We Are Americans says Pershing on unemployment aid
A radio broadcast featured General Pershing and other notable figures urging unity to combat unemployment. Pershing proclaimed We are Americans and warned against failure while stressing we must help those out of work until they can support themselves. He framed the effort as essential to national morale and eventual victory in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
General Pershing
Irving S. Cobb
Geraldine Farrar
Colonel Lindberg
Mary Pickford
The President and the Navy League
The Democratic press inflames debate over President Hoover and the Navy League. The piece argues Hoover rightly challenged a libelous Navy League statement, defends his push to cut federal spending, and notes the League’s demand for a much larger navy budget than the department. It portrays the clash as part of broader fights over economy and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League
United States
Hoover
Hoover Shoud
Gardiner
Navy Department
Navy
Lest We Forget Armistice Thoughts and Kipling
The piece reflects on Armistice day urging remembrance of key lessons from history. It stresses memory as a discipline and notes Kipling's lines as a timely reminder to retain important truths amidst forgetfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
Armistice Day echoes memories of World War I
The piece urges keeping alive memories of the war ended Nov 11 1918, honoring those who did not return and those who served. It highlights maimed veterans, heartaches of families, and women as angels of mercy, and calls observance to honor dead not in vain as Lincoln stated.
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Lincoln
Letter to Phillip Beaupre Reveals 1853 Pembina Collector Nomination
An 1853 Washington letter to Phillip Beaupre, father of Dr. H Beaupre, details his nomination and Senate confirmation as Pembina customs collector under President Franklin Pierce. It notes Minnesota Democrats union, Beaupre's duties, and mentions related nominations for Sauk Rapids land office. The document sits amid community notices and local travel updates.
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Beaupre
Toole
Chateau
Washington, D. C
Phillip Beaupre
H. Beaupre
Sauk Rapids
Minnesota Territory
Pembina
M. T
Dave Olmsted
Washington
Tittle
Times
Franklin Pierce
Mr. Olmsted
Mr. Beaupre
Washington City
United States
Senate
Minnesota
D. A Robertson
S. B. Lowry
D. A. G. Baker
W. H. Randall
D. L. Fuller
R. R. Nelson
Col. Robertson
Secretary of the Treasury
W. Lowry
Phillip
Webb and Wood
Teton Land Plat Filed in Falls Land Office
A notice from the U S land office at Great Falls states a plat for sections 25 26 35 and 36 township 22 north range 10 west will be filed at 9 00 a m on November 9 The land is withdrawn for Lewis and Clark forest reserve by acts and proclamations dating from 1897 to 1907 Adverse claims prior to withdrawal may affect entry and further information is available from the Great Falls district land office run by Register M D Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Land Office
Lewis and Clark Forest Reserve
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
Lewis and Clark County
U. S. District Land Office
M. D. Nicholson
Idaho trip for Bynum family and companions
Mrs Burt Lish Bynum and her sons James and Roy along with Leon Rowley and Oval How ell departed last week for Idaho. The group traveled as a family party likely touring or visiting relatives and new surroundings.
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Oval
Leon
Roy Lords
and Broadhead
Utah
Reid Swenson and Sons
Dell Green
Idaho
John Schenk
J. Wilson Moore
Burt Lish
James and
Roy
Leon Rowley
Oval Howell
Pendroy Social News Highlights From Local Home Life
Mrs Matz of Lewistown visits Seufert home for about two weeks and returns home this week. Numerous neighbors host dinners, bridge games, quilting sessions, and visits with the Ladies Aid group. 300 attend Farmers Union event. J A Swanson anniversary marked by a dinner and theater party in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendray
Fuller
Lewis
Talbert
Jones
Gutshall
Kaemmer
Bolsinger Ranch
Mutz
Seufert
Swanson
Riteno
Pat Campbell Ranch
J. A. Swanson
Harry Swanson
Chateau
T. R. Larson
Ashworth
Flathead Country
Fallon
California
Conrad
Mr. Estes
Miss Rose Morse
Nadeau
Clarence Rose
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Illness
Mrs Lewis and Mrs Porter ill with flu. Mrs Mutz dined with the Swansons Monday noon. Claude Johns visits relatives in Fort Benton and Great Falls. Mr and Mrs Olson and son move from Minnesota to live with Mr Olson. Larson family and the Seuferts visit Wellensteins. bird hunting and supper enjoyed. Several women meet Monday afternoon for social time.
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Lewis
Porter
Mutz
Swansons
Claude Johns
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Carl Olson
Son
Minnesota
Mr. Olson
Larson
Gene
Winifred Seufert
Nick Wellensteins
Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat Claim Ad
An old advertisement promises rapid fat loss of 15 pounds in a month and improved energy using Kruschen Salts. It urges weighing, taking an 85 cent daily dose, then weighing again and boasts the product’s value and widespread drugstore sales.
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America
Adv
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
Montana
Montana State Press Association
Foreign County
Canada
President
Eveready Prestone
H. C. Huffman
Pierce
Customs
Montana Territory
Joseph Moss
Edwin Hansen
George Mortensen
Perkins
Heber
Isaac Vance
Stanford
Reid Swenson
Roy Handberg
Smoot Rowley
Clinton Mortensen
Lula Jensen
Bynum
Marion
William
Frank Green
Helena
Relief Society
Margaret Moore
Edward Bingham
Flathead
Max
Teton
Falls Land Office
MY Cafe
Rachel Edwards
M. S. Bullerdick
Choteau, Mont
Chateau, Mont
H. H. Higgins
Mont
Jos
Reid
Moon
Nick Wellenstein
Ewinski
Embody
Ladies’ Aid
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Font
C. W. Boussard
Joseph Knudtzon
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Prop
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
GEO. L. Burrell
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
Masager
James M. Sulgrove
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CO
Milwaukee
P. O
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Chas. G. Roberts
Calis
M. K. Lykins
Huainaes
E. B. Maynard
M. D. Homeopathic Hospital
Arnetta Johnson
C. James Smith
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