Training facilities eyed for injured soldiers in Butte
A. Zuppmann and James G. Batten lead a study by the federal board of education on vocational training for disabled men in Montana, Minnesota, and the Dakotas. About 4,000 applications came for the program, with potential pay of 65 dollars monthly for those with disabilities over ten percent. Rehabilitation aims to place trained men in suitable vocations, with over 60 already seeking opportunities through the Red Cross home relief service. Most wounded are from the first division, noted for fierce fighting.
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Butte
A. Zuppmann
James G. Batten
Federal Board of Education
Mittee
Zuppmann
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Gisole Diers
Batten
Ted | Cross
Judith Basin Company Seeks Alignment in Market Signals
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to Judith Basin Company and discussions of editorial and market factors. Names, places, and events are garbled, but indicate a report on corporate status, editorial input, and potential financial or production considerations within a Montana or regional context. The readable elements suggest a business or industry note with uncertain, conflicting phrasing.
War Savings Societies Near State Quota
James R. Spencer, vice state director, says the state’s war savings societies are closing in on the quota. Over 1,000 societies have been formed, about 4 percent of the 1920 target, with growth forecast to reach the goal by summer. Carbon leads with seven societies, Park with 69, Musselshell 68, and Wheatland 55, two above its quota.
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James R. Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Carbon
Park
Musselshell
Wheatland County
Mrs Largey 10 Not Owe Anything To Bank
A note states that Mrs Largey 10 does not owe any money to the bank. The terse message appears amid a sequence of unsolved or abbreviated lines. No further context clarifies the financial or legal status.
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Mrs, Largey
Misrepresentation Charge Against A J Garrison Arraigned
A J Garrison was arraigned yesterday morning before Judge Bourgan of the federal court on a charge of using the mails to defraud. The grand jury indicts from the Great Falls 1917 session allege he advertised as the Produce Company of Butte to obtain farm products from unsuspecting individuals, with sellers unable to collect the advertised price.
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A. J. Garrison
Bourgain
Federal Court
Kiven
Grand Jury
Great Falls
Garrison
Butte
First Governor's Daughter Here In Montana
Visiting relatives in Butte are among a group of 15 noted as the governor's daughter here. Mrs. Plas, a well known writer, appears in the city. County health officials urge immediate sanitation measures as many outlying residents ignore yard and alley cleanups. A Rotary Club luncheon today features Dr. T. Witherspoon discussing Rotary principles and ideas.
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Montana
Butte
County Board of Health
P. MH. McCarthy
Rotary
Rotary Club
T. Witherspoon
Street Car Men Set Annual Dance At Columbia Gardens
The Butte Street Car Men's Hospital Association plans an annual dance next Wednesday at Columbia Gardens to raise funds. About 200 members including car operators and other staff attend, with tickets in demand and a cordial welcome promised. Mayor Stodden and city officials will visit Helena to study government features and license collections to aid Butte's finances.
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Ual
Columbia Gardens
Butte Street Car Men's Hospital Association
Eam
Stodden
Clinton
Etrasburger
Helena
Butte
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
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J. Nerny
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Newbro Drug Company
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