Red Cross Plans Peace Time Relief After War
Washington December 4. Henry P Davidson announces that the American Red Cross will shift from war relief to peacetime aid both in the United States and worldwide. The annual Christmas roll call will fund the organization with a $12 membership, supporting administrative costs and continuing humanitarian work alongside allied governments.
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Washington
American Red ‘ Cross
United States
Henry P.davidson
Davidson
Red Cross
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American
France
Italy
Belgium
Telief
American Red Cross
Cross
Sorimich
Ite
America
Naturalization Cro on District Court Proceeding
District court convened Friday and adjourned Monday with naturalization granted to John Nelson of Norway George Hodkins of Canada Homer McCullough of Canada James McCullough of Canada Julian Fellers British subject Cyrille Theoramer Belgium Cornelius Sommervald Holland Harry Haney British subject Jor su la Conrad Switzerland Edward Bejnoroyick Russia Henry Aswalds Crowe England In cases State of Montana vs Farris Schneider Steuper and Theodore defendants pleaded not guilty bail set at 500 dollars in each case. August Teubert divorced Manie Teubert custody awarded for a son William. four other minor children minor custody not specified.
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Je Be ‘Leslie
Jackson
Great Falls
District” “Court
John, Nelson
Norway
George Wilson’ Hodkins
Canada
Montana
John R. Farris
Liabel
State of Montana
Erick. Schneider
W. J. Shannon
George’ Steuper
Theodore
August ‘Teubert
mManie Teubert
William
Sugar Ration System Easing Expected With New Cuban Crop
December 3 report says sugar purchase limits removed for homes and public places. Food Administration notes increased supply from Louisiana cane and western beet. Expectation grows that Cuban crop will begin soon, potentially ending the ration system.
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Washington
Food Administration
Louisiana
Letter from Captain Roberson thanks Judge for papers
CAPTAIN B. J. ROBERSON of the 34th Field Artillery writes from France thanking a judge in Montana for sending copies of the Montanan and the Acantha. He notes the regiment’s transition from horse to motor artillery, praises the French 75 cannon, and mentions upcoming moves toward Montana-like mountains while preparing for winter conditions.
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Mc‘Donald
Montana
Deaths in Chateau and Sheridan Families Highlight Influenza Toll
Mrs. Dean Grooms aged 33 died at Chateau hospital after a weeklong illness from Spanish influenza. She leaves husband and mother Mrs G M Johnston plus sisters and brothers. remains to be shipped to Sheridan for burial. Ursula Hodgskiss, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hodgskiss, died at Murray Hospital Butte after Spanish influenza. funeral plans pending as family mourns in Chateau.
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Dean Grooms
G. M. Johnston
Sheridan
Wyoming
Arthur ‘Snyder
Ruby. Carpenter
Eagle
Idaho
Lewis
Burley
Raymond
Austin
Ruipert
Frank
U.S
France
Mr. Grooms
Snyder
Chateau
Ursula Hodgiskiss
Wm. Hodgskiss
the Murray Hospital
Butte
Asia
Tiekza
State College
Bozeman
Ruby
Three Forks
Edward
Grant
William
Great ‘Lakes
Wilson Sails as Peace Conference Repre sentative Departures From New York
President Wilson sailed today aboard the George Washington with a five‑member U S delegation to the peace conference in France. The transport led a convoy with the Pennsylvania and destroyers as harbors saluted. Army planes patrolled the bay while Secret Service and military police maintained a heavy security ring around Hoboken dock.
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New York
Wwoodiey
Wilson
United” “States
Europe
United States
France
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Hudson
Lapland
Algstroyers
Thepresident
Robert Lansing
Henry White
Italy
E.’M. House
Tasker H. Bliss
George Washington
North River
Washington
Dock No. 4
Hoboken
George
Secret Service
Army
Navy Intelligence Service
County Tax Figures Show 1918 Collections and Delinquency
County figures indicate total 1918 tax collections reach 624366.09 dollars with related delinquencies totaling 67368.90 dollars. Delinquent accounts include cancellations and soldiers’ cases, which will reduce delinquency once soldiers return, though exact impact awaits perjury office review.
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Ssperntee Jurer
Choteau Rancher Killed in Twin Cities Train Collision
Charles Duer a Choteau Montana rancher was struck and killed by a train in St Paul while delivering a livestock shipment to the South St Paul stockyards. He left for St Paul last week with stock for his uncle Conrad Sack. Funeral plans for the interment are announced.
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Twin Cities
TSE T
Ste.Paul
Dee
Charles, Duer
Choteau
Mont
St. Pal H
Great Falls
Duer
Br Paul
Conrad Sack
Marriage licenses issued in past week
Marriage licenses were issued this past week by Clerk Jacobson. The names Marvin Gratiot and Rosella Smith are listed along with their addresses. Further uncertain fragments discuss locations in Wisconsin and Iowa and indicate both parties may be from those states.
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Jacobson
Marvin
Richard Gratiot
Wis
Rosella
B. Smith
Ater
Fonda
Iowa
Ernest
Britke
Note High School notes and sports season update
The note outlines Mrs Saylor's illness from Spanish influenza and mentions Mr Dietrich supervising classes. It reports basketball season beginning with boys on Mondays and Wednesdays and girls on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and hot lunch service started by domestic science students with plans to expand as weather cools.
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Gelence
Plac
Farmers Week in Bozeman Postponed Over Health Concerns
The annual Farmers Week short course in Bozeman will not be held December 9 to 14 due to health conditions statewide. The delay may lead to full cancellation. The county agents and Farm Bureau conference the following week remain on schedule. The American Association for Agriculture Legislation meeting plans may also be postponed, with potential January reconvening. The Shorthorn Breeders Association meeting and pure bred stock sale on the 11th stay as planned, while State Farmers Union actions are uncertain. The Liberty Day program will be replaced by the national Peace Day observance.
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Bozemans
Farm Bureau
American Association
Elwood Meade
Mead
Breeders’ Association
Ihe
State Farmers” Union
Reclamation Works Nearing Completion At Main Canal
The Fairfield Times reports the main canal lining with concrete is finished and workers are back-filling and raising ditch banks. Superintendent Ross says water delivery for irrigation is expected next season due to the completed lining.
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Ross
Fairfield Times
Defense guards the president amid flags on the pier
The long pier was decorated with thousands of flags and bunting as a canopy of American emblems stretched over the gang plank, shielding the president’s passage.
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Cyrille Theoramer
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May Haney
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Aswalds Crowe
England
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Chatéau, Montana
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Ursula Hodgskiss
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Percy Noodles
Citizens State Bank
Cheteau, Montana
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