Bargain Counter Promises Bulk Goods Save Hunger Costs
A store announces a special sale counter inviting inspection by the public. Weekly bargains include bulk coffee as a cheaper alternative to cans. Prunes, dried peaches, pears, marmalades, jellies, cream products, matches and Alaska salmon are priced to attract customers.
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Sunkist
Alaska
Farmers Not Revolu tionists in Collier's Oct 4
The article argues farmers form America's largest single group and key swing voters. It asserts farmers own farms, oppose radicalism, and influence policy such as daylight saving law decisions, shaping economic and political outcomes.
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Mark Sullivan
Collier’s
America
Farm Bureau plans meetings for 1920 projects and leaders
Bozeman October 26. During the first week of November community groups of the Farm Bureau of the state will hold meetings to discuss projects and project leaders for 1920. Leaders from each county will meet later in the month to determine county wide projects and leaders for the farm bureau work. Twenty four Montana counties have farm bureau organization with membership above 15000. County bureaus are directed by locally elected officers and by experts hired through Montana State College.
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Bozeman
Farm Bureau of
Montana
Monana State College
Chevrolet Car for Sale in First Class Shape
Car listed by A Meagher at Chateau Montana. Uncalled for overcoats for sale cheap at City Tailors.
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Chevrolet
T. A. Meagher
Chateau
Mont
Fire prevention and rating bureaus defend public safety
Fire marshals warn most fires arise from simple preventable causes. Fire prevention day educates children and parents about fire hazards. Rating bureaus stabilize fire insurance rates and curb privilege. Insurance firms and the public must cooperate to reduce hazards and protect against ruinous costs from large fires.
Browning Plans Incorporation Vote For Town Status
On November 25 a special election will decide if Browning becomes an incorporated town. A water and sewer system is planned for next summer. If incorporated, Browning aims to become the county seat of Glacier County.
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Browning
Glacier County
Americans Hissed as Flag Is Unfurled in Fiume Theater
In Fiume the American flag drew sneers from the audience when raised and the Star Spangled Banner played. Sworn to by some sailors who stood, the crowd shouted Down with America Down with Wilson Long live greater Italy and Fiume amid an Allied Parade. Meanwhile a Dakota bay ad notes choice upland lots at 26 dollars per ton F O B Choteau Montana.
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Fiume
America
Wilson
Greater
Italy
Dakota Bay
F. O. B. Choteau
T. A. Meagher
Choteau
Mont
Chevalier Lodge No. 12 K of P Meets Thursday
Chevalier Lodge No. 12 Knights of Pythias meets on Thursday nights each week for lodge work and fellowship. Members are reminded of regular session details and upcoming events.
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K. of P
Fidelity
OES
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Building
W. E. Logan
N. G
H. Connor
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Russell Mellon
N.G
C. E. Trescott
President Urges Red Cross Roll Call for Peace Time Service
President Wilson endorses the Third Red Cross Roll Call opening November second and ending November eleventh. He urges a peace time membership goal, highlighting wartime solidarity, public health welfare, and continued relief work abroad only as needed to finish wartime tasks.
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Wilson
Red Cross
United States
American Red Cross
National Red Cross
Nion
Europe
Congress of the United States
Secretary of War
Teutons Face Debt Growth Amid War Costs
Berlin, Oct 26. Government figures reveal Germany's national debt at 172 billion marks, expected to reach 204 billion by April 1920 after budget credits. Officials say winding up the war would cost as much as its four years of fighting.
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Berlin
National Council
Germany
No. 1 Upland Hay For Sale Notice
A No 1 upland baled hay for sale in carload or tow load quantities. Located on car Chateau. See Cc D Yeager for details.
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Cc. D. Yeager
Taxes Due in Teton County Montana 1919 Notice
Taxes on all real and personal property in Teton County Montana for 1919 are due at the county treasurer and must be paid by December 1 1919 to avoid 10 percent penalty. After December 26 1919 publication charges apply and from January 20 1920 interest at 1 percent per month accrues. A B Guthrie Treasurer. First publication October 24 1919.
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Teton County
Montana
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