United War Work Campaign Appeals for Support Across States
The United War Campaign unites seven welfare agencies to boost morale for American soldiers. President Wilson requests wide public backing as states announce their allotments, with Idaho at 426 250 dollars and California at 4 688 750 dollars among totals across the union.
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Amercan Boys
United War Campaign
K. of O
War Camp Community Service
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library Association
Salvation Army
General Pershing
United War
Paigs
United War Work
America
Wilson
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Montana
Oregon
Washington
California
Mrs. Mary Astle Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Mary Astle of Montpelier died after a brief illness of influenza. Born in Paris in December 1884, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eulried Stocker. She married Lewellyn Astle on October 31, 1917, in Salt Lake. a baby boy eleven days old, plus her parents, four sisters, and one brother survive.
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Paris
Mary Astle
Montpelier
Astle Wa
Eulried Stocker
Lewellyn Astle
Salt Lake
Addison T Smith for Congressmen Renominated in Primaries
Addison T Smith from south of Twin Falls is renominated for Congress with no opposition. He backs preparedness and supports emergency legislation and war appropriations. He authored irrigation and land settlement bills, advocates price supports and farm machinery regulation, and pursues rights of settlers and public land residents. He also champions prohibition, woman suffrage, rural credits, and wheat pricing reforms.
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Addison T
Twin Falls
Congress
Smith
Sea Hill
Pnsa Rein
Reclamation Service
Bianeau
North Side
Minidoku Fort Hall
Notice of Quarantine for Paris Idaho Travelers
The Mayor and City Board of Health announce a quarantine precaution due to Spanish influenza. People traveling from infected districts into Paris Idaho will face a seven day quarantine on return. Dated Paris Idaho October 25 19TS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Sutton
Bord of Health
Paris
Idaho
Pigeons to the Front Rally for Liberty Bonds
A wartime call urges Americans to buy Liberty Bonds to support the war effort. The slogan emphasizes forging American resolve with the phrase I Can in America and promotes bond purchases to fund military aims.
Bear Lake County Democratic Ticket Praise Prevails
The article endorses Bear Lake County Democrats for multiple offices. It highlights John T Petersen for County Commissioner District 2, M B Cherry for District 3, Brantley H Rich for Treasurer, Asa Athay for Sheriff, A L Berry for Assessor, Miss Lucile Hall for County Treasurer, E J Haddock for Probate Judge, and Wm J Rian for County Attorney. It praises service, experience, and dedication to county welfare.
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John T Petersen
Zod
Bear Lake County
Asa Athay
Bear Lake
Rich
Germany
District Board
Boise
Adjutant Generals Office
Delar Galary
A. L. Berry
Wardboro
Lucile Hall
EJ. Haddock
Wm. J. Rian
Mr. Ryan
Ryan
Pershing Urges All To Save Coal
Fuel Administrator Carfield cites General Pershing from France urging Americans to conserve coal to keep war industries railroads and shipping operating. He stresses miners support soldiers and calls for every worker to do their part to hasten victory and peace.
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F A. Carfield
Washington, D. C
Pershing
France
America
Inductions Into Salt Lake City S A T C Open to October 30
Inductions into the Students Army Training Corps at Utah Agricultural College Logan Utah may continue through October 30 due to a telegram from the education and training committee. The college can induct men into both collegiate and vocational S A T C sections as quotas fill, with eligibility including age 10 to years, high school work, and physical fitness.
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Students' Army Training Corps
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Committee On Education and Special Training
Atbot
SAL T. C
Robert O. Jones Nominated for Idaho Secretary of State
The Republican state central committee named Robert O. Jones of Kellogg as the candidate for secretary of state. A Idaho native, Jones worked in Coeur d'Alene mines to fund college, graduated from the University of Idaho in 1909, later engaged in Shoshone mining, served in the state legislature in 1912, helped promote a Workmen's Compensation law, and acted as secretary to Senator James H. Brady in Washington for three years. He is described as familiar with Idaho problems and well qualified for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. von Canon
Republican State Central Committee
Robert O. Jones
Kellogg
Boise
James H. Brady
Washington D. C
Thit
Public Service Reserve Seeks Tradesmen Employment
United States Public Service Reserve invites tradesmen to apply for government industry work. James L. Dainford serves as County Chairman overseeing recruitment and placement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Service Reserve
James L. Dianford
Public Service Reserve
Swet Couple Returns to Albion After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Archie Sweat came back to Albion last week. Mrs Sweat previously known as Misa Elsie Hymas of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Sweat
Albion
M's.Sweat
Misa Elsie Hymas
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Wilford Price
Lara Jensen
Ovid
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Paebolé
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London
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Alle
M. B. Cherry
Cherry
Consolidated Wagon & Macchine
Brantley H. Rich
Treaurer-Of
Tere Ehfilly
Onder Hia
Béar Lake County
Frebeurer
Neni Hers
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Agricultural College
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