Y G Bee Line Convention At Choteau Aug 21 22
The second annual Y G Bee Line association meeting will be at Choteau on August 21 and 22. Delegates will be entertained royally with a chef prepared dinner and social events after business sessions. Local committees organize housing and programs as visitors travel from Browning Glacier Park and Yellowstone region to enjoy hospitality and scenic routes along the Bee Line.
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Montana
Ana
Chotéau
Choteau
Eas
Browning
F. C. Campbell
Yellowstone Park
United States
Europe
Nature
Yellowstoneso Glacier Park
Ross Notes and Gauze Workers Urged to Meet September Deadline
The piece outlines junior work exhibit preparations for September 1 and urges all juniors to file their socks before then. It lists gauze workers for August and August dates, notes about sock measurements, and emphasizes the broader goal of supporting the Y-G Bee Line project for rural development and local commerce.
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Agnes B. Cowen
Gauze
Mesdames Beatty
Mace
H. Robison
W. R. Smith
Chapman
Miss Hodgskiss
Ten men entrain for Camp Fremont after banquet
The group of ten men left town by train to Camp Fremont California on a Tuesday morning. Gathered Monday evening at the Commercial hotel, they were feted with a banquet prepared by local young ladies. Toastmaster T. O. Larson and speakers J. J. Greene E. Hirshberg and Rev Haley addressed the group before a late evening dance.
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Rat
Chateau
Afor
Cap
Mont
California
William Herman Gloor
Williams
James W. Stack
Cat
Bank
Bertie Ernest Dent
George M. Warner
Robert J. Kelly
Conrad
Anna Frank Petch
O Frank
E, Strecker
John ‘Cornelius
Picnic by Choteau Knights and Ladies of Security
The Knights and Ladies of Security held a large gathering at Great Northern park with about 150 attendees. A dinner was served at 7 p m and participants praised patriotic duty as Phil S Cole spoke on supporting the troops and government.
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Choteau Knights
Ladies OF Security
Knights & Ladies of Security
Great ‘Northern Park
R. J. Bonin
Phil S. Cole
Mr. Cole
Choteau Chautauqua Opens With Season Ticket Push
The Choteau chautauqua begins next Sunday afternoon with organizers urging a stronger response to season ticket sales. Miss Beatrice Thurston of the Ellison-White system arrived to assist the ticket committee. At $2.50 for the full week plus 26 cents tax, the season ticket is touted as cheap and valuable for multiple performances.
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Beatrice Thurston
Choteau
Draft Letter Reveals War Risk Insurance Claim Nonsense
A scrambled letter to the Bureau of War Risk Insurance shows a claimant asking a drafty, exasperated plea for votes and support for her husband. She mentions 78 years of marriage and feeding seven children, while critiquing bureaucratic delays and requesting meals and aid.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
General Crowder
U. S
Ahisen
Itis
High Production of Arms in U.S. War Effort
The spread notes Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps funding. In June a single day saw 27,000,000 cartridges produced for the U S government. The week ending June 29 averaged 10,142 rifles daily of Enfield and Springfield type. Ordance reports total wartime output: 2,014,815,584 cartridges 1,886,769 rifles and 82,540 machine guns. Daily cartridge output now 15,000,000.
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United States
United States Army
Ordnance Department
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice states the partnership between We Swedancky and R J Schroder is dissolved. Schroder retires. Swedancky to pay all claims and collect all due accounts. The notice references the New York State Brewers Association and mentions Sam S28 agents.
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Inotice
Swedancky
R. J. Schroder
Mr. Schroder
James
New York
State Brewera
Asebciation
Sam
Nurse recruitment drive urged by General Gorgas
General Gorgas appeals to young women 19 to 35 to join the United States Student Nurse Reserve to fill Army and civilian hospital vacancies. He warns the army needs about 12 000 more nurses by January and stresses that trained nurses are essential for both military and public health. The notice lists Montana training schools and nurses, with contact chiefs in Conrad, Chateau, Cut Bank, and Valier for enrollment.
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Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
United States Student Nurse Reserve
Army Nursing School
Germany
J. A. Goodrich
Conrad
Liese
Chateau
Marion-Coburn
Cut Bank
R. M
Sauer
Valier
Soldier Letter from France July 4 1918
A Jesse Gleason letter from Somewhere in France dated July 4 1918 describes moving back from front lines under shell fire toward rest camps. He notes American troops’ progress, Y M C A support, rations and cigarettes, and daily duties including map work and scouting. He mentions experiences with water, baths, and camaraderie, praising officers and fellow soldiers as true blue Americans.
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Jesse Gleason
France
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fremont
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Council of Nation Defense
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Conrad Hospital
Trene O’brien
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Angelbert
Frances Mahon
Glasgow
Bermieta Clarke
Kalispell General
Kalispell
Alphonsus
Miles City Hospital
Miles City
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St. Patrick's
Missoula
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St. Peter's
Helena
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