Boy Scouts to the Rescue at Lyric Theatre
The community promotes Boy Scout week June 8 to 14 proclaimed by President Wilson. Governor Davis leads Idaho drive with Scout Master Sheldon B Stubbs guiding a local troop effort to recruit, fund, and educate youths through demonstrations, a benefit program, a theater feature, and a parade plan.
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Wilson
Davis
Idaho
Sheldon B. Stubbs
Stubbs
Gov
A. Smith
John
Bimers
SV. Fallaway
M Reese Hattabiugh
Boy Scouts of America
Mil Stand
Te ‘Theatre
Sunny Jim Oliver
Fase
Bowe
Byrd Trego
Black Quin 1
Armstroms Halley
Jota Jeh
Maho City
Andrew Christen
Ahoints Bev
Winnett Beery Ie
Mingham
Mackay
Alfens Aani Mountain Home
George Eae
Reston
A.M. Boylen
St. Anfiah
Hayes
Mminert
Gooding
Geo
Smith
R. I
Jones
Rigby
Musing
Ycoete Walene
Mn Mostow
A.C. Sullivan Altenets
Briwnins
Mohler
Turner
Hog
Musical Pupils Perform At Hatulquely Ute
In a Pleasing Recital at Hatulquelyte, Mes M Te Hatta’s pupils presented a varied program featuring songs, violin solos, and ensembles led by Miss Margaret Savant and Miss Frizzell, closing with the "Give Alms" aria and other numbers. Excerpts from Hi Trovatore and The Tempest of the Heart were performed by students including Miss Lowell and Miss Brooks. The event showcased young talent from Winchester and surrounding towns.
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Rechpal
Mes
M. Te Hatta
Savela
Lote
Hartwick Hansen
Miss Frizgel
Lowrly “Piddle
Albert Taylor
Phoe
Mr. Ki
Mise Korky
Thiason
Frizzell
Willard Rosh
Telehey
Nancy
Miss Kero
Prigcell
Hanson
Hash
Hi Trovatore
Mr. Kalat
Brooks Fe
Ming ‘Telchur
Miss Lowell
Benlal Hattabaugh
Kabat
Decoration Day Observances Planned at Prairie View Cemetery
Grangeville residents will observe Decoration Day with ceremonies at Prairie View cemetery to honor Civil War Spanish American War Indian and Great War veterans. A morning procession from the court house led by the Cowboy Band will move to the cemetery at 10 o clock, followed by services including prayers and brief addresses.
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Cowboy
Court House
Graves
Grangeville
Prkce
Prairie View
Idaho County
Collet House
Mato Otomel
Vetoraos
Efthvens
Levi Castle
Rey GO. Oliver
A. Pine
W. N Knox
Low Castle
Oren Bertley
Timpton Taylor
Chautauqua Plans for June and Independence Proclamation
Fragmented OCR article outlines a June Chautauqua program with speakers and entertainments, lists numerous local names and committees, and includes a President Wilson proclamation urging a national observance on Flag Day June 8 to honor Boy Scouts and wartime service. The piece preserves a list of names and civic roles alongside the call to public support.
Soldier Returns in Europe War Tale From Unknown Field
An unnamed soldier recounts service with the 28th Thivisian unit, describes distant postings in France and Africa, and notes encounters with civilians and officers. The narrative sketches a veteran’s perspective on European conflict and the army’s role abroad.
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Chas
Utter
Ant Shearney
Aerie
Europe
France
Dubinse
Municipal wood yard debated for Grangeville fuel supply
Grangeville Commercial Club discussed a city wood yard to provide winter fuel. A committee, prompted by SV Pullaway of the Nez Perce National Forest, will study feasibility and distribution for residents at minimal cost. Prices rose and wood scarcity troubled the public, with the plan aiming to ease access. York Adams and John J Heath report other local items and overseas returnees.
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Grangeville
SV Pullaway
Nezperce National Forest
Grange Ne
Band at Cottonwood Ends In Hopeful Rehearsal Plan
Bandmaster J J Tinning plans to devote full time to music after directing the Cowboy Judoon Uechesten. He visited Cottonwood last Friday to arrange weekly rehearsals for a twenty piece band. Rehearsals set for Wednesdays amid local interest and new material expected from neighboring city. Kenning recently resigned as lay clerk at the Imperial Hotel to focus on music.
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J. J. Tinning
Uechesten
Cathanwood
Kenning
Annexation Election Yields 41 to 14 Victory
A historical election result reports an annexation vote of 41 to 14. The article references local officials, road projects, and financial figures tied to the proposed annexation, with plans for funds from state sources and municipality expenditures.
Memorial Commission Rules Uniformity Not Required for Soldier Memorials
Idaho counties may exceed the $2000 total memorial cost for soldiers memorials with $1000 state funds and $1000 raised by the county, provided the excess is county funded. The AG says style and design can vary while counties benefiting from state aid may choose to pursue uniform designs. Lawrence Bowman returns from Camp Lewis after discharge from the army, having served with the American Expeditionary Forces in France.
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Kibo
Boise
Toy TL. Black
Fo Thirold Harris
Grangeville
Idaho County
Tome
Lawrence Bowman
Camp Lewis
Mr. Bowman
France
Farmers Will Meet June 11 13 in Spokane
A federation convention planned by the Washingtonsdaho Farmers Union will be held in Spokane June 11 12 13. A. A. Elmore of Spokane says the event aims to unite farmers laborers and business men for better understanding and joint action. Notable speakers will include Thos V Gore and Charles So Harrett among others with sessions at Natatertuan Park and ongoing planning for venue sites and countrywide farm organization participation.
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A. A. Elmore
Spokane
Washingtonsdaho Farmers Union
Northwest
United States
Elmore
City of Washington
Anerican Federation of Labor
United States Chamber of Commerce
Riggs
Washington
Farmers of the Nations
Enpiite Swintoe
Thotis
Gore
Churhort
Natatertuan Park
AgricHuural Departmert
Charles So Harrett
Tito
Alee
Dha A. Mesput
Mile Dy
Camntel
Wolt Waller
Michigan
Ant Master Meawi
Kansas
Guerd
Mr. Bhusre
Sootinie
Vietor
Grangeville High School Commencement Week Highlights
Commencement week events include class day exercises and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. G. C. Olver. The program features a production of The Family Album, diplomas to graduates, and remarks by Dean Mastin from the University of Tate. The school year ends with the closing of the pool hall and a note on influenza disruptions affecting classes and staff.
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G. C. Olver
Grangeville High School
Alin
Tan Kabat Pantesti
Piano Soto Hallle Sitehter
Esther Teleher
Chie Will
Helen Pine
Gennvieve Extinindsen
Marjorie Grimey
Ota Thophee
Emery Vriscoe
Janlorte Wharf
Louise
Haven
Faget
Miller Parker
Alysoa
Plorare
Burt Sherwitt
Cred
Uaiversity of
Tate
Matin Pho Turanit
Hagystivess
Ovshuxton
Haivnea Iin
Pine Sebothon
Migs
Choo
Case
Cottonwood Triumphs Over Grmmgerlike and Sewter
Fragmentary report notes Cottonwood defeating Cyingeville and Curtontend teams with lively scoring. Names and places are unclear in the garbled text, but the result points to a Cottonwood win and notable performances by local players.
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Cottonwood
Cyingeville
Cottenwond
Sindy
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