County Agent Notes on D A Permits and Feed Shortages
Numerous D A permits issued to ship feed into drought areas allow half price freight for carload shipments. Dealers may not boost profits with the discount. Potatoes remain in surplus in southern and western zones. frost risk pushes need for immediate shipping to prevent losses. Hay prices rise as Minnesota suffers shortages from forest fires. early purchases advised. office offers assistance.
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Drouth
D. A
Minnesota
North Dakota
French munition workers' plight told by YWCA clubs
A YWCA report from French munitions centers highlights the courage of French women and girls who survive bombings and occupation. It recounts Marie a Lille housemaid whose fiancé, mother, and father were lost in war and who returned physically ruined seeking hope from club recreation and morale support.
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France
Blue Triangle
Marie
Lille
War Work Council
Red Cross Sewing Totals and October Schedule
Sickness high yet Red Cross sewing rooms report production and volunteer roster by date. October 15 16 19 18 19 21 22 lists workers, plus evening shift names. October 15 16 19 18 19 21 22 and evening crew noted. Next month allotment includes 50 sweaters 50 petticoats 100 comfort kit bags 150 10x18 pads 350 8x12 pads.
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Mesdames Gorham
Swaine
Sweat
DeYong
Miss Nagle
Mesdames Burbank
Hirshberg
Savory
Mesdames E. A. Cleland
Choteau
Choteau Outlying
Bole Beewaeereesseereeretenas
Sloanecane
Power
Ereee
Fairfield Saeee
Seenneeseneseeneenes
Lowry
Spring Valley Wresee
Betlevieweeseetee Seeee
Strabane
Marias Eereapacas Etyeresnes
Cut Bank 1St Ward
Cut Bank 2Nd Ward
Cut Bank Outlying
Headlight
Oseeseensneers
Red River Aeetreveeaus
Lubec Seseweeseresenocuree
Seven More Days Before War Board Ruling on Subscriptions
The Industries Board will enforce a new rule withholding newspapers from nonpaying subscribers. Editors note most readers are already paid in advance with over three quarters of subscribers current. Those behind on dues are urged to settle by November 1 to avoid missing issues.
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War’ Industries Board
Sam
Card of Thanks from the Morgan Family
The Morgan family expresses heartfelt thanks for the help and comfort received during illness of their little ones and the passing of little Zay. They appreciate the many favors and beautiful floral offerings.
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Zay
Morgan Family
War Work Campaign Appeals for Support Overseas
The United War Work Campaign aims to raise funds for seven agencies aiding soldiers and sailors through welfare services. General Pershing lauds the work, noting it sustains morale. Dr. John R. Mott urges a $170.5 million goal to boost fighting edge, costing under fifteen cents per day per man. The drive, requested by President Wilson, targets American homes across the nation.
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Igi
Joan
United
Swa Afccey
Esscatpaign
Beyen
John RiMott
United War Work Campaign
United War Work
America
Wilson
Deaths from Influenza and Pneumonia Claim Local Residents
News of multiple deaths from Spanish influenza and pneumonia includes James Wallace Jr. at Fort Sam Houston Texas aged 22, Forest Ranger James Johnston at Bar Mountain Station, and Joe Crittenden of Fairfield. Funeral arrangements are pending arrival of bodies and service by local lodges.
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James Wallace
James “Wallace
Fort Sam
Houston
Texas
Jas. Wallace
Win. Wallace
Wagibor
Helena
Teton County
Cascade Ranch
Wii
James
Quartermaster Department
Fort Sam Houston
Ethel
Belle
Shirley
Chateau Lodge
A. F
A. M
Teton
L. F. Haley
James Johnston, S Jr
Bar Mountain Ranger Station
Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Du‘puyer
Ianrigge
Pearl Scives
Margaret Irene
Robert R
France
Maggie Hi
Choteau
Lodge
Joe “Crittenden
W. J. Crittenden
Fairfield
Joé
Bozeman
Voter Registration by Precinct for Teton County
A list shows the number of voters registered in each precinct for the general election in Teton County on Tuesday November 5th.
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County
Teton
Local Liberty Loan Subscriptions Oversubscribe County Totals
County Chairman T O Larson reports that all communities in Teton county exceeded their quotas for Liberty Loan subscriptions. The overage totals 51,700 dollars with an estimated 25,000 dollars to come from railroad company contributions.
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T. O. Larson
Teton County
Letters From Soldier Boys
A World War I homefront item noting letters from Jesse Gleason of the 96th Company, 6th Marines. The message describes mud, rain, and frontline experiences in France, including capturing prisoners, close calls with machine guns, and YMCA provisions, with a second dated Aug 22 1918 referenced as published.
Community thanks for kindness during illness and burial
The Jackson family thanks neighbors friends pupils and teachers of the schools and lodges for many kindnesses during the illness and burial of their beloved wife and mother Bessie Harrison. Germany isn't well a change of government is anticipated and expected by all.
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J. G. Jackson
Bessie Harrison
Liberty bonds pave the way for liberty
Readers are urged to buy Liberty bonds with a strong patriotic appeal. The notice promotes bond purchases as a civic duty, linking national defense to financial support and urging prompt action from the public.
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Baymoore
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National. Bank
New York Evening Post
California
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
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Ene
James Johnston, JR
Joe Crittenden
Liberty Loan
Chateau
Jesse Gleason
Grammer
Davis
Kamrad
Jesse L. Gleason
96Th Co
6Th Marines
Intel
Care Post Master
New York
N. Y
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Martin
Tion
Germany
Citizens State Bank
Teri
Aya
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