Rev Haley Honors Jimmie Wallace at Wallace Funeral
The October 31, 1918 service features Rev Haley delivering a sermon from Acts 20:24 praising Jimmie Wallace for dying for country in World War I. Haley emphasizes selfless service, devotion to duty, and a pledge against buying German-made goods as a tribute to Wallace and a call to public sacrifice.
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Haley
Wallace
Jimmie
St. John’s
Life Deartunto
Oiurs
Montana
America
Jimmie” ‘Wallace
Germany
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed by Montana Governor
Governor I S V Stewart proclaims November 2 as Fire Prevention Day in Montana urging the public to observe preventive measures to reduce annual fire losses of about 250 million dollars. He calls on homeowners landlords and tenants to ensure furnaces flues and potential fire starters are in good condition and school observances to precede the Saturday.
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Stewart
United States
America
I. S. V. Stewart
Montana
The child crop as the supreme American farm crop
The Lewistown Farm Bureau Bulletin argues that while crops and wealth matter, true farm success lies in raising healthy, well cared for children. It urges better country schools and a stimulating social environment, contending that children are the farm’s lasting measure and future prosperity for Montana.
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Wach
Alexander
Facing the Facts bulletin details war finances and economy
Advance copies of Facing the Facts a bulletin on war finances reach State War Savings headquarters. Frank A. Vanderlip explains the 24 billion dollar annual need from July 1918 to July 1919 and frames it as the nation’s industrial capacity to produce goods and services for the government.
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War Savings Headquarters
Division of Education
War Loan Organization
Frank A. Vanderlip
Httle
Mr. Vanderlip
United States
Ownership Statement for Choteau Acantha 1918
Notarized statement for the Choteau Acantha weekly Montana edition dated Oct 1918 asserts Max By Bishop as owner. It declares compliance with the 1912 federal act on ownership and circulation disclosure. The document notes appearance before a Montana notary public and sworn testimony regarding ownership.
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Max B. Bishop
Choteau
Montana
A. C. Warner
State of
Teton County
Congress
Acanthat
Jat Choteau
State of Montana
Metosi
Max
Private sale of household furniture at Hobson addition
On leaving Chateau Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Walker sell by private sale at their Hobson addition home. Goods must be sold by November 15. Items include Monarch range with hot water front heater, dining set, library table, beds, dressers, sofa, mirrors, rugs, bookcase, 22 caliber rifle, tool chest, wringer, ice cream freezer, meat grinder, window shades, door screens, kitchen utensils, china and more small articles.
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Chateau
M. C. Walker
Hobson Addition
Monarch
Montana considers first state owned elevator for grain
The Laimbert bill passed at the last legislature would authorize a statewide grain elevator in Montana to be funded by 280 060 dollars in bonds if approved by voters. The plan aligns with food administration forecasts for western grain movement and favors cheaper water transport to boost efficiency.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Montana
Dakotas
The
Food Administration
Pacific Slope
Commonwealth
War Savings Stamps Urge Backing for Long War Effort
The message notes the high cost of sending and returning troops, with billions needed for feeding and supporting the army. It urges continued saving to aid Uncle Sam and to fund the war effort through War Savings Stamps.
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France
Sam
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Secur of State
Democratic
Choteau, Montana
Hirshberg
Wenatchee
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