Montana Dairy Interests Push Home Products Policy
W H Fluhr state dairy commissioner seeks a state conference next month with creamery and cheese men to protest discrimination against Montana butter and promote buying local. He argues Montana butter keeps money in the state and urges consumers to favor home industry despite higher prices of imported goods.
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Middle Western
Montana
Uon
Portland
Chicago
Montana Creamerien
Fiuhr
Death and memorial day observance in Paton Dillon
Paton mourns the death of Jensen a young Fanchmaan of the creek after a fatal operation to save his life. The death follows a gunshot injury at his ranch on Mee Creek. Memorial Day activities prevail with store closures and a city wide service at the auditorium of the Training School led by Mayor Gilbert. the program includes invocations, speeches, and a benediction. Nearby reports note the deaths of H C Brown in California and calls for Montana workers for spruce production with various railroad and shipyard job openings.
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Willard Jensen
van Reowpieal
Ren
Groncho
Meee Creek
Jensen
Herbert Wheat
Utah
Gilbert
Father Foley
City
Fopal
H.C. Brown
Tate
Brown
California
Burla
National Army
Camp Lewis
Tas Goma
France
Court rules use book value of real estate for tax assessments
Judge HH iewin Court decides in favor of the Northwest banks, ruling that assessors should use book value of real estate when valuing capital stock for estate taxes. The Attorney General and state instructions were noted in the decision though the court sided with the bank.
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HH. Iewin
Hhe
Hs Instructions
Local Big Timber Notes Highlight Community News
In Big Timber on May 20 Mrs Sara Morsey of Helena, secretary of the Montana Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, writes from a recent letter praising Montana’s banners and hints at a Boston trip for upcoming honors. The item also mentions community celebrations, moves, and family events across Sweet Grass County, including an ear operation for Gladys, a shift to Springdale for Mr and Mrs Karl Fahlgren, housekeeping moves on the Vestal ranch, and a small village wedding reception with silver tokens and a Red Cross project finished by Paul Snyder.
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Big Timber
Sara, Morsey
Helena
Montana Association For the Prevention of
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Boston
Dro
Mra
KR. M. Wolf
Wong
William Rtegic
Peluenea
Ars. Wolf
Charles. Swank Mire Hush Harte
Giadys
Lof
Gladys
Chicago
St Louis
Karl Fahlgren
Springdale
Jack "Crner
Charles Gates
Seattle
Fig. Timber
Crner
Alwence
Pram
Mev
Mre
Ben Tangen
Vestal Ranch
Paul Snyder
Cand
Harry Snyder
Red Cross
Lewistown News Briefs from May Revelations and Plans
Lewistown reports a short jury term set to begin June 6 under Judge Ayers with a venire of 10 jurors amid brewing criminal and sedition cases. Local events include a June 21 Fergus County picnic with speakers W. D. Symmes and J.P Arnold. B.C. White, F. Cummings, and Niderton slated for talks on co operation and agriculture. Labor unrest averted as unions vote against a strike. Helena meeting set for bank representatives. an incident involving Ernest Gregory near Red Range noted. plans for a large Montana sheep show at the Montana State Fair with G. Wilson and Horace Len coordinating.
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Lewistown
Ayers
Fergus
B.C. White
F Cummings
Hewistown
Helena
J.P Schmitter
Steinbarger
Empire
Sabinel, Philips
Elinie Angerson
Rance
Ernest Gregory
Quite
Martin
Hasitie
Ie G. Wilson
Montana Sheep Breeders’ Association
le Summers
Ton Sle
S. Skinner
Horace Len
Wecommoda Tiong
Old Mining Camp May Again Boom at Polaris
Dillon reports the Polaris mining camp, 20 miles west of the Ch on the Crasshopper, may revive with a new syndicate investing over a million. Past vandalism, dynamite, and losses delayed progress but current crews push toward producing ore as a new mill nears readiness.
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Dillon
Polaris
Thie Ch
Means
Polarie
Bani
Faery
Great Falls Soldier Carl A Sipher Killed in Action
According to a Wednesday notice, Private Carl A. Sipher of Great Falls was killed in action in France. He was 22, son of Mrs. William B. Murray of the Montana hotel, and had come from Chouteau County to join the 163d Infantry before transfer to the Six.
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Cannaltyst
Carl A. Sipher
France
Sipher
William B. Murray
Montana Hotel
Bearpaw Mountains
Chouteau County
England
Memorial Day Observance In Bozeman Remembers Veterans
Memorial day was fittingly observed in Bozeman with the William English Post Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps at the municipal theater, followed by cemetery tributes. Rev H Q Morton delivered the address, a male quartet sang, and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was recited. The ceremony included readings, solos, and the crowd joined in America as officers announced the departure of men from Gallatin to Camp Lewis for training.
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Wiliam
Grand Army of the Republic
Wom
Pythias
H. Q. Morton
First Baptist Church
David Gray
J. E. Daniels
Daniels
Noah’ Sut
America
Lee
J.C
Snowdonight
Gallatin
Hazeman
Camp Lewis
Tunnel work and wage rises amid Great Northern project
The report notes a Great Northern tunnel near Lewistown seven miles east on the Rockford Lewistown cutoff, with bore completed months ago and work remaining to justify pay increases for carpenters, painters, electrical workers, plumbers, and laborers. Memorial Day ceremonies in Judith theater feature addresses, songs, and a parade to decorate veterans’ graves. News items from California and Helena follow, including a garage fire in Arbuckle and a Clark County fund contribution bringing county totals above goal.
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Emmett Bas
Alexandria
Lewistown
Rockford
Wil Hood
Building
Judith Theater
Sons of Veterans
Bi. G. Warden
J. Te de Kalb
Tom Stout
Cole de Bane
Paulie Trig
Mise Leon” Wentworth
Mer
Citizenship Denied Enemy Alien Soldiers at Camp Lewis
At Camp Lewis in May, a War Department ruling denies citizenship to enemy aliens among soldiers during the war. About 300 to 909 applicants faced review as naturalization proceedings paused for loyalty checks. A large crowd witnessed a flag ceremony and memorial events as officers and troops observed Memorial Day customs.
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Camp Lewis
War Department
Washington
Naturalization Board
United’ States
Ans
Rnd
Lewis Delve
Knight of Columbus
Seeries
Knights of Columbus
A Million Soldiers In France Says Lewis
Senator James Lewis told an Evanston audience that the United States now has 1,009,000 soldiers overseas and will reach parity with England by December 1. He cited 700,000,000 pounds of explosives in manufacture, $176,000,000 spent by the Ordnance Department on projectiles, and millions more rounds and rifles being produced and shipped to Pershing, with daily production rising to 18,000 rifles by July 1. He noted large procurement numbers amid war mobilization.
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United States
England
Evanston War Board
Evanston Commercial Association
Ordnance Department
Pershing
You Know Me Al and Good-Bye Bill in New York Audiences
Audiences in New York were amazed by musical comedies featuring soldiers and ambulances units. In You Know Me Al chorus girls in wigs and makeup outdanced pros while Good-Bye Bill showcased clever makeup and humor led by Private Charles Keck and Milton Claspoole, drawing praise as two of the best entertainments in musical comedy.
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API Pritha Donnas
York City
Bill
Charles Keck
Keck
University of
High Finance Deal Being Investigated In Montana
Great Falls May 30 Ed Lenne a young Phillips county farmer is jailed at Malta in a peculiar high financing case charged with stealing 20 head of cattle from neighbors. He allegedly borrowed 1800 dollars from a Malta bank pledging stock as security, and when pressed produced 20 branded cattle later identified as his plus 12 others from ranchers. Boyd Murphy and C W Van Amber are named as claimants. Separately 450 applicants filed for homestead entry in the Teton strip north of the city, bringing total filings to 2652 for 275 claims with two days left to file.
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Ed_Lenne
Phillips County
Jell
Malta
Boyd’ Murphy
C. W. van Amber
Teton
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