Liberty Loan bonds called premier security of the world
The 1917 Liberty Loan bonds are untaxable by federal state or local taxes and exchangeable at par for higher yield bonds. They maintain market value against future issues, boast universal demand, and tie closely to global money and gold markets. The New York Times lauds their worldwide liquidity and enduring value.
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United States
New York Times
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Bank of England
Road Improvement Efforts Discussed At County Seat Meeting
A Friday courthouse gathering led to a plan to improve access to the county seat. County Surveyor Barnett said lack of workers hinders progress, and a committee including T O Larson and R M Farrington will coordinate with commissioners to secure help. Crews soon repaired roads west and east of town while a county crew works northward. Recent heavy rains have worsened conditions across the county.
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Eckford
Barnett
T. O. Larson
C. R. Ellis
R. M. Farrington
Phil ¥. Cole
H. McCullough
Teton Bridge
Hall
District Court Naturalization Grants and Divorces
The district court granted final citizenship papers to Carl Peterson John Pederson Djerre Siccema Louis Owens Gus Johnson Jennie Strath and continued other petitions. Ruth Elliott and Mary Hamil were awarded absolute divorces. All criminal cases were continued to the next jury term. The next term starts June 29.
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Carl Peterson
Denmark
John Pederson
Djerre Siccema
Holland
Louis Owens
Norway
Gus Johnson
Sweden
Jennie Strath
Canada
Wm. Gray
Scotland
Ruth Elliott
Frank M. Elliott
Mary Hamil
Oscar‘ J. Hamil
Twine Shortage Prompts Early Order for Harvest
A county survey urges farmers to estimate twine needs due to a hemp shortage affecting binder twine supply. Local merchants report tight stocks as harvest approaches. residents are advised to place orders now to ensure available supply.
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Teton County
Registration totals for Teton county during military service date
The total registration reached 2521 in Teton county on Tuesday for military service. A telegram from Governor Stewart through the county clerk urged liberal registration for those not yet registered, inviting scrutiny of cases and permitting county boards to register unregistered men to complete the process swiftly.
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Teton County
Red Cross Backed by North County Chapters
Local Red Cross chapter holds regular meeting at Citizens State Bank to plan Red Cross Week June 18 to 26. Auxiliary formations in Bole and Dutton reported with officers elected and memberships collected, including several ten and five dollar gifts. A community supper and a dance raised funds, boosting county Red Cross effort and aiming to enlist more members.
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Red Cross
Atliaries
Conrad
Power
Bole
Dutton
Dantt
Chas. McDonald
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Teton
Amrican Red Cross Society
Dr. Davis
Swanson
Earl Zimmerman
Treas
Chas
A. Adamson
Civic Club
Whitacre-Simmons
L. F. Haley
Sweat
Dr. Sweat
W. Willis
Olive Seline
Cheetham
F. Smith
Haley
R.v.’Haley
Wadsworth
Washington
Montana
Eile Society
Choteau Fund Reserves for Band Trip to Great Falls
Citizens of Choteau contribute to a fund for sending the town band to Great Falls on Thursday to advertise the community and provide a band outing. The list includes many local businesses and residents with totals toward a final contribution of 104.50 dollars. The U C T convention is ongoing in Great Falls with a large crowd present.
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Choteau
Great Falls
Hanson Hodgskiss wed in Choteau home ceremony
Emily Hanson and J Edward Hodgskiss married Monday at the bride’s sister Mrs O R Nelson home Rev W E Hall officiated in a small gathering of relatives and intimate friends. The bride taught at Choteau public school and hails from Herman Nebraska. The groom, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Wm Hodgskiss, is from Chateau. They will visit Bozeman Powell Wallace before settling on the Hodgskiss ranch west of town.
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O. R. Nelson
Emily Hanson
J. Edward Hodgskiss
W. E. Hall
Byars Enterprise Notice of Matrimonial Scene
A Byars Enterprise item describes a couple strolling in a sunlit scene filled with love and flowers as they vision eternal bliss and unite in the holy bonds of matrimony in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Byars Enterprise
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