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Dillon Postoffice
Fourth of July Welcome Back Celebration Plans
Mention of a proposed large Fourth of July welcome home event for returning soldiers. no current plan in place. Urges someone to organize promptly if action is to be taken.
Senate split over League of Nations in peace treaty
President Wilson wants the League covenant in the Peace Treaty. Thirty nine U S Senators oppose the plan arguing it should be considered separately and noting it could delay ratification. The dispute arises as the Peace Conference aims to secure peace between Central Powers and the Allies.
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United States
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
League of
Nation's covenant discussed amid Senate protest
Senate members protest extraneous talk on the covenant as peace conference delegates face duty to end war. They argue a League of Nations can be reconsidered later if needed, while criticizing the placement of Dunn on a speakers list and questioning farmer patriotism and intelligence in Montana.
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Senate
League of Nations
Montana
Dunn
Civil War veterans and the Grand Army debate in the press
The letter argues Civil War veterans, including Grand Army of the Republic members, are not political agents for party gain. It defends Union veterans who supported welfare legislation and criticizes Democratic critics who claim the G A R as a partisan tool. The piece notes regional political loyalties and predicts Democratic papers gain little from attacking veterans.
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New York Times
Grand Army of the Republic
G A. R
Democratic
Republican Party
Grand Army
Insulting the Farmers in Montana War Debates
The Missoulian reports Montana Non-Partisan condemnation of William Francis Dunn of Butte for his antiwar actions during World War I. Dunn criticized farmers for supporting wartime production while facing conscription and famine, ties to Bolshevism, a copper strike, and a sedition conviction with a $5,000 fine.
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Montana
William Francis Dunn
Butte
Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Cantigny
Argonne Forest
Finn Bolshevists
Debbs
Bolshevist
France
Montana Livestock Wealth Surges Despite Goat Decline
A Montana summary shows horses expanding from 182,833 in 1906 to 645,031 in 1918, cattle rising from 823,720 to 1,136,846, and swine increasing to 67,282 by 1960s trends, while sheep fall from 4,304,338 to 1,927,535 and Angora goats drop from 6,231 to 730.
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Montana
J. J. Ryan
Consolidated Boards
Riverside School Play Festival Draws Community Crowd
A Play Festival at Riverside School on Monday June 9 features Welcome song Games Swedish Dances May Pole Dance and Grand March with the Primary and Eight Girls classes performing. After the show a basket supper and dancing follow admission is 15 cents with proceeds aiding the Free Milk Fund and playground equipment.
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Riverside
Barnespolka
Bleking
Red Cross
Katherine Schultz
Sarah Barnes
Peau Address Fragment in Dillon Montana
Fragmentary OCR shows an address line reading Peau at 518 Glendale St Dillon Montana with unclear follow up or serial numbers.
Surrey for Sale Notice at Tivoli Brewery
Surrey and harness in near new A-1 condition for sale at 95 dollars. Contact Mrs. E. Huber care of Tivoli Brewery in Butte. 23-21.
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Surrey
Surrey and Harness
E. Huber
Tivoli Brewery
Butte
Her Words Ended Harmony at the House Concert
The Edinburgh Scottsman notes a tense exchange over a piano needing tuning as a guest remarks the instrument clashed with a singer's voice. The scene hints at a strained domestic moment and elusive harmony within a small gathering.
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Nan
Edinburgh
Scottsman
Darling Quips About Lost Money and Future Loss
A witty Detroit Free Press line features a man admitting financial ruin and a quick retort from a woman noting the risk of losing her as well. The exchange captures light, domestic humor in a newspaper quote.
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Detroit Free Press
Car Show Brings Quick Payment in Garage Bargain
A reader recalls a humorous exchange about automobile taxes. After showing the car in a garage, an observer received $10 from Ginger, who paid promptly rather than taxing the vehicle. The anecdote highlights unexpected generosity.
No, No Mercy in Turkey Bargain for Wartime Return Home
A humorous Life magazine quip quotes Mrs. Clancy bargaining over turkey price during wartime shortages. She insists 60 cents a pound is acceptable because her son Dinny has just returned from the war and she wants to celebrate his homecoming.
Baptist Church Notes and Sunday Schedule
The church sets Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. with the theme The Progress of a Christian. Evening service at 8 p.m. Mid week service is Wednesday at 8 p.m. A Children’s Day program includes drills speaking and singing plus a Peace Pageant by thirteen students. Pastor John H. Hamstra invites all families.
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John H. Hamstra
Why He Quit Her Punchline Exchange
A sharp exchange ends in humor as she asks for a souvenir and he presents a German bullet removed by a doctor. She quips that a German helmet would have been better, delivering a comic punchline.
Relinquishment for sale in Centennial Valley Illinois
A property offer states seven hundred fifty dollars buys three hundred twenty acre relinquishment in Centennial valley east of Monida on stage at Sub-irrigatted spring water for domestic use. It includes two hundred twenty acres tillable, all fenced, peeled logs, ground for a three room house. Inquire of J. P. Cam-
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Centennial Valley
Iles
Monida
J. P. Cam
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Catarrh
Historical ad asserts catarrh is constitutional and not local, promoting Hall's Catarrh Medicine from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a blood-acting remedy. Offers $100 reward if cure fails and mentions Peale Pills for constipation in the same ad.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & Eae
Tolega
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