Local Notices and Community Happenings
Local notes include job moves in Lewistown Attix clinic and Blakeslee household shifts. L J Logan suffers two broken ribs after a wagon fall and is homebound. PTAs meet Oct 8. Catholic ladies plan Oct 9 meat market sale. Jim Ledbetter family relocates to Rosalia after a farm sale. Viva Washburn readmitted to Lewistown Hospital after surgery. Grass Range cattle shipments and upcoming carloads. Sunday School officers elected at church. McAlbert and His Wonder Show set for Grand Theater Nov 5–7. Wheat movements by Farmers and Independent Elev plan ongoing shipments. Gottfreid Sarbach and Fannie Dengel wed. couple to live near Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Attix Clinic
L. J. Logan
Parent-Teachers Association
Fred Blanchard
Salem
S. D
Great Falls
Viva
Butler and Woodworth
Pete Sposa
W. H. Fisk
S. Clark
Elmer Johnson
Alvin Koenitz
Elev
Gottfreid Sarbach
Roy
Fannie Dengel
Grass Range
Skalicky
Sarbach
Jury awards $24,000 to Mrs Stella Cole in medical suit
Damages totaling 24000 were awarded by a district court jury to Mrs Stella Cole of 1513 Spruce Place. She sought 50000 from Asbury Hospital and doctors George J. Gold Bloom and George A. Stephenson for leaving a gauze sponge after an operation on June 5, 1918. The jury ruled 8000 against each defendant. New York Sun.
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Stella Cole
Spruce Place
C. S. Jelley
Cole
Asbury Hospital
George J. Goldbloom
George A. Stephenson
New York Sun
Great Falls Democrats form Independent Democratic club against league nominees
Great Falls leaders launch an Independent Democratic club to oppose league nominees from the state primary. Shirley S. Ford chairs the group with Jesse T. Owen as secretary treasurer as critics denounce coalition with leaguers. Other towns including Billings Missoula and Livingston organize straight Democrats to reject Wheeler and allied candidates.
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Great Falls
Eepartisan League
Shirley S. Ford
Great Falls National Bank
Jesse T. Owen
Democratic County Central Committee
Lee M. Ford
O. S. Wadsworth
T. J Walsh
Helena
Billings
League
George M. Hays
Yellowstone County
Frank H. Ney
Missoula County
Democratic
B. B. K. Wheeler
Lewistown
School News Reflects Busy Three Weeks Of Growth
The high school reports three weeks of operation with 24 students enrolled. Juniors and seniors are active in classes and plans. A strong domestic science exhibit is anticipated, with completed garments and a promising mitre box. Manual training advances include saw horses and work benches despite tool shortages. The band and glee club merge with Olga Sanderson and Mabel Clark guiding the new orchestra and club leadership.
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Victor“Koetitz
Alvin Koatitz
Glee Club
Olga Sanderson
Mabel Clark
E. K
Montana rider world champion bucking horse rider
Tex Smith of Miles City Mont won the world champion bucking horse riding title in Pendleton Oregon finals before about 30 000 spectators on the last day of the 11th annual roundup event.
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Pendleton
Ore
Tex Smith
Miles City
Mont
Red Cross First Aid Instruction Urges Public Training
The article argues every person able should learn Red Cross First Aid. It cites a farm factory and home setting where quick, proper care can prevent blood poisoning, recounting a young wife injured by a can opener and saved by timely Red Cross skills before a doctor arrived.
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American Red Cross
Ibd
Lest You Forget Reminding on Chamberlain’s Tablets
A brief note promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for gentle bowel movement, appetite improvement, and stronger digestion. The advertisement emphasizes health benefits and digestive relief.
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Chamberlain
Farm Equipment Sale By G. L. Clickner
Sale notes a listing of plows harrows and harness including a 3 bottom cill gang plow two single disc harrows an 8 section wooden harrow one stag and one Bradley a tom plow with two bottoms and work harnesses plus other items to numerous to mention buyers invited to inspect in person by G. L. Clickner.
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G. L. Clickner
Snake on the Line Baffles Fisher on Cicero Creek
An Indianapolis fisher, A. Schlender, hooks a water moccasin while night fishing on Cicero Creek above Noblesville. The snake climbs ashore, wraps around a tree and entangles the line, leaving experts puzzled over the event and the fisher’s awakening.
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Sayre
A. Schlender
Schlender
Sinan Mansfield
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Tent
Schrender
Indianapolis News
Fragmentary Muse on Beauty and Creation
The text argues that beauty fills our homes and senses with abundance and questions how intellect and pleasure relate to a Creator. It contemplates the idea of divine benevolence reflecting profuse beneficence beyond sensory delight.
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Greg
Compensation in the Workplace
A terse, fragmentary reflection on dissatisfaction with work and risk in a job described as unique in appeal to women, suggesting advantages despite danger. The text reads like a terse aside about gender bias and job security.
First American newspaper Public Occurrences 1690 origins
A summary of Publick Occurrences the first American newspaper from 1690, its London printing base, and the historical context. It notes Harris as publisher, early reporting practices, arrests and incidents, including Indian relations, disease, fires, and a Belgian wine tale amid wartime looting.
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Benjamin’ Harris
London
Boston
George Henry Payne
Merirapign
Payne
New York
Onf Phymon
Plymouth
Chelmsford
Watertowy
Singlepoy
Darris
Gav
Winthrop
Automatic Sack Loading Trailer for Potatoes
An Ohio inventor has developed a thin wheeled trailer that attaches to potato diggers to automatically load potatoes into sacks. The front wheel follows the digger, while an elevated inclined conveyor receives potatoes from the digger, and sacks hang on four rear hooks with a small platform supporting their bottoms.
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Ohio
Planet Polar Caps Seen Through Powerful Telescope
The article notes bright polar caps visible through a 160 power telescope at Juvisy France as reported by M Flammaricb. It mentions an avian observation cited by The Scientific American from Juvisy, reinforcing early astronomy notes on planetary bodies.
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Scientific American
M. Flammaricb
Juvisy
France
Red Cross Charter Aims to Aid in War and Peace
The organization seeks to furnish volunteer aid to the sick and wounded of armies in war, and to continue relief work in peace, mitigating suffering from pestilence, fire, floods, and other calamities under Geneva conventions.
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Geneva
First Aid Training Emphasizes Community Benefit
The Red Cross offers first aid instruction for men and women to provide prompt, competent care in emergencies. Trained laypersons can save lives when physician aid is unavailable, and courses are available through local chapters and schools for widespread community readiness.
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Team Red Cross
Calleg
Red Cross
Os Cross
Red Cross Relief Efforts Grow in Poland andPecan Aid
The American Red Cross reports over 5 million in relief to Poland and Pecan stricken areas. Workers in Poland include about 200 Americans with four air bases active and mobile units in the field. Since winter a series of relief programs expanded, but officials warn aid must continue for another year to combat starvation and disease.
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American Red Cross
Pecan
Nakeff
Poland
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C. E. Blakeslee
Harry M. Heller
McAlbert
Wonder
Grand Theater
Cosby Oversight
Montana
Snake’s Action
First
Belgium
Biege
Bill
Alexander Trio
Amdriegh
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