Peace Feelers From Kaiser Rejected By America
The Kaiser’s peace proposals through Austria were swiftly dismissed in Washington as absurd and useless. America’s stance, echoing President Wilson’s hardline terms, remains that peace comes only after Central Powers concede to the Allied terms. If German forces were pushing the Marne, no peace talks would be offered.
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Austria
Washington
Germany
Vacal
America
Gemany
Wilson
Baltimore
Marne
Berlin
Enemies in the Rear Highlighted by War Trial Sentences
The article critiques domestic enemies of the war effort as the I W W and Debs receiving ten year terms for disloyal acts. It notes Haywood’s notoriety and the influence of the Montana Loyal League on Helena party platforms. Both Republican and Democratic conventions condemn divisive groups and promote Liberty Bond sales during wartime.
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Montana
Kaiser experts doubt army size landings in France
The Kaiser and military experts doubt a large scale U S invasion of France is feasible yet praise U boats as a weapon. Fergus county wins top grain prizes at the State Fair amid a mediocre year for exhibits. Quiet on Pershing front line offers no comfort to the enemy as they speculate on future moves.
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America
France
Old von Tirpitz
Fergus County
General Pershing
CATTLE SHIPMENTS FROM GRASE RANGE TO CHICAGO MARKET
A large shipment of beefer cattle for Chicago was sourced from Grase Range last Seater with outside buyers dominant. Buyers named include Charles Randolph Hathron Bros George Kinonick and George Mudd. Four year old Hathron steers sold near 175 dollars and averaged 150 or more. George Kinicek grossed 700 dollars for four steers. John Sloan also shipped c about the same day paying 330 dollars for two four year olds and purchasing 14 head from J T Latch. Ben Hormel of Hormel Packing Co Austin Minnesota is active, recently buying cattle at Miles City at 140 dollars per head for 1050 weight.
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Chicago
Grase Range
Charles Randolp
Hathron Bros
George Kinonick
George Mudd
Hathron
Geo. Kinniicek
Jack Sloan
Joseph Oien
Mr. Sloan
J. T. Latch
Ben Hormel
Hormel Packing Co
Austin
Minnesota
Miles City
Insolent Milwaukee Inspector Accused of Graffle Misconduct
A railroad detective on the Milwaukee line affronted Grass Range passengers by denying a ticket and forcing payment. He faulted a woman for falsifying, confiscated her ticket from Lewistown to Winnett though she rode Grass Range, and refused refund until G B Laird and Supt Barrett intervened. The incident prompted calls to reassign the errant inspector.
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Milwaukee
Lewistown
Winnett
Grass Range
G. B. Laird
Death of Mrs Edward Brassey Pioneer Woman of Judith Basin
Mrs Edward Brassey a pioneer figure of Judith Basin Lewistown and St James parish died after a brief illness at St Josephs hospital following a State Fair visit. Born 1860 in Fort Scott Ind she moved to Montana at age four living in Virginia City Helena Philipsburg and Deer Lodge and later to Lewistown in 1890. She married Judge Edward Brassey in 1876 and is survived by him and twoChildren W E Brassey of Roy and Mrs J H Charters of Grass Range. Funeral was held at the Episcopal church Lewistown Thursday at 10:30 with Rev George Hirst officiating.
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Edward Brassey
Judith Basin
Lewistown
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Helena
Brassey
Fort Scott
Montana
Virginia City
Si Uently
Philipsburg
Deer
Diamond City
Beaver Creek
St. James Parish
St. James
W. E. Brassey
Roy
J. H. Charters
Grass Range
Episcopal Church
George Hirst
Thrift Stamps Offer At Wellman's
You can save enough to buy those Thrift Stamps at Wellman's as a simple savings prompt aimed at encouraging purchases and financial prudence.
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Wellman’s
Hidden Truths Behind Actions and Thought
A reflection on effortless action versus mindful conduct. It ponders why people misread their own impulses while claiming to follow doctrine, suggesting introspection is harder than outward deeds and that wrong choices arise from unseen motives.
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Fergus County Montana
Notice is given that the Board of Trustees of School District No. 185 Fergus County Montana will sell eight coupon bonds at a public or private sale. Bonds total 3750 dollars, eight at par 500 dollars and one at 250 dollars, rate not exceeding 6 percent, 20 year term with 10 year redemption. Proceeds fund two school sites and buildings. Bids must include a 125 dollar certified check. bids to be addressed to the Clerk at Becket Fergus Montana. Amos Snyder chair. C E Bates and Mrs R J Kintzi trustees. Anne Metz clerk. First pub Sept 5 1918.
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Board of Trustees
Fergus County
State of Man
A. D
Reina Des¢Ri
State Board of Land Commissioners
Becket
Pergus
Montana
Amos Snyder
C. E. Bates
R. J. Kintzi
Anne Metz
Notice of Closing of Registration Books 1918 Montana
Notice states that registration books for the general election on November 5 1918 will close October 5 at 6 pm Electors may register at the County Clerk office in Lewistown Fergus County Montana between 9 am and 5 pm Only those appearing before a Justice of the Peace or Registry Agent may register in the county as provided by law W Wheat on county clerk ex officio registrar Fergus County Montana
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Lewistown
Fergusty
W. W. Wheaton
Pergus County
Montana
Public Notice of Homestead Claim by Thomas J Collins
Thomas J Collins of Darrel Montana filed intent to establish a three year claim on the McVay land with the U S Office at Lewistown Montana. The claim is to be examined by the Commissioner at Roundup on October 21 with witnesses Bernard J Mullen Wallace B Tull Guy G Pender and Patrick H Collins all from Keneden Montana. First published September 19.
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Darrel
Montana
McVay
Mys Dy S
Roundeet
Bernard J. Mullen
Wallace B. Tull
Guy G. Pender
Patrick H. Collins
Keneden
H. J. Kelly
Register
For a Weak Stomach by Chamberlain’s Tablets
The article extols Chamberlain’s Tablets as a remedy for weak stomachs and impaired digestion. It claims many cases experience relief and some are permanently restored to health through use of the preparation.
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Chamberlain
Care in Tuberculosis for Household Safety
Living with a tuberculosis case is not highly dangerous if proper care is taken. Use sputum cups or paper napkins for all nasal and throat discharges and for sputum. Do not use handkerchiefs as they are costly to destroy. wash only after boiling immediately following use.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy for Croup and Colds
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised as a top, easy to take medicine for coughs, Croup and whooping cough. It has long been used and endorsed by many mothers and families, including Wm Scruby of Chillicothe Missouri, who attests it is safe and effective for both children and adults and contains no opium.
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Wm. Scruby
Chillicothe
Croup
Chamberlain
Trade offer for Grass Range house and lot
Short classified notice seeking a trade for a four room house and lot in Grass Range. The property is described as pearly new, plastered, with a good well and no incumbrances. Seller asks to trade for milch cows and horses and invites responses via P. O. Box 172 Winnett, Montana. Contac t for particulars.
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Winnett, Mont
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East Main St
Lewistown, Montana
H. M. Wetzig
Grass Range Rebietv
J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Haywood
Minneapolis Journal
Wm. D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Stunenberg
Idaho
The
Interior
U. S. Office
Thomas J. Collins
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