Granville Stuart and the fight against stock thieves
The article recalls Granville Stuart’s role in policing eastern Fergus from 1883 to 1885 as stockmen faced winter storms and horse thieves. It describes harsh conditions, distant courts, and the formation of a stockmen’s organization that reduced lawlessness by 1885, highlighting Stuart’s strong regard for law and order.
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the Review
Ted Abbott
Teddy Blue
Gills Edge
Granville Stuart
Abbott
Eastern
Fergus
Montana
Maiden
Fort Benton
L. Belanger
Mr. Bonier
Andersonville
Range Country
Demand for Punishment of Hohenzollerns and Allies
The author calls for justice against William Hohenzollern and leaders like von Tirpitz von Hindenburg and von Mackensen, urging the death penalty for their crimes. They condemn pacifists and vow that atrocities including Edith Cavell’s murder must be avenged, warning future nations.
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William Hohenzollern
Germany
Admiral von Tirpitz
von Hindenburg
von Mackensen
Frederick William
Edith Cavelle
Grass Range Seer Bets On Quick End To War
Local resident J. O. Burt the telephone man predicted the war would end by October, basing his view on Austria's collapse and the expected American troops on the firing line by mid-summer. He insisted the conflict would not carry into the new year and stood by his forecast despite doubters.
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Grass Range
Thomases
Germany
J. O. Burt
Burt
Austria
Hunger and war aims stir American support in war daily
The piece argues Germany’s hunger appeal fails to win sympathy in the United States and notes allied nations will not appease the Hun. It praises American troops marching through Belgium and liberated peoples, expresses desire to see them push into Metz and other German fortresses, and mocks Abdicating Bill’s wartime claims amid hopes of wealth found offshore.
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Germany
Belgium
Metz
Soldier Christmas Boxes Labeling Instructions
Persons not receiving a label from a soldier in France may obtain one from the Red Cross office in Lewistown and fill in the address. An affidavit must state the sender is the soldier’s nearest living relative and that no other gift will be sent, and that a later label will not be used. Send a letter to Red Cross in Lewistown. a box will be sent on receipt. Box weight limit is 3 pounds. return to Lewistown with 31 cents and the label. Boxes must arrive in Lewistown before November 30, the last day.
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France
Red Cross
Lewistown
Helen K. Godsil
Ass’t
Death of Dr Brugge rocks Grass Range community
Dr. Brugge died in Boulder Colorado after influenza worsened into pneumonia. Mrs. Brugge and their daughter traveled from Grass Range to Lewistown then Chicago for the remains, with services planned in Garden City. Brugge had lived in Grass Range eight years and was renowned as a Chicago trained surgeon.
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H. J. Brugge
Boulder
Col
Colorado
Brugge
Grass Range
Chicago
Garden City
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Builds World Wide Reputation
The advertisement claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy offers relief where other medicines failed. It emphasizes its small beginnings and worldwide reputation plus immense sales as proof of exceptional merit.
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Chamberlain
Newborns Reported at Local Homes in November
To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Honeyager a son born November 14 weighing nine pounds with Dr. Freed in attendance. To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kuhry a daughter born November 16 weighing seven pounds. To Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Summers a son born November 21 weighing seven and a half pounds with Dr. Freed in attendance.
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Alfred Honeyager
Alfred Kuhry
C. D. Summers
Dr. Freed
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