Crowded Sendoff for 63 Local Recruits to Camp Lewis
A large crowd gathered at Main Street and Washington Avenue then at Union Depot to bid farewell to 63 county and city men enlisting for World War I service. They dined at Reed Hotel, boarded a 9 p.m. Oregon Short Line special, with some waiting until 1:25 p.m. for transport. Rev. Matthews and County Commissioner Martin Py Brown led speakers praising discipline, patriotism, and sacrifice.
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Itreet
Wrehington Avenue
Union
National Army
Poldirra
Camp Lewis
Ur ‘Reed Hotel
Jeter
Te Depot
Blastramn
Matthews
Martin Py Brown
Godfry Matthews
Alva L. Scoville
Flealec
Germany
Belgium
Charles Horton
Weber Club
Avery American
Chairann M. P. Crown
Ihe
Qeden
Davey. Hopkins
Harvey F. Cahill
Loray Moyes
Axel Vansen
Kenneth Mirnauss
Joseph
W. A. Bulough
George W
Tillet Harvey C. Richardson
James D. Chapman
Joseph A McNoniels
A. Rogerson
Pdm
Brooks
James R. Farr
Nvac Evn
Fluad Peacock
Manuel Atday
Antroxe
Indole
Oj Iten
Charles Kampfer
Butte
Mont
David Admire
Presne County
Cal7
Thomas Lynch
Phoenix
Ariz
Barney Guckles
New York
James Kieeringer
Hue Rock
Ark
Jacey Taylor
Baker
Ore
George
Urrell
Kemmerer
Wyo
Wiliam E.sherman
Kemmer
Giant Utah War Garden Dedication Demonstration
A patriotic event linked to war garden and Liberty Loan drives is set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the corner of Wellington Avenue and Twenty seventh Street. Five acres will be planted, with the Orpheum Garden Club leading, featuring a Cleveland tractor demonstration and talks on intensive farming and garden significance to state welfare.
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War Garden
Liberty Loan
Whellington Avenue
Phew War Cardes Club
Arial
Utah
Twory
G. Dart
Chatyman
War Low Committee
Enemy Council of Defense
Liberty Hands
Cleveland
S. J. Harria
Orpheum Garden Club
Che
Orphen Club
Adging
Ing
State Council of
Isefonse
Chatrniss
Hurt
Jalberty Bend
Local board names listed for candidates and officials
A fragmented list shows names including Captain Lester Narrow and assistant Al Berdinettevens amid other boards figures such as Caesar Long Hermion Otia Schultz Moves Jackson Edward J Curta Jon Jacol Li nander James Calpas with affiliations from Bakarsfield Cal to Green River Wyoming Garfield Utah and Tablas G Dull.
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Lester Narrow
Alberdine
Caesar Long
Hermion Otia Schultz
Moves Jackson
Edward J. Curta
Jon Jacol Linander
James Calpas
George Georgucunvk
Bakarsfield
Cal
Tablas G. Dull
Green River
Wyo
Constanting H. Papadomiloz
Garfield
Utah
Card of thanks for kindness after illness and death
Mrs Sidney Baker thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and assistance during illness and death. She notes many beautiful moral offerings and signs the note. Also includes an advertisement and a separate page item about Charon and predictions in a humorous Ohio State Journal fragment.
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Sidney Baker
Americans Hold Ground East of Amiens in Heavy Fighting
Reports describe American troops taking positions along a rolling front east of Amiens near Sommerne and Castel after strenuous night advances. Artillery and infantry exchanges were intense with shelling, trench improvisations, and occasional gaps in trenches. Over 190 wounded Americans were reported evacuated from Paris hospitals, and Allied forces prepared for future operations as Avrins strategy steadies.
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Sommerne
Castel
Hehling
Ftangard
Arris
Patis
Ine
Ameritiars Prev Lp! Taal Facec Ery Fire Ta Feavy and Interm
Sithin
Suns
Maere
Awaiting Orders Near No Man's Land Amid War Harshness
Soldiers prepare for battle under stars as infantrymen endure cold and rain. Officers and men stay cheerful, trading rumors and suppressing false reports. Refugees pass quietly, some sharing rations with French families. Regimental bands perform and moving pictures show in towns before troops enter the line. Women on screen bring nostalgia to weary soldiers.
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Gene Tealth
Hans
No Man‘s Land
Dileen Ison
War Office
Ameericans
Trops
Vitri
VM. AL Bath
Apies
War Garden pledges aid county defense effort
Chairman Thomas G Burt of the county defense council reports a large influx of pledges for war garden work. He urges forming more clubs to organize and assign work on venous garden plots and ensure large plants are properly planted and cared for.
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Thomas G- Burt
Counril
Diffense
Lors
Lurt
City men join war garden drive with volunteers
Local committee salutes proactive citizens E W Cannady and Fred Freezer for turning over city lots to the war garden program and guiding out of town owners to assignments. J Harry offers to plow large plots to aid the effort as planting weather tightens. applicants urged to apply immediately.
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Iola
E. W. Cannady
Burt
Fred Freezer
War Garden Committee
Uncle Sam
J. Harry
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