Letter from Lucifer to Kaiser Wilhelm Reveals Dark Sympathies
The fragment shows a mock correspondence in which Lucifer writes to Kaiser Wilhelm, boasting of Satanic power and reflecting on England and America. He justifies atrocities, mocks Nero, and claims divine friendship to mislead supporters while planning further world domination.
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Satanic
Kaiser Wilhelm
Devil
Royal ‘Palace
Berlin
Lucifer
Nero
Develish
Tors
Tirpitz
Mephisto
England
America
Europe
Treach
Christmas Letter From France and Red Cross Appeal
A 1918 letter from Roger A Burrell in France praises Home Front support from Montana and explains Red Cross relief efforts in Belgium and occupied France. It outlines a March 18 to 26 clothing collection campaign, precautions for acceptability, and shipping instructions to aid relief work.
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Red Cross
Northern Division
Commission of Relief
Belgium
France
United States
Ordsit
Lttler
Divison
Broadway
New York City
New York
Commission For Relief In
Center Street
Finghampton
Division Bureau of Supplies
Gopher Poison Campaign Calls Farmers to Action
A wartime plea urges farmers to spread poisoned oats on infested fields to exterminate gophers. The notice lists suppliers and shipping details, outlines pricing at 16 cents per pound, prepaid freight, and asks landowners to report breeding sites and return empty poison sacks to distributors.
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Equity
Farmington
I. c.Kramer
Bynum
Geo
Harrington
Agawam
A. Peterson
Pendrey
L. D.carver
Bob
James Baker
Fairfield
Power
Harry Wullenwaber
Sloan
G.”B. Plummer
Cordova
WM. Eaman
Dutton
Fitzgerald
Collins
Brady
Conrad
Valier Land Sales Co
Valier
Peerless
Mule Auction Aids Red Cross Effort At Chateau
Great Falls horse dealers Brown and Carney and farmer H B Ashworth donated a mule for sale at Chateau to aid the Red Cross. The animal toured Main Street as bidding rose to 57.50 before multiple resales. Final totals reached 272.50 with cigars knives and sausage adds. Red Cross thanks go to organizers and buyer Paul Jacobson praised.
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Brown
Carney
Great Falls
H. B. ‘Ashworth
Chateau
Washington State
Dick Gorter
Chen
Wm. Crawtorn
Luther ’ Schnee
Joe. Baart
Wm.’ ‘Chalmers
Joe Wal‘cut
Weaver
Jake Otness
Wm. Black
Ben Larson
Hirshberg
Red Cross
Brown and
Ashworth
Walcut
Cascade
Teton
Bynum
Ar‘nett
Methodist Notes Easter Program and Mission Drive
Easter Sunday is approaching with the Sunday school program and the regular Easter mission collection. The Bible class plans a church dinner on Friday March 22 to meet financial obligations and deficiencies, urging teachers classes and scholars to support world mission.
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America
Jesus
Teton County Vagrancy Law Enforced Warns Off Saloons
Sheriff William Miller warns that any person without means of living or roaming without lawful business is a vagrant punishable by up to ninety days in county jail. The notice urges labor uptake and states the law will be strictly enforced in Teton County Montana.
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Teton
Teton County Volunteers Inducted for Military Service
The article lists 55 Teton county registrants voluntarily inducted for military service over the past three weeks. Names include Archie Bonds Cut Bank and Haskell Lee Barber Williams among others bound for Fort Riley Fort Logan Vancouver Barracks and Jefferson Barracks. The piece notes a 94 000 man second draft call with 15 from Teton county and a farm labor deferment directed by President Wilson with Camp Lewis enrollment set for March 29.
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Teton County
Fort Riley
Kansas
Archie Bonds
Clay C. Robb
Haskell Lee Barber
Williams
Samuel D. Crawford
Dutton
Vancouver Barracks
Vancouver
Which
Spruce Division
Signal Corps
John .V
Gillies
Walter
Forty-third Engineers
Fort Logan
Colorado
Clarence Strenge
Harold John Hanson
Conrad
Louis
John ‘Oéstereich
Vaplier
Leonard Arthur Peterson
Conrads
Camp Lewis
Wilson
Local Call For 15 Men To Entrain For Camp Lewis
The Teton county board issues a special call for 15 men to be entrained for Camp Lewis American Lake Washington starting March 29. The invitation is open to voluntary induction and registrants may apply at the Choteau local board in person or by wire.
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Teton County
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Wash
Choteau
Dinner April 5th Planned by Board and Choir
The board announces a unique dinner on April 5. The Sunday night song service is led by the young ladies’ choir under Miss Smith. The front wall of the church bears tasteful lettering thanking Brother Porter.
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Young Ladies’ Choir
Miss Smith
Brother Porter
Letter from Mud Townsend on Marines life at Mare Island
A reader’s letter from Mud Townsend describes Marines at Mare Island California during training. He notes the mix of recruits from Montana and elsewhere, the shift from field gear to army shoes, and onlookers amused by new arrivals attempting to adapt. He recalls the effort to teach cowboys to walk in uniform and the shared pride of old Montana boys in camp life.
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Mud
Townsend
Augusta
Marine
Mare
Island
Valles
Hawaiian Islands
Montana
E R Rodolph 67 Dies After Long Montana Life
E Rodolph, aged 67 years and 11 months, died at Chateau hospital Tuesday of stomach cancer. Born in Blosburg Pennsylvania on April 12 1850, he moved to Salt Creek Nebraska then Montana with family, lived near Helena and Three Forks, later settling at Unionville and finally Chateau with his wife and two children Philip and Carrie Miller. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church with interment in Choteau cemetery.
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Cc. E
Rodolph
Chateau Hospital
Blosburg
Penn
Salt Creek
Neb
Illinois
Plains
Forks
Helena
Three Forks
Unionville
Chateau
Craig
Jone
Philip
Carrie Miller
Choteau
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Burial
We thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses during the illness and burial of our husband and father. Mrs C Be Rodolph Philip Rodolph Mrs Carrie Miller.
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C. BE. Rodolph
Phillip
Rodolph
Mes
Carrie Miller
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk Paul Jacobson
The past week at Old Agency and Bynum, Oliver Dad Rider married Annie White Calf, Thomas A. Friedt wed Florence I. Cashman, and Lyle Benton joined Blanche White in marriage.
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Paul Jacobson
Oliver Dad Rider
Annie White Calf
Old Agency
Thomas A. Friedt
Florence I. Cashman
Bynum
Lyle Benton
Blanche ‘White
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Rand
Hell
Anind
Hal
Roger A. Burrell
Commission For Relief
Gopher
United Action
Derby
J. C. Morgan
Methodist Notes
Milliam.miller
Cc. E. Rodolph
Choteau, Montana
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