Vocational Education Fund Allocated in Montana
A July 18 dispatch notes Montana receives fifteen thousand dollars for fiscal year vocational education, divided into three parts for salaries and training. Funds designated to state college and certain high schools, with distribution to Kalispell Lewistown Bozeman and others. Fourteen Montana postmasters appointed, with several resignations and new offices listed across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Montana
Federal
Boreman
Kalispell
Lewistown
Glen Five
Bozeman
Harlowtown
Boulder
Deer Lodge
Belt
Howe Economics
Kalisfell
Biante ‘College
Montana State College
Mien
Senator Walsh Delays Return Over Farm Relief Funds
Washington report says Senator Walsh delayed his return to Montana to press for farm relief funds from the government after drought damaged northern crops. Congress suspended business without passing the 11,003,070 dollar bill, and Walsh seeks to obtain a lump sum allotment for general war purposes from the President to aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Whlsh
Monsana
Drouth
Congress
Ness
Wich
Walsh
Price Secretary Dies After Long Illness
Special Dispatch to the Standard Seiet ne neh from New York reports Newton Pace nearly 32, died at Deaconess hospital. Born in Missouri he is survived by his wife and children. Funeral services set for Saturday at the Presbyterian Church with remains to be shipped to Idaho Falls for interment in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stester Newton
Pace
Fai
Deaconess ‘Hospital
Sern
Yories
Missouri
Mis
Presbyterian Biren
Idaho Falls
Murder charge in district court against Neil of Willow Creek
Lozeman July 19 information filed in district court charges Neil of Willow Creek with murder in the first degree for shooting Perry Hendershot Friday afternoon July 12 at Hendershot’s Willow Creek home. Also notes Mary McGinn Gallatin County graduate nurses’ education and war service call. Dr. E Sisson visiting for four lectures at summer school in Mon Howard King Belgrade jailed for not answering questionnaire. John D Huffine sold Horeman farm to son Todger and plans move to Long Beach. Dillon officer Henry Melton promoted to first lieutenant in the Army Reserve. brother Ray Melton noncommissioned officer with Sempvand now in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lozeman
Neil
Willow Creek
Hen
Perry Hendershot
aMary_ McGinn
Gallatin County
Essecuation
Fort Dodge
Towa
Mins McGinn
Minnesota
E. ©. Sisson
State’ University, i
Mon- Howard
King of
Belgrade
John D. Huffine
Horeman
Bs A
Todger
Long Beach
Cal
Dillon
Henry Melton
Melton
Tesidio
Vancouver Iks
Hehe
Butenmante Melton
Ray
Sempvand
Hila Green
Michelle
Mane
France
Ees
Beaverhead Leads In Service From Dillon County
Beaverhead county and Dillon have sent almost 1200 men to national army and navy service. Many are in France or on the way, with several wounded. the draft records show a high rate of physical fitness and devotion. The article notes Dillon’s historic military involvement and compares current volunteers to those who served in the Spanish-American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
National Army
Army and Navy
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
War Department
France
Camp Lewis
Teaverhead
Montana
Philippines
Overseas
Duy
Spain
Dillon Chautauqua Plans Lead Summer News
Preparations for the annual Chautauqua in Dillon begin with ticket sales and canvassing to raise funds. Also noted are the funeral of John Hoffmann, local political moves by Melville Lougheed for county treasurer on the Republican ticket, and various county farm, mining, labor, and livestock updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffman
Ned
Methodist Church
IL G. Humphrey
Mountain View Cemetry
Fanetampad
Willtm Cunningham
Ningham
Melville Lougheed
Lougheed
First National Bank
Ciy
Bes Gomme
Fremont
Adams
Seattle
Dillon “Horse
Charles Lloyd
Jackson
Solmon
Fred Hotho
Jas
Henry” Thompson
Riga
He Adams
Livingston
Hlec- Bainwer
Divide
University students leave for Presidio military training
Ralph Vogler of Butte is among University students who departed for a 60 day temporary enlistment to attend military training at the Presidio in San Francisco. Upon completion they will return with certificates to teach military training and assist cadets. Other students listed include Radcliffe Beckwith Nelson, William Dawe, Husbert, Carmichael, Spiller, Van Horn, Sanders, Mooney, Lambert Demers and more from Missoula, Miles City, Havre, Judith Gap, Arlee, and Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stidente
Ilana
Dre- Hdio
San Francisco
Ralph Vogler
Butte
Are. Radcliffe
Beckwith Neson
William Dawe
Y Husbert
John’ Carmichael
Missoula
Charles Spiller
Belt, TV
van Horn
Miles City
John Sanders
Havre
Guy Mooney
Judith Gap
Lambert Demers
Arlee
Forest Fire Menace Crows More Serious Threat
Missoula reports warning of dangerous forest fires with crows noted in coverage. Disjointed lines reference flames, public safety measures, and ongoing concerns about fire risk and response.
Reclassification Board Reviews Draft Men in Session
The advisory board is examining the status of men previously classified, with about 20 expected to shift to class two due to wives' ability to support families and no dependents. The board will consider marriages of class one men and other exceptions in the 1918 June registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
They
Boy Receives High Voltage Will Live
July 19 Samuel Brooks, a child, touched a live 600 volt power line and was severely burned. He lost both hands above the elbows and was placed under anesthesia at the hospital after the current was cut off. Doctors amputated his arms and say he is expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brooks
Court Busy in Gallatin County
Poteman Harry ONeil faced first degree murder charges in district court pleading not guilty. John Roempp, charged with grand larceny for mortgaged stock, also pled not guilty. Joseph H Schuinke sued Chicago Milwaukee railway for 20000 injuries from a crossing accident. Trials set for next term. other notices include estates, guardianship petitions, and a utility fare hearing scheduled for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Sehuinke
Chicago
Milwau- Kew
Donald
Anaconda News Band Boys Celebrate Victory Parade
Frank Provost led a Fourth of July style parade through Anaconda streets as band members, carrying banners with pro American messages, played martial tunes from several allied nations. A spectator donated 10 dollars, praising the patriotic display and urging more such performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Provost
Standard
Frank
America
Provost
Atrects
Wetin
Assistant Assayer 15 to be Selected for Helena Office
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold an open competitive exam for assistant assayer in Helena with ratings on physical ability education and experience. Applicants must have four years high school plus two years college or two years relevant work in chemistry metallurgy or assaying. Male U S citizens meeting criteria may apply by Aug 24 at Seattle district office with photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Burke
United States Civil Service Commission
Helena
United States
Seattle
Wash
Burke
Unclear fragment recounts sentences and raids from La Junta report
A fragmented afternoon report from La Junta Colorado mentions Le Motari wanted in Anaconda for desertion, with references to a court today and a three day sentence for John Settner of Hamilton plus fines. Weather and damage notes appear in a stray city section with rain and edward street damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Junta
Col
le Motari
Anaconda
Néiens
Edwards
Hosen
Sus Notte Sea
Libby
Tomore
John Settner
Hamilton
Nuirty
Local Board Records Rush Of Enlistments After Victory News
Amid ongoing local exemption board activity after the victory at Chateau Thierry, residents seek details and advance their plans. Albert Sidney Hinkle has enlisted for a Montana University course before service. A seven man colored quota for Camp Lewis is urged, with induction possible if enlistments fall short. The colored community remains optimistic about filling the contingent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau ‘Thierry
United
University of Montana
Albert Sidney” Hinkle
Lewis
SONS OF NORWAY WILL BUY TWO AMBULANCES MEETING OUTLINE
Falls July 19 Delegates vote to purchase two ambulances and support equipment for the Sons of Norway. Resolution condemns efforts to ban Norte Longue attendance. governor of Iowa named in context. Officers elected include Gent Me Tosness St Paul, Gilbert Willmar, T He Kolderup, L Stavnhein, John Hobe, Dr Te M Lee, Sveen Minot, and Olafi Hove Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univegd
Toage
Norway
Nbs
Biel
Iowa
Me Tosness
St. Paul
Hake
John Hobe
Minne Abolis
Te M. Lee
Awrus Juintee
TL Sveen
Minot
Ni Dui
Olafi
Hove
Milwaukee
Wis
Murder charge filed in Bozeman case against Paul Swisher
In Bozeman a district court charged Paul Swisher with first degree murder for allegedly assaulting Stevenson at the Strong hotel around July 1. Stevenson died July 11 at Deaconess hospital. The autopsy cited blunt force injuries. Swisher is held awaiting trial, with a July 21 plea date set. Mrs. Solberg of Butte witnessed events. Carvin F. Ryson of Forsyth was commissioned second lieutenant in the Quartermasters Reserve Corps in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cart
Ron
Distriet
Paul Swisher
Sommer
Stefenson
Swisher
Dudge
Stevenson
B. Solberg
Butte
George
Resault
Bozeman
Pyson
Washington
Carvin F.ryson
Forsyth
Mont
Quartermasters Reserve Corps
Maine Bureau Chief on Inspection Tip
Van Hl Manning chief of bureau of mines for the federal committee investigating metalliferous facilities and toxic bases for use by American troops is in the city this week. He notes rapid progress on the new stack and expects to depart Sunday for Great Falls to attend to further work before returning East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hl. Manning
Bureau of ml
Federal
Inittee
Anaconda
America
Department of the
Bureau of Mines
A. 3
Wella
B.J
Lime Department
Department
Bureau of Minew
Manning
Great ‘Pals
Also Mentioned on This Page
John W. Lynne
Cady
William ©. Sincock
Clay H. Wiley
Carlyle
Grace A. Baldwin
Andrew. Morsing
Dagmar
Nf. E. Rasmussen
Ray F. Withrow
Essex
Fred Kubach
Ya ¥. Dunn
Giltedge
C. Hendon
William J. Morley
Goldbutte
Ambrose J. Fey
Alice C. Hinkley
Lakeview
Oral E. Golble
Levert Simonson
Pryor
John Date
Murt Salzman
Ravaili
Frank L. Worden
Walter F. Moore
Springdale
Harry L. Telford
James H. Murray
Stockett
John N. Peterson
Hattie E. Carver
Senator Walsh
Price
Bozeman News
County
Dillon News
Presidio
Seale Senate
Wan
Senate
Aeny Melena
Tony
Diediman
Gay
Wicken Huge
Henrys Smith
Aberhardt von Wataru
Thomas
Les Power
Ste Power
State Puvise Stilities Commission
Iena
Thas
Anaconda News
Rae Bval
Featuring Cathryn Williams
Bluebird
Victory
Sons OF Norway
Maine
MacCallum’s
East Park Avenue
Sunkist
California
St. John
Puyallup
Santa Rosa
Burbank
Ade
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!