Union Pacific Exemption Policy Stresses Railroad Vital Role
A. Shaw reports Union Pacific will rely on exemption boards to decide which employees remain at work during wartime. President Calvin says many industries could seek blanket exemptions, but transportation workers are essential to war preparations and national mobilization. He notes the rail system operates as a unified nation within the war board framework and will cooperate fully with authorities.
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A. Shaw
Short Line
Butte
Calvin
Union Pacife
Union Pacific
War Board
Washington
Vital
Woman Takes the Job as Assistant Ticket Clerk
Miss Annie Hauser, former stenographer in Milwaukee's local office, was appointed to the top assistant post in the ticket department as part of a railroad policy to employ women so men may serve in the army. She will be succeeded by Miss Gertrude Price per H. Mitchell, division freight and passenger agent.
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Annie Hauser
Milwaukee
United States
War Department
France
What Do You Know About Your Blood Supply
Public notice advertises a free booklet from Swift Specific Co. Dept. Kt Atlanta Ga. claiming a blood remedy history of 8 8 8 and urging readers to request the information to keep blood pure and strong.
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Swift
Atlante
Ga—advy
Regular Army opens offices for Montana enlistments today
Recruiting offices in Butte and Missoula announce new enlistment opportunities in the regular army. Men are needed for infantry medical and aviation sections, with many trades sought. a list of Montana assignations includes farm hands, clerks, machinists, and technicians. The army warns jam supplies may shift from blackberry to peach and plum as demands rise.
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Army
Montana
Harlan
Orc
Inf
Lar
Signal Corps
Aviation Corps
Butte
Washington
Aeronauts
Bae Works
Siegrist
Regular Army
Missoula
Uncle Sam's Land
Jaster’s Department
Addressing the Remains of Soldier for Burial
The message requests that the remains of the soldier be addressed to the Secretary General of the Army in Washington. It notes confusion over the proper addressee and place of burial as the formal address should be to the appropriate military authorities in the capital.
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Washington
ButteMan Writes From Somewhere in France
A letter from A H Hurrell of the American Ambulance Corps in France to his brother Johan Burrell recounts frontline life. It notes May 19 departure, June 26 dated passages, shell and gas encounters, airship sightings, and the harsh realities of war near Roche. Also included are local property transfers in Butte with sums and names.
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France
A. H. Hurrell
Johan Burrell
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Hurrell
Tam
Roche
Yesterda
Boche Commana
Anol
Fire damages tent on Silver Bow street
A tent at 1949 Silver Bow street suffered slight damage yesterday afternoon when a fire started, likely from sparks from a nearby house. Firemen extinguished the blaze using chemicals.
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Silver Bow Street
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Billie Burle
Fort Wright
Weatherman
Farmer
Billings
John W. Hutt
Frank Parkens
Sheridan
National Engineers
Henry M.laurie
Farmer Rady
Harles P. Hardy
Scobey
Infantry
Charles Delaney Bey
Charles
E. Fenimore
Lund
Tevin P. Wage Bey
Leo Francis Dawson
Ee ‘Hes
Anderson
Carpenter
Havre
Howard H. Heenan
Ry Coppers
Harlem
John" Wollensehtager
Harold F
Leo Gorty
Seraphoper
Forester
Butteman
James S. Kick
Cam
Chiemgs
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