Red Cross July August Garment Allocations Report
The Teton county chapter outlines July and August gear quotas including 100 pajamas 500 bandage foot socks 200 undershirts 200 boys shirts 14 year size 200 boys suits summer 12 year size 400 chemises size 36 480 children’s petticoats 860 pairs of socks and 2800 8x4 compresses. The headquarters notes high sock allotment and directs concentrated effort to meet quotas, discontinuing purchasing to secure prices and deliveries. Reports from other auxiliaries cite extensive sock and sweater shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
H.O. ‘Chawen
Great Falls
Red Cross
Cheteau
Dutten
Bynum
Pondere
Dupuyer
Conrad
Sugar Sale Restrictions Amid Atlantic War Activity
County administrator Phil M. Cole announces stricter sugar sales due to U boat activity and low beet output. Limits apply to consumer, city and commercial purchases with special canning allowances and exceptions for ice cream, bakers, and licensed firms, plus a call to contact Federal Food Administrators in Bozeman for excess needs.
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Atlantic
Reguilar
Bozemen
Montana
Phil
ML. Cole
Local Garment Ledger Shows Multiple Returns and Removals
Monthly entries record residents returning shirts and socks and taking out more garments. Names include Mrs. Dotterer Bonin Denison Waliey Thompson Nagle Porter Foot Magee Bair Doege Burns Streeter Newmen Redman Mary Gray and Smith across dates June 13 to June 18.
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Miss Nagle
Porter
Miss Thompson
Foot
Brown family visits Elgin kin in Chateau
Mrs. L. G. Brown of Elgin Illinois arrived in Chateau yesterday to spend a short visit with her son Lee Brown and daughters Mrs. B. B. Rogers and Mrs. Geo. Roof.
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L. G. Brown
Elgin, Lls
Chateau
Lee Brown
B. B. Rogers
Geo. Roof
White Convicted of Attempted Rape Near Cut Bank
The case against White, a Black man, for an attempted rape of Mary Tucker, a telegraph operator near Cut Bank, was tried in district court. Judge Trueslie sentenced White to a term ranging from 88 years and 9 months to 48 years and 6 months in Deer Lodge state penitentiary.
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Wwhite
Mary Tucker
Cut Bank
R. M. Hastersler
Conrad
George A. Judson
Great Fas
Geo. W. Magee
White
Jack Drute
Wacker
Cut ‘Bank
F&f
AM. Zimbisman
David Svindy
Jessei Metz
Albert ‘Petersen
M. A. ‘Wilcox
Sam Ness
Frank Parker
Jos. Seuith
Jos. A. Bothail
John Carlson
Lay in Your Supply of Coal This Summer
Government urges immediate winter coal orders to prevent shortages. National Fuel Administration warns of limited miner hours and railroad strain. Citizens urged to stockpile, farmers to build bins, and order coal by September first to ensure delivery and support war effort. Montana Railroad Commission supports the push.
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Xeu
Téi
National Fuel Administration
Montana Railroad Commission
Chateau Captures Largest Attendance at Bull Calf Carnival
Chateau won the $50 prize for the largest attendance at the U C T Bull Calf carnival in Great Falls held last week.
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Chateau
Great Falls
Re Classification of Registrants
The joint board will re examine registrants in Classes 9 8 and 11 at Choteau beginning June Aeth to lower their class if evidence supports it. Those who married since May 18 4417 will be considered first. witnesses may be named and subpoenas issued for attendance.
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Iln
Frovost
Seton County
Legal Advisory
Choteau
Joint Board
Conservation Ahead for Beef Use in Montana and Nation
Federal Food Administrator Atkinson declares new wartime meat restrictions for Montana and the nation. Hotels and restaurants must limit boiled beef to two meals weekly, beef steak to one, roast beef to one, and households to 14 pounds per person weekly. Changes reflect shipping limits and allied demands amid rising army needs.
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Bozeman
Most
United States
Montana
Atkinson
France
Minstrel Show Planned by Camp Fire Girls Tonight
The Camp Fire girls present a minstrel show at 8 30 to aid a French war orphan in Grenoble France. The group has pledged 100 dollars yearly for school clothing and care. One girl organized the plan with costumes songs and dances for a pleasant evening. Admission is 25 cents for all.
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Camp Fire
Grenoble
France
Quilts Raffle Lucky Number 1652 Drawn
The Catholic ladies recently raffled a quilt and the winner with number 1652 is entitled to receive the prize.
War Savings Day Seeks Montana Pledges in June Twenty Eight
National War Savings Day activities sweep Montana with community meetings in every school house. Treasury officials announce quotas at opening, and all residents are urged to attend and pledge support to Uncle Sam. The drive aims to back democracy and back the war effort with cheerful, voluntary loans.
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National War Savings
Montana
War Savings Loan
United States Treasury Department
Mortana
Sons and Daughters of America
Sam
Dodging a Million Promises Thrills Without Murders
Mabel Noermand stars in Dodging a Million to be shown at the Royal theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Edgar Selwyn and A M Kennedy craft a mystery driven by a clever plot that sustains high tension to the finale.
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Mabel Noermand
Edgar Selwyn
A. M. Kennedy
Royal Theatre
Jail Break Plea and Multiple Court Actions in Chateau
Henry Henninger pled guilty to injuring the county jail and was sentenced to 2.5 to 5 years in the state penitentiary. Dismissed were the charges against Xavier Hoeschen Max Hoeschen and Arnold Hoeschen for malicious mischief. Laura Moser’s suit to quiet title against A T Doughaday was taken under advisement. Glacier Auto Co. won $200 in a suit against Este Hagen. Robert Schroeder was found guilty of making sedtious remarks and fined $200. he is Luxembourger by birth, with no strong anti American sentiment noted.
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Henry Henninger
Chateau
Xavier Hoeschen
Max Hoeschen
Arnold Hoeschen
Laura Moser
A. T. Doughaday
Luxemberg
Foreclosures and suits filed in Conrad Montana docket
Civil cases listed include Rogers Templeton Lumber Co vs J T Lauswette and Western Lands Co foreclosure actions filed June 14. Pondera Valley State Bank vs Ernest C Brown. Boormay Mercantile Co Power Wilson Co Rogers Templeton foreclosure filed June 14. Edward Jones vs Walter Spichtel water right injunction filed June 17. Conrad Securities Co vs Frank Espensahde attachment filed June 17. Also Conrad Securities Co vs Fannie Orr attachment filed June 17 and J W Abricht vs Frances Mooney transcript of judgment filed June 18.
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Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
J. T. Lauswette
E. D. Tumblings
Montana
Western Lands Co
Pondera Valley State Bank of
Conrad
Mont
Ernest C. Brown, & Bachelor
Boormay Mercantile Co
Power-Wilson Co
Rogers-Templetor, Lumber Co
Edward Jones
Walter Spichtel
Conrad Securities Co
Corporation
Frank Espensahde
Attachment
Fannie Orr
Fannie Long
Fannie Franklin
J. W. Abricht
Frances Mooney
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Red ‘Cross
Notes
Uncle Sam
Teton
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Weather Report
A. C. Burbank
Co-operative
Gratefiul
THE
Citizens State Bank OF
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