Hellish German camp Havelberg brutalizes prisoners
A Swiss French report describes Havelberg camp north of Berlin housing 1000 prisoners in 4 dozen rough barracks with three stories each. Dreadful conditions include vermin, meager rations, and forced labor. Captives include French, Belgians, Russians, Poles, Jews, Albanians, and Lovanians with women and children.
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Courrier de Veoul
Berlin
Barack
Invalides
Branrock
Thysen Industrial
Krupp
Havelberg
Hell
Dusseldorf
Lettie
Timp
Germany
Brandenburg
Kiels
Edw. M. Clemments
Mrs DuBoise Attacks German Agressors At Shoshone Rally
Mrs Fred T DuBusse spoke to a crowded Baugh opera house on wartime unity and loyalty to the United States. She urged dismissal of disloyal teachers, warned Germans to leave the country, and defended American democracy faced with autocracy.
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Fred T. DuBusse
National Department of Agriculture and Food Administration
Baugh Opera House
DuBoise
United States
Rhine
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
Lincoln county Goes Over The Top In Uberty Loan Subscriptions
Lincoln county leads Idaho in beating the third Uberty loan allotment with broad participation. Nearly every family subscribed and community volunteers, including a countywide effort led by Mrs Gilbert White. In Shoshone the ladies alone raised ten thousand dollars.
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Lincoln County
Idaho
Gilbert White
Shoshone
Reducing Cost of Elections Cut Three Lincoln County Precincts
County commissioners cut Burns Marley and Haddock precincts to lower election costs. Voters from Burns and Marley will vote at Richfield, Haddock north of Big Wood River at North Shoshone, and south at Shoshone. Estimated savings total six to eight hundred dollars with minimal voter inconvenience. Under current law all Idaho voters must register this fall and a special precinct registrar will be appointed.
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Lincoln County
Act
Big Wood River
Idaho
Shoshone Study Club Celebrates Fifth Birthday
The Shoshone Study Club marks its fifth anniversary with a tea on April 2 inviting all. Officers will be elected for the next year. Members review five years of work, praising civic improvement efforts and noting the city library has outgrown its club space and become a permanent city institution. An apology is issued for omitting the notice in last week’s Journal.
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Cne
Display of Our Boys Photos at Stockgrowers Club
A window arranged by E. H. Miles at the Stockgrowers features photographs of local servicemen under the third Liberty Loan drive. Names include Emmett McGraw Edwin Grosse Earle Swope Ferdinand Clements Charlie Hansen Dewey Clark and many more in a patriotic display.
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E. H. Miles
Our Boys
Emmett McGraw
Edwin Grosse
Earle Swope
Ferdinand Clements
Charlie Hansen
Dewey Clark
Raymond Wheeler
John Elliott
Butch Ellis
Fred Peak
Alvin McQuillan
Chester Johnson
David Yaden
Bud Yaden
Fred Walker
Charlie
Federal Food Administration orders stocks listed in Lincoln County
The Federal Food Administration requires all dealers and citizens of Lincoln County to immediately list their entire stocks of flour, wheat, and sugar. This regulation applies to anyone holding these supplies and violations will be severely dealt with. W Hail Horne, Federal Food Administrator for Lincoln County.
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Lincoln County
Federal Food Administration
List of men called for military service by Lincoln County Idaho
Local Board for Lincoln County Idaho lists men called for service to be entrained on a date set by the Adjutant General, within April 26 to April 30. Names include John Thure Erickson Panfilo Degulio Charles Wesley Kepford Carl Julius Jensen Comus Allen Jones Fred Ellis Berg George Earl James Donald Avery William Harrison White Milton Caselbury Thomason Bari Stewart Lionel Bruce Mynatt James Bryan Judge.
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Lincoln County
Idaho
John Thure Erickson
Panfillo Degulio
Charles Wesley Kepford
Carl Julius Jensen
Comus Allen Jones
Fred Ellis Berg
George Earl James
Donald Avery
William Harrison White
Milton Caselbury Thomason
Bari Stewart
Lionel Bruce Mynatt
James Bryan Judge
Journal Declines To Announce Local Raffle Results
The article explains U S postal law prohibits newspaper advertising of raffles and lotteries. It notes penalties include up to five years in prison and fines for postmasters and participants. The Journal refrains from publishing any local raffle or prize drawings to comply.
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U. 3
Gericides
Postmaster Noble
Charlie Mills
Hawaiians Coming to the Baugh Monday April Fifteenth
James Kulolla known as the Caruso of Hawaii brings his company of seven including five boys and two hula dancers to the Baugh Theater on Monday April 15. The Paradise of the Pacific production has toured the Pantages Circuit and was praised by The Oregonian as picturesque and pleasing musically, promising a genuine Hawaiian music treat for local theatre goers.
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James Kulolla
Caruso
Hawaii
The
Oregonian of
Portland
Lincoln County sugar beet boom praised by county agent
County Agent Avery says Lincoln County is doing well in sugar beets this spring with 393 acres contracted near Grand View and a guaranteed dump in that area. This reduces a five to six mile haul for Grand View farmers. An additional 90 acres may be contracted at Grand View, 300 acres promised at Richfield, and Lincoln County could reach about a thousand beet acres this year. Every farmer who can should plant beets.
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Avery
Lincoln County
Grand View
Richfield
Sunny Slope area notes and local notices from Wood River Center
Last Sunday the Sunny Sinpesehnot Jand with a few outsiders hiked four large car loads to the known caves for a picnic. The caves were reported fine. Hen Bittenes was injured near Hedock after a mishap with a wheel. Mr Horn bought new funds referenced. A. 2 Butter to waste sick with the ertepen. Tabby Ivie and son drive a Chevrolet. Mrs B Cannon seeks an expert house painter after finishing her own home. Stray horses inquiries go to Mr Wyatt. Several new sewing machines purchased among local ladies. Darrah school and the upper district challenge Sunny Slope school for a track meet on the 26th. Ed Turnbull now adept at driving his Ford. Miss Love at the Sandy ranch offers Kodak portraits. Mr Sandy has planted shade trees.
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Hen Bittenes
Hedock
Sunny Slope
Ed Turnbull
Miss Love
Sandy Ranch
Sandy
Dedicate Service Flag At Methodist Church
The service flag honoring nineteen church and Sunday School members will be dedicated at the evening service next Sunday. A star for each name will hang on the flag. The program includes patriotic music and talks: The Church and the War by A L McMahon, The Selective Service by J W Lundin, Backing Up the Boys by John Bailey, and The Spirit of Service by Jay L Clow. All Shoshone residents are invited. Families and friends of the honored boys, war board members, and county defense council members are especially invited to attend.
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A. L McMahon
J. W. Lundin
John Bailey
The
Council of Defense
Jay L. Clow
Shoshone
Local War Board
County Council of Defense
Wanted Truck Drivers for American Red Cross
Classified notice seeking skilled truck drivers with mechanical knowledge for emergencies. Applicants must be loyal, aged 31 to 40, with salary of 36 dollars plus expenses. Apply on form 200 at the Division office White Building Seattle or from the door west of the Post Office. forms available each afternoon.
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American Red Cross
White Bullding
Seattle
Dietrich News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Sales
Dietrich residents report a runding mix of personal notes from parish life to market actions. A Brate child dies of scarlet fever, a local farm of eighty acres sells to Frank Oneida, while E. E. Jenkins visits Dietrich and expects Army call from Montana. Nearby, Mrs Ritchie Houston returns from Nebraska as a resident near Paul Jones place. Randleman and Hamilton attend a Goodmere concert. Zimmerman hosts a visitor and Helen Zimmerman advances in Maxwell skills. Jerome buyer George Mexple imports hay, though loading by care adds complexity. The Methodist church shifts from afternoon to morning services under Rev Clow Shoshone. A gas line pumping project appears at R Borden’s place, and local talk centers on civic life and frugality. Randleman sells a horse for 256 dollars to Caldwell Horse and Mule Co. Patterson farms Clark forty. A Liberty Bond rally at the schoolhouse, chaired by Mr. Clark, draws praise, with speakers Clow, White, Smith, and King. About 2,500 dollars in bonds were bought, reaching 2,000 more the next day. Next Sunday morning services at the Methodist church return to 10 o’clock Sunday School and 11:30 preaching. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Washburn
Dietrich
Frank Oneida
E. E. Jenkins
Montana
Ritchie Houston
Nebraska
Paul Jones Place
R. T. Randleman
Methodist Church
Clow
Shoshone
T. R. Borden
Randle
Sem Hate. Jr
Cwear
W. E. Patterson
Clark
Liberty Bond Drive
School House
Rev
Gilbert White
Prof. Smith
SS. King
Captain Benten
Emil Tonseth
Claude Myers
F. W. Zimmerman
Ansel Jo Be
Red Cross Auction Planned by Local Chapter
The local Red Cross Chapter schedules an auction for Saturday May 4 with W. L. McCoy as auctioneer. Contributions are urged and proceeds will go to support the local Red Cross and the boys serving overseas.
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Red Cross
McCoy
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Mrs. Duboise
W. Hail Horne
Wood River Center Grange
Uttie
Carmuel F. Bratetan
Starket
RED Cross Auction
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