County Board Proceedings July 9 11 1917 at Chateau MT
County commission met in regular July session with Henry Radcliffe presiding. minutes approved. salaries and warrants totaling 6352.59 were authorized. health officer McGregor to Kalispell meeting. guardian for Bernhard Kastein considered. various road and tax adjustments approved including road openings, salary increases for deputies, and a nurse appointment.
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Chateau
Mont
Henry Radcliffe
Ernest A.savory
Dan Ledgerwood
EB. C. Garrett
H. J. McGregor
State Association of County Health Officers
Kalispell
District Court
Bernhard Kastein
Bynum
Cut Bank
Dutton
Anthony Minster
Northwest Quarter
General Land Office
George Kapp
Gerhart Road No
Findley and Porter
Sloan
State Association of County Physicians
Margaret Hughes
Helena
Stafford Oad
Coleman and Sherman
New Choteau-Deep Creek
Choteau-Deep Creek
Radcliffe
Barnett
Chateau- Belleview
E. B. Suckow
Porter West
Beard
Homer Pfrimmer
First 585 from Teton county drawn for military service
An unofficial list of the first 585 Teton county residents drawn for service is printed with note of possible human error. The official list with photographs will arrive next Monday for exemption board processing, and notices will be sent to those required to appear for physical examination or release if rejected.
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Teton County
County Exemption Board
Washington
Exemption process outlined for medical deferral
The text explains temporary exemptions based on a listed supplement. Dr. H. T. Rhoads is the examining physician with Dr. H. J. McGregor added and possibly another examiner. Examinations must occur with two physicians concurring before rejection for physical defects.
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H. T. Rhoads
H. J. McGregor
Defense Council
Blackfeet Reservation Draft List From War Department
Snow advisories received from the War Department list 115 registered white men to be added to Teton county. First call drafts include 2624 John Stackhouse 2620 Douglas H Swingley 2599 Wm Torval 2628 Owen A Rumley 2665 Peter L Lassell 2558 Elmer Curfman 2579 Vernon L Bailey 2608 Mark F Grady 2622 G W Pond 2662 DeWitt Martin 2577 Irrank Montenegro 2592 Edward L Case 2615 Ray E Holcomb 2590 Jas W Nesbit 2653 Russell E Mutch 2591 Richard Johnson 2566 Earl Harris 2611 Oly S Savet 2559 Harry Brown 2652 Frank Huber 2655 Oliver T Nesbitt 26557 Agelos Bakis 2646 Oscar F Johnson 2585 Robert W Banks 2623 Peter A Peterson 2616 Dan P Samples 2666 Oscar Larson 2617 Otto A Nelson.
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Harry Brown
Frank Huber
Oliver T. Nesbitt
Agelos Bakis
Oscar F. Johnson
Robert W. Banks
Peter A. Peterson
Dan P. Samples
Oscar Larson
Otto A. Nelson
Farm Loan Appraisers to Inspect Local Lands
C. M. Mansur, appraiser for the Federal Land Bank of Spokane, is due in Chateau to appraise land for federal farm loans. Those who have not yet submitted an application may have their land appraised while he is here by applying to E. J. Hirshberg, secretary of the local Farm Loan association. Applicants should only apply if they expect to need the loan within six months.
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C. M. Mansur
Federal Land Bank
Spokane
Chateau
Farm Loan Association
E. J. Hirshberg
Phil I. Cole
Sec
Treas
J. I. Cain
B. O. Price
Chas. Spence
Arthur Hirshberg
Wm. Cow‘gill
BE. A. Cleland
Chas. R. Bis
J. C. Morgan
Max B. Bishop
C. EB. Trescott
Haig's naval hero linked to John Paul Jones quote
The text links Gen Haig to a Naval hero associated with John Paul Jones famous line I have not begun to fight. It mentions Germany organizing tasks for returning ambassadors highlighting postwar diplomatic shifts.
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John Paul Jones
Gen. Haig
Low postage to the front for unwrapped magazines
A July order allows unwrapped magazines to be sent to U S expeditionary forces for one cent postage. Subscriptions may forward issues without address or wrapping if a corner notice is stamped. Helena named Montana’s receiving post office for this program.
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United States
A. M. Dockery
Helena
Montana
Postoffice Department
United States Expeditionary
Europe
Bateman Foot Wedding in Choteau
Miss Cora Bateman married Stanley R Foot on Thursday morning at seven o'clock in Choteau. Rev. W E B Hall officiated with relatives and a few friends present. The couple left for Glacier Park and Kalispell for their wedding trip. Miss Bateman taught in Choteau public school and Mr Foot practices law with his brother in town.
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H. W. Bateman
Cora Bateman
Stanley R. Foot
W. E B. Hall
Glacier Park
Kalispell
Choteau
Bateman
Foot
Chateau
Red Cross organizes work room and committees
The public school building hosts a fitted work room with garment cutting ongoing. Committees led by Mrs. E. N. Haugen, Mrs. A. Connor oversee information and supplies, while others handle purchasing, cutting, sewing, and labeling. A mass meeting is planned at the courthouse Friday at 8:30 p.m. to review progress and funds.
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E. N. Haugen
A. Connor
EB. J. Hirshberg
C. R. Ellis
DeVone
Henry Radcliffe
T. O. Larson
Arthur Hirshberg
Liptak
Jas. Bdeford
Walter Gorham
Industrial Auxiliary
A. B. Guthrie
Guild
Catholic Auxiliary
Court House
J. C. Morgan
Army Planned Second Draft Fueled by New Revenue Estimates
Washington reports plans in Congress to raise war revenue overturned by announcement of forthcoming additional estimates exceeding 5 billion dollars aimed at building a second army of 500000 under the selective draft. Secretary McAdoo said war departments seek nearly 5 billion more and asked to hold the 1.67 billion tax bill until full departmental estimates arrive.
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Washington
Congress
McAdoo
Senate Finance
War Department
Cnrn
Shipping Board
Navy Department
Bil
Junior Chautauqua Promises Largest Program Yet
Plans for a rousing junior chautauqua are complete with playground experts to guide youths. The event will feature an imaginary world tour with children dressed in foreign costumes and performing songs dances and scenes. Season tickets cost $1.00 and admit the holder to 11 other big chautauqua programs.
Before riots, time to qualify heroics in France
A caution against premature hero worship in France and a call to act now to prevent race riots. The speaker urges proactive measures and restraint to avert social turmoil.
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H. R. Thompson
William Chalmers
H. K. Ferris
Spring Valley
Great Falls
Citizens State Bank
George A. Carlson
Colorado
Chautauqua
Germany
A. S. Burleson
Red Cross
Spete
Cole & Shannon O
Am 1917
Junior
France
Federal Reserve Banking System
Member
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
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