Kaiser Peace Feeler Rejected as War Turns
The article notes a peace feeler via Austria that Washington dismissed quickly. It argues Germany seeks lenient terms to fortify its rule, but America and allies will press forceful terms. It cites President Wilson’s Baltimore address endorsing hard, unlimited force to establish right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Washington
Germany
Vacal
America
Gemany
Wilson
Baltimore
Marne
Berlin
Enemies in the Rear Armistice War Talk Tries and Sentences
The piece discusses wartime loyalty actions at home with I W W prosecutions and Debs ten year sentence for disloyal utterances. It notes Haywood's controversial reputation, cites Montana Loyal League influence on state party platforms, and mentions Liberty Bond promotion during Helena conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Haywood
Minneapolis Journal
Wm. D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Stunenberg
Idaho
Montana
Kaiser’s Army Size Doubts Echoed by War Experts
The article questions if Kaiser's top strategists still deem a large American landing impossible, noting success of smaller Allied forces and U boats underperforming as feared. It highlights Fergus county winning grain prizes at the State Fair and urges farmers to back creamery and flour mill growth for future prosperity. General Pershing’s front line quiet is seen as a potential omen for German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
Old von Tirpitz
Fergus County
General Pershing
Cattle Shipments From Grase Range Attract Buyers
A large beefer shipment for Chicago from Grase Range last Seater drew outside buyers. Purchasers included Charles Randolph Hathron Bros George Kinionick and George Mudd. Four year old Hathron steers sold up to 175 with average around 150. George Kinionick earned 700 for four steers. Jack Sloan also shipped and paid Joseph Oien 330 for two four year olds. Sloan bought 14 head from J T Latch. Ben Hormel of Hormel Packing Co Austin Minn is buying in the region, having recently paid 140 a head for 1050 weight at Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Inspector in Milwaukee Train Case
A Milwaukee railroad detective mocked Grass Range ladies and accused a Grass Range woman of falsifying. He confiscated her ticket, charging extra fare from Lewistown to Winnett though her destination was Grass Range. G B Laird intervened, Supt Barrett ensured refund of the extra fare. The ticket error likely came from Lewistown, and a second unfounded accusation followed. The inspector is labeled a misfit and should work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Lewistown
Winnett
Grass Range
G. B. Laird
Death of Mrs Edward Brassey Pioneer Woman of Judith Basin
Mrs. Edward Brassey long resident of Lewistown and Judith Basin died after brief illness at St Josephs hospital. Born 1860 in Fort Scott Indiana she came to Montana at age four living in Virginia City Helena Philipsburg and Deer Lodge. She married Judge Edward Brassey in 1876 and later settled in Lewistown where she remained active in St James parish. Survivors include her husband and two children W E Brassey Roy and Mrs J H Charters Grass Range. Funeral at Episcopal Church Lewistown at 10:30 a m Thursday led by Rev George Hirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
You can save enough to buy those Thrift Stamps
A concise note indicates patrons can accumulate enough funds at Wellman's to purchase Thrift Stamps, highlighting savings opportunity and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman’s
Thoughtful action and moral awareness warning
A reflective note on moral behavior stressing that thinking is hard and acting rightly is troublesome. It laments that people seldom know what they do when they do right, while they are always aware of what is wrong.
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Fergus County
Notice being given that School District No. 185 Fergus County Montana will issue eight coupon bonds for two school sites and two schoolhouses. Bonds priced at par, eight total with seven 500 dollar and one 250 dollar bonds, 6 percent interest, 20 year term, redeemable in 10 years. Bidder deposits 125 dollars. bids to clerk Amos Snyder Becket Fergus Montana. First published Sept 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Notice states registration for the general election to be held on November 5, 1918 will close October 5 at 6 p.m. Electors may register at the County Clerk's Office in Lewistown Fergus County Montana between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Only individuals appearing before a Justice of the Peace or Registry Agent may register as required by law. W. W. Wheaton, County Clerk, Ex-Officio Registrar, Fergus County, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Fergusty
W. W. Wheaton
Pergus County
Montana
Notice for Publication for Homestead Claim 1918
Notice is given that Thomas J. Collins of Darrel Montana has filed intent to establish claim to the McVay area. The Final Three Year proof is set before S. Commissioner at Roundup on October 21. Witnesses named Bernard J. Mullen Wallace B. Tull Guy G. Pender Patrick H. Collins all of Keneden Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Pub Sept 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 and Digestion Relief
The text praises Chamberlain's Tablets for weak stomachs and impaired digestion. It claims the relief is often permanent and many sufferers have been restored to health through the preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Care in Tuberculosis and Infection Control
Living with a tuberculosis case is not highly dangerous if proper care is taken. Use sputum cups or paper napkins for all nose and throat discharges and material coughed from the lungs. Do not use handkerchiefs as they are costly to destroy and washing is unsafe unless boiled immediately after use.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Endorsements
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised as a top remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is noted as pleasant to take for both adults and children. The product has long been used with favorable reports from mothers and mentions endorsements from Wm Scruby of Chillicothe Missouri. It contains no opium or other narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Scruby
Chillicothe
Croup
Chamberlain
To Trade Four room house and lot in Grass Range
Four room house and lot in Grass Range property described as pearly new plastered with good well and no encumbrances. Will trade for milch cows and horses. Write P. O. Box 172 Winnett Mont for particulars. 829-2m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnett, Mont
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East Main St
Lewistown, Montana
H. M. Wetzig
Grass Range Rebietv
J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors
The
Interior
U. S. Office
Thomas J. Collins
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