Sugar Conservation Notes Amid War Time Rationing
A wartime notice urges reduced sugar use for home canning and preservation. It cites certificates for buyers, limits on corn starch substitutes, and calls for community restraint to support Allied food needs. The Payette patriotic women are asked to attend a Council of Nations Defense meeting at the Commercial Club on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompliut
Star Bakery
Tory
Hy Justee
Bancroft
Lerger
Russia
Italy
England
France
Belgium
United States
Payette
Woitine Committee
Council of Nations Defense
Con Mercial Clu
Brainard, Secy
Turner
Payette County
Encampment A Chautauqua 10 Grand Success
The Grand Army of Idaho in Payette last week drew over three hundred attendees, the largest crowd yet in the state. Mayor Woodward welcomed visitors at Woodward Hall, and speakers from the G A R and W R C praised Payette's hospitality before a final program ending with the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the
epUlgic of
Idaho
Payette
J. F. Orr
Commercial Club
Willard White
Pat Department
G. A. RB
Sinker
Dept
Geo. F. Kinnery
John McGlinchey
Apaehea
Geo
F. Kimery
Pardeck
Dr. Reynolds
J. W. Shiels
Lontire
Twin Falls
Slinker
Dorothy
Tadiew
G. AT
Albert
Lester Albert
Card of Thanks for Kind Sympathy During Illness and Death
I thank the many friends who kindly rendered their assistance during the long sickness and death of my dear wife. BTSR KEIN.
Death of Soldier Web in WWI Described in Letter
Dear Neighbor recounts the death of “Web” after a German shrapnel burst wounded six during a fatigue party near an abandoned town in France. Burial with military honors followed in an Officer’s Cemetery as effects were packed for delivery to his family. The letter, dated March 1918, also notes official dispatches from General Orders praising unit conduct in the April 1918 and subsequent actions near Suicheprey, with names of officers and men cited for exemplary service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Web
Ourtain
Tme
Local notes include visitors and travel around Payette
Personal mentions list residents and guests visiting Payette area. Notables include Anna Giesler and Leora Smith visiting. Lt Alvard Mose stationed at Camp Fremont. Dr Hurd returning from Portland. various trips to Boise Walla Walla Weiser and Twin Falls. cinema and graduation events. births. and local enterprise and road updates.
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Anna Giesler
Beach
Leora Smith
Alvard Mose
Camp Fremont
E. C. Morrell
Pocatello
Geo.t. Rhoads
B. Sanger
Boise
H. B. Catron
Auto
Lost River Country
Wentworth H. Moss
Bas Boom
Petersburg
Marshal Jeffries
Walla Walla
Jeffries
Derents
RB. Hurd
Portland
Oregon
Oregon- Washington Veterinary Association
Emma Hodson
Yesterdy
Fred A. Voight
Long Beach
Calif
Payette
L. Mathis
Babr Snyder
Weiser
Larder
Albert
First Nations
Bank
Pence
Bet
Maule
Dwiight Maule
jSrs
E. H. Murphy
Baby Mary
Tiargaret
Mra
Murphy
Harold Price
Ashley Judd
Stanford Universitty
Palo Alto
California
A. M. Jacobsen
State Dental Examining
Claud Cartwright
U. S. Army
John R. Banks
St. Tleres's College
Lucile
Fredey
Payette Priay
Ant
Buhl
Tdaho
Ther
Platt
Mann Creek
G. L Reeves
Utah
Payette County
New Plymouth
Frultland Boy Killed in Action in France
Ida Edson of Fruitland learns her son Elmer Gerald Bison 25 died in action May 201e while serving with the 14eth Machine Gun Company after transferring from the Idaho National Guards. He sailed from Fruitland first to the front, leaving behind a grieving mother three brothers and sisters, and was a Baptist church member. Also notes Red Cross Chain total of 1300 raised by local women and a fire damages home on North 6th Street where Ashikey Judd’s house caught fire and was extinguished by the fire company.
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Ida Edson
Priitland
War Department
Elmer Gerald Bison
14Eth Machine Gen
Edson
Idaho Netonal Guards
France
Fronland
McGlinchy
RED Cross
John McGlinchy
W. B. Gilmore
Peass
Holmes
Stoughton
Crump
Ervin
Ervin 10.00 Mirs. McDonald
Mirs. Farber, Sr
Mirs. Farber, Jr
Hogues
Irs
Adams
McGlinety
Fred Moss
Lauer Wih
Ashikey Judd
North 6Th Street
Fsh
Jud
Letter From G W Rhoads From World War I Service
Letter dated May 26 1918 from G W Rhoads at the 1st Corps School to family notes eagerness to return home, mentions meeting Lou Farber driving a car talking of France service and fellow from the outfit, describes heat rain and countryside around a Chateau and grounds near a border area.
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Lou Farber
France
Payette
Steve
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. S. S. Premiums
Alonzo D. Stroup
Leona Diederichson
Albert Ireton
Dorothy ‘Read
Prem
Boise-Payette i Lumber Company
Payette and Fruitland
G. T. Cottingham
H. Graham
Golden Rue
New Pymouth
Kansas City
Clyde ‘Sims
O. K
L. L. Culhart
Kanisoa City
Sims
Ife
Ito
Ralph W. Anderson
Canada
Australis
el Paso
Phoenix
Pasadena
Stockton
Sacramento
Ogden
Seattle
Tacoma
Lincoln L. Wirt
C. J. Bushnell
de Beaufort
The
Food Administration
Wirt
Europe
American Red Cross
Bushnell
Bureau of Public Information
Germany
Hindenburg
Old Soldier Fidders
Fenwick Nowell
Zedeler Symphonic
Royal Hawaiian Quintet
Columbia Phonography Company
County Council] of Defense
Defense League
Clti
Theodor Peterson
Pavette
Co. B. Motor Supply
Llr Stétor
Suieheprey
George A. Bulwer
Siena! Corps
Edwards
Duncan K
Infantry
G. A. Stevens
G. Sulmer
Short Line
G. W. Rhoads
William Maule
San Albert
Washington, D. C
Mate
J. H. Connyers
Gree
John, William
Clinton Connyers
Cascade
Connyers
Leo Ballenger
Mr. Connyers
Ray Keith
Lewis
Thayer
B.C. Kelith
Wendell
Utabo
Uhey
Leonard Wright
Prestel Law MU
Baker City
Fruitland
1St Corps
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