Choteau to Hear Dr. Sanford on Monday Evening
Dr. Sanford, famed Minnesota lecturer over 80 years old, will speak on Our Duty to Our Country at 8:30 p.m. in the Choteau high school auditorium. The event, organized by the Red Cross and the Woman's Club, includes patriotic music and a 7 p.m. parade with admission 35 cents. Proceeds aid the Red Cross.
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Red Cross Drive Sets War Work Funding for May
Red Cross plans a May drive from the 20th to 27th for another 100 million dollars of war work. Teton county’s share is 5 thousand with detailed local allotments listed by County Chairman T. O. Larson. Committees for Chateau and nearby areas are named including Fairfield Dutton Power and Farmington groups.
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Red Cross Gifts Support Plummerton and Farmington Aid
Red Cross fundraiser details show Mrs. Plummer of Plummerton selling a knitting bag for 5.00 credited to the Plummerton auxiliary, Mrs. Gay Franklin donating a tatting item for 5.28, and Mrs. Coffey giving 1.00. Farmington sent 22 shirts and 14 tool pairs. The Clinton Bard school contributed bags, wash cloths, handkerchiefs, and gun wipes while weekly sewing room attendance is listed with chairmen and visitors across Industrial Guild and Woman's Club days.
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Children’s Year aims to save 100000 American children
The Childrens Bureau urges war workers to protect all American children at home and abroad. The effort promotes better child care to prevent deaths, with a conference in Choteau Montana on May 22 to 24 offering examinations and guidance for mothers with children under six.
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Whitsunday services set for 11 o'clock at church
Episcopal Church notes that Sunday May 19 Whitsunday will start regular services at 11. All choir members are asked to attend this day as the service will be part of morning prayer using the Whit sunday portion of the prayer book.
The Kaisers Olive Branch Camouflage Fails
In a wartime observation the German attempt at a conciliatory gesture is described as a cultural curiosity, yet the olive branch camouflages the reality of sour diplomacy with fruit exposed by foliage.
Memorial Service for Con Trad Hero in Conrad
Memorial service planned at Conrad City Hall next Sunday May 19 at 2 30 for Wm M Van Fossan killed in action in France. Rev W W Van Orsdel to officiate. Fossan came to Montana in 1917 from Andrew County Missouri and lived with sister Mrs A D Craig twelve miles northeast of Conrad. He enlisted after US entry, served in signal corps at Camp Lewis and Long Island before going to France. He was a Modern Woodman member and affiliated with the Methodist church. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Volunteers Sought for Military Service Calls in Teton County
The local board seeks volunteers for special military service with two calls: Call No 537 for six stock raisers for the veterinary corps at Camp Lee Virginia and Call No 542 for one horse trainer for the quartermaster corps at Camp Joseph Johnston Jacksonville Florida. Only white men physically qualified will be accepted. Volunteers accepted through May 20, then inductees chosen by liability. Entraining June 1.
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Town Clean-Up Notice Sets Deadline and Fees
Special clean-up order warns all premises in town must be cleaned by May 22 1918 or town council will do the work at the owner's expense. It covers trash rubbish ashes manure tin cans and related debris on occupied or vacant properties. By order of Town Council Mayor J C Morgan.
Draft call lists men for five day muster to Camp Lewist in Washington
The piece lists a long quota of 110 men in Teton county scheduled for five days from May 25 to appear before local boards or travel to Camp Lewiston Washington for entrainment. It names numerous individuals by name and residence across Montana and nearby states, reflecting the draft administration and distribution of duty amid wartime. It also includes a closing editorial line about the Kaiser and a cautious investment remark.
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Child Health Conference Slated in Lewistown
Miss Rue Baxter leads a three day Child Health Conference in Lewistown with doctors McGregor Rhoads Smith Crary Stevens and nurses Coffey Lip tak C. James Smith McKinney. A question box will be available and Dr McGregor will answer on Friday. A Red Cross parade is planned.
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