Men from Montana listed for Camp Lewis call up in 1918 draft
The article lists names of men from Montana towns such as Choteau Fairfield Brady and Dupuyer who will be called in the August draft to leave for Camp Lewis within five days starting September 3 1918. It notes a revocation of agricultural deferments and mentions accompanying registrants from various states and counties awaiting mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Camp
Lewis
Oes
Harry
Ws Penn
Williams
Bawin” “Styreén
Brady
Edward ]Berman
Moorhead
Minn
Fred
Palin
Walter
Edwin Anderson
Farmington
Camp Lewis
Albert Marion Hogan
Fairfield
Peder O.’Kleiv
Deary
Idaho
Patrick ‘“Sands
George Bedore
de Anton
Alois Stueve
Daley Family America War News Reports Wounds
A telegram from the War Department informs Halvor Daley that his son Halvor Daley has been seriously wounded in France on July 22. The family seeks details on the nature of the injuries as they await further word. Reports also mention Geo Leavy and Geo Del Remore being wounded with Ora Armstrong’s letter detailing Geo Del Remore’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je -Daley
War Department
Halvor Daley
France
Chateau
Geo. Leavy
Ora Armstrong
Geo. del Remore
Red Cross drives and donations noted in Junior group event
A dance at the Frank ranch raised 17.91 for the Red Cross. Juniors plan to collect Edison and Victrola records for local boys, with many camps lacking records and several shipments listed to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. . Ranch
Red Cross
Edison
Victrola
Fort. Dodge
E.N. Haugen
State land sale planned in Montana's Teton county
Advices from Helena announce a November sale of state lands in Teton county. A total of 59 322 acres will be offered at auction as part of a series across twelve counties, bringing nearly half a million acres to be sold by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Helena
Montana
Sugar rationing in France amid German control of beet lands
Reports note France relies on imported sugar due to German ownership of most sugar beet land. French citizens face about 18 pounds per person yearly, with rationing reducing annual consumption to around 600,000 tons. Before the war France produced 750,000 tons with export potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States Food Administration
Local Board Notes Entraining for Camp Dodge and Barbs
Notices detail August entrainment for Camp Dodge and Camp Legis, with local board appointing leaders for the contingent. Names listed include Lloyd E. Maes Augusta and many registrants from Teton county class of 1918 plus others entrained for military service, Coast Artillery and Ordnance in fort locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Lloyd
Bayard B. Sweitzer
Brady
S Francisco
Joseph Oncanen Siumnibia
Chauncey Depew
Gilman
Glenn Elmer
Sry
Choteau
Norman David Johnson
Arthur Burke
Williams
Albert Magegart
Conrad
Allen E. Criswell
Wiliam Grossman
A. J. Halverson
Cut Bank
County Agent Reports Pressure to Record 1917 Threshing Data
County agent urges threshers to record all grain threshed with acres and bushels per farmer for 1917 and 1918. Reports must go to the county agent at Chateau. officials note first federal seed grant approved for a Kalma community applicant. Smut control praise and farm bureau meetings planned to aid drought relief shipments via certified county agent channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Great Falls
Kalma
Téton
Bozeman
War era letter from Ora Armstrong and comrades in France
A fragment of a wartime correspondence from Aug 3 1918 from Ora Armstrong and Harold to John F Tractor Chateau Montana. The letters describe marching under bombardment in France and crossing enemy trenches with vivid accounts of combat and longing for home. Ora mentions censor limits and plans after the war. The note closes with a continuation reference to a page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gien
Luther W. D. Luther
Chateau
Montana
Fallis
America
Mother
Harold
Ang
France
Germany
Edith
Grandmother
Marguerite
Ora Armatrong
E. F
John F
Tractor
John
Billings
Primary returns incomplete from 14 precincts delay final count
Results of the primary election show incomplete returns from 14 precincts delaying the official tally. County officials led by County Clerk EH C Garrett and judges DeHaas and Matthews begin counting Friday noon, with close races for State Senator, Sheriff, and other offices on both parties’ tickets.
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C. Garrett
J. E. DeHaas
B. J. Mathews
Conrad
Innis
Davis
Daley
Davis E.essenseae
House of Representatives
Ferris Forrest
Kyocki
Cong, Co
A. O'Neil
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Lowry
Ernest
Regimbal
Edward Paul
Joramo
Bynum
Edward Emanuel ‘Deering
John, Logan
Denison
Halvor -Knudtson
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Chariton
Iowa
Osker
Raymond Clifford
Gilseth
Demers
Charles M. Sexton
Riceville
Floyd’ Cummings
Castlerock
Washington
Charles
Collins
Agawam
Walier
Dutton
Plummerton
Emanuel Aid
Mr. Scarrow
Miss Nagle
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E. A
Cleland
B. Kingsbury
O. Mellon
J. E. Olson
Barnett
McGregor
Redmond
H. D
Robinson
J.’ Hall
Misses “Beal
Ruby Hogiskiss
Nagle
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A.J. Blynn
Mazie Sears
Hazel Halladay
Chas
Cowell
Streeter
Magee
Saylor
Mazie
Sears
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Geo. Hall
Weaver
Gay
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Haugen
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Helen Innes
Dorothy
Phillis
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Letty
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Hall
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Cowgill
Halladay
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Boutilier
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Peterson
Smith
Chapman
Burt
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A. Hirshberg
Flynn
Hidsmoe
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Marian
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Patsy Pridham
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Valier
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Paul N. Hazel
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Gare
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Gaetigt Hte
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U.S
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Bob
Collins Innes
Stocke
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Oesch
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Vevveree
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