Milk quality improves over seven years in local dairies
A district report shows in the week ended Saturday nearly all local dairies met milk standards of 2.2 percent butterfat and 12 percent solids, a marked contrast to 1911 when fourteen dairies sold below standard. City chemist Frank N. Marrin notes broad improvements, with warnings issued to Gold Seal Crystal and Success dairies after tests flagged three cases below the standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Marrin
Health Department
Freight Moving Week Set by W A Coo
A government urged Freight Moving Week runs January 14 to 21 to empty loaded freight cars, freeing cars for other shipments. Willam McAdoo, director general of the railroads, requests governors, mayors, and business groups to organize locally to speed unloading and reduce demurrage charges. Spokane dispatch notes Great Northern reporting daily car delays at Helena to track blame for holdups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
McAdoo
United States
Yesterda
Peto
Public Utilities Commissioners
State Councila of National Defense
Chamber of
Aailroad
Great Northern
Helena
Russian Officers Denied Post With Pershing Forces
Russian officers in France asked to serve with General Pershing as instructors, aviators, and interpreters at American labor pay rates. Officials refused, leaving them stateless and ready to offer services to the Red Cross or YMCA. The incident reflects wartime strife over national allegiance and eligibility for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Pershing
Red Cross
Young Men's Christian Association
Montana divorce summons in Deer Lodge district court
Bertha Climer sues Norris Climer in the Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County seeking dissolution of marriage and custody of a minor child the defendant allegedly deserted the plaintiff on April 4 1515 and again deserted continued to desert the plaintiff the summons directs the defendant to answer within 20 days with clerk James White issuing the seal and W H Trippet listed as attorney for the plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadielal
Deer’ Loge
Bridget ‘McCattery
McCattery
James White
B. V. Hogan
Jane
District” Court of the
Third
State of
Montana
Deer Louse
Barbara Gasser
Hotle
Deer Lodge
Eid Barbara Jasver
Bill Gasser
Tames
White Court
BV. Hogan
Siti
B. ¥. Hogan
W. H. Trippet
Church and science clash in sermon on world religions
The sermon interwove religion and science tracing their paths from early Christian roots to Mohammedan and Graeco Roman ideas. It discussed how Christianity and science influenced Europe, with emphasis on brotherhood and knowledge as key to faith. Also notes billiards match where De Oro edged Otis to retain title by one point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Alten
Grostic
Philosyon Laneht
Arabia
Mohammed
Ara Tica
Africa
Mediterranean
London
Paris
Europe
Ygle
Selenea
Charles Otis
Brooklyn
de Oro
Otis
Over the Top The Day's Work in the Trenches
The piece describes trench routines at night with shifts in the fire trench. Sentries stay alert, relays carry messages, and soldiers endure damp, stench, and cramped gear while waiting for orders and moments of rest between stand to and stand down. The tone captures front-line life through routine, danger, and weary humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Trand
No Man's Land
Ngovernor
Woolwich
Rat
Waterloo Station
London
Waterloo
Ord
Eskin
World Copper Outlook Forecasts Best Year After War
The Boston News Bureau previews a postwar boom for copper, expecting strong demand as nations return to civilian life. It highlights Consolidated Copper’s record year with a 17 million pound production gain and high profits, amid plans for fuel conservation and potential drastic measures by authorities if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated
Boston
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Boston News
Bur
Utahompany
Beoducers
Jo Ray
Treasury
Washington
fuel_ administration
Tess
Duceto
P. J. Neves
The
Fuel Administration
Garfield
Heavy Mineral Production in Utah in 1917 Report
A United States Geological Survey report by Victor C. Heikes details Utah’s 1917 ore output valued at about 10600000 dollars, a 17 million rise from 1916. Silver and copper gains offset declines in gold, lead, and zinc, with major districts at Bingham, Park City, and Beaver County led by Chief Consolidated, Daly West, Silver King, Utah Copper, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Victor C. Heikes
Salt Lake
United States Grate Survey
Heilhroner Company
Cute
West
Heikes
Coper
Lad
Mircor
Jung
Chief Consolidated
Iron Big Drason
Big
Little Cottonwood
American Fork
Careaig
Michigan
South
Hecla
Rexall
Emma
Park City
Ie Flver King Co
Man
Judge Mining and Smelting
Tine
Bingham
Ohio Copper, Bingham
Minin
Unel
Levin
Park Ci
Silver Kink Coalition
Daly” Judge
Silver King
Daly West
Daly Judge
Caltlo Teasing Company
Apex
United States Mine Ing Company
Eat Falls
Mont
Utah Copper
Mammoth
Consolidated
Consolidated de Mining and Smelting Company
Vial Apex
Bluebell
Iron Blossom
Dragon
Moscow
Metal
Femini
Daly Horn
Grand Central
Tinte Standard
Bingham Mines Company
Utah Leasing Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tim
Kowske
North Main Street
John Ducie
John’ Duele
of Montans
Aurred L
District Court of the United States
District of Monta
Frantic C. Ball
Prank C. Ball
Anaconda
Deerad
Frank C. Ball
Daly Bank
Butte
Frank W. Haskins
Bett Dairy
Leland Cate
South Butte
Jersey
Imperial Atte
McKeowne Tex
St Miners
Rivera
W’adoo
Oregon
Ussian
Legals
Br Oro
Doe
Isi
Asia
England
Luteys
GAMER
West Park Street
Theate
Purity
West Broadway
Onaerview
W. H. Davey
Capri
Pederad Reserve
National Bank
Savings Department
Silver Bow National Bank
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Buttecrated
Lark
Ross Cla
W. A. Clark & Brother Bankers
Alex J. Johnston
JK Messet
First National Bank
Butte, Cary
Federal Reserve Bank Complete Han
Agant J
Dutton
George A. Hill
Asmalant
Stephenson
Abet
Western ‘Montana Na National Bank Pxr Tate Depos
Nora’ Main
Jocke
C. Sactts
A.&p.ry
Montana Transfer Co