Montana Food Cards To Be Issued As Rail Lines Improve
Montana plans new food cards in February under federal food regulations. Alfred Atkinson, state food administrator, says substitution rules apply with shortages acknowledged, and three speakers will tour the state to explain the program. Rules limit flour substitutes and set ration levels for fleur sugar with dealer discretion to prevent inequities.
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Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Montanas
Sam Goza
Atkinson
France
England
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Fleur
Six Day School Week Gathers Support in Montana
Six day school weeks gain traction across Montana as boards vote to extend schooling to six days a week to free pupils for farm work and conserve their time during the busy agricultural season.
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Montana
Montana War Effort Showed Major Contributions In Men And Money
Governor Stewart cited Montana figures from December 16 1917 showing 15 000 Montanans in service including enlistees and registrants with large totals for money raised. He noted Montana exceeded North Dakota South Dakota and Wyoming combined in treasure contributions totaling millions.
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Arines
Skell Abesaby
North Dakota
South Dakota
Daho
Wyoming
State of
Montana
Seven Men Behind Each Soldier Mobilize for War Effort
A wartime analysis explains that 1,500,000 U S soldiers require about 9,000,000 behind the lines. It details the public service reserve created by Secretary Wilson to supply trained workers for factories, shipyards, and laboratories, with enrollment guidance.
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France
America
Gall
Germany
Labor Organization
Wilson
William B. Wilson
John Lind
Minnesota
Public Service Reserve
Pershing
Washington
Public Reserve
Secretary of War
Baker
United States Public Service Reserve
Department of Labor
Plan for Greater Efficiency in Equity Organization
The American Society of Equity seeks a capable county agent in Montana ready to devote full time. Prefer men over 18 and under 50 with business experience and bond ability. Applicants must gain farmers' trust, promote cooperation, and teach practical methods for results. Respond to E. A. Tyler, Great Falls, Montana.
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American Society of Equity
Ness
E. A. Tyler
Stanton Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Missoula Minister Opposes Women in Overalls
Rev H S Gatley told university students that women should not wear overalls or work manual labor. He urged young women to focus on home duties and preserving the American home, warning against iconoclastic writings.
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H. S. Gatley
Missoula
Concrete ships contracted by shipping board
The shipping board has contracted for ten concrete ships of 3 500 tons each. The first vessel to be delivered within six months and the remaining nine within a year.
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The
Shipping Board
Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel Open Year Round
The Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel offers a comfortable namelike resort experience with bath facilities noted as unequaled for rheumatism. Rates listed at $2.50 per day with reduced halfway rates and a round trip coupon ticket available via agents and pamphlets. Proprietor Sullivan invites inquiries for travel information.
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Cnoisine
Bath
Leer Tre Sullivan
Fires and finance fill Montana news columns
Roundup flour mill halts grinding under federal wheat order. Malta reports cattle wintering well south of the Missouri. Water bonds debated in Poplar. Wilsall mill destroyed by fire. Helena calls for abattoir and cold storage. Local officers address draft deferrals for newlyweds and delays on road bond issue. Montana veterans and civic groups engage in drives as weather and war news continue.
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Helensa
Guy
Davis
Avon
Malta
Poplar
Wilsall
Roundup
Livingston
O. M. Harvey
Bureau of
Third Liberty Loan
Lewistown
George Stoudt
Jay D. Miles
Montana
Denver
Helena
United States Reclamation Service
Wyoming
Dakotas
Fergus County
The
Red Cross
Eastern
Missouri River
Whitefish
J. A. Bryson
Great Northern
Billings
Stevensville
W. E. Bass
Aldergulch
Plentywood
Charles L. Lyman
Department of Justice
Company of
Home Guards
Charles Seager
J. M. Larson
A. R. Mitton
Dana M. Waston
Sheridan County
Butte
Frederick McCullom
United States Army
Clara Barrett
Anaconda
England
Great Falls
A. F. Longeway
Army Medical Service
Cleveland
Ohio
War Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Phosphate Promises Nerve Strength With Simple Tablet
Advert says weak nerves sap joy and memory and warns against stimulants. It urges feeding nerves with a pure bitro phosphate tablet after or during meals, claiming two weeks of tablets can restore health and comes with a money back guarantee.
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Ady
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Grain and Seed Co
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Stewart
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Ida, Wyo
United States
General Staff
Great Britain
Freddie Southard
State Board of Health
Mose Linz
Northwest
Bporane
Ero E
Gast
Coffe
Beinig Coffee Mills
Helena, Montana
Montana Typewriter Co
S. C. Huseth
Optometrist
Optician
Ranchers Hail and Fire Insurance Co
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