Over the Top and Give Em Hell No 3
A wartime memoir fragment recounts Sergeant Alexander McClintock describing bomber raids and trench shelter actions. It details patrols of ten men, signals, and duties in German lines, with references to code sounds, prisoners, wounded, and the danger of advancing into enemy territory.
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Mao's Land
Peanee
Bret Fey
Allee Minster
Cur Aing
Oewr
Elgmnal
Timates
Turkey
Howe Brendes
Phurowlig
Pla
Hugouts
Liter
Necesairy
Hie
No Man's Land
Green
Orstabell Hole
Une 1
Glam
Blunter
Glaay
Lewis
Montreal Star
Charleson
Saunders
Germany
O'Clork
Agats
British Museum
Somme
McClintock
Wounded Canadian Scout Recalls Desperate No Man's Land Raid
Sergeant Alexander McClintock of Lexington Kentucky recounts a brutal raid into German trenches with Canadian forces. He describes bomb throwing, mine explosions, and heavy losses, noting comrades killed or wounded and the nerve tension endured under German shellfire and machine gun fire.
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Alexander McClintock
Lexington
Tut
Uncle Sam
Bart
Enery Trench
No Man's Land
Bunkle
Kentucky
City Known For Industrial Strength Drives Manufacturer Interest
An industrial commissioner can survey a city to map industrial advantages, materials, and related sectors. A city with ready facts at hand persuades manufacturers and secures business by presenting a complete view of its facilities, costs, and connections.
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Inquirer
Chamber of Commerce
Notice of pardon bid by John Fleming for murder conviction
John Fleming, convicted of Murder In the First Degree at the October term 1908 in Lincoln County Idaho, sentenced to life at Idaho State Penitentiary Boise Ada County Idaho, will apply to the State Board of Pardons at their next meeting after publication for an absolute pardon. 187-417.
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John Fleming
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Lincoln
Maha
Idaho
Better City an Investment by Civic Leader
Mr MaccFarland president of the American Civic association argues city improvements and housing are practical business investments. He asserts widening streets and new roads expand the economy and that low rent housing must include sanitary facilities. He urges strict enforcement of housing laws to protect public health and city prosperity.
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MaccFarland
American Civic Association
Kansas City Star
Small Suburban Lot Best for Easy Garden Living
The piece argues a sixth of an acre about 50 by 150 feet suits a suburban household if the owner can supply vegetables and labor. It assumes a $25 yearly outlay for outside help and supplies and a wife willing to spend an hour daily in the garden. It warns against overextending into full country-scale gardening as costly and impractical.
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Caun
Epple
Brick Porch Improves Old House
A broad porch of face brick yields a striking yet affordable upgrade to old style wooden houses. The feature uses rough face reddish brown brick, white stone cap, white-painted turned columns, and concrete steps and floor to create an attractive, valuable addition.
Value of Vegetable Garden Increases Market Appeal
Wisconsin State Journal notes that a productive 30 by 40 foot vegetable plot with lettuce tomatoes and potatoes boosts property value and market desirability amid rising prices for rooks of any lot. The piece underscores practical gardening as a safe investment during inflation.
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Wisconsin State Journal
County Treasurer's Warrant Call No 22 in Showhone Idaho
Lincoln County warrants of several school districts are payable at the treasurer's office. Interest stops on warrants dated before August 6 1917. All previous warrants called. Dated Showhone Idaho July 30 1917. Walter H Copp County Treasurer.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Haltey
Idaho
August Bitterman
Owinza
Range
Bolsa Meridian
Frank T. Disney
U. S
Shoshone
August Moser
Barbara Nied
Henry Wiederspan
John S. Moser
Department OF Tie Interior
U. 8
Land Office
Hailey
John 5. Moser
Owinsa
Boise Meridian
Iention
T. Disney
Henry Wiederspar
Jacob Miller
Lincoln Co
Tolabo
Ben Rt. Gray
Register
Lincoln County
Showhone
Walter H. Copp
Hill City Shoshone land investment pitch for Camas County pastures
Hill City Shoshone announces offerings to combine Twin Falls irrigated lands with Camas County fine pasture lands. Aimed at stockmen and alfalfa hay raisers, the ad promises potential riches from owning pasture land north of the investor. Contact THOS. HL. SCRUGGS for information.
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Hill City
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Camas County
HL. Scruggs
Hill Chiy
Taha
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D.C. M
Herpeant Mettintock
Pranen
New Man's Land
Ines
Roy
Earth Boy
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Kimama
Salt Lake
John W. Young
Emmett C. Young
Lincoln Co. Idaho