Town and Community R. R. Time Table and Local News
Daily mixed train service links Lewistown and Grass Range with stops at Becket Winnett Teigen and others. Community notes report church schedule births deaths school events dances and local business changes including Kato retirement and new Turf Pool Hall plans.
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R. R
Lewistown
Aroe Becket
Grassange
Cve
P. Winnett
Winnett
Leavin ‘Teien
Grass Range
Becket
Annual Meeting of Grass Range Mercantile Stockholders
The Grass Range Mercantile Company will hold its annual meeting on Thursday January 16 1919 at 7 30 p m at the company office in Grass Range Montana. Secretary H W Rathbun announces the session.
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The
Grass Range Mercantile Company
Grass Range
Montana
H. W. Rathbun
Last Drive for Armenian and Syrian Relief
The final relief drive runs in Fergus county from January 12 to 19 to aid starving Armenians and Syrians. America seeks $30,000,000 with Montana's quota at $90,000 and Fergus county aiming for $4,000. President Wilson, Taft, and Roosevelt join nationwide effort urged by W. A. Hedges, chairman.
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Fergus County
America
Montana
Wilson
W. H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
W. A. Hedges
Legislation to Guarantee 1919 Wheat Price Planned
Washington reports Chairman Lever after talks with Secretary Houston aims to insure the 1919 crop price. The plan would authorize continued operation of the food administration grain corporation or a new agency to buy sell and store the 1919 crop with a $600 million revolving fund. The government would buy all 1919 grain and sell at world price, acknowledging potential losses but framing it as farm aid. World stocks in Australia Argentina India and others could impact demand and prices.
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Washington
Lever
Home Agriculture Committee
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Food Administration
Sgrian Corporation
Narrow Escape From Fishing Trip
W M Weber and Ray Adams faced a near disaster after a rough, cold trip to Flatwillow for a fishing outing. They turned back to the Ryan ranch and stayed overnight amid worsening weather. Weber later searched the road for them but found them safe at the N Bar ranch. Weber suffered a bad frost on a foot while Adams wounded a thumb but both escaped serious harm.
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W. M. Weber
Ray Adams
Flatwillow
Ryan Ranch
W. C. Weber
Nbar
Mr. Weber
Mr. Adams
For Sale or Trade Shorthorn Bull Offered
One Shorthorn bull is offered for sale or trade by W. R. Wellman.
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W. R. Wellman
Mrs Isley Endorses Chamberlain Pills for Stomach Ailments
In a Litchfield Illinois letter Mrs D W Isley says she used Chamberlains Tablets for disorders of the stomach and as a laxative, and found them a quick and sure relief. If you are troubled with indigestion or constipation these tablets will do you good.
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D. W. Isley
Litchfield, Ill
Chamberlain
Girl Wanted For General Housework
A help wanted notice seeking a girl for general housework invites applications from interested candidates addressed to Mrs. James H. Charters seeking reliable service.
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James H. Charters
Near Beer barred under Montana prohibition act
Helena December 28 Attorney General Ford issued an opinion declaring that any beverage containing alcohol, even two percent, falls under the dry law as Montana moves to enforce prohibition after December 30. The ruling extends to flavoring extracts and many preparations, barring near beer and similar beverages.
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Helena
Montana
Ford
T. H. MacDonald
Flathead County
Fire destroys Minot elevators in blaze
Fire in Minot North Dakota destroys two frame wheat elevators owned by the Minot Floor Mill Co. about Dec 28. Sparks from a passing locomotive are believed to have started the fire. Approximately 100000 bushels of wheat were ruined while the big mill and engine room were saved by the swift fire department.
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Minot
N. D
Minot Floor Mill Company
Big Bertha Humble in German Yard Coblenz Report
Dismembered and rusting in a west Prussian artillery yard the famed Big Bertha sits in the open air behind a board fence. Other large guns stand nearby as a small guard detail patrols the area according to Third Army information.
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Coblenz
Paris
West Prussia
Third Army
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A.r.mackenzie
Notary Public
M. BE. Church
Alexander P. Allen
Riley Wilden
Dr. Freed
Mrs. Corrie
Harry Englar
Mabel Peterson
Teigen
Paul W. Koenitz
Dora Beer
Arthur Dahl
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Ole Winger
Parent
Independent
First National Bank
Andrew Kato
Denver
Colorado
Sweden
Mr. Kato
Frank Ahlgren
Henry Brandt
Mike Miller
Dengel
Jack Latch
Warm Springs
Latch
Summers
Equity Elevator
Peterson
Milo Phelix
Rochester
Minn
Diamond Buffet
Damico
Dan Hagerty
Mike Hall & Co
Hub Pool Hall
J. F. Sloan
Turf
Haggarty
Haggerty
Meeting of Stockholders
Australia
Argentina
India
Wellman
W.r.wellman
Big Bertha
Grass Range Milling CO
Equity Co-operative Association
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