Montana Leads in Second Sitkers Camp Applications
Montanans flood the Second Sitkers camp admissions as the San Francisco opening nears, with 746 applicants vying for a 72-seat quota. Great Falls hosts the Montana conscription exemption board chaired by B L Norris, plus Dr M D Hoyt and others, while fire crews fight a Bras Nor Creek blaze as six hundred acres burn and danger grows.
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Standard
Washington
Montana
San Francisco
Great Falls
B. J. Norfle
B.C. White
Buffalo
Mark D. Hoyt
Glasgow
George W. Miller
Libby
Robert Conedon
Billings
B. L. Norris
M. D. Hoyt
Bichon Franklin Hamilton
Pittenure
Fulkerson
Hancher
Board of Education
Clarrence Tre Wilson
Board Perance
Eanert
World Purity Federation
di Tand
Montana Wesleyan
Ressler
Tift Rchool
Thestony
van Oredel
Martin
Bras Nor Creek
Sherif
John Stephens
Dim Weaver
Lewistown to host Methodist conference visitors
Lewistown prepares to welcome preachers for the northern Montana Methodist conference meeting on August 14. Local chamber of commerce and citizens join church committees to arrange accommodations and entertainment for visiting clergy from Great Falls and the Milk River district.
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Lewistown
Methodist Church
Montana
Great Falls
Stiik River
Chamber of Commerce
New Hotel to Be Built at Flathead Lake
Col A A White announces the Flathead Lake Hotel company will be formed in Helena to erect a modern hotel on a picturesque Flathead site. The plan includes building two palatial ferry boats to operate day and night between rail terminals at the lake’s north and south ends. White, 74, has summered on the lake 33 years and hopes to see it become a premier summer resort in the coming decades.
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Flathead Lake
Col
A. A. White
Flatead Lake
Helena
Colonel White
Interlake
Kalispell
Mont
Bozeman Briefs Include Examinations and Court Cases
Captain Hollis C Clark tours the state examining 200 of about 860 applicants for eye corps positions from Gallatin with Montana quota 143. A chamber of commerce band concert drew many to Spanish Creek grove near West Gallatin canyon. District court heard Skidmore and Petrie plead not guilty to grand larceny for stealing two automobiles from Bozeman circus grounds. Logan game ends 2 to 2 with Bozeman, crowd attendance high in pleasant canyon weather. Frankie Sorrin of Three Forks jailed on rape charge. another auto removal case fined $10.
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Bozeman
Hollis C. Clark
Eye Corps
Gallatin
Montana
Presidio
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Petrie
Skidmore
Law
James ‘Toner
John Tasking
W. H. Axtell
Justice Court
Frankie Sorrin
Three Forks
Loxan
Logan
Plozeman
Helena News brings bootlegging sentence and regional hearings
The article reports Joe Pablo's bootlegging conviction on the Flathead Reservation with a 75 day jail term and $100 fine, upheld by the circuit court of appeals. It notes a state rail and utilities commission tour tomorrow to hear rate petitions in Bozeman, Billings, Bear Creek, and Buffalo, and records a Butte marriage by Justice Lemke of James Daniel Garvin and Blanche Viola Williams. Two men jailed near Harlowton face extradition papers over a sheep theft, with Idaho governor involvement sought by Assistant Attorney General Growd.
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Helena
Joe Pablo
Flathead
Bourquin
Federal
Circuit Court of Appeals
Montana Court
George W. Sproule
Railr
Uiie Utilities Commission
Eastein
Bozeman
Hiilings
Bear Creek
Buffalo
James Daniel Garvin
Mise Blanche Viola
Willams
Butte
Justice
Treat
Lemke
Ailes Maude ,Hawking
Anthony Douherty
Herena
Hove
Tooley, Baxter & Rice
Harlowton
Mont
General Growd
Idaho
P. B. Farnsworth
M. E. Skilman
Ares
Harelowton
Telal
New mining company formed in Helena Montana
The Lacklin Mining Company with capital $150,000 was incorporated in Helena. Charles Ro Hil of Aurora Minnesota, Anand A Hill of Virginia Minnesota and Heywood of Helena are listed as organizers. The firm plans Montana property development and a public marketing bureau stop in Helena on August 7 to discuss potato marketing with local farmers.
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NEW Mining Company
Helena
Lacklin Minsing Company
Capital
Charles Ro Hil
Aurora
Minn
Risk of
Virginia
Anand A. E. Hill
A. Heywood
Helens
Montana
Eee Rere Eer
Marketing Bureau
Washington, D.C
Hearing Set on Injunction in Montana Mineral Case
Helena July 30 Judge George M Bourquin sets September 17 for hearing the motion for a temporary injunction to prevent mining company actions that would strip ore from the Rainbow vein. The case, involving Clark Montana Realty Company and the Bim Orly Mining Company, seeks quiet title to mineral grounds in the Butte district valued at millions.
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J. L. Templeman
Tourists report human foot found near Lake Yellowstone
Livingston reports a human foot found at Lake Yellowstone by Hil Rogers of St Paul, appearing dismembered from the body. Park soldiers investigate. Tab Sternheim of Sioux City, formerly of London, spoke at Congregational and Methodist churches urging aid for Jewish War sufferers. Today he addresses a Chamber of Commerce Rotary luncheon. Livingston asked to contribute $3 to relief fund.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Lake
Hil
Rodgere
St. Paul
Hody Park
Tab Sternheim
Sioux
London
Bank to open in Big Sandy with local farmer stock
July 29 report notes Farmers National Bank of Big Sandy will open soon after receiving charter and $50,000 paid-in capital. Most stockholders are local farmers. officers include F A Matheson president and G H Stanton vice president. G Jenkins of Amboy Minn named cashier.
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Nanay
Montana
Nother Bank
Farmers’ National
Bank of
Big Sandy
F. A. Matheson
George H. Stanton
Great Falls
Cuticura Heals Scalp Scales Of Miss Pearl Clark
A 1917 testimonial from Miss Pearl Clark of Marblemount Washington describes severe scalp scales and itching fading after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad promotes Cuticura as effective for itching and burning eczema and offers a free sample by mail from Cut Dept. H Boston.
Censor Rules Clash as War News Policy Is Debated
Secretary Baker and Creel defend strict wartime censorship while opposing editors warn against overreach. The new policy bars publishing details on troop movements ship arrivals and naval actions without official authorization, aiming to prevent enemy disclosure and protect shipping.
Information controls on wartime security and press duty
A wartime public information plea outlines restricted topics such as weapons, mining, aircraft, naval ship details, docks, schedules, and transport of war materiel. It urges newspapers to avoid publishing sensitive data while praising the press for voluntary cooperation to protect American lives and military plans. The State Committee on Public Information expresses gratitude for patriotic adherence.
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Pian Orth
United States
Secretary of War
Secrctars
Navy
Mib
America
State Committee ON Public Information
Strike in Seattle Appears NEAIC Settlement
In Seattle the strike of 1600 motormen and conductors began two weeks ago, with talks led by Henry Suzzatto of the University of Washington and eastern representative G Tradley to end the action. A conference with union men and traction stock interests followed, while receivership actions by the city against the traction company were halted to Wednesday, as both sides weigh objections and possible settlement.
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Seattle
Light and Paw
Sei Sek
Henry Suzzatto
University of An
He G. Tradley
Toston
Eastern
Traction Company
James Duncan
Superior Court
Dykeman
Four Indians Beat Man to Death in Everett Shaker Case
In Everett Washington on July 30 four Shaker Indians attacked Hal Silester, accusing him of harboring an evil spirit. They beat him with clubs at a John’s house where they planned an end of world rite at midnight. The county office reported his body buried nearby and placed arrest on the four.
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Deer Lodge
Garrison
Mex
A. Rodrigues
Rodrguer
Stexhan
Rodriguez
Rodrigues
Crabb
Chautauqua Committee
H.R. Grant
Deer Mevicans
Everett
Wash
Hal Silester
Silester
Shakers
John
Women workers in Chicago plant pilot program grows
In South Chicago, several hundred women aged 18 to 45 were hired as laborers at 20 cents an hour for eight hours daily. The Ryan ear plant experiment, begun weeks ago, has proven so successful that many large manufacturers are weighing adoption of the plan.
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Chicago
Ryan Ear
Prohibition Debate Favors Federal Control, He Says
Senator Sheppard argues liquor is a national menace and labor would suffer if prohibition ends. He links liquor trade to federal power, while Underwood warns against centralizing authority and opposes a nationwide option. Both sides expect a close vote, requiring a third majority for passage.
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Sheppard
Laboris
Texas
Underwood
Germany
Autria-Hungary
Alabama
Funeral announcements for Sullivan Ryland and family
The text notes funeral arrangements for Marty Sullivan aged 41 from Wy oming Street home and for William Ryland. Services planned at St Patrick’s and Be Margen church with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Remains are at undertaker parlors with announcements to follow.
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Igos Houth
Montana Arts
St Patrici
Holy Cross Cemetery
Automobiles
Llivan
Marty Sullivan
Tantele & Bishoa Undertaking
Timothy Sullivan
Wyoming Street
Margen Church
Rigi
Holy Dream
Ryland
William Ryland
Daniels & Blrbon Undertaking “Pariore
Obituary of Johanna B Menta at Sacred Heart Church
Mrs Johanna B Menta aged 61 died yesterday at the family residence 448 East Broad May. Funeral held Wednesday morning at 8 18 o clock proceeding to Sacred Heart church for solemn high mass at 120 Interment in the Castle cemetery Automobiles Friends will please omit flowers
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Mmahon
Johanna B Mentahon
East Broad
Sacred” Heart Church
Funeral arrangements for Nellie Walsh Co.
The funeral for Nellie Walsh will be held at Soelack Street residence proceeding to St. Marys where service will be celebrated, followed by interment at Cromm Cemetery. The event occurs Tuesday at 6:30.
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Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
Potrom
Burt
Qie Park
Wilder
Bozeman News
Elmori
Butte & Superior
Livingston News
Anke
Mig Sandy
Miss Lusk
Waukesha
Wis
Grace Lusk
David Roberts
Tove
Miss "Lusk
Korea
Pupis
Cuticura
Missoula Nursery
Utah
Secretary of the Navy
Baker
Mr. Creel
Associated Press
Auession
Creel
Daniels
Press Association
The
War College
Taker
Impossi
Ement
Europe
Ehipe
Camerons
Cameron Highlanders
Britain
France
Department of Commerce
Merchant Marine
Undertakers
Sam R. White
Larry Duggan
Ible
North Main Street
Tella
John Teloved
Luciella
Sherman & Reed
Dem
Mountain View
Thornleey
Oliver Thornley
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