Teton County Boys Volunteer in Three Weeks
The article lists 55 Teton county volunteers drafted for mobilization camps including Archie Bonds Cut Bank Clay C Robb Williams Samuel D Crawford John V Gillies Walter 43rd Engineers Fort Logan Clarence Strenge Lowry Ohio Adolph Skaros Farmington Edward Lyman Case Browning Fort McDowell William Rosen thal Harvey Knighten Esber Edward Lyman Case and others. It notes an emergency call for 90 000 men to apply on a second draft and that Teton county quota is 15 with March 29 set for the second army draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Fort Riley
Kansas
Archie Bonds
Cut Bank
Clay C. Robb
Haskell Lee Barber
Williams
Samuel D. Crawford
Dutton
43Rd Engineers
Fort Logan
Colorado
Clarence Strenge
Lowry
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Coast Artillery
Adolph Skaros
Farmington
Edward Lyman Case
Browning
San Antonio
Texas
Aviation Section
Signal Corps
William Wilford Monarphy
Harold Hanson
Conrad
Louis John Oestrich
Walier
Leonard Arthur Peterson
Wilson
Gopher Poison Campaign Urges Farmers to Act Now
A county campaign urges farmers to buy gopher poison oats from listed dealers and spread it along field trenches to wipe out gopher pests. The notice details prices 16 cents per pound with prepaid freight and calls for bag returns, land descriptions, and reporting of noncompliant farmers to enforce the state gopher law.
Wheat Flour Substitutes Mandated In Montana Proclamation
Federal Food Administrator Atkinson orders a fifty fifty wheat flour rule in Montana starting March 11, requiring equal weight of substitutes such as corn meal rice and oats with every sale. The plan aims to boost wheat saving as armies in Europe face shortages, with meatless days and restrictions on bran and shorts.
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Atkinson
Montana
The
Union
France
Europe
Teton County High notes from Livingston trip and school week
The Teton County High students return from the Livingston tournament after beating Butte 16 to 14. Teachers and seniors Harold Forrest and Mr. Dietrich are mentioned amid assembly jokes. Mildred Forrest heads to Great Falls, and several ex students are serving their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Ole
Butte
Helena
Corvallis
Harold Forrest
Mr. Dietrich
Teton County High School
Lawrence
Merrill
Wallace Frost
Call To Colors For 15 Men To Camp Lewis
The Teton county local board announces a special call for 15 volunteers for military service to entrain at Camp Lewis American Lake Washington starting March 29. Registrants may volunteer by contacting the local board in Choteau in person or by wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Wash
Choteau
Teton Slope Plans Entertainment for Teacherage Fund
The Bole hall hosts a March 22 benefit for a teacherage with delegations from Bole Chateau and Great Falls invited. The program includes a four hand piano piece, talks by Miss Thompson and others, student numbers, local minstrels, a picture show, a 20 minute comedy, and a national music finale, followed by basket auctions and a social dance. Proceeds support school housing and patriotism linked to war era civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Chateau
Great Falls
Cohen
Burton Harrison
Teton Slope
Columbia
Jacobson
Library Notes Urge Donations and Library Card Signups
The library thanks Miss Putnam for Scribner’s magazines and Mr Grooms for a $5 donation. It seeks additional copies of Gerard's Four Years in Germany and notes high War Book interest. With Red Cross work and thrift in mind, it promotes library cards at 25 cents yearly, two books per card, and 15 cents for children.
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Red Cross
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Vancouver Barracks
Vancouver, Wash
Spruce Division Signal Corps
John V. Gillies
Walter
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
William Rosenthal
Fairfield
Fort McDowell
Cal
Harvey Knighten
Esper
Equity Elevator
Williams P. O. Peterson
Monson Ledgerwood
Fowler
Equity
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Food Administration
Alfred Atkinson
Mildred Forrest
Dietrich
Miss Smith
Sophmores
Russia
Library Notes
Citizens State Bank OF
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