Improvements at Hospital and local notices
Improvements at Hospital include a permit for a concrete coal bin at Anthony’s hospital costing $5.00. The McLean Auto Co reports sales of a Studebaker to H. M. Warren and a Hupmobile to N. Van Petten. Silver Grays and Pendleton Reserves drill tomorrow morning at Round-Up Park. Various local notes cover a grocery store expansion, a new free sewing machine donation to Bedree and Athena workrooms, a nephew joining the Navy, a physician’s training camp update, a ship-out of a Starcher family member, and pending enlistment in Troop D. Idaho Falls residents study Pendleton’s Round-Up success.
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At Anthony 'S Hospital
Soi
McLean Auto Co
Studebaker
H. M. Warren Pnd
Sitter Grays
Pendleton
Wee
Idabe Falls
Fitz Gerald
Charles &. Olew
Idaho Falls
Nie Drill Tomorrow Units Drill At Round Park
Every man signed on the company roll of the first or second unit must report tomorrow morning at 6 36 at Round Park for a drill preparatory to participating in the Memorial Day parade. The two units now drill as one with officers aiming to perfect movements for the parade. Sunday drills will be at 9 20 rather than 4 with officers’ wheel. Members to be measured for uniforms at once and a plan to meet for Decoration Day.
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P Park
Drake authorized to name committee on further chances
Quartermaster Thompson authorized to purchase two trumpets. Col J H Raley led by Indian war veterans to handle their claims under the recent act. Athena Bay Ellisix Dr Lee Karnes enlisted at the focal naval recruiting office engineering branch and departed for Portland.
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Tain Drake
Thompson Wee
J. H. Raley
Congress
Athena Bay Eallisix
Lee Karnes
Athena Venter
Focal Naval Recruiting Office
Portland
Deer hunting arrest leads to cash fines at Lookout Mountain
Petr Meat, a forest guard at Lookout Mountain, was arrested on illegal deer hunting charges. He appeared before Justice Pearl Parkes and was fined 560 dollars. a separate total of 275.75 dollars was reported. The report notes snow and difficult terrain affecting wildlife and a farmer, Wright, trying to move game cattle to Herrher runs.
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Petr
Lafayette Green Forest Guard
Lookout Mountain
Justice of the Pearl Parkes
Wis
Hartes Wright
Witty Will Names Appraisers In Local Probate Case
The Wit of Mr Amelia Lidell of Mitton is admitted to probate under a will. The oil S100 portion goes to William Levett Shaw and to her aunt Abbey Tallman, with the remainder to Lyell who is named executor Cyrille Powell Joly Finke and KFC Viewers appointed as appraisers.
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Mies
Lovett
Amelia Lidell
Mitton
Todas
William Levett Shaw
Abbey Tallman
Eeointe Lyell
Cyrille Powell
Joly Finke
KFC
Butter Creek Social Club Event Tonight at Hall
The Butter Creek Social Club will be held at the Butter Creek hall tonight with many locals planning to attend. Mrs Clivehedbire hurriedly tests No 17 for Portland, urged by Wines of her niece, Miss Gladys Bolton. Stanfield from Keho and Representative Tau Hodgen of Amapine spend the day in the city. J i Flanagan of Srotile represents the Great Western Foresting and Definine Co in a fusion seminar.
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Butter Creek
Butter Creek Hall
Portland
Mise
Gladys Bolton
Hoth Stanfield i
Keho Todas
Tau Hodgen
Amapine
J. i Flanagan
Srotile
Great Western Foresting & Definine Co
A Fusionsebeiter
Germans Attempt to Form New Government News
May 26 report states two men from an interest group attempted to dynamite a government department. The arrest followed amid teeming excitement as ships and the Adriatic area reported action. The Brazilian congress faced related turmoil and security concerns.
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HO DE Janeiro
Ountain Vending
Italian Gain Continues in Rome Offensive Report
May 26 Rome dispatch states Halhon forces push toward a fortified position. War office confirms progress and marks strong advances. Thirty French prisoners are alleged in artillery action and reported returned.
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Rome
War Office
Northwestern grain brewers press for wartime transport reforms
At Fargo North Dakota on March 34 Northwestern grain brewers meeting for the 1817 wheat crop adopted resolutions urging the government to mobilize all transport facilities and terminal elevators to safeguard shipments. A ban fines of 256 dollars per 1017 units was agreed upon at the terminals to enforce compliance.
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Fargo
Northwestern
Fleure
Unclear schedule from June church services and choir times
Fragmentary OCR notes detail church events with evening services at 7 20 and midweek prayers. Mentions June, Friday events, and pipe Fridays. Information is incomplete and dates unclear.
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Pontes
Aunday
Returiay
Merv
Fenedinios
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