Citizen Army of America product of bitter lesson
Washington July 12 The first of six Pershing articles describes U S civilian military training camps for summer 1925. General Pershing explains the citizen army as a democratic force, with 91 000 regulars, 162 000 guardsmen, and 17 000 reserve officers, educating young men in tactics and citizenship across 460 camps nationwide. The piece contrasts this system with Europe and praises the voluntary civilian training model as a national defense asset.
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Citizen Army OF America
Washington
Army of the United States
John J. Pershing
Joan J. Pershing
Colondl
Oiginal Inksantai
United States
War Department
Regular Army
Infantry
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Air Service
Engineers
Signal Corps
Chemical Warfare Service
Citizen Army
Army
Siieena Militaey
Nove
Bea
Ciisenanip Gutiee
Patna
Ead
Otters
United State
Reece
Europe
Seed firm head Keeney surveys Bitter Root pea crops
C V Keeney and F T Woodruff of N B Keeney Seed Co of LeRoy New York inspect Bitter Root pea fields covering large acreage. Keeney expects a bountiful harvest of weed peas due to ideal growing conditions. The pair have long visited Bitter Root as the firm, founded in 1869, sustains branch units across six states. Keeney, 76, continues active leadership and photographs during travels, noting Western Montana views and quake damaged scenes near Three Forks Manhattan.
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Hamilton
C. V. Keeney
F. T. Woodruff
N. B. Keeney Seed Company
LeRoy
N. Y
Keeney
N. To
America
Woodruft
Con
Montana
Santa Barbara
Three Forks 4
Manhattan
Old friends honor Los Angeles guest in Hamilton event
Celia Coffey of Los Angeles, once a Hamilton resident, revisited friends in Root Valley for an evening of music, refreshments, and socializing. Local notices mention Harriet Brown and officials touring orchard interests, plus visits from several guests to Hamilton hotels and area farms.
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Celia Coffey
Los Angeles
Hamilton
Root Valley
Nanding
Dillon Firemen Aee Working To Increase Efficiency
Dillon, July 12. The Dillon Volunteer Fire department outlines an educational program for its members to improve efficiency. Monthly meetings plus summer practice sessions will familiarize firefighters with equipment under varying conditions. A larger, higher powered fire truck is planned to enhance response to city incidents.
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Dillon
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Deer Lodge Knights Observe Tenth Anniversary Events
Deer Lodge July 12 report on the tenth anniversary of the local Knights of Columbus council held in Motel Deer Lodge banquet room with speeches by Rev John and Leo Jere, fourth-degree explanations, and a musical program. Also notes on rodeo reports, joint Kiwanis meeting plans at Lake Irvine, and Legion Auxiliary membership event at the county courthouse. Local residents and visits to Helena mentioned.
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Deer Lodge
the Knights of Columbus
Deer Loa
Vo N. Weber
John A 1
Leo Jere
Jere KE
Shia of Bulle
Dent Lodge
Deer Lodge Motory
Kiwanis Clube
Lake Irvine
Deer Poot ‘Association
Elvil Workers
Local Visitors Fill City with Weekend Calls
Fowler and guests Mr and Mrs Harvey Fifer Bilsby and Norman Foster from Elizabeth New Jersey are in the city visiting friends. Thomas and D Fitzpatrick spent the weekend at Finn visiting friends. Hamilton of Avery City is in town visiting. A MacPherson and party are in town visiting friends. Mrs J M Dennis and daughter returned Friday from a three weeks visit in Tacoma Washington. Mrs Wm Bressing and daughter Melody will spend three weeks with friends in Butte. Clifford Rawlings of Tacoma arrived Saturday and will stay several days visiting his father Thomas Rawlings. Frank Gallagher of Butte was in the city Sunday visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Hyatt Barmbill of Minneapolis spent the weekend visiting friends.
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Hamilton News
Hamilton
Harriet Brown
Los Angeles
le Bhovell
Voseman and
Dilton
E Chring
A. B. Thompson
Fouriat
Dan
Rod Forbes
Glenn McLaren
Teny Lake
Trout
Amd
Hardy
Neue
Meme Serant
Wood Catenes
Mevana Mee
Michael Sullivan
Sre
Polis Leon
Mra Finis Stamper
Jennie Emerson
Moberly
Gus Grube
Blea
Ru Stamper
Mra.imerson
Mra. Grube
Sullivan
Grohe
Tasho
Laver'e
Burt
Ann Hurt
Mise
Mabel Mitchell
Butte
Aed
Meena Stee
Wiliam
Cheyer
A. Ta Johnston
Mr. Kea
Tacoma
Wash
Bressing
Melody
Xtra Mile
Clifford Rawlings
Hyatt Barmblil
Mimoula
Ronan Notes Report Fire Damages Woren Home
Ronan July 12 The Henry Woren home sustained considerable damage from an earthquake last Saturday morning a defective chimney caused a blaze that endangered the dwelling prompt action by Horan saved the property The George Farrell family and J A Lemire family enjoyed a weekend at the summer camp of Mr and Mrs A M Sterling at Bigarm on Flathead Nearby residents including Harvey Elliott of Missoula and Dr A K Keaner in Camp Lewin medical corps were mentioned as visiting or preparing for two week assignments The report also notes Miss Gertrude Walkington of Peoria Illinois visiting for several weeks with Ment Spencer Sterling and Nellie Dwyer with Margaret Sterling visiting over the Fourth of July weekend
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Ronan
Henry Woreden
George Farrell
J A. "Lemire
Alm. Sterling
Bigarm On
Flathead
Jake
Harvey Elliott
Missoula
Rowan
Art Hughes
A. K. Keaner
Camp Lewin
Mins
Gertrude Walkington
Peoria
Mentpencer Sterling
Nellie Dwyer
Mine Marknerl
Heacock
Sith
Margaret
Sterling
Ron Lemire
Bigarm
Nding
White Sulphur Kews Society and Local Movements
Mra. Kenest Mathis died Thursday evening. James J. Johnston and Joseph Ki Malt Lal, of this place, motor to Helena on Monday. Franklin Dye returned from Billings after attending school. Mrs. Walter Butler’s family hosted Mr. and Mrs. George Van Fleet and son Raymond of Bozeman. Vive Core Mahurin arrived from Columbus Ohio for a visit. Earle Angel drove to Helena Wednesday. O’Connell and Van Cleve of Canyon Creek visit 411 per head. Charles Kelleg, a dairy crew member, was seriously injured Saturday after a fall from a dairy loft. Mr. Anderson of Lake Michigan, manager of a large packing company, left for home after visiting here with CA Linn and family. they plan to attend a bar association meeting in Butte.
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Franklin Dye
Billings
Schoo
Walter Butler
George van Fleet
Ton
Raymond
Bozeman
F. A. McDonald
Vive Core Mahurin
Colcumbur
Ohio
CW Wight
Hasmi
Lucille McDonald Fenday
Presbyterian
Earle
Angel
Helena
O'Connell
van Cleve
Canyon Creek
Charles Kelleg
Ringling
Anderson
Lake Marillon
Vias
Lake Tamnillon
Butte
CA. Linn
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Alex Christie
Grant
Joseph Gelhaus
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Helmville
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Ronan News
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Henderson Coats
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Ray and
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