Near East Relief drives to aid starving refugees in western Asia
Idaho campaign manager H. G. McPike leads a state drive urging citizens to support Near East Relief. The appeal highlights vast suffering among refugees, with thousands starving or homeless, and promises aid including feeding orphans for a month per 36 donation.
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Merica
Near East
Western Asia
H. G. StoPike
Yates
Tdaho
Mg America
Near East Relief Committee
Mr McPike
Boise
Idaho
Congress of the United States
Asia
America
Mr. McPike
United States
Sarning
ABF
France
Armena
Neue East Falter Committee
Mr. Robinson
Western
Hastrelief
Hh. G. McPike
Até Yates
Kellet
County
Nelte
Enat
Gon
The Human Element in Democracy and Work
A speech by General Wood extols the human element as essential to democracy and industry. It favors welcoming true Americans while opposing autocracies of wealth or power, urging open debate, shared facts, and leadership that treats workers and citizens with respect. It stresses discussion, justice, and mutual responsibility across army, business, and government.
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Wood
Taper
Cappleuse
Army
Navy
Shoshone to Have Hospital
Step toward a general hospital in Shoshone under a trained nurse. Doctors approve the plan and property near Joe Vernon site south of town is chosen. Building, hot water heat to be added. aims to serve town and county with reduced rates and central, quiet location away from business district.
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Teward
Shoshone
County Chairman Seeks Lincoln County Relief Funds
Archie Bowler was appointed County Chairman for Lincoln County as the county is asked to contribute 1200 to a relief fund. The appeal urges supporters to consider donating the monthly 5 per child for five months to save Armenian children from famine, suggesting a three day food deprivation to judge giving level.
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Archie Bowler
Lincoln County
Commercial Club Holds Interesting Meeting
The Basinése Men's club last Monday discussed reports from various committees. They planned fundraising for Lincoln County relief and heard Oxkar Karri of the Golden Glow mine describe lease terms, production, and finances as the club considers regional development efforts.
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Shoshone
Ted Tertle
Halley and
Richfield
Fen Hitler
Ayallanly
Lincoln
Armenia
Archie Bowler
Bowler
Clairmay
Darran
Oxkar Karri
Golden Glow
Ketchum
Frank Millsaps
Karri
Barri Wit
MtcPall
Mandiey
Darrah Community Notes Highlights From Local Meetings
Stoddard attended Farm Bureau Presidents meeting in Boise February 9 and 10. Hasting recovering from a week of illness. Penner family recovering from flu and out driving new Chevrolet. Mrs Mitchell detained in Cole due to flu in family. Mrs Sprenger returned from Jerome nursing daughter with smallpox. Winegar family moved to Sand Flat ranch and will send children to town school. Ea Scott and J W Stoddard attended Linvoly county Sheep Growers meeting at Blehfuld February 1. Talk focused on feeding and poultry improvements. Mrs Burdaty active in poultry work and local committee efforts. Notice notes further community farm activities and local events.
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I. W. Stoddard
Farm Bureau
Boise
Hasting
Penner
Upper
Darmah Ranch
PB. G. Mitchell
Cole
Frank Burteih
Burdaty
Darrah Community Health Notes
The meeting notes from Darrah Community Health discuss state quarantine laws for contagious diseases and the need to enforce them. County health officials warn penalties may be imposed for noncompliance by individuals and officers to ensure quarantine effectiveness.
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Tne
Hevith
Schuube
Was
Stoddard
Cooked Food Sale Held Saturday at Community Hall
A local notice announces a cooked food sale Saturday at 2 PM at Stucksuncorwefor. It promises a variety of goods and invites all to attend. Proceeds support community projects and public notices encourage participation from area residents.
Grange Hall Activities Review and Plans
Grange hall notes reflect social gatherings and educational plans. Members discuss meetings, health topics, and future efforts to aid Miss Wohl, clothing care, and household topics. Engagements include demonstrations of dressmaking, cleaning, and plain sewing with hoped for further instructive programs.
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Grange
Cleese
Wohl
Dress Form Work in the Darrah Community
Report on a Darrah community dress form work event where several participants failed to complete forms at a cuisa session. The text lists names such as Mrs. Cheney, Mesdaines Haddowk, Hollis, John Sins, A. Winegen, and others, noting attempts to follow instructions and a incident with glass shards.
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Cuisa
Cheney
Dan
Weseelissen
Moruin
Moruin. Sine Hollis
Jétin Sins
A. Winegen
F. Cheary
Sly W. Busting
Mabel Murstimon
Mabel Springer
Springer
Most
Aubert
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George Mecklentury
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