War Savings Society Report for Grass Range Montana
Name of society is Limit War Savings Society Grass Range Montana. President Frances Clark Secretary month ending 30 19. Report covers 24 weeks since organization. Shows number of members buying stamps total amount bought average bought per member and overall percent of buyers enrolled. Accumulative data broken by per day per member and avesta purchase figures.
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Limit War Savings Society
Grass Range
Montana
Frances Clark
Avesta
Soso
Our Schools a Source of Pride in Grass Range District
Grass Range viewing its schools as a source of pride notes strong progress in graded and high schools. Prof Davis summarizes winter activities and outlines the value of the high school course, with seven current scholars and plans to double next year. Re-employment of Davis is welcomed as growth attracts families. The piece praises attendance, student effort, and hopes for September return.
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Grass Range
Davis
Plant Lots of Potatoes Urge Bigger Crop This Year
The article warns of potential potato output decline after a drought hit Montana, despite a large US crop overall last year. It urges expanded planting to meet domestic and international needs, noting wartime demand and the duty to grow more potatoes as a patriotic, humane measure despite price considerations.
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United States
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Federal Food Commission
Belgium
Serbia
Rumania
Itally
Armenia
America
England
France
Importance of the Creamery in Local Farming
State Dairy Commissioner Fluhr visited the Creamery, praising rising patronage and urging farmers to start with a few dairy cows. He notes higher butter fat prices, monthly pay potential, and soil improvement from fertilization. He emphasizes preparation, cash purchases, and two good forage years to make dairying pay.
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Fluhr
Farmers Offer Acre Of Wheat For Red Cross Fund
County farmers volunteer to devote one acre of land to wheat whose harvest will be donated to the Red Cross fund. Many have supported war efforts financially but crop failures restricted giving. With a better outlook, hundreds may join this noble cause.
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Red Cross Fund
Review Urges Support For The Red Cross War Aid
This week’s Review highlights a Red Cross fund drive to aid soldiers in Europe and furnish relief for Belgium Italy Romania Armenia and other nations. The piece calls readers to prepare and contribute to support boys in the trenches and civilians suffering from the war.
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Red Cross
Belgium
Italy
Rumania
Armenia
Europe
Red Cross Drive To Run May Twenty to Twenty Seven
The Red Cross drive will run from May 20 to 27 with a fundraising booth in town. May 25 is the big day with a Mouse Hall meeting, music and speakers. A purebred Shorthorn bull donated by Oscar Mitchell will be sold for the local Cross. the animal is one year old on June 1 and comes from the Villager herd.
Notice for Publication for Lewis A. Fail Claim
Notice is given that LEWIS A FAIL of Grass Range Montana, who on June 18th 1918 filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his desert claim. Witnesses listed include Fred H France Charles Tadewald John Entertees Clitus Cauley all of Grass Range Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Pub May 16.
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Lewis A. Fail
Grass Mont
Ted
Seston
Sw . N
Montana
Aosign Blake
U. S
Grass Ran
Fred H. France
Charles Tadewald
John Entertees
Clitus Cauley
Grass Range
H. J. Kelly
Register
Mothers Day Observed Across Nation and in France
Mothers Day was widely observed in the United States and by service members in France. General Pershing urged all soldiers with living mothers to write letters, as a large mail crossing the ocean illustrates. Many mothers of battlefront sons may not receive messages, yet their sacrifice inspires victory in a righteous cause.
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United States
France
Pershing
Grass Range Winnett Freight Schedule
The Milwaukee railroad will load freight for Grass Range on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Freight to Winnett and Teigen will be loaded on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Grass Range
Winnett and Teigen
Democrat-News
Notice for Public Publication MT land office 1918
ERNEST VOTAW of Roundup Montana filed notice of intention to make year proof to establish claim to the lands described in his homestead entry dated February 23 1918 before O R McVay U S land office at Roundup Montana on June 22 1918. John Wagoner Frank Perkins Clarence McElwain Charles McElwain all of Roundup and Flat Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Publication May 16.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Eeril
Ernest Votaw
Roundup
O. R. McVay
U. S
Mont
John Wagoner
Frank Perkins
Clarence McElwain
Charles McElwain
Flat
H. J. Kelly
Register
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Jhe Newspaper
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J. M. Vrooman & Son, Publishers, Proprietors and
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RED Cross Drive
Oscar Mitchell
Partment of the Interior
U.S
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Shepherdson & Peterson
First National Bank of
Equity Co-operative Association
Farmers Elevator
Grass Range ,Land, Loan and Live Stock Company