Local Notes Highlight Whiteside Family and Area Happenings
Mrs Dobbins and two sons visit Washington kin for six weeks then return home. Mrs Finnagin hurt by a colt. Abernathan and Van Horn to thresh at Alvin Hull ranch. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Tatman s with visitors Brimble Roberts Edwards. School opens District 7 with Miss Kale-S. Mrs A F Noreen's horse injures her. A new baby born to Ira Thompson. Porters visit friends at Porter Beach. William Smith finishes a 104 foot well. Pratt Hull visit Chateau. McDowells building additions. Col Ferris supports soldier boys. Johnsons buy driving team. Anderson helps Thompson home. Henry Davidson visits Burton Beach. U S men scout trees. Creggs plan Wisdom teaching. Fitzgerald heads to Ohio. Reformation Jubilee ads present. Moore visits Great Falls. Sportsmen await hunting season opening on Sept 15 with mountain trip plans for game.
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Dobbins
Washington
McLain
Finnagin
Robert Abernathan
Earl van Horn
Alvin C. Hull
Tatman
Brimble
Roberts
Arthur Edwards
Walter Edwards
Bessie- Kale-S
Vincent School
A. F. Noreen
Ira &. Thompson
Great Falls
J. Steves
Porter Beach
William Smith
Mrs. Pratt
Pratt
Mr. Hull
Chateau
Mrs. McDowell
Col. Ferris
Soldier Boys
Misses Johnson
Mr. Thurston
Miss Anderson
Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Henry Davidson
Burton Beach
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Local Power News Notes Gathered Weekend Travel and Visits
Power residents motor to the F Schultz ranch east of Dut ton for a visit. L Hart reports a good grain yield despite dry weather. Union services held in Power by Rev J Dix. Eva TDelaney visits Gilmore Mitchell area and returns from Bole. Mrs Gilmore in Choteau hospital after an operation but improving. Rev Paul Myer of Lewistown visited Power last Monday.
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O. Lietz
C. Carver
L. Grettin
Rev. Kumnick
F. Schultz
Dutton
L. Hart
Gilmore Mitchell
Bole
Mesdgnes
Paul Myer
Lewistown
Visi
Great Northern To Add 26 Mile Double Track West of Blackfoot
The Great Northern plans a 26 mile double tracking from Cut Bank west of Blackfoot extending the line toward Shelby. Contracts have been awarded to Vertec Works, with team grading and steam shovel work expected through winter. When finished the total double tracked segment will total about 51 miles along the chain from Havre to Pacific Junction and Whitefish to Columbia Falls.
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Great Northern
Sie
Blackfoot
Verter
Vrs
Shelby
Cut Bank
Havre
Pacific Junction
White Fish
Columbia Falls
Great Falls
Has High Opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. C. A. Barnes of Charleston Indiana writes she has a high opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and as a laxative. She notes they are mild and pleasant to use and that her brother also had satisfactory results.
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Chamberlain
Tractor Plowing Demonstrations Highlight State Fair
Montana State Fair features a series of tractor plowing demonstrations during September 24 and 25. Leading manufacturers join the event to show oil tractors in action, helping farmers decide the best power source for planting and harvesting. Secretary Skinner notes strong entry interest and exhibition deadlines set for September 15.
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Fair Management
Montana
State Fair
Skinner
McGregor Hospital Notes Move and Staffing Updates
The McGregor hospital now sits in the McDonald block. Mr Bruce remains hospitalized with both hands severely burned. Miss Olive Quernemoen may leave tomorrow. Miss K Laughrey, a graduate nurse from Butte, has joined the new hospital staff.
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McGregor
McDonald Block
Mr. Bruce
Olive Quernemoen
K. Laughrey
Butte
Cash Buyers at Chotau Store Offer Cash Price Deal
Local store in Chotau advertises cash price advantages for buyers, inviting ranchers to compare savings. It lists goods like stoves beds and bedding and emphasizes cash transactions as the sole path to discounts. The notice is signed Hansen itpd.
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Chotau
Hansen
Itpd
Fragmented wartime remark on referendums and war protests
The text contrasts cowardice and conscientious objection while suggesting a referendum in Germany. It notes opponents of U S Europe action support fighting at home and jokes about Dina mobilizing submarines named Wu-boats once in the war.
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United States
Europe
Dina
Wu-boats
Kaiser judged for misquoting amid pro war rhetoric
The speaker urges moderation toward the Kaiser suggesting he may view killings as self defense. The passage notes German journalists possess human traits and reports the Colonel accuses them of misquoting him.
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Kaiser
Hoover's Stance Aims for Justice Over Popularity
The Food Administrator states he will not seek popularity but will pursue justice, asserting that fairness is the path to national approval in a just country.
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Hoover
Sound to Control Machine Powered by Resonant Notes
A London demonstration explains how sound resonance can trigger mechanical actions. A resonator with a phone transmitter and receiver alters air column length to shift vibration notes and move a relay, potentially starting engines or releasing devices. Different notes could control dirigible operations and engine speeds, with safeguards to require repeated tones or note combinations.
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London
Signs Seen in the Flowers Superstitions and Feelings
A reader notes numerous folk beliefs about flowers and herbs. Bloom signs warn of sorrows and ill health, luck from hedges, love in youth, and seasonal rules. Catnip and pennyroyal are linked to binding influence and quarrels, while cemetery scents and spring blooms carry further omens.
Priscilla Speaks Truth About Everyday Tales
A New York Evening Post excerpt captures Priscilla and her siblings discussing vaccination, bandaging, and school coats with a child’s earnest curiosity. The dialogue reveals their belief that every statement they make is true, reflecting lingering innocence and drama in ordinary topics.
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Priscilla
New York Evening Post
Alcohol Habit Question in Topeka Political Job App
An applicant for a political job in Topeka faced a questionnaire asking about narcotics use. He answered no to narcotics, but yes to habitual use. He stated that about a year ago he used alcohol externally on a wire for paralysis.
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Topeka
Kansas City Star
Notice of Assessment for Teton Cooperative Canal Co
The Teton Cooperative Canal Co. announces Assessment No. 15 of 25 dollars per share. Payment due by October 14, 1917 to H. R. Thompson in Chateau Montana. Unpaid by October 10 becomes delinquent and may be sold November 1 to cover the amount plus costs. First pub September 12, last October 3.
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Teton Co-Operative Canal Co
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
Teton Cooperative Canal Company
H. R. Thompson
Chateau
The
Teton Co- Operative Canal Co
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