Miners Strike Ends With Back-To-Work Date Set
After a two day Indianapolis conference among operators miners and government officials the coal miners will return to work Friday. A three person commission will decide future raises and issues while Cha teau faces a severe fuel shortage prompting a city mass meeting and wood purchases to bridge supply until coal arrives. Senator Larson and Frank Oulton lead talks for Cha teau and Sand Coulee mine pressure.
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Chateau
Indianapolis
Acantha
Morgan
Frank Oulton
Glacier
Park
Oulton
Larson
Sand Coulee
Coalvat
Choteau
Church Notes at M E Church Highlight Sunday Services
The M E Church led by Pastor Harry T Strong will hold a 10:30 a m sermon followed by The Lord's Supper. Sunday School at 11:30. Evening service at 7:30 with an 8 o clock sermon evangelistic in tone. Read the issue article on Financing of the Church.
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Srvice
Death of Burton Bench Resident J W Willis 58
J W Willis aged 58 a Burton bench resident died at his home Saturday morning after long illness from hardening of the arteries. He is survived by his wife and 12 children four from a former marriage. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M E church with Rev Stong officiating. Interment followed in Choteau cemetery.
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J. W. Willis
Burton Bench
M. E
Stong
Inkdd
Chotean
New Insurance Ruling Helps Discharged Men
The War Risk Bureau issues a blanket ruling allowing discharged service members to reinstate canceled or lapsed insurance until December 31, 1919. Applicants must be in as good health as at discharge or the later date. The policy covers those out of service for eighteen months or more who were barred previously.
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Whithington
D. C
War Risk Bureau
500 Butte Miners Leave to Dig Coal in Montana Camps
Butte workers respond to Governor Stewart's appeal for volunteers. Five hundred miners, displaced when local properties closed due to the drought famine, have departed for Montana coal centers to aid coal production and fuel supply.
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Butte
Montana
Govenor Stewart
Woman's Club Notes Advocates Thrift and Home Economcs
Government urges Woman's Clubs to promote thrift during constriction. December 16 program led by Mrs J J Greene features talk on steam pressure cooker as time saver and a home economics discussion seeking practical tips.
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J. J. Greene
Red Cross Field Representative Reports On Montana Relief Efforts
Edwin G. Eklund of the American Red Cross Northern Division met with the Teton county executive board to discuss relief work across Montana counties. He praised local efforts, urged higher enrollment, and stressed the importance of the coming year in service to country and humanity.
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Edwin G. Eklund
American Red Cross
Chateau
Eklund
Montana
Teton
Teton County
Red Cross Army of Peace
Teachers Exam List From Choteau Showed Attendees
The teachers examination held in Choteau on December 4 5 and 6 lists Second Grade participants including Mrs Wolfé Chiéteau Miss Swanson Mr Hogan and others from Choteau Fairfield Cletv Fairfeld Bynum Power and Simms areas. First Grade attendees include Mrs Maes Farmington Miss Kilgore Bynum Mrs Monkman Bynum and others from surrounding towns.
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Wolfé"Chiéteau
Farmington
Brandenburg
Bole
Bryson
Halvor Khudtson
Chotesw
Maes
Kilgore
Bynum
Monkman
The Barbarous Barberry At Royal Theater
A new motion picture from the U S Department of Agriculture Laboratory Washington D C debuts December 21 22 at the Royal theater. The Barbarous Barberry documents the life cycle of a parasite causing stem rust in wheat through microscopic travelogue images. Dr Fred Moran traveled to Fort Benton and Big Sandy for interstate stock shipping business.
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Royal Theater
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Fred’ Moran
Fort Benton
Big Sandy
Interstate
Atock
Shipnvente
Anti Strike Clause In R R Bill Threatens Labor Clash
Washington reports Senate delayed passage of the Cummins railroad bill after Sen LaFollette demanded a quorum. Debate centered on anti strike provisions seen as testing government versus organized labor, with figures like Sen Myers and Samuel Gompers cited. Miners warned of fatal rail disruption and costs to the public if the bill fails.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. LaFollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Curtis
Kansas
Myers
Montana
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Labor
Gompers
United Mine Workers of
Am‘erica
Star Gazer Predicts Global Disturbances From Six Planet Alignment
Professor Portia warns a rare celestial alignment of Mercury, Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune in 1919 will trigger a massive sunspot and atmospheric upheavals. He cites seven planets in conjunction near the sun on December 17 and Uranus opposing, foreseeing hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and cold as the Earth shifts. The forecast contrasts sensationalism with mathematical certainty.
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Portia
United States
Mercury
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Tuberculosis Threat Prompts Red Cross Seals Drive
Wasted Lives outlines TB as a killer of producers mainly women and men aged 15 to 45, with 150,900 U S deaths yearly and over 1,000,000 active cases. It costs $500 million in economic waste. It urges support for the National Tuberculosis Association and 1000 local groups through Red Cross Christmas Seals to curb the disease.
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United States
National Tuberculosis Association
RED Cross
E S Elects Officers at Ridellty Chapter No 180
E S on Wednesday evening elected officers for the ensuing year as follows Effie Bateman W P Alice McCullough A M Alara Afoore Sec Whyra Haugen Treas Clara Fost Con Marie Coffey A Con After the election the members played cards and a lunch was served.
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E. S
Ridellty
Effie. Bateman
W. P. cAlice McCullough
A. M. Alara
Afoore
sWhyra- Haugen
Treas
Clara Fost
Marie Coffey
Civil actions filed in the week at the court clerk
Roy E Tweedy seeks divorce from Luvena B Tweedy. Henry Vogel and Mathilda Vogel sue Zachariah Hayward on note. Chas F Cole sues William N Pike Essie E Pike Finch Van Slyck and McConville a corporation for foreclosure of mortgage.
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Roy E. Tweedy
Luvena B
Henry Vogel
Mathilda Vogel
Plaintiffs
Zachariah Hayward
Essie E. Pike, Finch, van Slyck and
Financing the M. E. Church
The First M. E. Church of Chateau adopts an envelope pledge system for 1920 with a goal of about 20000.00 to fund ministerial support heat taxes and repairs. All members and youths urged to pledge weekly contributions plus prayers and cooperation to elevate community Christian life.
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Church of Jesus’ Christ
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Chateau
Kingdom of God
Earth
Methodist Episcopal
M. E. Church
M. E
M. BE
Webb Brother Trio Visitor Leaves for Los Angeles
Gilbert Webb, who had been visiting in Chateau with his siblings Will and Trucina Webb, has departed for Los Angeles California where he has secured employment.
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Gilbert Webb
Chateau
Will
Trucina Webb
Los Angeles
Cal
McCullough To Install Delco Light Plant In Browning
H McCullough departed Tuesday for Browning to install a Delco Light plant in a local restaurant.
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H. McCullough
Browning
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