Salary boost for Gallatin rural teachers in 1920s
Bozeman reports Gallatin county rural school salaries averaging about 100 dollars for the coming year with 65 of 71 positions filled. Six teachers are named including Marian Weaver at Decker for 900, Whitley and Lillian Gray at Montorton, Minerva and Elizabeth Yarborough at Upper Dry Creek and Meadowark, Erma Bigelow at Valley Center for 900.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Daisie Forrest
Marian Weaver
Manhattan
Montana
Dillon Normal
Decker School
Whitley Gray
Lillian Gray
Montorton
Idaho
Gray
Y. M.C
Minerva Yarborough
Elizabeth Yarborough
Missouri
State College
Upper Dry Creek
Meadowark
Erma Bigelow
Bridger
Bozeman Roundup Amphitheater Opens At 15000 Seats
Bozeman prepares for the Montana Hike association annual convention August 12 to 14 with a new amphitheater built for the Bozeman Roundup and Wild West show. Experts supervised construction under the city building inspector and a safety guarantee from engineers and the corporation. The $20000 structure seats 15000 with full unobstructed views of the arena events.
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Bozeman
Montana Hike Association
The
Corporation
Pioneer William Flanigan Shot by Ranch Hand
William H. Flanigan, a pioneer prospector and rancher in the Gilt Tage country, was shot and killed instantly by neighbor Joseph Jacques while returning from a work errand. Jacques, a ranch hand, claims self defense but investigators cite motive and circumstances suggesting murder.
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Lewistown
William H. Flanigan
Joseph Jacques
Fia
Flanigan
Quren
Dominican ‘Republic
Montana Manufacturers form temporary state organization
Helena August meeting organized temporary officers and five zone chairmen for the Montana Manufacturers association. C H Bray named temporary chairman, zones cover central southern eastern northern and Missoula. The group aligns with Associated Industries of Montana to promote local industry and Montana made goods at the Victory exposition September 8 to 13.
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Helena
Montana ManFacturers” Association
C.H. Bray
Rna_ it
N. Hitchcock
Associated Industries of Montana
Hutte
c.'Ht. Bray
Wee “Pathbull
Butte
Montana
Horace Ensign
Montana State
Charles Beraster
Women Organize for Republican Campaign Work in Helena
Republican women met in Helena to organize for the national campaign. Speakers included Mrs. Thomas J. Carter, John Tressier, Rep. Emma Ingalls, Mrs. Briggs, and Mrs. Bartos, who was elected county chairwoman. Telegrams from National Chairman Hays and Rep. Riddick urged active participation and patriotic duty.
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Helena
Thomas J. Carter
John ‘Tressier
Malta
Emma Ingalls
Flathead County
Mra. Briggs
Butte
Frank Bartos
Ame
C. E. Pew
B. Chelberger
Mra
RJ. Lemert
Hays
Riddick
Wilson
Republican Congress
Haye
Montana
Strike Attitude at Deer Lodge
At Deer Lodge Aug 7 Carmen members of Milwaukee discuss layoff strike. Voted to stay on job until next Saturday when United Crafts of the shop meets. Electricians show strong sympathy for walking out. machinists await that decision.
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Deer Lodge
Carmen of
Milwaukee
Railay
United Crafts
United Mratts
New Fire Near Drummond Reported In Montana
MISSOULA Aug. 7 One new fire near Drummond in the Missoula forest district covers between 60 and 70 acres. A crew of 13 men will be sent out tomorrow as other fires burn across the Clearwater and Musselshell regions. Conditions are improving in Selway and nearby forets as several fires were turning in recent days.
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Missoula
Montana
Forest Service
Missoula Forest
Musselshell
Selway
Expere Foreats
Harvest Moonlight Favors Excursion at Flathead
August 6 event aboard the Civic lea led by Klondyke and new barge. a calm, beautiful evening afloat with the Polson cowboy band providing music. Attendees traveled from afar for the session, contributing to a fund for the Bath House under construction.
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Big Throne
Polson Cowboy
Oceanion
Atvie
Keene
Setasion
Te Ignature
Stes
Sesdonnion
Laura Brinkwater
J. Ingall_ and
Orville Roman
Afr
Vand Mir
John Howdieh
Mtr
John Haraman
A. Od
Minemong
Rev Peter Hesby Deen Installed Pastor in Lewistown
The Rev Peter Hesby Deen was installed as pastor of the Taueneran church succeeding the Rev J C Wedoin who was recently called to Chicago. A St Skindlev from Epokune assisted. Rotary club luncheon and war savings meeting featured addresses. The Lewistown Hike added a trip fundraising effort and a second formitory for local high school students was planned with a $10,000 goal. A.M. Moulton’s daughter Clara wed harmon, with M. Harmon now employed at Hanover cement.
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Lewistown
Peter. Hesby Deen
J.C. W ‘Edoin
Anicago
Skindlev
Epokune
Rotary Club
Coherat
Montana
War Savings
Inneapolis
James Spencer
Butte
Boseman
Addie Washburn
Mes
W. Canon
W. Sax
G. J. Wiedeman
Walker
Horace M1
Clara Stoulton
Andrew Moulton
Harmon
Hanover
Bill Starts Move to Distribute Army Food
Congressman Bumamers announced introduction of a resolution authorizing the secretary of war to ship surplus army foods by fast freight to two or more cities per state. Costs would be raised pro rata by population under wartime supervision, aiming to save consumers about 30 million dollars in transportation charges via parcel post.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Ona W.” Bumamers
Ted Groms
Fragmentary Note on Trade and Dye Supplies
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions beasts of burden in Northern India and American dyes dominating Brazil supply. References to wrenchman and Bitter hints unclear. no coherent event or personfully identifiable actions emerge.
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Brazil
Public address on high cost of living planned by President
Washington August 7 President Wilson prepared to deliver in person a high cost of living address to Congress while House leaders feared a quorum issue. Officials expected a legal quorum and joint session with the Senate, with talks on railroads prices and labor relief. The administration pursued immediate prosecutions for hoarding and profiteering and considered raising publicity on costs. A labor delegation urged wage increases for postal workers and others, and the Federal Trade Commission reported storage stocks up 20 percent on June 1 with food prices rising.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
House
Senate
Blanton
Texas
Mondell
Dent Wilson
Cal Mitten
I Les F. Clyne
Fisk
Hss
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
United States
Hid
Department of Justice
Frank Morerison
American Federation of Labor
White House
Federal Trade Commission
Ashington
Compani
Appropriations Committee
Ficht
Montana
Edward C. Day
United States District
Aftor
Day
Hutte
Jackson
Department Ofustice
Senate Bills Target Gougers Pass Senate on Third Reading
Velena August reports the Senate approved measures aimed at profiteers on third reading with amendments. Senator Connelly opposed one bill while Donlan and Ellingson voted against other provisions. The measures proceed to the House in the morning for referral.
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Velena
Senate Tofay
Connelly
Buling
Donlan
Ellingson
Food stock increases outpace prices in June report
The Federal Trade Commission reports food stocks on June 1 were about 20 percent higher than a year earlier while prices rose. Frozen fowl and wheat show large stock gains with price increases. other staples like butter and canned goods also rose. The report suggests speculative withholding despite high demand amid rising prices.
Postal Weight Limit Raised to Mail Food
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted the Postmaster General temporary authority to raise the parcel post weight limit to 125 pounds for army food purchases via postmasters and carriers. Buyers may place multiple orders simultaneously during the sale without paying more than the initial five cent per pound surcharge.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Army Bacon Fat Says Seattle Buyers
Seattle residents complained to city authorities that army bacon sold by municipal officials is all fat. The bacon costs 35 cents per four pounds. Acting Mayor Lane said buyers cannot expect high grade bacon at that price.
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Seattle
Lane
Anti-Gouging Bill Favored by Commons Passed First Reading
London Aug 7 The government advances legislation to curb profiteering. Prosecutions and penalties for those found guilty are proposed as the measure clears its first reading in the House of Commons.
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Commons
London
Axoniated Press
House of
Phosphate Boostes Weight and Vitality Claims
An article extols phosphate as a remedy for thinning, weak bodies and nerve fatigue. It argues modern diets lack phosphate and promotes Ritro Phosphate as a proven supply aiding energy, mood, and robust health.
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Jamie
Tata
Ite
Zemo Antiseptic Liquid Promises Relief for Itching Skin
Zemo is marketed as a clean antiseptic liquid for itching skin with easy application and no grease. The ad offers a trial size and regular bottle from E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio and suggests Zemo soap for sensitive skin.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Grocer Recovers After Using Mayra Remedy
A grocer, after three years of stomach and side pain that nearly ended his business, found relief with Mayra Wonderful Remedy. He reports the first dose outpaced prior medicines and now feels well. The remedy claims to remove catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation including appendix issues, with a money back guarantee.
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Buffalo
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