Christmas Programs and Cantatas Planned in Dietrich
Christmas will be celebrated with programs by Dietrich public school and church on December 22 and 23 with cantatas. Hessish Sunday school joins Beselin school for a Santa Claus cantata. Dietrich church to hold services on December 24 with a Christ Child stereoptican show. Local law enforcement praised after a bedding incident when a deputy escorted a suspect to Shoshone.
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Dietrich Public School
Dietrich Church
Beselin School
Hessish
Santa Claus
Dietrich
Lee Johns Gon
Shoshone
Lincoln County
The Darrah School District 18 News Summary
Mr J W Wallace shipped two carloads of sheep while D W Holmes planned a brief Omaha stay. Jim Holmes returned from American Falls after Thanksgiving. A Bargewell family moved to the lower Ove ranch. W H Murphy returned from Omaha and left for Seattle. Charles Dale and George Erickson departed for New York City for about three months. Gus Isenberg began school, Annie Miller stayed with Mrs Zeigler. A dance is planned at Mr Zeigler’s home on December 16. The Hickmans moved to the W J Wallace place for the winter.
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J. W. Wallace
D. W. Holmes
Omaha
Jim Holmes
American Falls
A. Bargewell
Dietrich
Lower
Ove Ranch
W. H. Murphy
Seattle
Charles Dale
George Erickson
New York City
Gus Isenberg
Annie Miller
W. C. Zeigler
District 18 East Side School Visit Notes
Miss Galma Sims a stenographer at Hailey visited her parents on the Sims ranch and friends in Shoshone for the ghost two weeks. Mr Chas Lamb made a business trip out our way early in the week. Albert Bayliss completed a new barn. Attorney John Heilman visited for legal business one day. Pupila living at 2 diktanes attend school by sleigh. The Gehrig family and Miss Angie Durfee spent Sunday at the Bayliss home.
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Galma Sims
Hailey
Sims Ranch
Shoshone
Chas, Lamb
Albert
Bayliss
John Heilman
Pupila
Diktanes
GB. Gehrig
Angie Durfee
District 2 Notes On Local Folks And Legal Action
Louis Prosser debuted a new wagon. W Hunter visited Shoshone on Saturday. Haddock school moved into the old schoolhouse on Monday. W H Winter was in Gooding Saturday. J Wimgers killed hogs last Thursday. Estansino Epelda faced a hoax plot on Monday and was found shipping booze wrapped in tarpaulins to the district. He was sent to Shoshone and arraigned before the probate judge. On Wednesday he was moved to Mountain Home for sentencing as the district court sits there.
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Louis Prosser
W. Hunter
Haddock School
W. HL Winter
Gooding
J. Wi Mgers
Estansino Epelda
Mountainhome
English papers weigh Germany peace offer and terms
London editors split on the German armistice proposal. The Morning Post warns negotiations would cede leverage and invite submission, while the Daily Mall calls the offer an old, dangerous trick from a tiger nation. The Daily News urges negotiating to expose terms, and the Chronicle backs peace on allied terms through disarmament and removal of Prussian military power.
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London
Germany
Morning Post
The
Daily Mall
von Hethmarn-Hollwer
Daily News
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Chronicle
Federal control urged for railroads in national interest
Alfred P. Thom, counsel to the Railway Executives' Advisory Committee, urged the Newlands Joint Committee that national defense requires federal rather than state control of railroads. He argued federal regulation would protect state rights and prevent burdensome local rules, proposing a federal incorporation system and a Federal Railroad Commission with regional bodies to set reasonable, non-discriminatory rates.
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Washington
Alfred P. Thom
Railway Executives’ Advisory Committee
Newlands Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
Thom
Mr. Thom
Thomas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Railroad Commission
Commission
Doings at the High School
A tongue in cheek school column notes student worries as soldiers return and a Student Body dance set for December 1. Freshmen neglect studies writing Santa letters while seniors’ squirting protests create classroom disturbances. Olympians plan a Christmas program for December 23 and two literary societies seek a basketball clash to settle a tied game.
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Freshies
Santa Claus
Chick
Lois
Dimples
Olympians
Johnson
Railroads Press for Expanded Interstate Regulation and Mails Rates
Mr. Thoman argued Congress already has full authority to regulate interstate commerce and urged a unified framework. He stressed preserving efficient transportation, fair rates, and safeguards for shippers, stockholders, and creditors while allowing the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix mail rates.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Beet Growers Get Another Raise In 1917
The Utah Idaho Sugar Company and the Amalgamated Sugar Company announce a 1 per cent sugar content threshold for beets, paying 7 ton for the 1917 crop. Anticipated $1.5 million boost to beet farmers in the Intermountain region as producers expect higher yields and continued prosperity.
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Intermountain
Utah, Idaho Sugar Company
Amalkamated Sugar Company
Utah-Idaho
Salt Lake
Amatsamated Company
Ogden
Arco
Registered Guests at McFall Hotel This Week
A list of guests registered at the McFall Hotel across Monday to Wednesday includes H. P. McDowd of Boise and many others from Salt Lake City, Denver, Seattle, Portland, Boise, Pocatello, and more. Notable names span multiple states with frequent travelers such as J. B. Seely and W. E. Debler. The roster shows numerous individuals, with entries from Idaho, Utah, Oregon, California, and beyond.
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McFall Hotel
H. P. McDowd
Boise
Joe A. Stoltz
Salt Lake City
Dr. Steetle
Caldwello
C. Bixler
Heyborn
F. G. Salisbury
Sterling
Cole
John Howard
Carey
Ernest W. Baird
Edgley
Reise
W. A. Brennar
Denver
N. H. McChay
St. Joseph
W. E Abraham
Burley
J. J. Beebe
New York
A. B. Ransom
Bolae
C. 2
Ralph
Pocatello
Fc. Corn
Nampa
Idaho
Bob Goft
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph Nilan
Umatia
EK. L. Melmore
Glenns Ferry
J. Is Roberts
Jerome
C. B. Hoberts
Jeremy
Robt. Semuborih
Clarente Roger
Hamilton
Ohio
J. B. Seely
Salt Lake
HF. Davia
J. 1. Lancaster
Solier
J. Hf. Lane
Seattle
W. E. Debley
E. Ts. Johnson
Trenton
A. Melcher
Spokane
Want
J. A. Nash
J. £. Edgerton
Fairfield
W. L. Harrison
J. W. Pather
1. W. Stark
Bellevue
C. C. Searles
F ., Taylor
Cambridge
Seth Eddy
Erie
C. P. Sulph
Pochietto
A. B. Terry
Bole
H. J. van Fishers
Towbridge
Halley
V. Kerr
Holse
FD. Brown
Filer
M. Tilson
Jurmah
John H. Reidel
Portland
W. Johnson
San Francisco
Leno Reedy
Soldier
W. Grant
Idaho Falls
C. F.technic
Clinton
Town
G. C. Tyler
Twin Falls
J. L. Crouse
Austin
Oregon
BE. G. Reed
W. F. Debler
RB. L. Gaff
H.R. Jones
Dietrich
W. P. Burton
J. Esewell
P. D. Lambert
Rupert
R. W. Johnson
P.O. Larkin
N. M. Fulchmar
Chas
A. Butterfield
F. 0. Selsby
Los Angeles
L.A. Howard
Harley Smith
Births of the Week at Several Homes
Birth notices record a boy born at the home of Mr. Sellman and another boy born at the home of Louis Goesecke. A third boy was born at the home of A. D. Duff and survived for days.
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Mr. Sellman
Louis Goesecke
A. D. Duff
Idaho Regiment Heads Home for Christmas
Word from Boise says the Maho regiment will entrain Tuesday evening and reach home by Wednesday morning with plans to muster out at the Boise barracks. Major Amos A. Martin arrives to supervise demobilization while officers and men camp at the barracks grounds awaiting completion of facilities. Governor and Boise Commercial Club leaders pledge cooperation and support for entertainment and accommodations during the two to three week process.
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Idaho
Maho
Shoshone
Boise
Boise Barracks
Idaho Regiment
Western Division
War Department
Amos A. Martin
U.S. A
Max B. Garber
Martin
Abe Barracks
Coronél Wood
Fisher
Bolse Commercial Club
Boise Commercial Club
Helena
Montana
Villa threatens to send marauders to American side
El Paso reports Villa plans to split his forces into groups of 25 to patrol the border and interior of the United States with orders to loot and burn property. The letter, from a leading Chihuahua businessman and sent to Washington, outlines the scheme.
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Villa
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua City
United States
Chihuahua
Washington
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American P'ress Association
Somme
England
A. P. Thom
Hess
Mr. McGraw
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