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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
5
Community updates record visits by Mrs Eckford John Lundgren and others to Great Falls Helena and Fairview. War news includes French front details and Allied equipment. local families respond to influenza and Spanish flu with travel, illness and funerals.
A World War I article describes the enormous preparation behind the St Mihiel operation. It notes American forces capturing the key objective and hints at broader strategic impact from the assault.
Farmington reports visits among residents with Chas M Pierce and E E Pierce, Anne Erickson calls, and Mrs Florence Davidson visiting the Cas keys. Morris Magnus improves after illness at Kerr ranch while Mike Martinson battles pneumonia. schools plan fumigation as board of health orders hygiene before possible reopening Nov 4. Frank Belar dies at McGregor hospital from pneumonia.
Unclear text fragment mentions a person named Floyd McFarland and a severe attack. details and context are unreadable.
A Montana newspaper excerpt includes a State Club Leader Abbey urging Boys and Girls club members to submit final reports to receive bronze achievement pins. The letter highlights prizes, insignia, and the push to notify communities, plus a World War I era soldier letter from Holy of Co 127th Infantry A E I describing censorship, desire for election news, and voting rights while overseas.
Quote urges buying war savings stamps to fund chocolate and cigarettes for front line soldiers in France. Calls for readers to pay five or twenty five dollars for a night of comfort through a traveling secretary. Encourages Montana to meet its quota and Denmark and Norway to respond.
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