Montana Loyalty League urges support for war effort
The Helena based Montana Loyalty League pamphlet highlights Montana’s wartime contributions. It lists 35,000 lives offered, 51.8 million dollars in Liberty Bonds, 1.076 million to the Red Cross, 179 thousand to the Y M C A, 100 thousand to the Knights of Columbus, 40.8 thousand to the Salvation Army, and a commitment to buy 500 thousand dollars in War Stamps monthly.
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Montana Loyalty League
Montana
Helena
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Have a Wrong Impression on Campaign Criticism
The Pioneer argues for open media scrutiny of candidates for state and county offices. It condemns peanut politics and demands that newspapers expose qualifications, affiliations, and principles to inform voters. It warns against unpatriotic candidates and pledges support for 100 percent patriotic nominees aligned with national administration and local citizens.
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Harlowtown
Wheatland
Life After Lusitania Target of Moral Debate
The Livingston Enterprise reports rumors that Lieutenant Commander Schweiger, who commanded the submarine that sank the Lusitania, is dead in London. The piece voices mixed feelings of relief and justice, urging careful, non vengeance driven punishment to deter future war crimes.
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Livingston Enterprise
Schweiger
London
Germany
Schwieger
Glasston Community Notes Highlight Local Life
Coal buyers busy in Glasston area last week. Edith Cummings vacationing with parents. L B Hackler made profitable horse trade with T C McCall. Robi Cummings of Big Timber visited. Mrs F D Greger to teach next year. Several residents return from travels and illnesses. Heavy rain and hail reported. Local events include birthdays, visits, and church services.
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L. B. Hackler
T. C. McCall
Eugene Cummings
Robi. Cummings
Big Timber
County Attorney Nomination Announcement
F M Lamp announces candidacy for county attorney subject to Republican primary August 27. He pledges if elected to uphold duties as county commissioner and support party actions on election day.
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Eblican Party
F. M. Lamp
Prix note hints at ceremonial decision
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief note from an event or gathering called the prix. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are readable. The record captures only a vague reference to a prize or ceremony without concrete details.
Thirteen Years Ago Ice Cream Sundays at Henry's Restaurant
Short local notes list Sunday ice cream and cake at Henry's Big Restaurant. Assistant Attorney General E M Hall visits with parents before resuming duties at Helena. W A Clark returns from northern state with sheep purchases. Hart brothers enjoy a gift from Dr Hart arriving from Shropshire. Kellogg family to Portland for fair and coastal sightseeing. Sam Murray near death from stomach cancer. Clark buys 1000 head of sheep from E D Jones with delivery Sept 1–10 at 2.60 per yearling and 3 for older. Clark also booked 3500 sheep from T W Luce for September delivery. Conrad Observer.
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E. M Hall
Park
Helena
W. A. Clark
Big Timber
E. D. Jones
Mr. Clark
T. W. Luce
Conrad Observer
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