Dillon Spirit Praised For Strict Food Rules During War
The Bozeman federal food administration office reports Dillon residents are diligently observing food rules. A visit by an official of the Bozeman beautifiers praised the community's conduct and urged Dillon to spread its example statewide. The note says violators should be socially ostracized, with women skipping gatherings and men avoiding eateries that ignore national necessity rules.
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Dillon
Federal Food Administration
Bozeman
Dillon Tribune
Bozeman Beautiuilers
America
Food Save and War Ahead is the Call to Eat Wisely
A World War era appeal urges Americans to save pork meat wheat and food for victory. It promotes wheatless and meatless days with free recipes from a federal food administration station in Bozeman and warns against social eating that wastes resources. A new grocery in Montana, Francis Sullivan's store, promises quick service and lower prices.
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Sam
Samuel
Federal Food Administration
Bozeman
Fontana
Illings
Francis Sullivan
Chalmers Automobile Agency
Pacific Coast
Mona
Sullivan
Orders Mill Closed After Food Admin Order
H. J. Sparks, manager of the local flour mill, received orders from F. L. Cary of Minneapolis to end operations. The mill had exhausted its yearly beet allotment and will cease grinding.
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H. J. Sparks
F. L. Cary
Minneapolis
Zene
The
Food Administration
Lincoln in Black Hawk War Elected Captain of Volunteers
Biographical sketch of Abraham Lincoln as a 23 year old captain in the 1832 Black Hawk War in Illinois Wisconsin. Describes Stillman’s Run and Davis farm massacres, Atkinson’s fort, Lincoln’s restraint with a hostile Indian, and later memorialization at Beloit Fort Atkinson site by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Lilian Stair Schreiner
Stillman’s Run
Davis Farm
Middle West
Illinois
Reynolds
Lincoln
New Salem
Sangamon County
Cass
Winfield Scott
Fort Snelling
Ninois
Times
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Anderson
Fort Sumter
Wisconsin
Early
Atkinson
Rock River
Beloit
Storr’s Lake
Milton
Black Hawk
Lake Koshkonong
Fort Atkinson
Bark River
Wily Hawk
Janesville
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Massachusetts
Henry Atkinson
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England
Pia
Montana
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