27 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Soda Springs Chieftain
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
1
The readable fragments describe a boy in amid gas warfare imagery and injuries described as burned, swollen, and purple. Mentions German mustard gas and a second line of defense to help save lives. The text appears as a damaged wartime caption with unclear full context.
The report outlines an organized plan for the grasshopper project with mentors detailing steps. The plat is now being finalized and active work begins in parts of the county as preparations proceed.
A countywide Farm Bureau picnic is planned for July at local grounds. Tivis predicts strong attendance as reports from chairmen show Bannock County Farm Bureau regions making satisfactory progress with rich and entertaining displays showcased by various sections.
The first in a series of patriotic meetings will be held at the L. D. 8 church next Sunday evening June 30. The public is invited. The program includes opening song America, reading Country 'O Mine, poem Write the Soldier Buy a Letter, and closing song The Star-Spangled Banner. Congregation prayers and benediction planned.
County Assessor Robt O Graham warns Utah style plates valid 30 days in Idaho. Violation carries a fine. Insurance pitch by Herbert Horsley agent for Home Fire Insurance Co urges prompt policy purchase.
Word from the Alexander area reports Evan Lorenzo Simason two and a half, the son of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Simanson, drowned at the family residence Wednesday night. The child played beside a concrete trough and fell into the water, remaining submerged about a half hour until he was found and efforts to revive him failed. Inquiry expected at the Ry Coppa Garage.
The article notes a shift in social activities at Hotel Enderson with Saturday night functions moved to Thursday. It mentions a planned social evening and hints at attendees in white attire, inviting guests to enjoy the new schedule.
Cesare Gravina, noted for a major comedy role, headlines Pathe's The Mysterious Client starring Trene and Castle. The production is set for a June 29 showing at the Opera House with wide public interest.
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