Notice of Proof of Water Use for Dotson Irrigation
Notice is given that on April 30 1919 at New Plymouth Idaho before Notary E Haynes proof will be submitted for beneficial use of 2.14 cubic feet per second from an unnamed stream under Permit No 13523. Applicant is Thos E Dotson of New Plymouth Idaho. Water used for irrigation via Dotson Ditch from a priority date of April 22 1918. State Engineer Swendsen to publish first March 27 last April 17.
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New Plymouth
Payette
State of Idaho
E. Haynes
Ue Stats Engineer
State of
Idaho
Thos
B. M
Dotson
Americans Turn From Front to Field in French Truck Farms
American troops in France shifted from battle lines to truck farming improving hospital district gardens in Bordeaux and southern France. Veterans convalescing at St Mie l and Chateau Thierry found value in garden work aiding recovery and morale, with British and Australian experts endorsing soil work as a stronger cure than other treatments.
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France
Tian
Sterling Helll
Paris
Bordeaux
Baker
Red Cross
Rene
Nimont
St. Miciel
Chateau
Thierry
St. Mihiel
Som
Animals Fear Airships In Aerial Menace
A historical report describes widespread animal fear of airships. Game birds crouch while domestic fowl alarm loudly. Swedish aviator Van Hoffken notes elk, foxes, and other wildlife fleeing as airships approach. Dogs howl and seek shelter as Zeppelins traverse between cities.
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van Hoffken
Dusseldorf
Basen
Preserving French Treasures and a Wartime Misadventure
The article notes Lille's Palais des Beaux Arts housed the famed head of wax, Tete de Cire, once in terra cotta and wax with disputed attributions. It recounts the head moved to safety before the Teutonic invasion. A brother at Camp Hancock reports a mishap where he guided mules and ruined a government harness during field duties.
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Lille
Palais Des Beaux Arts
Camp Hancock
Ele
Hopeful Godspur Cheered by End of War War-weary Man Hopes for Lower Living Costs
A hopeful remark captures Godspur's mood as he looks more cheerful now that the war is over. His friend fears disillusionment, noting Godspur assumes prices will drop and he can live on his salary again.
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Godspur
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