Public health order seals Sweet Grass county in 1918 influenza crackdown
The order closes pool halls picture shows and schools until further notice and limits business attendance to three persons. It requires hotel sheets fumigation beds quarantines and routine disinfection with strict enforcement by health officers dated December 3 1918 in Big Timber Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Bozeman
Mont
Charles W. Ryan
Big Timber
WGN
Nie Swig
Itange SE
Montana
Meridan
CO. N. Skillman
U.S
Edgar Gibson
Lawrence P. Omber
Albert Ryan
Peter Butler
Montonon
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Sweet Grass
Marearet Hughes
Reid Court
Cortet House
Swert Grass
Albert Stene
John Stene
Dias
W. Campbuell
Sweet Grass County
Chas
W. Campbell
Paul L. Vancleve
Alice D. van Cleve
Paul L. van Cleve
Helen P. van Cleve
Hulen Poscarlett
Jane l L. Davis
G.L. Seegaard
James
Brown
First Loau and Security Company
Alice D. Vancleve
Paul Ll. Vancleve Jr
Helen P. Vancleve
John L. Scarlett
Helen P. Scariedt
June
J. Davis
G. L. Heegard
Jamesd. Brown
Flrat Loan and Security Company
Plaintin
Plaiff
H.C. Pound
Chas. W. Campbell
Melzar Grant
Reed Point
Sid
John M. Hiner
Meizar Grant
J.E. Barbour
Adusual Strator
Sweet Grass ‘County
Board of Health
Sugar ruling saves nation from sugar famine
The Food Administration credits reduced sugar consumption from July to October 1917 with averting a famine. Public restraint allowed beet and Louisiana cane crops to come in, enabling a return to normal domestic use while Europe's ships could reach markets. Grain savings also boosted farmers' profits.
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Louisiana
Europe
Coneu
The
United States
Reward for information on theft of stock
Reward of 250 dollars offered for information leading to the first conviction of anyone stealing horses or cattle belonging to a paid up member of the Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association. Seeks livestock sellers to send notices to the secretary Grant Bishir in Huntera Hot Springs, Mort.
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Sweet Grase Stock Growers
Grant Bishir
Huntera‘Hot Springs
Mort
Food Conservation Effort Supports Global War Needs
Amid World War II shortages, American campaigns urged food control and conservation to maintain feed supplies and military strength.Germany's starvation pressure tested nations, while the US mobilized citizens to conserve and sustain wartime nutrition.
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Germany
Conservation America
Wheat Loss Revealed From Threshing Season
A historical record notes 16,000,000 bushels of wheat that were previously lost during threshing, now accounted for in the period’s agricultural update.
No One Suffered Here in Food Saving Effort
The passage praises voluntary food saving, claiming no hardship occurred and that participants felt healthier in body and spirit and more satisfied due to collective self-denial. It frames the effort as a communal moral achievement with positive self-perception.
Cooperation and Service Carry On Despite Confidence Slump
A brief note reports ongoing cooperation and service efforts despite a drop in confidence. Authorities emphasize continued support and steady operations amid skepticism. The item highlights resilience, public trust challenges, and community commitment.
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