Consolidation Push Centralizes Rail Ticket Offices
CE Stone, appointed by the director general of railroads, arrives in Butte to organize unified statewide ticketing. Local rail officials favor placing the centralized office at Park and Main, with possible relocation to Sha side street to cut costs. Stone will tour the state, overseeing office consolidations and staff changes as railways cut positions.
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CE Stone
Hutte
Btone
Great Northern Railay
Dutte
Ofice
Oregon Short Lines
Union
Pacific Railways
Park and Main Streets
Mr" Stone
Mente Fora Railway
Five Naval Recruits Entrain for Service
Five recruits to Uncle Sam's navy departed last night for training via Salt Lake City. They will undergo final medical examinations there before heading to their training station. The group includes G rey Rauson J W Prunnell of Robinson Miles C Drummond of Helena McKin Lee of Tutte and W Zeman.
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Uncle Sam's Navy
Erlin
Salt Lake City
District Medical Metals
Grey Rauson
J. W. YW. Prunnell
Robinson
Miles C Drummond
Helena
ge McKin= Lee
Tutte
Zeman
Midsummer Meet of Emmet Society to dedicate service flag
The Robert Emmet Literary Society plans a midsummer meeting at Hall Center ville to dedicate a service flag honoring members now serving in the armed forces. Judie Lynch will give the address and several society members are listed among attendees.
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H « Hall
Centerville
Robert Emmet
Judie Lynch
Father English
Ar- Fangemees
Judge Exneh
John Long
Maurice Rohn
John Gribbin
Jeremiah Egan
Longest Day of the Year Anticipated Tomorrow
The text notes June 19, 1918 as the sun’s longest day, with solar noon around 4:22 and roughly 13 hours between sunrise and sunset. It discusses twilight periods and the timing of dawn before sunrise and related solar details.
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Norrow
Horoscope and front line note from June 1948
The column forecasts day length, planetary influences, and hopeful mentions of literature, editors, and writers amid wartime duties. It predicts war needs triggering sacrifices and a sense of surprise with a new invention. Also reports Premier Clemenceau at the front, noting his silence when approached.
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Giscover
Ghideey
Rehearings Ordered for Married Draft Exemption Claims
Washington announces reexaminations of cases where men married since May 18, 1917 claimed exemption on dependency. Registrants in deferred status must show children to stay deferred. otherwise placed in class 1. Also reports a 25 percent wage bonus for seamen on coastwise trade due to submarine activity. Separately, a request for $125 million to pump water to avert crop loss on the Okanogan project.
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W. Mec. White
Greenan
Washington
Bord
Indiana
Okanogan
Department of the Interior
Congress
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