FLIERS AT THE FRONT ARE BADLY HANDICAPPED
Wartime appeal urges women to serve in Red Cross rooms and ease overwork. Readers urged to report at once and contribute weekly hours, with calls to speed production and cut consumption to arm the war effort. Dr Henry Van Dyke serves as chaplain at Charlestown navy yard and may be assigned to a fighting ship.
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Red Cross
Henry van Dyke
United States
Netherlands
Charlestown
Mass
Navy Yard
van Dyke
Daniels
Naval Station
Hast
FIERCEST OF FIGHTERS Prost Bitten Harold Mueller and Farm Bargains
A Richmond civil engineer named Harold Mueller, traveling for work, finds a farmer offering free pumpkins. He takes three large pumpkins but they frost bite and fall apart, as recounted in a light note from the Indianapolis News.
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Harold Mueller
Richmond
Indianapolis News
Montana Food Program Sets Wheatless Meatless and Porkless Days
The U S Food Administration issues rules for eateries and households in Montana. Wheatless days Monday and Wednesday and every noon meal, meatless days Tuesday and on at least one meal daily, porkless Saturday. War bread with wheat substitutes to 50 percent, Victory bread to 5 percent, rising to 20 percent by Feb 24, 1918. Do not serve beef mutton or pork on meatless days. Save fats and sugars.
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United States Food Administration
Ribbons and Paper for Adding Machines at Tribune Book Store
Ribbons and paper supplies are described for adding machines at Tribune Book Store. The note highlights equipment materials and retail display within the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Book Store
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Week
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Co week ending March 2 1918 detail property changes recorded in the title books. Legal descriptions and participant names appear in the transfer entries as filed.
Election Notice for Dillon Ward Alder Men Race 1918
Notice of election set for the first Monday in April 1918 to fill alderman seats in Dillon across four wards. Polling places listed at Episcopal Guild Hall City Hall Metlen Hotel and Union Electric Co Office with designated judges and clerks for each ward.
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Dillon
Episcopal Guild Hall
Findley Cunnard
Robert J. Jensen
Clara Chapman
Forest Bayerd
Gora. Rathbone
City Hall
H. G. ‘Humphrey
J. G. Erwin
Frances Sullivan
R. R. Price
Olive E. Stephenson
Metlen
I. Cashmore
William Spehar
Maud Price
Wz. J. Cushing
Lillian M. Badcon
Union Electric ‘Co
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
Tillon, Mu
TANA
Tribune
Tribune Publishing Co
Tribune Publishingompany
Telephone
Dillon Post Office
Imment
America
Hoover
Atkinson
Frank A. Vanderlip
Aeroplane Board
DR. van Dyke
Arabia
Babylonia
Africa
Straits of Hercules
Spain
France
Charles
Martel
Clarence‘h. Combs
Big Hole Basin
Gibbons
David ‘Be
Farrand
Sheep Creek
Gertrude’ Jessie Lyons
Amanda M. Adams
Wisdoms
Kate Poindexter Lynn
Louis Anderson
Edith
Poindexter
E. L. Wallace
George Francis
Wisdom
W.N. Bichier
Richard R. Price
Poindexter & Orr
California Street
Frederick Francis
John S. Paddock
Fred Francis
Jame F. Paddock
John A. Nyhart
Valdemar Carlson
Charles E. Miller
Herbert A. Hover
Abram S. Rife
Herman F. Gelhaus
Rife
Pacific Street
Clara N. Chapman
Fred R. Chapman
Kentucky Avenue
William Massie-to-Bells
Adella Sanders
Amanda S. Cole
Blacktail Deer Creek
Latishia Lawder
Mae E. Pfremmer
Dyer Creek
Graseour Creek
B. F
Wilite
George Dixon
Annie J. Arp
Charles W. Seybold
Dell
Alma M. Drown
Charles. W. Seybold
A. F. Graeter Park and Realty
C. W. Stallings
Hendricks Rode
Bannack
Lillian ‘ Hopkins
Monida
L. J. Swanson
South Side Mining District
Frank B. Rife, Et al
Grant Mining District
James Walker
Bert Orr
T. J. Mulaney
Phoebe C. Anderson George Dickson
Henry G. Rodgers
Montana
Hall
F. CO
Led
Ohio
I 7A Druggist
Paris
Strom
Eliel Brothers
Centennial Valley
Ef Smith
Jti
Alva
Garr
Mont
Henry Davenport
Twin Bridges
Slater & Wagner
Foley
Mr. Aas
Potts
Druggits
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