The League of Remembrance and a village notice
A long, fragmented narrative presents a German Marine turned activist reflecting on war and the League of Remembrance, describing wartime destruction and personal guilt before a sudden shift to a public notice announcing a Village Election in Shoshone Idaho for five trustees on April 24, 1917.
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Max
Kid
Fatherland
League of Kemem
Germany
France
Austria
England
League of Remembrance
Howe
Fatherlind
Sven
Timaelf
Sam
Cane
Herle
Hilda
Ioney
Shoshone
Idaho
Vilage
Ideho
Ballo
Hos One
TDA
Lincoln County farming drive urged to boost wartime harvest
President Wilson calls all citizens to aid war effort by maximizing food production. In Idaho, Governor Alexander backs a county plan in Shoshone April 14 to organize farmers, recruit seed and hay, and market crops. A committee led by Paul S. Haddock will coordinate seed, farm labor, and delivery, with school flag displays and patriotism encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Europe
America
Alexander
Court House
Shoshone
Paul S. Haddock
Stella Cook
Lincoln County
Idaho
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the League OF Remembrance
Chee
Liviey
Breperty
Lusitania
Widmun
Ammen
Uemewin
Mtory
Moresavrenton
Wien
Demtric
Aemendmatiian
Matherland
Leried
Putherland
Naor
Herturpet
Ballers
Wlean
Emake
Tee
Chet
Winnlowe
J. Fh. Mills
Custer
Chinery
Independent Ticket
Ss. P. Newman
Robert J- McMahon
J. A. McCollum
JR. Keefer
Bert Bowler