Wholesome Youths and War News Stir Shoshone Nightlife
A collage of local notes covers a World War I era tale of youth, moral judgment, and motherhood, followed by financials from a Fourth of July Carnival, Camp Fire Girls camping plans at Ketchum, and shifting local closing-hour rules. Foreclosures and court actions, Chautauqua preparations, and a barrage of community notices stitch the town’s daily life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchoum
Gruell
George Anderton
Bowler Flats
Epworth Leaguers
Bricknell
Focal Board of Defense
American Army Presses Toward Berlin and Uplifted War Spirit
The article recounts American forces advancing six miles on a 25 mile front toward Berlin. It praises US industrial mobilization, Allied morale, and the global fight against Germany. It highlights a revived American confidence, the entry of fresh troops and ships, and a pledged steadfast commitment to defeat tyranny with a strong, united home front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Germany
Aisne
Atlantic
Great Britain
United States
Uncle Sam
Jenry Pip
William Marton Reedy
Reedy
Mirror
Air Separator Removes Water From Compressed Air
A simple air separator now manufactured for pneumatic pipes frees air of moisture with negligible pressure loss. It uses a cylindrical chamber with baffles that abruptly divert air from its course, as illustrated in the August Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Rumely exposed as German sympathizer in New York press affair
The piece accuses Dr. Rumely of selling the New York Mail to German influence, aided by Townley, alleging disloyalty during wartime neutrality. It contrasts his alleged patriotism with real German ties and notes his downfall amid a broader critique of pro German sentiment in media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fror Teutonicus
Halward A. Rumely
Benedict Arnabil
Stumley
Rumery
New York Evening Mall
France
Bob Pasha
Bole Pasha
Count von Bernstorff
Paris
United States
Dr. Rum~ley
Wim Fiernstorf
New York Mail
Germany
Dr. Rumley
Bnmnley
Townley
Nonpartisan League
League
Rumely
Local notes from Magic Idaho report harvest, travel, and school plans
A J Hoiser from Britain helps manage the farm with Lester Gage while Eugene Sullivan visits from the coast to oversee his nearby holdings. The district laments crop losses from drought and rabbits, praises J A Bailey’s creamery, and notes J P Michel’s snakebite setback. Public notices cover school plans with R J Hitt, Prof J F Weason, and thanks for Mary Dora’s illness recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Hoiser
Mitch
R. G. Gage Hax
Harry
Camp Lewis
Furmer
S & King
Mire
Bart Po King
Mek
Jack
Bailey
Jack Haa
J.P. Michel
Bedle
Luxumburs
Europe
Wittgen
Shoshone
Nix
Mel
O. E. Borten
Myrtle
Carol
Rupert
Boise
Clark
Red Cross Society
Edwin R. Gage
J. A. Bailey
J. P. Michel
Bicknell
Bricknell
R. J. Hit
Florence
Artona
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Mfr
Inia
Eb, Hall
Dietrich
Methodist
Baugh
Royal Highlanders
Richfield
Richfield Recorder
The
Hun
Court House News
J. H. Albert
R. A. Goodhue
Twin
North Side Company
Wim. HL. Triplett
Blackfoot Farmers Milling Company
Archia Granam
Lydia Carver
Wm . Davin
District Court
Gicop
Marrs
Fiame
Puller
Shohone
Cadinean Chautauqua Company
Alps
Brenta
Piave
Florence M. Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Bureau of Development of the
National Headquarters
American Red Cross
Ross
Goodwin's Weekly
Berlin
Amer
Icans
Llines
A’ Townley
Wood River Center Grange
Red Cross
Mesdames Cleveland
Gomes
Ryan
Hewitt
J. Ivie
W. Ivie
Vieira
Peck
Tressa Peck
Pearl
Lilly Butler
Will Ivie
Gooding
Cleveland
Will Tele
Aitch Franklin
Minnie Vieira
Lilly
Chirence
Charles Butler
Lester Cannon
A. L. Butler
Arkansas
Lester Cox
Grover Pruit
T. ¥. Ryan
T. V. Ryan
Dwetrich
Soneot
Arives
J. FE. Weason
Victor Johnson
Prof. Wesson
Mary Dora
D. C. McAllister and Family
Magic
Idaho
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