Fruitland News Roundup and Community Notices
Mrs. R G Wilson to move from Lanier to Post Office as registration office shifts. Dated items include society circles, birthdays, baptisms, church events, travel updates, school commencement, and plans for local business partners Johnson and Chapin opening a store. Also reports on alumni, faculty, and Red Cross use of domestic art coins. Community happenings, local visits, and upcoming training camps noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliver
Pruitlnd High School
D. L. Ingard
Sth
Lester Branthover
Waldo Homan
Grant Willams
Charley Mitchell
Phil Carpenter
Grant Gardner
Hew Harris
M. R. Powell
Lafe Royston
Walter Schmid
Earl Fleck
J. O. Johnson
J. C. Chapin
Payette
Pleasant View
Fruitland
Johnson and Sons
Harvey
Fot Chas. S. Miller
T Neilson
Tistory
Esther Re
Margarette Bramit
Nampa
Albert Jones
Sissouri
Jogle Nicola
Amsey Bollinger
Jaze] Smith
James Deel
Clive Hunter Sr
Nellie Burnett
Harriet Mersz
Tearney
Neb
Mise Isabelle Crown
Sydey
Dent
Ross
Chautauqua to Hear U S Military Instructor C J Bushnet
C J Bushnet of Pennsylvania Military College and Gillovra Reserve Training Corps will Lecture at Chauttauqua on war issues from the home front. Two lecturers have been requested by organizers for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestal
Maude Aldrich
Nampa
Venua Eldredge
Tom
A. B. Eldredge
Geo. Cross Ang Chhldren
Ogden
Utah
Alien Kinneog
Ontario
H. 8
Kinni— Sunang Aarl
T Ime Waite
Weaser
Sunaay
Hdl. Jones
K. Hunter
D. D. Munter
Chidren
Loy Lrouxvale
Iona
Weir Parente
W. P. Seeley
New Meadows
Wikier
A. H. Ramey
Lou
Cascade
Mr. Ramey
Montour
Othe
Chas
L. H. Rich
Ida Kullander
Welser
Selma
Salt Lake
Kensington
Minn
Ida
D. D. Falkner
Flaxville
Mont
Boise-Payette Lumber Company
Falkner
M. R. Powell
H. B. Robinson
Caldwell
Methodist Ladies
Robinson
Fruitland
Chautauqua
U.S
C.J. Bushnet
Pennsylvania
Colrre
Gillovra
Trilla
Ing Corps
U. S. Army
Chauteuqua
Sandpoint
Effective Shells and War Casualties Debate
Controversy over artillery power rages as claims of twenty thousand dollars in shells needed to kill a single enemy emerge. Despite vast shell costs, total battlefield deaths from artillery across sides likely number in the millions. Also an ad offers furniture for private sale at 115 Rich Street, phone 264 Precht, as relocation to Alaska is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alas
Eare
War talk and home problems in summer lecture series
Government and war topics fill a summer program with lectures on Europe and home front issues. Lincoln Wirt, war correspondent, speaks on the European situation while Mr. Les reviews governmental problems at home. A planned speaker is noted for lacking full briefing on the war and its domestic effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pny
Lincoln Wirt
Europe
Les
Hota
Ehmgemedt
Aly
10000 Shark Hooks Made For Government Use
Marine News reports a shipyard or smithing operation produced 10,000 shark hooks in three sizes for U S government use. F W Fordham of New London Connecticut signed the contract and arranged a thirty day delivery window. The manufacturer kept constant production to meet a brisk shipping pace to New York agents within the contracted time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fymana
Uneko
F W. Findham
New London
Cann
Farting
Shaw
Fordham
New York
Marine News
Potatoes In Sweden Crop Use and Consumption Estimates
In Sweden the potato crop use and consumption are estimated for the year S4244. About 37 percent of the crop is allocated to animal feed, while remaining portions cover human and other uses. The report notes a 6.5 percent year over year change in total output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Officiult
The War The Far And The Farmer
A three part article denounces German submarine warfare in World War I. It argues the threat enslaves American farmers, destroys commerce, and murders civilians at sea. The piece asserts refusal to submit to Kaiser’s terms preserves liberty and economic survival for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kaiser
Pearce
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Ruitland
R. G. Wilson
Lewe
Janbeck
Willan
Madesen
Tueing
Motonnell
Garten
Levi Jokneam
Ft AL
Gooutne
Mise Aphin Rutinson
Gooding
Tierrit ‘Tarlar
Ben
Ifake
Oregon Power
Swans Fair
Bowe
F. B. Spainlawer
Taylor
Bud
Navy
Cambridge ix
New Plymouth
Chas. Whiters
God
J. H. Bowers
Daugher Mies Gate
Paul
Brethren Church
Wellser
Jesse Beckwith
Does Kessler
J. Deal
E. B. Sar Went
Sone
Shamberger
Gaye Bowers
Hallie Parriott
Weiser
H. B. Strawn
H. BL Solterbeck
Wetser
D. Bollinger
Galen Bollinger
Farco
Seniay
Marjorie Scholes
Herun
John Driscoll
Bolge Sunita
M. W. Trezeltne
M. M. Gradish
Tolae
State Baptist Board
Winnifred Bossen
Parvito
J. Tackeltt
M. Pritzl
Vauch
Sarow
Wallis
Payitts
Rex
McCoxrd
Fedilit
and Mire
Aardner Jast ‘Tieslay Ey Ong
Inirossat- Accial-Cviniog
Waa
Andor Tig
Mfreshmonte
O. W. Keeling
Aerch
Pennsylvania Avenue
Abletran’s
M. Chirke
Mr. Keeling
Mise Marghett
Mise
Iola
Grover
Alexveter Park
Beckford Coon
Donald
Marie Hass
Martin
Wenatchee
Wash
Church of Christ
O. W. Keel Ing
Dunaster
A. Hi. Ramey
Bonor
McKeown
Fedilis Sunsday
Brethren
A. L. Gorhap
Moen Bohannon
Fi Gorn
Herbert Homan
Lacey Griep
H. Sargent
Long ‘Valley
Hardin
B. E. Hunter
Sargent
Chas, McCourd
McCourds
Charles
Arthur
Frances McDoard
Grandview
Idaho
Rey
L. H
England
Charles II
Kansas City Journal
Nautauqua
We Ney
Sys
Luzerne
Luzerné Plosers
Luzerne Westcott Crandell
Mie Crandall
San Direy
Nice
University of Arizona
Perams
Pryett
THE
Payette Mills
J. Bushnell
J. A. Lauer & Brother
Glenn C. Landon
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