Roll of Honor and Selective Draft in News Journal
A local newspaper prints a Roll of Honor listing Sho shone boys serving in the Armed Forces and a note inviting corrections. It adds twelve men drawn from the selective draft with brief mentions of their pride and a grand ball and flag banquet held to honor the defense of the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll of Honor
Ehewhope
Donald F. Drummond Ross P. Borden Fay Windle
L. F. Vaughn
Paul Mintyre
Jacob Schell Mayo
Harry Vaughn Everett
Frank L. Bedford
Claude R, Parker Leslie B. Spurce
Monte, Cook
America s Wonderfi Cotton Crop
An article by Robert H. Moulton extols cottons vast wartime value and by products. It notes cottonseed meal as animal feed and flour substitute, hulls for livestock feed, and linters as cellulose base for explosives. It highlights price surges to 27 cents and predicts continued prosperity pending global supply rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Robert H. Moulton
South
Oklahoma
Intest
Turin
Ncre
Gufton
Ils
Sgie
United States
King Cotton
Alabama
Georgia
Neighbring
Army cooks to learn from city hotels in war kitchens
The Quartermaster General asks 58 leading hotel proprietors to loan 8 840 chefs and expert cooks to teach army kitchen science for cantonments. Hotel chef Panchard aided National Guard cook training, and the 1916 Manual for Army Cooks guides this effort as rolling kitchens and portable stoves equip barracks and trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster Generals
Fifth Avenue
Tremont Street
M. Panchard
McAlpin
New York
National Guard
Panchard
Washington Barracks
Sam
France
Diana
Jax
Uncle Sam
Fort Riley
Dunne
Kuberik
Army Cdok
Holbrook
Army Schools For
General Sharpe
Newcoms
Ao Ranch
Sammines
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Kan
Monterey
Cal
Wallace Irwin
Louise'e Courier-Journal
Idaho News Snapshot Shows War Efforts And Local Odds
Idaho reports focus on war work and defense council shifts. Idaho women enroll in National Defense, Red Cross and relief roles. Boise centralizes defense HQ. irrigation, creameries and barn events advance regional economy amid wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Wie
Boy Scouta
Campalen
Dun
Ac Weiser
Tenis Coveraigh
Atuth
Wauller Ann
Erin, Riafe
Har. Wer Allee
Turnerd
Idaho
Texas
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Adjutant General’ Office
Long Island
Manny Socii
Courvsies
Tie Lave
Hillis
L. Ly
Crna Hon Uresmery Company
Sumpa
Oregon
Witla Taylor
Nampa
Church Schovls
Idebo
Sebvel Directmry
Seustor William E Boral
Fihuhoysiys
Waslington
Haley
Euides
State Educational Department
Iial State Council of Defense
Boise
American Red Cross
C.H. Knapp
Naispa
Ada County
Lie Holse-Mora
Emmett
Atlows
State Committee
War Fund
Maggie Axcux
Pirison
Hitseen
Goveror
Joe Fusl
Wallace
Tacou
Joe Puai
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Len
Sarah Purdum
Red Cross
SEERA
Rererererer
APP
Charles W. Anderson
Clarence M. Atkinson
F. M. mM
Banner
George H. Ji Bate
John mM Bate
Ollie Beach
Leon Benner
Fred GC. Benner
Fred J. Columbus Mw Bond
Stephen K Bock
Arthur Burrell
Ormand Canzler
Alva B Carter
Charles Casey
Dwight Casey
Carl A Clemens
Ferdinan Casey
Thomas Close
George H. Crandall
Bud W Crandall
Bud Whit
McQuillan
Jos Alv Mabbutt
Fred Mabbutt
Charles Manker
Arlow May
McCoy Mason
Peter Meyer
Lawrence B. Meyers
Walter Miller
Jacob Porter
J. W. Peake
Fred Personius
H. GC. Peake
Judge F. Robinette
Clarence L. Rickey
Leroy Sheehan
John Sluder
Clarence Swope
Earl Thevenin
Fred Terhune
Idaho State News
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