Muscular Patriotism in Waukegan Parish Clash
Reverend Howard E. Ganster of Christ Episcopal Church in Waukegan denounces rumors of pro German sentiment and issues a bold bare knuckle challenge from his rectory wall to anyone doubting his American loyalty. His Civil War veteran father lost a leg at Antietam. The outspoken pledge sparks local controversy.
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Chicago
Howard E. Ganster
Christ Episcopal Church
Waukegan
Antietam
London
Waukegah
World
Special session ends after swift Montana actions
The special session enacted a seed grain law to boost wheat acreage for war demand and called a special election due to tax limits. A sedition law was strengthened, drafted by W J Crismus. impeachment articles against Judge Charles L Crum set for March 20, and the legislature ratified the national prohibition amendment as the sixth state.
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Gov
Stewart
Montana
W. J. Crismus
Carbon County
Congress
B.C. White
Fergus
Charles L. Crum
15Th Judicial District
Senate
Price raised for 1918 wheat to boost markets and planting
President Wilson raised the government guaranteed price for the 1918 wheat crop to as high as 2.23 a bushel in one market and set varying sums in others to curb agitation in Congress, stimulate production, and prevent crop withholding while plans to fix prices were debated. Local markets show 2.00 to 2.20 while Minneapolis yields about 2.17.
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Wilson
Chicago
Congress
Food Administration
United States
Great Falls
Minneapolis
Remarkable Fact on Kaiser Crimes and Silence of Clergy
A stark denunciation laments the German empire for blood soaked crimes eclipsing Roman depredations. It notes no preacher or prelate rises to rebuke the kaiser in the name of the God of righteousness.
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Cesare
German Empire
Free Entertainment Program At Grass Range School
Tomorrow night at the school house a program features National Song Red White and Blue School Band community singing and a talk by Prof. Davis. Girls' Quartette and Male Quartette perform with selections from Miss Keotitz Smith Clark and Smith. Mrs W C Weber, noted elocutionist, presents a Red Cross talk and Star Spangled Banner. The event boosts youth studies and marks the band’s first appearance on the street.
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Frank Laird
Davis Girls
Keotitz
Smith
Clark
Juvenile Red Cross
W. C. Weber
Star Spangled Banner
Red Cross
Red Cross Notes Benefit Entreaty By Pike Creek Band
Red Cross hosts entertainment at the hall on Saturday March 9 to benefit the Lewistown chapter. Pike Creek band performs with five members sharing dialogues. program lasts about two hours. Admission 50 cents, children over twelve 25 cents. Local workers listed for February 20 and 23. The branch sent to Lewistown last week pillows slings shirts bed wear and other comforts.
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Pike Creek
Red Cross
Battrick
Lewistown
Mesdames_ Charters
Beede
Adams
Walker
W. M. Weber
Miles
Shierson
Faragher
Blake
Ferguson
Laird
French
Nicholas
Wiseman
Jaspar
M. M. Knight
Erickson
Sibbert
Charters
Braniff
Clark
Morse
Wise
Wilma Ray Withdraws From School To Farm
Miss Martha Freed of Lewistown joined pupils and teachers last Friday to complete the Junior Red Cross auxiliary organization at the school house. Students have purchased 30 dollars in stamps this month, bringing the school’s total stamps and bonds to 802.75 dollars as local residents requested further funding.
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Wilma Ray
Martha Freed
Lewistown
Red Cross
Program Change Sunday School Night Rescheduled
Stormy Sunday evening forced postponement of a school program. It will be held Friday evening March 1st with a short outside concert by the school band as people gather. Come early to enjoy the concert.
Farm equipment sale items listed in Grass Range notice
One 12 25 Case gas engine, one 3 bottom Emerson plow, one 8 foot double disc in good order. Sen Eidem Grass Range. 6 41.
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Emerson
Sen Eidem
Notice for Public Land Claim in Grass Range Montana
Public notice from the Land Office announces MARK G NABER of Grass Range Montana filing intent to make three hundred thirty acre homestead claim 030973 for lot and sections in Township 15 North Range 22 East Montana Meridian. The claim will be established before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on April 2 1915 with witnesses William H Beedie John Artho Leo Deiziger Forbes Wiseman all of Grass Range Montana. First publication February 28.
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R. W. Blake
U. S. Com
Grass
Crac
William H. Beedie
John Artho
Leo Deiziger
Forbes ‘Wiseman
Grass Range
Montana
H. J. Kelly
Register First
Kelly seeks three year proof on land claim in Montana
Department of the Interior notice states Joseph A. Kelly of Flat Montana filed to prove up his land claim under H E 080595 in sections 25 and 26, Township 11 North Range 22 East. He will appear before U S Commissioner O R McVay at Roundup Montana on April 2, 1918. Witnesses named are Theodore Noll Bert Ames Adolph Hamergrean and Oscar Oleson all of Roundup. First publication February 23.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Joseph A. Kelly
Flat
East
Principal Meridian
R McVay
U. S. Com
Roundup
Mont
Theodore Noll
Bert Ames
Adolph Hamergrean
Oscar Oleson
H. J. Kelly
Register
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Pasha Bolo
Bourquin
Russia
Leon Trotzy
United States Navy
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New York
K. P. Duty
Wellman’s
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R. R. Howell & CO
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