Loyalists Rally For Draft Day In National War Effort
The community mobilizes for the draft with ten million expected to register and a million to be selected for active duty. Locals, including Chinese residents, show support by subscribing to Liberty bonds totaling 2500, reflecting a united stand for national defense and patriotism.
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Father Abraham
America
Earth
Pocatello
Liberty loan bonds urged for thrift and service to nation
The article extols Liberty loan bonds as a safe, tax free income of 31/4 percent suitable for small investors. It argues participation supports the country and offers par exchange for future issues. It also mourns former Idaho governor John M. Haines as a steadfast public servant.
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United States Treasury
John M. Haines
Idaho
West
John Haines
France
Enlistment Surges at Station As Recruits Report
Ten new Army recruits join today including Alden Houde and Wilfred Belnap as Captain Watson may inspect the station. Navy signs ten more in Idaho Falls and Lincoln Idaho. Marines add three with Idaho Falls men among the enlistees. Police trials yield fines for five disturbers, one man fined for disturbing an OSS outfit car.
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Army
Shafer
Watson
Alden A. Houde
E. G. Houde
Palace
Dell L. Parsons
Sterling
Wilfred Belnap
Kever
Idaho
William B. Christensen
Pxkom
John B. Muser
Filer
Glynn C. Bristol
Salt Lake
Harry C. Clark
Blackfoot
Harley M. Chase
Pocatello
Clarence K. Armstrong
William J. Ezell
Navy
Siegel
Navy Recruiting Station
Idaho Falls
Naval Forces
Albert G. Sharpe
William R. Cox
Lafayette
Ala
Carl LeRoy Salin
Shelley
Marion L. Robbins
Albion
Reuben Roy Cook
Perry
Kansas
Offender Given Fines in City Court Drunk Cases
The police judge this morning heard three drunkenness cases from last night. Each offender faced a $15 fine or ten days in jail. one paid, two were sent to jail. An older repeat offender, in town recently, was fined $75 or three days in jail for public drunkenness.
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Phe Ju
Red Cross Card Party Proves Highly Successful
The Red Cross society held a card party that achieved strong financial and social success, raising a substantial amount from sixty tables. Trophies from Smith Candy Co were won by Miss Beveridge Mrs Lem Adams and Miss Werble. Local merchants contributed generously and thanks were extended to all helpers.
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Red Cross Society
Smith Candy Company
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