Red Cross Military Ball Financial Report Totals 1 650
A Red Cross military ball fundraiser report shows receipts of 1 650 from ticket sales and a check for 457 37 from supporters. Expenditures include hall rental, refreshments, advertising, printing, and cards totaling 262 29 with net proceeds of 467 27. Committee leaders name Bart Peterson and others from Eagles Woodmen of the World and Modern Woodmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
J. BE. Carver
Tocalad Gross
Fof Eagler
Pythiss
America
Weber County
Steied
Atonsc Wrest
Sevee
Sumner
Scoville Press
Frank Mathews
USS
W. H. Luddington
Lava Letters
Postaco
Bart Peterson
Eagles
George Hoggan
Sam Jost
WO. W. CG
E. Engike
Arco Man Sent to Fort Douglas by County Board
Vernal H. Johnson of Arco Idaho was sent to Fort Douglas as an enlisted man of the 43rd Engineers. He will stay there until transferred to his regiment. Today three county registrants undergo physicals who were not reached earlier. Grover Cleveland Rice Caesar Long and George G. Wadsworth are among the examinees. Bathew Wolt and Mary McEnerney are named in governor Lowden’s health insurance commission appointments. Bookbinders locals vote to move convention date from June to July due to AFL date change.
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Vernal H. Johnson
Arco
Idaho
County Exemption Board
Fort Douglas
43Rd Engineers
Washington, D. C
Grover Cleveland Rice
Caeser Long
George G. Wadsworth
Batihew Wolt
International
Thoto Ungravers’ Union
Mary McEnerney
Windery Women’s Union Ie
Prophecy on Civil War and present conflict from 1832 revelation
The document claims Joseph Smith prophesied a future war beginning with South Carolina’s rebellion and widening to involve Great Britain and other nations, foretelling deaths, famines, earthquakes, and universal bloodshed. It cites Section 87 and the Pearl of Great Price as proof, asserting the Civil War began with the 1861 Charlestown bombardment and predicting national division and global involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the latter-Day Saints
Joseph
South Carolina
Great Britain
Ibn Swats
Aninn
George
Durker
Las
H Dreas
Wnin
Church of the Latter-Pay Saints
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Barker
Jais
George 3. Harker
Muniicipal Gaurt
United States
Liverpool
England
Franklin JD. Richards
South
Carellna
Nan
Juaphatier
Hon
United States of America
South Unatina
Orlain
General Assembly
Ameren
Beurrgard
BOW Confederato
Anderrow
Sainler
Charlestn Harbor
Beauregard
Anderson
Stephens
Prophetic warnings on Civil War era foreign search for aid
The article discusses how Southern states sought foreign recognition during the Civil War era and references Confederate commissioners like William L. Yancey and A. Dudley Mann. It cites the Trench affair and arbitration in 1872, arguing fulfillment of prophecies by the Latter-Day Saint perspective and predicting nations forming alliances to fight in a foretold great conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouth Carollon
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Tarulslaia
Texes
Virginia
Tennesere
aArkardas
North Carolina
Great Britain
Confederaty
Willilam L. Yancy
P. A. Rost
Louisiana
A. Dudley Mann
Yirrtola
T. Butler King
M. Mason
John Sidell
England
France
United States
Confederacy
Eustand
Zunda
Aviation Section Seeks Numerous Skilled NMEA Aiders
The article outlines a plan to recruit many skilled American workers from across the country to form a backbone for the American air service in France. Selected men will serve close to the front lines, in direct contact with the air army, with about two thirds to be noncommissioned officers. Each man will be placed in the class of work best suited to his skills to maximize the nation’s wartime output. There is room for additional recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btcat
France
Air Service Seeks Skilled Workers for Plane Support
The notice invites skilled laborers for engine tuning, riveting, and metal work to support aircraft assembly and maintenance. Roles include coppersmiths, machine repair, magenet technicians, rope riggers, welders, and electricians. radio operators and photographers are needed as well. Pay starts at $20 monthly for privates with higher rates for officers. government provides food, clothing, medical care, gym, and library access. married men may enlist similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triggera
Newa
Salary Problems Raise Urge for Higher Teacher Wages
Prof Mosiah Hall of the University of Utah and state inspector of high schools notes widespread demand for higher teacher pay. The state board of education will hear the case soon as rising living costs strain salaries. Some communities push reducing the nine month term to six or three months to offset expenses. Wage demands range from 25 to 821 3 percent. Hall aims to calm dissatisfied teachers, describing them as patient, conservative, and loyal.
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Mosiah Hall
University of Utah
B. C. Gowans
State Board of Education
Prof
Hall
Lhat Ia
Tanges Tvo
Kall
Tren
Loyal Citizens to Be Protected in Euysa Neb
Lincoln Neb March 6 Assurance given by the Office of the State council of defense that loyal American citizens at Euysa Neb would receive protection again at any trouble from pro German elements reported to be numerous there. A report from Eystia last night said citizens fearing trouble were arming themselves and circulating in the council asking for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
State Council of Defense
Euysa
Eystia
Ciizens
Classical Queen to Be Selected Tomorrow at School
A ceremonial event at the birh school features a selection for the honorary position of queen. Students vie in a character ball and masquerade style gala titled Classicum with the presiding pyvean and a lively matinee dance set for tomorrow afternoon in the echoe auditarium.
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Birh
Pyvean
Matthew Wild Tells Of Service In Railroa
Matthew Wild, longtime railroad worker, recounts almost five decades in the ex department and Tallrnad work starting in 1969. He describes a great flood washing out roadbed, saving property, and his handcar dash six miles to Bele to avert danger. The tale highlights bridge damage, torrent danger, and the emergency response during a historic flood. Virginia to use convict labor to supply wood fuel amid coal pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Wild
Ex Department
Qeden Upton En Hon
Tallrnad
Nr Wild
Hla Wilt
Saleis
S. P. Bulletin
Virginia
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George Haggan
George BH. Brooks
Carl Nelson
Rote Griffin
M. W. of
C. E. Englke
G. W. Kelly
Robert Shipley
Shaughnessy
Alon
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American Federation of Lahar
Mes
Senger
Anyere
Sammy Taiing
Gojox
Mooster
Capital
Neers Bevte
Harry S. Newed
Cal Charles L. Fee
Royal Flying Corps
Charles L. Lee
Royal Flying Corps of England
Harry S. New
Yadav
Micwee A
Lee
Alhambra
Jane Wolf
Doug, McLean and
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Jack Pickford
Abraham Lincoln
Dorothy Dalton
Sennett
Polly Moran
Sheriff Nell
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