Transfusion debate shapes training for draft class at Idaho
The article outlines Class A and Class B programs for draft age students connected to the University of Idaho. It notes that Class A is for those with incomplete high school education and not entering the university, while Class B targets older, physically fit students who completed four years of high school and may enter a voluntary Army Training Corps at the university starting October 1.
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Um Ae
University of Idaho
All Glass
Themeelves
University
Studante Army
Ergister
Quente
Aig
Albert Laver letter from France recounts WWI frontline ordeal
In a long letter from August 13 1918 in France Albert Laver describes over the top combat with machine gun and shellfire. He praises fellow soldiers and recalls carrying a severely wounded comrade to a hospital while expressing pride in his unit and hoping for future bettering of their efforts. He mentions hospital transfers and a transfusion involving Dr Byrd of Boise City.
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Pear
Cthera
Hong
Bern
Albert A. Laver
U.S
St Coieldats
France
Leater Albert
Ct Ba
Mr. Ott
Moscow
Price
Albert
Idaho Power Company
Hh Cotlke
Byrd
Hele
Alvert
Ife
Mra
Caullla
Boise City
Second Oreration
Tre
Payette Horses Sweep Malheur County Fair Show
Payette horses dominated the Malheur County Fair with wins in multiple events led by Payette GGirl owned by B. Dibble taking first in the 2:18 pace and the 2:5 trot. Alexander G., driven by Jamca Swank for Christien richsen, won the 2:20 trot, while Bobby Miner owned by Fred Hurd grabbed the 2:40 pace and Little Wilkin won the 2:25 trot. Despite tougher competition from Boise and Ogden, Payette horses carried all first prizes. The piece also notes Liberty Drive captains and community notices including a wedding, patriotic meeting, and Ohio Day plans.
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Malheur County Fair
Payette
Payette Ggirl
B. Dibble
Alexander G
Christienrichsen
Jamca Swank
Mr. Swank
Bobby Miner
Fred Hurd
Jacob J. Len
Boise
Ogden
Salt Lake
Plymouth
Falk
Fruitland
Pete Johnson
R. Fraser
Big Willow
Walter Pence
Little Wilkin
Chas
Bolton
South Payette
Ed Harper
North Payette
Thos. Ashworth
Ward Payette
Maule
F. Albert Sra
C. W. Gislead
Whitley
Payttte
Payette County
G F Johnson Dies in Ross After Heart Trouble
Mr G F Johnson an O S S Agent from Payette died Wednesday at 1 40 PM after heart trouble. He was taken to Base Moncar for care and brought to Fayette where he will be buried in Riverside Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are not yet known. A full obituary will appear in next week's Enterprise.
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G. F. Johnsop
Moncar
Johnson
Payette
Fayette
Pest
Riverside
Notice to Our Subscribers War measure cuts off unpaid papers
The War Industries Board orders publishers to discontinue on October 1, 1918, sending paper through the mail to subscribers in arrears. If payment is not made in advance, the government will remove the name from the list causing delays in restoring service.
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War Industries Board
Fruitland Meeting Discusses Alfalfa Shipping Quarantine
A Fruitland gathering discussed alfalfa shipping limits under a county quarantine aimed at restricting spread. The group noted the issue may already be worse than perceived and urged careful field care. A separate note records a Brown Maternity Home birth and a local wedding at German Lutheran Church with a reception at Strobetin home. Sunday supper at Liberty Cafe is listed.
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Brown
Brown Maternity Home
Epector
Guy Graham
Clyde Currin
George Thomas
Local Notes From Payette Describe Residents and Events
Payette residents share travels and visits from Boise to Moscow. J W Cartwright auto tour through eastern Idaho, Nelson Wilber from Harley Valley visits Ontario fair, and Mrs J W Easter returns from Camp Cody trip. School opens full blast. district planning includes band demo and primary class review. Community news mentions Ducks season, tubercular conference Spokane, and local business moves at Liberty Cafe and National hotel.
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I. R. Pielés
Emmetts
Minnie Rice
Boise
G. i. Perry
Cole
Bain Auto
Binatang
U_ Spaulding
Welser
J. W. Spaulding
Barnard
Nevada
Portland
Fitzgerald
J. W. Cartwright
Idaho
Paysette
Burt Stearman
Kenneth Winn
Payette
Barber
Kenneth
Yhs Payette
Mont Sey
Nelson Wilber
Harley Valley
Ore- Son
Ontario
Nelson
J. W. Easter
Camp Cave
Weiser
Easter
Automobile Demolition After Bridge Collision Near Ontario
Charles Hoor and family of a rural Oregon area with neighbor Emey Lacy were traveling from Fronds to Pugett when another car with bright headlights forced them off the road between Yale and Ontario. Their car plunged into water, was left hanging on the bridge, and totally destroyed after a gasoline fire. The other driver fled. occupants of the Hoor car were soaked and taken to Ontario for treatment. A rescuer returned, struck a match to inspect beneath the wreck, igniting gasoline and a sheet of flame that narrowly spared the man’s life.
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Charles Hoor
Rou
Side
Oregon
Emey Lacy
Yale
Ontario
Aleht
Ali
Hye
Ho Be
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Dr. Byrd
Bolse
Halley
Iriasurer
Picnic Payette Valley Association
Anguoyage
Red Cross
Liberty Loan Drive
P. Monroe Smork
Third Avenue North
Perry James
Fruitlander
Maud Boyer
F. A. Boyer
Whitley Bottom
Bolton Grove
Littl
Ohio
AGT
G.F. Johnson
Ross
Strobean-Solterbegk
Rete Strohbetin
Henry Solterbeck
Hich Hoon
Strobtiern
Liberty Cafe
New Liberty Cafe
Cascade
Hagerrmen
River St
Buckley and Giester
H. M. Suffie
Myto
Uteh
Reuel Maule
San Francisco
Christian S. S
Rome
Smith
Jack Orr
Spokane
American Red Cross
Isa Anna Johnson
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mies Johnson
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