

Idaho Draft Calls 271 Men for Camp Rose Cruoy

An October draft call lists 271 men summoned during a five day period for Camp Rose in California. The apportionment is distributed to Vermnis city and county draft boards statewide.

Idaho Camp Rosecruoy California Vermnis

Democratic County Ticket Withdraws Campaign Push for War Effort

A Democratic county ticket announces it will not campaign this year, citing time and money should support government war efforts. The slate lists candidates for state senator, representatives, commissioners, clerk, sheriff, treasurer, assessor, probate judge, county attorney and other posts with no further campaigning planned.

Wilson

Idaho Urges Full Support for Fourth Liberty Loan

The message calls on Idahoans and every state to oversubscribe the fourth Liberty Loan to finance the war effort. It warns slackers and praises early buyers, insisting those who can afford to buy up to their limit deserve respect while urging broader participation to hasten victory and a lasting peace.

Idaho Hohenzollerns Hapsburgs House of Osman Uncle Sam Liberty Loan

New Federal Rules Regulate Public Eating Places

A new program for all public eating places, effective October 21, announced by Idaho’s federal food administrator L F Bicknell, restricts bread types, meat portions and dairy servings as part of a nationwide effort to ration food for Allied aid. The twelve general orders, linked to the Food Control Act, emphasize co operation and may enforce compliance through sugar and flour distribution.

L F. Bicknell Idaho United States Food Administration United States Food Administration The Ffood Patron

Telegram on Wheat Movement Under Government Price Policy

Telegram from H M Pugmire County Food Administrator relays Hoover order for broad publicity. Pershing demands divert grain ships delaying seaboard wheat movement, causing temporary storage at terminals. Farmers sold wheat below government price. message urges patience to ensure full price to growers. Bicknell.

H. M. Pugmire Hoover General Pershing Western Front Seaboard

Drafted Men Depart for Military Assignments in Idaho Washington and California

Drafted men from multiple towns are ordered to service posting. Names include William Taylor Paris Ken neth Buoderson St Charles Carlyle Olson Ovid Esrorgt Howell High Haven George Sparks Dingle Martin Teuscher Raymond Vancouver Fort Rosecrans California. Several families report returns from Salt Lake.

William Taylor Paris Kenneth Buoderson St. Charles Carlyle Olson Ovid Moscow Idaho Esrorgt Howell High Haven George E. Sparks Dingle Martin G. Teuscher Raymond Vancouver Washington Fort Rosecrans California

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