Liberty Bond drives support for Republican unity in Montana voting
A Northern Montana political piece touts Republican unity and strong farmers' stands as pivotal amid national war effort. It calls for electing O. M. Lanstrum for Senate and Frank B. Linderman Carl W. Riddick for Congress, contrasting with Democratic policy. It links Liberty Loan imagery to patriotic duty and warns of past party discord.
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Spublicans
Montana
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
United Republican Party
Democratic
Party of Construction
Republic
America
G.op
Congress
Walsh
Evans
South
O. M. Lanstrum
United States
Frank B. Linderman
Carl W. Riddick
Local Notes From Bole and Chateau Communities
D Carver serves on the exemption board in Chateau and visited Bole Sunday. Eldon Mull and Otto Mull stay with B L Ames family and attend school here. Mrs Duffy moved to Chateau for the term. Patsy and Marcus attend high school there. Wilson Stock Co. performs here for three nights this week. Pete Stoltzman made a business trip to Great Falls. Mrs Chas Wilcox, operated on in Rochester, Minn., returns home greatly improved. Arthur Thayer resigns as Gallatin Elevator Co manager and plans to enroll at Fort Missoula.
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D. Carver
Chateau
Bole
Eldon
Otto Mull
B. L. Ames
Duffy
Patsy
Marcus
Wilson Stock Co
Bynum
Pete Stoltzman
Great Falls
Chas Wilcox
Rochester
Minn
Arthur Thayer
Gallatin Elevator Co
Fort Missoula
Soldiers lack nothing that money can buy says hospital captain
Capt. Robert L. Finch, one of thirteen captains released by the Red Cross in France, tells Ninth District readers that American soldiers in France lack nothing money can buy. He praises Liberty Bond support and urges continued purchases to fund expansion of the Army and defense needs.
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France
New York
Robert L. Finch
Red Cross
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Capt. Finch
Ninth District
Finch
Germans in Rice County Donate to Fourth Liberty Loan
Ilson Blodgett of Faribault received a letter from Faribault Americans of German birth or descent offering to fund the Rice County Fourth Liberty Loan campaign expenses. The county committee accepted the gift and passed a resolution praising the loyal action.
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Rice County
Minnesota
Ilson Blodgett
Faribault
Liberty Loan
Rice County Fourth Liberty Loan Committee
Sacrifice the Thing Assertive Liberty Bond Speaker
Sergeant Leslie W. Davis from Kentucky, veteran of the Philippines Cuba and European trenches, tours the Ninth Federal District as a war exhibit speaker for Liberty Bonds. On stage his calm private life vanishes into a passionate appeal ending with The true definition of patriotism is sacrifice.
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Leslie W. Davis
Kentucky
Philippines
Cuba
France
Ninth Federal District
Liberty Loan
Davis
Co. BE
Ninth District
Minneapolis
No Rum Stimulant For U S Troops Langford Says
G H Langford of the 102nd Regiment U S Field Artillery returns from France with a left leg wound and shell shock. He states American soldiers go over the top without rum stimulants, contrasting with European practice, and credits their courage to morale and the Liberty Loan effort at home.
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G. H. Langford
102Nd Regiment
U. S. Field Artillery
France
United States
Langford
Riddick Calls for Farmers Laborers Support in Montana Race
Carl W. Riddick of Fergus County Republican nominee issues a plain statement. He pledges to serve the common people, back national prohibition, woman’s suffrage, and low interest federal farm loans, and to oppose big business and profiteering. He highlights family service in France and Red Cross work as part of his patriotism.
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Carl W. Riddick
Fergus County
Citizens of
Montana
France
Red Cross
Congress
Washington
Public Montana issues overlooked by Democrats
A fragment notes ongoing public concerns in Montana that are being neglected by Democrats, suggesting missed attention to local problems and governance gaps.
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Montana
Belleview Area Threshing Struggles Amid Influenza Socials
Threshing near Belleview Kalma yields poor results with few crops meeting expectations. Hampden outfit moves and returns to assist neighbors as Elis Urich threshes around Allium school. Nov Ist service limits work. a large crowd gathers at Belleview schoolhouse for a dance postponed by flu concerns, followed by a community supper.
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Belleview
Kalma
Sack
Coulee
Elis Urich
Allium
Ellis
C. W. Gray
Mary Gray
Ida Miller
Robert Gray
Chicago
Frank Salmond
Robert Malone
Geo. Miller
Chateau
Miss Miller
Mary
Great Falls
Robert Miller
Willetts
Raymond
Red Cross
Local Red Cross Push Appeals Members to Pay Dues
A fragmented note urges renewed support for the Red Cross with financial help from labor and the public. It calls on many behind on membership fees to come forward and back the cause.
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Eft Aa
Yim
Cross
Dry Forks Gossip and Harvest News
Threshing crews smile as Collins and Sprinkle rig at Fred Campbells and Sabins rig at E Walls. Mrs Jesse Engels visits Collins farm. Pine Ridge school hosts a Saturday program and dance. Andy Ericson reportedly broke his leg last week. Big River hunters return. Red Cross met at Helms farm Oct 10. small crowd due to busy season. Next meeting set for Mrs E Weiser Oct 24.
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Collins
Fred Campbells
Sabins
E. Walls
Wm. Campbell
Bynum
Jesse Engels
Collins Farm
Pine Ridge
Fred Campbell
W. Helms
Andy Ericson
Big River
Red Cross Society
Helms Farm
E. Weisers
W. Porter
Yon Yonsen
Resignation shapes Butte copper politics and law
The editorial critiques Wheeler's resignation as a partisan deal with Senator Walsh aimed at political gain in Montana. It argues the move ignores public interests, risks harming copper production, and uses the district attorney's office as a tool in a national civic dispute.
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Wheeler
Butte
Montana
Walsh
Senate
Fine
United States District Attorney's Office
People of
Walsh Against 2.50 Wheat Price Fix
Congress debated fixing wheat at 2.50 at shipping points. The president vetoed the bill, Senator Walsh voted to sustain the veto, despite a unanimous commission finding 2.46 justified for Montana farmers. The episode framed as Democratic consistency.
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Congress
United States
Senator Walsh
National Price Fixing Commission
Montana
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