Montana Loyalty League urges support for war effort in pamphlet
The Helena based Montana Loyalty League pamphlet highlights Montanans offering 35,000 lives and funding: 51.8 million dollars in Liberty Bonds, 1.076 million to Red Cross, 179 thousand to Y M C A, 100 thousand to Knights of Columbus, 40.8 thousand to Salvation Army, and buying 500 thousand dollars in War Stamps monthly. It appeals voters to back leaders who support these resources and the war.
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Montana Loyalty League
Montana
Helena
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Have a Wrong Impression on Campaign Candidates
The Pioneer argues for vigorous press scrutiny of state and county candidates. It rejects peanut politics and urges readers to demand qualifications affiliations and principles through newspapers. The piece condemns unpatriotic cooperation with would be political bosses and pledges support for truly patriotic candidates in Wheatland.
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Harlowtown
Wheatland
Death of Lieutenant Commander Schwieger Reported in London
London reports Lieutenant Commander Schwieger, who commanded the submarine that sank the Lusitania, is dead. The editorial view condemns his crime and calls for justice to deter further German atrocities. It urges calm, clear justice and a firm example to prevent a repeat of such acts.
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Livingston Enterprise
Schweiger
London
Germany
Schwieger
Glasston Community Notes Highlight Family and Work
Coal buyers were busy last week while Edith Cummings vacationed with her parents. The Glasston district sees Mrs. F D Greger set to teach next year and several residents travel for visits and medical care. A heavy rain and hail touched the area as locals attend social events and farm tasks.
County Attorney Nomination Statement
County official declares candidacy for county attorney subject to Republican primary August 27. Lamp, a county commissioner, pledges to serve if elected.
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Eblican Party
F. M. Lamp
I hereby and the people at the price
An oddly phrased note references a ceremony or decree with a crowd or group gathering around a price or award. The fragment hints at collective involvement and a formal or public action. No clear dates, names, or locations emerge from the readable text.
Thirteen Years Ago Ice Cream and Cake at Henry’s Big Restaurant
The article notes Sunday service of ice cream and cake at Henry's Big Restaurant. Assistant Attorney General E. M Hall visits with his parents in Helena. W. A. Clark and Hart brothers are mentioned with livestock, travel plans, and prices for sheep. Sam Murray is near death from stomach cancer.
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Eugene Cummings
Robi. Cummings
Big Timber
Henry
E. M Hall
Park
Helena
Sam Murray
Mr. Murray
W. A. Clark
E. D. Jones
Mr. Clark
T. W. Luce
Conrad Observer
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Mene Mem Nee
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Glasston News
Glasston
Edith Cummings
L. B. Hackler
T. C. McCall
Nellie Cummings
Ruth Watkins
Helens
Glaseton
F. D .Greger
Bessie Taegen
Livingston
Geo.Mack
Crazy Mountains
E. Struckman
R. Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Chico Springs
Lee Cross
R. E. Cummings
Billy Sloan
Robi
The
Glass Brothers
L. Hartman
Washington
Ans Olin
Mr. Delp Ie
Fr. Knoke
Eugene
Lassion Red Cross
Lovelace
Secke
W. Snyder
Wcheel
Fred Stokes
Lottie Jones
Pimmes
Weple
Hart Brothers
Jack
Harry of
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Dr. Hart
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