Gratitude to War Heroes on Armistice Day
General Pershing issued a statement on the third anniversary of the armistice praising the unknown heroes and urging ongoing efforts for peace. He stressed a duty for all citizens to continue the battle for prosperity and happiness, acknowledging imperfect conditions still ahead.
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Washington
General Pershing
France
Mrs Henrietta Winkle Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Henrietta Winkle mother of Jaspar died last Saturday at 2 45 following a long illness caused by heart leakage. A Oregon native, she had lived six years in this section. Services were held at the Jaspar residence and the body was later taken to Lewistown for burial. She leaves three sons and two daughters. Her strength and kind spirit sustained her through illness, drawing constant care from family and friends.
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C. B. ‘Jaspar
Henrietta Winkle
Oregon
Jaspar
Lewistown
Young People Dine With Mrs Light at 6 Oclock
The Misses Katherine Niles Mabel Clark Dora Niswanger and Messrs Walter Joslin and Vernon Niswanger enjoyed a 6 o clock dinner at Mrs Light's home Tuesday evening. They all report a pleasant evening.
Williams Family Visits in Gallatin Valley
E A Williams and his family are enjoying a stay in Gallatin Valley visiting Mrs Willigmans sister Mrs Oscar Backlunds and plan to be on a trip soon.
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E. A. Williams
Gallatin Valley
Willigmns
Oscar Backlunds
Organize Card Club Raises Funds for Church Proceeds
The Catholic church ladies formed a card club meeting biweekly during winter to raise church funds. The first session at E. C. Johnson’s home featured 500 in play with four prizes. Winners included Mrs. Shawhan and A. Charboneau, with booby prizes to Mrs. Wiseman and Mr. Braniff. A luncheon followed and plans were made for Mrs. Washburn to host on December 1 at Johnson’s home.
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E. C. Johnson
Wm. Shawhan
A. Charboneau
Wiseman
Braniff
James Washburn
Rhode Island Red and Ancona Cocks at Grass Range
A brief poultry note from Grass Range Montana references Rhode Island Red and Ancona rooster stock. The entry highlights two chicken breeds likely used for breeding or show purposes in the local farm setting.
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Rhode Island
Red and
Ancona
Cock- Grass
Montana
New York Hails Record U S Gold Holdings Statewide
New York reports United States gold holdings reaching a record near 3.5 billion dollars last month with Federal Reserve banks and local institutions holding substantial shares. Analysts note a large portion of the visible supply is in foreign and domestic vaults, with millions moving to the Philadelphia mint and domestic markets.
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New York
United States
Germany
Louis D
France
Philadelphia
Near East Relief mobilizes Montana to aid Armenia and Russia
Under Carl Hi Peterson of Lewistown the county will organize immediate action to fund Montana’s share of the Mercy pool for Armen ia, Southern Russia and Bible lands. Rev. Alexander Pringle state campaign director will assist with wheat gathering across the county to feed 110,000 homeless orphans and the wider hungry population as winter approaches.
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Carl Hi. Peterson
Lewistown
Bus
Montanas
Mercy Pool
Armenia
Russia
Bible Ands
Peterson
Montana
Elena
Alexander Pringle
Kalispell
Near East Relief
Pringle
Ringle
Near East
Notice to Teachers on State Examination Dates
Notice to teachers announces the state teachers examination on December 1 and 2 in Lew town Roy Winifred and Denton. County Superintendent should be notified if anyone wishes to enter the examinations.
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Lewtown
Roy
Winifred
Denton
City Seeks Reimbursement for Sewer Damage from Prohibition Suits
Sierraville officials ask Prohibition authorities to cover sewer repair costs after confiscated liquor allegedly corroded 304 feet of sewer lining. Liquor, poured into the sewer by Marshal Massey and Assistant Marshal Pierce under Federal Commissioner Arnold, caused the damage.
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Sierraville
Massey
Pierce
Arnold
Vast Sums Spent on War in U S History
Boston report from the World Peace foundation cites official figures showing that from 1789 to 1920 the United States spent about four fifths of its total ordinary disbursements on war related items. War expenditures totaled roughly 5.28 billion dollars, with 9.55 billion in special disbursements 1917 1920 and overall costs reaching 12.32 billion dollars.
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Boston
Novi
World Peace Foundation
Treasury
United States
Ita
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