Aristocracy No More In Community War Chest Drive
The Laboring people deserve special consideration says K Cal kins originator of the war chest idea in Hutte. The Rotary Club meeting approved the plan and a committee will investigate. Dr Donald Campbell praises volunteers and warns the unenthusiastic. Montana’s medical volunteers noted. Dr Poindester cited. William Lutey urges food conservation citing Hoover. The committee to investigate will report next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Calking
Hutte
Rotary Clubs
Acmittee
Ittee
Thewle
Calkins
California
Los Anmeles
Donald Campbell
Montana
FM. Poindester
Diblon
Poindester
Red Cros
America
Army Medical Corps
France
William Lutey
Club
Herbert Hoover
Greenwood
Anaconda
Meadvill e business man William J Martin dies
William J Martin a Meader ville business man died at his Montred home after a two month illness. Former proprietor of the ville Coal company he was a member of the Meader ville fire department. Survived by a widow and six children Lota and George Martin his mother Mrs Elizabeth Martin aster Irene Sutherland and three brothers George Richard and Clarence. The latter with American forces in France. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Martin
Meaderville
Fo Sears
Montred
Martin
The
Ville Coal Company
Meader- Ville
Lota
George
Elizabeth Martin
Aster
Clarence
France
Frock Feature Emphasizes Crisp Organdie Fit
The Daily Fashion Hint highlights organdie frocks ideal for the slender young woman, keeping crisp and fresh under varying conditions while presenting the stylish addition of the title tess in this season’s design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Suit Against Company Goes Out On Non-Suit
Testimony in the Lucille Cook case against the 7 mon aph company concluded with the defense winning a non-suit. Mrs. Cook claimed damages for alleged suffering from a telegram miscommunications and subsequent illness. The report also mentions broader wartime and medical notes from London and Paris, plus a Washington survey of industrial resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Cook
7 Mon Aph
Judie
J. HL. Geittin
Howell
Cook
Butte
Paris
Dunard
Academy of Nedteine
Facing a Big Question in the Telephone Business
The article outlines the essential test for any enterprise to serve its public purpose and earn a reasonable return. It notes rising costs in labor and materials while revenues stay flat, leaving a deficit of about one and a half million dollars at the end of 1917. The key issue is how to wipe out this deficit to maintain service and financial integrity.
American preparations on western front impress Allies
London reports on American war plans for 6,000,000 troops as immense. Harry H. W. Heittain, secretary of the English branch of a pilgrim club, tells the Royal Colonial Institute. Sir Charles P. Lucas notes entry of the United States would mobilize vast resources and millions of fighters, reshaping the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harry H.W. Heittain
The
Tigrims’ Club
Royal Colonial Institute
Tof Sary
Charles P. Lucas
Dominions Department
Colonial Office
America
United States
Miss Higgine
England
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Umen
Georgette Crepe de Chine
Florence Company
Mos
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Father of War Chest Movement
Sth
Lincoln
Henry
Germany
Russla
Will Survey Industries
Washington
Charles A. Otis
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
War Industries Board
North Malu, Mayer
Con
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Pilgrims’ Club
Boy Scout Movement
We Bay
Tse Te
Will Amoue
Beloge
Bomay
Uae
Buthing and Roan “Association
Adve
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