Idaho Industrial Training School praised by Payette editor
Payette Enterprise prints remarks by Will Wells praising the Idaho Industrial Training School two miles west of St. Anthony. He stresses it is educational not punitive, detailing farm, trades, and domestic training under Superintendent J. Fred Williams, noting transformed facilities, skilled instructors, and devoted staff.
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Idaho
J. Fred Williams
Brammar
Ford
Mr .Langlois
Williams
Scheel
State Board of Education
J.pred Millis
Ledman
Payette
Woman's Committee Form for Defense Service and Biography
The document lists a form from the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense requesting full name address age marital status color or race country of birth citizenship by birth or naturalization dependents service offered status and time pledged training preferences present occupation employer and work location references education including degrees and colleges attended. It seeks details for potential volunteers and trainees.
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Council OF National Defense
St Anthony Idaho Gem of the Mountains economy thrives
A survey of St Anthony Idaho highlights its 3000 residents and booming agriculture. It ranks as a major seed pea and sugar beet hub with six seed houses employing over a hundred people, vast irrigated lands, and large sugar beet factories. The region expands across nearby towns and markets, with a car shortage noted as a minor worry.
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ST. Anthony St. Anthony
Idaho
St. Anthony
Amerlcan
Ani
Montana
Pocatello
Rigby
Rexburg
Idsho Falls
Mackfeet
Mountains
Ledman
Union Pacific aides soldiers with magazines sent home
Union Pacific system heads of departments are requested to collect and forward magazines arriving at their offices to Ballard Dunn at Headquarters Building. Employees may send magazines from home via railroad baggage to Dunn, who will forward them to camps, stamping the face with Compliments of the Union Pacific Railroad and its Employees.
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Union Pacific System
Ballard Dunn
Roon
Dunn
Union Pacific Railroad
Uncle Sam as Chef on the Union Pacific
The dining car department of the Union Pacific announces a wartime food program with new meat bread and beverage restrictions. Vienna bread will be replaced, and wheat items reduced to support War Bread. Poultry and seafood dishes will be highlighted, aligned with Hoover’s Food Administration guidance and Food Fight Week plans.
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Uncle Sam
Union Pacific
Mérbert
Hoover
Vienna
Wwe
Graham and Co
Monus
United States Food Administrator
Hlerbert Hoover
Food Administration
Louisiana
Idaho
North Dakota
Idsho
Lost Brother Seeks J Reynolds Missing Since 1916
Clyde Texas man 2M Reynolds seeks brother J Reynolds who allegedly went to Payette in July 1916. He was about years old, dark hair and eyes, 5 inches in height, wore togers. Anyone with information urged to contact.
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Reynolds
Clyde Texas
J. &. Reynolds
Payette
Lance Bomb as Chaser and Human Aptitude Autobiography
The piece discusses Great Britain’s 60 foot chasers carrying lance bombs and a rifle for each crewman, recounting a past near miss with a U boat and noting the dangers of lance bomb rehearsal. It also contrasts aptitude with genius, arguing for an education system recognizing individual strengths and talents as described in an auto biography of Charles Francis Adams.
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Great Britain
MIL
William Washburn Nutting
Collier
Charles Francis Adams
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Payette Enterprise
Will Wells
Boterea
Pay ‘Te, Ahso
Congress
Caxton
Cookan Camp
Dietlelan
Red Cross
G. Laboratory Hi
Mantre
W. Pease, Mra
C.J Lattix
United States
Canada
Wixtco
Picetts Valley Commercial Cmd
Tailrend
Ehippers
Omeba
Pointe
OS. L
W. M. Jeffere
Gen‘l Mgr
J. A. Lauer & Bro
Britain
Coal and Building Material
Vanpetten Lbr. CO
J. A. Lauer & Brother
Glennec. Landon
Bimbalmer
Graham
the Payette Mills, Inc
Idaho Power Co
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