Last Day For New Men To Enlist In Army Service
Sunday marks the final day for men who turned 21 since June 5 1917 to volunteer for army branches. Local station stays open late to enroll, with 22 men enlisted this morning for Fort Douglas. Notable enlistee Charles Alldred of 317 N Garfield, highlighted as a former Montpelier athlete and local high school star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Salt Lake
Fort Douglas
Sylvester M. Roubidoux
Blackfoot
Quartermaster Corps
Warden L. Humphreys
Ovid
William N. Lewis
Pocatello
William B. Cannon
Robert I. Connelly
St. Anthony
Lee L. White
Plano
Earl R. Nelson
Claude R. Brown
Idaho Falls
Signal Corps
Jesse [. Elmer
Beaverton
Utah
William. Olsen
Gilbert Pacon
Georgetown
Medical Corps
Lyman Lindsay
Vernon A. Bisseguer
Loren J. Perkins
Byron C. Shupe
Montpelier
Clarence W. Woods
John D. Garrity
Charles EB. Alldred
John Frankhauser
Arthur P. Sheridan
Soda Springs
Harold H.evel
Vaughn D. Lyons
Kemmerer
Charles Alldred
John Alldred
N. Garfield
Chie
Oentello
I Company
Williard Frost
Leonard Conrad Hailsle
Challis
Marine Corps
Marine
Alt Lake
Mare Island
Clyde Erastus Shaffer
Carey
Ida
Local Brevities Highlights Social, Travel and Transfers
Dance tonight at McNichols and Wright hall. Augusta Moore visits Salt Lake uncle. Dr Myrtle Rowland heads to American Falls for business. Mrs J Soldiers returns from Denver with children. Florence Fernstrom leaves for Salt Lake weekend visit. Pocatello Masons meet Monday with degrees conferred. Kensington drill practice at Commercial Club hall tomorrow 2 PM. Deputy Joe Wheeler to Preston for cattle case suspect. return tonight. D Company baseball heads to Shelley to face undefeated Shel ly aggro. A W Peterson transferred to Leavenworth Kansas as conductor. Best wishes to those departing.
Local News Briefs From Arimo and Nearby
Army and navy enlistments, inductions, and transfers dominate today’s briefs. James Brown, Hester Coles, and Earl Crouse depart to Washington Barracks for cadet service. A number of residents join the navy recruiting drive in Salt Lake City for final exams, while others move to Mound City and Boise for family and civil service matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Brown
Hester Coles
Earl Crouse
Washingtton Barracks
Washington, D. C
Careral Service
Army wives form aid group to ease soldier mail
The American Army Association under the Y M C A War Council launches to aid families of soldiers with mail, parcels, and address changes. It provides amanuences, designated address cards, and coupon systems for sending gifts without burdening military shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
America
American Army Association
War Council of the
France
Petaluma
Baltimore
War Work
Council of the
William Jones
George
Red Triangle
Naval Reserve Seamen Registrations Slated June Sixth
W B Cannon of Kidd Missouri and W F May of Atchison Kansas are second class seamen in the naval reserve with Gail Jackson of Pocatello as a fireman. Chief Wright reports all reserve men not on active duty must register June 6 and will be placed in Class V as formal recruits. Happy Elk Session draws crowd as Elk temple hosts an extra degree and revised work. Twelve joiners and about twenty others approved with lunch served. The monthly close will be a special initiatory event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
W. B. Cannon
Kidd
W. F. May
Atchison, Kans
Naval Reserve
Gail Jackson
Wright
Salt Lake
Elk Temple
Personal visitors report local page
Purely personal notices show B A Johnson of Laya visiting, BE Williams as a filer visitor, and O H Jones from Blackfoot arriving today from Glenn's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Johnson
Laya
BE. B. Willams
O. H. Jones
Blackfoot
Glenn
New Time Card Announces Immediate Changes
A new time card goes into effect tomorrow with four trains removed Nos 33 34 Salt Lake Pocatello and Nos 81 82 McCammon Paris. Major timetable revisions affect most trains and a corrected schedule will be published Monday. Specific changes include No 18 east at 1130 am No 17 west at 615 pm No 29 north at 630 pm and No 31 north at 710 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake-Pocatello
McCammon-Paris
Idaho Coal Demand Doubles in Winter Drive
A Wyoming or Idaho article urges citizens to pre buy coal for six winter months to cut car miles and save funds. It cites Idaho needing about 500000 tons annually and 15000 coal cars, with 100000 car days saved by ordering 80 percent of winter needs by August. Estimated savings reach 300000 to 500000 dollars if 400000 tons are ordered during coal order week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States
Idalo
Watches by Rudman & Gottberg Lend Jewels Since Roberts
Rudman & Gottberg succeed M. L. Roberts as lending jewelers offering timepieces and jewelry services. The firm continues a legacy of quality watches and value. Local clients are invited to view selections and inquire about financing and appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
What Watches
Rudman & Gottberg, Lending Jewelers
M. L. Roberts
Native Doctor to Palestine Heads Relief Mission
The first native Palestinian to be called to return to the Holy Land to relieve distress is Dr Fuad Shatara a prominent New Jersey surgeon he will lead a relief party of doctors and nurses sailing soon The article also discusses coal prices and a government order week affecting operators and dealers in Idaho noting no actual coal shortage but car shortages and rail capacity considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Fuad Shatara
New Jersey
Shatara
Idaho
Baseball Gossip: Pitchers and Players Spotlighted Across Leagues
The column highlights Frank Schulte as a pinch hitter for Washington, Claude Cooper and Jim Ardyr with the Pirates, and J Carlisle Smith excelling for the Braves. It notes weak Reds attendance, Krueger anchoring the Dodgers catcher, and the Browns lifting St Louis. It also predicts staff upheavals for Giants and White Sox, Joe Wood duplicating Cy Seymour, Jesse Burkett organizing Red Cross teams, Cubs relying on tight pitching, Tillie Walker breaking into top bats, and Dave Shean impressing for the Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schulte
Dodgers
Browns
St. Louis
Gianta
White Sox
Joe Wood
Cleveand
Cy Seymour
Jesse Burkett
Holy Cross
Red Cross
Cubs
Vaughn
Tyler
Hendrix
Weaver
Fine Fettle
Mitchell
Athletics
Tillie
Walker
Elks Face Blackfoot Here in Big Regional Clash
Tomorrow the Pocatello Elks host Blackfoot at Brady Park in a top league showdown. Gallagher, former D Company player, shines for the Elks who seek a clean season, while D Company leaves for Shelley at 10 o clock with early auto transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Elks
Blackfoot
Brady Park
Grove City Boys
D Company
Elks
Texas shows strong military activity with many camps
Texas reports about 40 military camps and schools, 80,000 men in service including volunteers and draftees, University of Texas training in military aeronautics, reserve officers corps, naval courses, and a large state effort to support soldiers through Y M C A, Red Cross, bonds, and food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
United States
University of Texas
Army
Navy
National Guard
Red Cross
Yankees Lead In MLB Draft Among Admirers
The New York Yankees have the largest draft-eligible group in the majors with upwards of twenty players awaiting service calls. Mule Watson struggles with the Phillies while past-allure notes persist. Baseball this year is not a paying business with many clubs barely breaking even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
New York Yankees
Watson
Phillies
St. Louis
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Promises Relief
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas. Gray of Detroit claims Foley Kidney Pills gave her backache and rheumatic pain relief and improved kidney and bladder symptoms. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Chas. Gray
Sixth St
Detroit
Mich
Adyvy
Pardon Request Filed by Grand Larceny Convict in Idaho
ACE NELSEN seeks a full pardon for grand larceny offense from the Idaho State Board of Pardons after conviction in the Fifth Judicial District at Pocatello on December 17, 1917. Notice is given for the regular July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Pocatello
Idaho
State Board of Pardons
State of
Ace Nelsen
Sugar hoarders are up against it
Boise Idaho June 1 The control of sugar allotments for manufacturers will continue throughout the war states Herbert Hoover in a wire to Federal Food Administrator Bicknell Idaho's food administrator is directed to publish that all manufacturers using sugar must file the required statement by June 10 covering sugar on hand requirements and current situation to show conformity to rules If reports are not filed by June 10 no sugar will be allowed for the balance of 1918 to noncompliant manufacturers Hoarder penalties likely for failure to report and enforcement action may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Herbert Hoover
Bicknell
Food Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
McNichols & Wright Hall
Augusta Moore
Falls
Myrtle L. Rowland
American Falls
Denver
Florence Fernstrom
Eastern Star
Kensington
Commercial Club Hall
Preston
Joe Wheeler
Mabey
Whl
Shelley
S. Main
Kansas
A. W. Peterson
O. & L. Brake
Wort Leavenworth
Beat
Belse
Caliett
Pocatelle
Beise
HIN
Sammy
No-Man‘s-Land
Cannon
Gallett
Public Utilities Commission
Puget Sound Navy Yard
P. H. Jensen
U. S. Civil Service
Murray & Marshall
Greene & Higson
Omaha
John A. Thoelecke
J.T. Thoelecke
Union Pacific
J. T. Thoebeke
Will T Walker
Walker Funeral Parlors
Arimo
Wilmer Poynter
Mound City
Big Boy
St. Anthony Hospital
R. E. Trapp
Buck
Ninecteen
Tribune News
BE. EB. Ivory
Joly Della Pringle
J. A. Anderson
Gall
Short Line
San Diego
BE. H. Cogrill
Rupert
G. 7. Musgrove
Idaho Falla
J. Byron
Firth
J. W. Henderson
H. Harkness
Arco
F. H. Dissault
George W. Perkins
Equitable Trust
Madison Avenue
New York City
Palestine
Baseball
Slate
Gallagher
Phelan
the Elks
Lava
Ile
South Main
C. H. Cleaves
First Congregational Church
Daniel Archer
The
Orpheum
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