Germany to sign or face continued armistice terms
The final Allied peace terms reach Germany with seven days to decide. If accepted, peace is immediate. if refused, the armistice ends Saturday and allied powers will enforce terms. Paris insiders warn Germany may reject, while Clemenceau urges no leniency and recalls past war crimes. Possible revolution could topple the German government. World waits for decisive action toward peace or conquest.
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Germany
Paris
Clemenceau
Bismarck
Foch
Army of Occupation
Berlin
Montana Farmers Face Uncertain Wheat Prices and Hard Times
Montana farmers have endured two harsh years with fluctuating wheat prices after a fixed price period ended. Strong world demand may help, but future prices depend on war-time production and Mississippi valley yields. Feed and water shortages, plus light mountain snowfall, worsen the outlook for Montana farmers.
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Montana
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Prairie drought hits Montana region hard
The piece notes widespread dry conditions across Montana Wyoming and western North Dakota with moisture scarce in eastern prairie country. It highlights Judith Basin shortages and a Miles City horse sale where range horses sold for 14 to 20 dollars and work horses were scarce, signaling ranchers reducing hands due to feed shortages as war demands ceased and many horses entered markets.
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Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Prairie
Judith Basin
Miles City
Grass Range road contract let in Montana for first unit
Helena Montana July 19 contract let yesterday for first unit Grass Range Round road work will start within two weeks late Highway Commission by Zahniser
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Helena
Mont
Zahniser
County Clerk Reopens Registration for September Election
County Clerk W W Wheaton reopened the registration books for the September 2 election. The books stay open until 5 p m July 18. Voters will decide two Fergus County bond measures totaling 850000 for schools and roads and statewide amendments to the primary election law. All who did not vote last general election must register by July 18 to participate.
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W. W. Wheaton
Fergus County
Mr Wisler Cured of Indigestion by Tablet Trial
In 1909 Mr. Wm R Wisler of Douglassville Pa suffered a severe indigestion attack. A free mail sample of Chamberlains Tablets provided relief and he subsequently bought a package. He reports he has not had a similar attack since.
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Chamberlain
Wm. R. Wisler
Douglassville
Invite Could Not Live Without Birds
Birds provide vital ecological service by eating harmful insects and larvae that threaten trees and crops. Without their constant feeding activity, caterpillars beetles borers and related pests could devastate agricultural and forestry health.
David Jones Accepts Judge Ayers's Conditions
David S. Jones reversed his stance and accepted the court’s condition to keep his seven children with proper care. The judge had ordered the children taken as wards of the court, but Jones agreed to fix up his Lewistown home and bring the children to a proper environment. The matter, previously ordered Friday, is now adjusted to the new arrangement.
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David S. Jones
Ayers
Lewis Griffith
Jones
Lewistown
Argus
Disillusionment and the pulpit satire in Kansas City Star
An editorialish lament features Brother Buckaloo criticizing a preacher's pretensions. The old man scorns the pompous vest and crinkly whiskers while noting the disparity between appearance and message in a vivid regional voice. The piece underscores racial and social tension in a sharp colloquial critique.
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Buckaloo
Bradder Jordan
Kansas City Star
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First National Bank
Pioneer Implement & Auto Co
Co-operative Ass’n
Farmers’ Elevator
Grain, Feed and
G. W. Breckenridge
Fergus Hotel
Grass Range Reviewu
Areeen
J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors
Grass Range
Uncle Sam
Montana Lumber Company
Mr. Wisler
David Jones
Ayer
T. E. Smith
Sharples
Purdue
Jogic, Hardware
Ford
Detroit
Ford Agency
West
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