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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

13

War Savings for Montana Urges Thrift After Armistice

State Director Harry W Turner urges continued War Savings drive in Montana despite armistice signing. He notes 50,000 wounded and need to rehabilitate Europe, while emphasizing day-to-day savings and the benefits of war savings stamps for both nation and ordinary citizens. The talk highlights banking support, state quota of 32 million, and Montana's lag in cash purchases versus promises.

Harry W .Turner War Savings Montana Europe France Belgium Bayérs Treasury Department

President Wilson Delivers Peace Conference Address

Washington reports President Wilson’s joint session address announcing plans to attend the Paris peace conference and outlining postwar government roles. Senate and House Republicans propose measures to remove or limit his power while Democrats cheer his praise of soldiers and home front workers.

Washington Wilson Congress Paris Senate Cummins Iowa France House Rodenburg Illinois Sherman Ilinois Repubican America Pershing Sims Toré U. S Minate Wwoman War Trade, Board Congras

Gria squrer killed in St Paul railroad accident

Pe Duer nephew of Conrad Avte a well known farmer and sher of Belleview county was struck by a train in St Paul last Sunday while en route to the Chicago market with cattle loaded at Choteau the prior Tuesday.

Pe, Duer Conrad A.vte

Return of WWI dead to national cemeteries planned

The article states that fallen American soldiers and sailors will be returned from France in 1920 at federal expense if relatives wish it. Every American son will be laid to rest under the Stars and Stripes in a national cemetery, with action by the war and navy departments to arrange the transfers.

America France National War and Navy

Montana Livestock Shipments Promise Large Growth

Montana livestock shipments are set to exceed 1917 totals by more than 100000 head, with the season starting six weeks earlier and running later. D W Raymond secretary of the stock commissioners says shipments will stay heavy into mid month and into the new year, predicting at least 33 percent more cattle than 1917’s 320000.

Montana D. W. Raymond State Board of Stock Commissioners Raymond

Prescott Writes Home From France

A WWI letter from a soldier in France describes brief censoring, arrival safety, and life away from the front. He notes farming methods, weather, rainfall, and adaptation, mentions French money, plans to bring back helmets, and sends love home to folks.

France Dickey Censorsip Berlin U.S. A Montana Anty Rhose

Strain Bros. in Multiple Foreclosure and Judgment Actions

Civil docket notes list actions by Strain Bros. against Byron Eastwood J. Helms and others, including foreclosures and abstracts of judgment. Filings span November to December with multiple defendants and corporations noted.

M. Hiacre Byron Ain Bro Icony Stain Bros Cu* Eastwood Vlesin Bros B. Com Strain Bros CL. Donnell Andrew Knutson Strain ‘Bros Obert Peterson

State Board of Canvassers Reports Final Election Totals

Unofficial results stand as the official canvass reveals final counts. The board chaired by Attorney General St Ford includes H L Hart and R G Poland with C T Stewart as secretary. Final returns will be ready after the December meeting and additional soldier ballots are to be counted. Major results show Lanstrum 40 185 Walsh 46 082 Rankin 26 002 with other statewide offices and amendments also listed.

State Board of H. L. Hart R. G. Poland C. T. Stewart Lanstrum Walsh Rankin Justice of the Supreme Caeer Mathews Porter Kirghwing Denniss Hall Congress Linderman Evans Ate Arare Shang Mitchell Pope Neale

Ursula Hodgskiss Dies of Spanish Flu in Butte Hospital

Miss Ursula Hodgskiss, a 23 year old nurse from Chateau and graduate of Teton County High School and Montana State College Bozeman, died in Butte after contracting Spanish influenza while serving as a Red Cross nurse at Murray hospital. Remains to be brought to Chateau for funeral arrangements Friday. She is survived by her parents four sisters and three brothers.

Wm. Hodgskiss Butte Ursula Hodgskiss Murray Hospital Holdgskiss Ursula Chateau Teton County State College Bozeman Red Cross Ruby Three Forks J. E William Great Lakes Grant

Death of Mrs Dean Grooms Ends Choteau Bakery Life

Mrs. Dean Grooms wife of the Choteau bakery owner died at Choteau hospital after influenza. Her body shipped to Sheridan Wyoming for burial with husband and mother present. Born August 24 1885 at Big Horn Wyoming she married in Sheridan November 28 1907. Survived by husband mother Mrs G Johnston three sisters Mrs Arthur Snyder Mrs Ruby Carpenter and Mrs Lewis and three brothers Raymond Austin and Frank now in France.

Sheridan Modesto Cal Great Falls Chateau G. At. Johnston Wyo Arthur Snyder Ruby Carpenter Eagle Idaho Lewis Burley Raymond and Austin Rupert Anc Frank U. S France

Tax Board Proposes Four Major Tax Reforms

The Montana state tax commission report filed with the governor outlines two years of study and four key recommendations. Create a permanent tax commission with supervisory powers. shift to a classified property tax. amend the constitution to place duties of the state board of equalization under the tax commission. and have the tax commission or board of equalization assess public utilities like water and telephone services the same as railroads.

State Tax Commission Charles R. Leonard Butte David Hilger Lewistown William Lindsey Glendive State Board of Equalization Tax Commission Board of Equalization

Anaconda Copper Mining Co Pays $1 108 000 In Taxes

The Anaconda Copper Mining Co has paid in taxes totaling 1 108 000 across Montana counties owning property. In Silver Bow county the 1913 tax differential reached 600 000, excluding a December license tax. Silver Bow’s total county revenue this year runs about 2 000 000. Delinquency is small.

Butte Anaconda Chas. Swartz Silver Bow County

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