Rally at Ollie and Carlyle Boost Liberty Bonds
Special correspondence describes Liberty Loan rallies at Ollie and Carlyle. C P Hale presided and Bob Russell traded a Liberty bond for a horse amid patriotic music by the Baker quartet and orchestra. Speakers Conser and Edwin Booth praised conservation and war aims to an enthusiastic audience.
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Ollie
C. P. Hale
Bob Russell
Baker Quartette
C. C. Conser
Edwin S. Booth
Mr .Conser
Mopth
Ed Booth
Carlyle
Meir
Conser
Williams
Booth
Baker Orchestra
Mr. Hale
First Delivery Of Brick From Baker Brick Company
The first output of commercial brick from the Baker Brick Company yard occurred on Tuesday. Four cars delivered brick to various building sites around town as production continued under the yard’s kilns and processes.
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Baker
Brick
Amadé
Liberty Bond Items Highlight Local Pledges
Bob Russell traded a Liberty Loan Bond to Ray Sutton for half a horse. E C Stark exchanged twenty bra shels of wheat for a Liberty Bond. Saloons closed in Plevna during Liberty bond meetings. Miss Gladys Henton led a successful bond selling campaign. The Hotel Irving at Ollie hosted a Liberty bond rally with music and workers. Charley Russell nicknamed Charley Russeler for rustling bond buyers. A young suitor denied entry to his girl for lacking the red button. A Liberty bond is non political and non sectarian. Ed Hansen ordered a Liberty bond at breakfast.
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Fallon County
Liberty
Montana
R. F
Smith
Carlyle
Warren
Sibley
Potterton
Carmichael
Miss Stelmach
Ollie
Lentz
Hodgson
Messrs
Cory
Bunn
Plevna
Dick Smith
Bob Russell
Ray Sutton
Oregon Strikes and Strikes Amid Turbulent Labor Push
Unclear OCR text indicates turmoil around strikes in Oregon with mentions of labor action and possible talks. concrete details and names are obscured by damaged lines.
Wall Tumbles In Sandstone Structure At Sawyer Yard
A wall at the Sawyer yard partially collapsed during construction causing minor damage. Manager Staley cites premature curing and cold materials as causes while workers plan to retrofit with heated mixing and revised timing to ensure proper setting. The temporary store suffered minimal damage with goods shaken. the north wall settled out of plumb by about two feet.
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Ets Staley
Baker
Kinzle Bound Over to District Court
Plevna October 25 County Attorney Ghias Dousman and Sheriff Moat Istes brought Gottlieb Kinzle from Baker to face grand larceny charges. At Baker jail since Monday he is charged with stealing 160 bushels of wheat from Wallace Ettles and Harry Thinyer. P C Cornish of Baker defense. Chas Dousman prosecutes. After witness testimony Kinzle bound over to district court in $1000.
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Chas. Dousman
Kinzle
District Court
Draft classifications outlined in Wilson era order published
Washington reveals public a five class draft system under new regulations. Class One covers single men and certain married men, with subsequent classes detailing dependents, skilled and unskilled labor, and essential personnel across government, industry, and services. The list lists officers, ministers, students, and aliens among those excluded.
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Washington
Wilson
New York
Baker
Crowder
United States
Brandt plans modern theater and store on Main Street
J W Brandt completes plans for a premier theater between Aberdeen and Lewistown alongside a new store building in Baker. The Main Street complex includes 430 upholstered seats, an elevated stage, parquet circle, orchestra pit, modern lighting and ventilation, and dressing rooms. He will feature top vaudeville acts and big road shows, avoiding motion picture screenings.
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J. W. Brandt
Baker
Aberdeen
Lewistown
Main
Brandt
Consedine-Sullivan
Baker and Vicinity
Food Administration Day Proclamation by Montana Governor
Governor I S V Stewart proclaims October 30 1917 as Food Administration Day in Montana. The notice urges church leaders and citizens to pledge cooperation with the federal food program to aid allies and soldiers during wartime. Signed in Helena on October 22 1917 with the Great Seal affixed.
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Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Federal Food Administration
United States
America
Department
Montana
I. S. V. Stewart
State of
Food Administration
Helena
Stewart
Farmers should guide farm road decisions says J V Sikorski
A letter from Willard Montana criticizes an expert on roads and argues farmers know farm roads best. The writer discusses section line alignment, diagonal crossings, and the potential land loss from road placement, citing values and county practice. He urges publishing the correspondence in the Baker Sentinel.
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Willard
Mont
Baker Sentinel
Baker, Mont
Fallon County
U. S
Fallon Co
Stralyy
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Liberty and
Sey
Ollie and
E. C. Stark
Gladys Henton
Irving
Charley Russell
Charley Russeler
Ed Hansen
Oregon
Sions
Bott
Sesassin
Toro
fWar
Class
Aree
Ath
Main Street
C. T. Stewart
Ves
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