History of Forestry Across Nations Tells Global Progress
In Missoula a detailed letter explains forestry history abroad, noting Japan's advanced service, Germany's centuries of regulation, France's flood-control forests, and Russia's vast state woods. It highlights state and private roles, reforestation laws, education, and the US need to catch up with modern practices.
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China
United States
Japan
Austria
Italy
Sweden
Norway
Turkey
Greece
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Germany
France
Republic of Switzerland
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
British India
Christ
Department of Forestry
Tokio
America
Zurich
Sihlwald
Rheingau
Frfurt
Clerman
Nuremberg
Canton of
Bern
England
Forestry Department
Lapland
Orsa
Change Food Helps Skinnier Man Gain Weight and Mood
A man described as thin and rarely ill reports improved health after adding Grape-Nuts to every meal. He says he gained 11 pounds in four weeks, felt less irritable, more energetic, and happier in daily work, and credits the food with his change. He also mentions reading The Road to Wellville and that there’s a reason behind the product.
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Wellville
Exhibits In Place At Missoula Fair Opens Tomorrow
Missoula September 15 crowds visit Western Montana fairgrounds as hundreds arrange exhibits and fruit displays. Ships bring in produce and wagonloads arrive with choicest Western Montana crops. By evening the agricultural hall looks ready. racing starts Tuesday.
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Missoula
Western Montana Fair Grounds
Montana
District court resumes as De Roche found guilty of assault
Special correspondence from Hamilton reports Al De Roche was found guilty of assault in the third degree and fined 500 dollars after striking Dan Card with a billiard cue at Florence. Tomorrow’s docket includes J. P. Hughes versus Bitter Root District Irrigation Company in a damage suit.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
District Court
al de Roche
de Roche
Dan
Florence
J. P. Hughes
Bitter Root District Irrigation Company
BK. O. Lewis
Stevensville
Lindahl Johnson
Helena
Wesleyan University
Alexander McCrackin
W. W. McCrackin
Butte
Blodgett Canyon
J. H. McJunkin
Wallace McCrackin
Charles M. Howard
Missoula
Ravalli Republican
George Gale
Wright
Lake Como
New York
Man Assaults Two Girls. Rescued by Local Hero
In Missoula, Sept. 15, Mike L. Smith a laborer living in Orchard Homes district is jailed on charges of insulting and attempting to assault two young girls after dark. C H Edwards intervened beating Smith and escorting the girls home. Ernest Trump father of one girl filed the complaint. Smith to be brought before a justice for hearing.
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Missoula
Mike L. Smith
Orchard Homes
Smith
C. H. Edwards
Edwards
Ernest Trump
Justice of the Peace
Telegraphers vow to stay out as strike enters new phase
Salt Lake Inter-Mountain Republican reports on September 13 that telegraph operators have not returned to work despite near end of strike. Union leaders emphasize firm stance, with John Bradley and Daniel Russell predicting victory and continued solidarity. Financial backing pledged by iron molders.
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Salt Lake
Inter-Mountain Republican
New York
Groll’s Hall
John Bradley
Iron Molders’ Union
Bradley
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel L. Russell
Union Board of Strategy
Russell
San Francisco
Brooks
Western Union
FE. J. Nally
The
Postal
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sir Sweeney Triumphs in Sixteen-Puppy Futurity
Sir Sweeney, a new entry in the Mississippi Valley Futurity, upset expectations by winning the sixteen-puppy stake after four trials. The son of Lethbridge out of Nancy Ritt defeated rivals including Montana Lady and Dolly Dollars, with Sir Sweeney now owned by James Bennett after being sold by Charlie Moe. The eight-dog open stake followed with Miss Fair taking victory and Maude Campbell runner up.
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Sir Sweeney
Mississippi Valley
Lethbridge
Nancy Ritt
Charlie Moe
Moe
James Bennett
Montana
Chiverton Lad
Dolly Dollars
Rusty Lad
Sweeney
Jack
Wiliam Hancock
Miss Fair
Maude Campbell
Mr. Olds
Comet Queen
Shy Boy
Miss McDonald
Jessie Ritson
Yankee _ Hill
Pickup
Montana Lady
Lady Keller
Day Dawn
Commercial Express
Montana Daisy
Easy for the Indians to Procure the Booze
Missoula report: John Taylor an Indian and James Bushie a half breed were arrested for drunk and disorderly behavior. Taylor claimed he could buy whiskey at nearly any saloon with money. Bushie carried two bottles, noting booze was easy to obtain in Missoula and that the McGowan hotel at Plains was now open. A. W. Woodworth, proprietor.
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Missoula
John Taylor
James Bushie
Taylor
Bushle
McGowan
Plains
A. W. Woodworth
Harris family largest in Iowa with 23 children
Albia Sept 13 Mr and Mrs John Bennett Harris were lauded as the state s largest family. They have 23 children all born to one wife with ten at home eight married and five dead. Harris joked about the cost of children totalling around $600 000 in education to date while praising his brood.
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France
Department of the
Gironde
Italy
Theo
Russia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Roumania
Austria
Hungary
Salt Lake
Inter-Mountain Republican
Albia
Iowa
John Bennett Harris
Harris
September term to open in Gallatin district court
Bozeman Sept 15 The September term of the Gallatin district court will begin Monday morning. With only two or three criminal cases ready for trial a jury is unlikely. The docket lists 49 civil cases and 86 probate cases.
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Bozeman
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Dixon
Sherman
Forest Service
Mr. Pinchot
Bernhard EF
Fernow
Adam Schwappach
Institute
Alsace-Lorraine
Prussia
Wurtemberg
Baden
Bavaria
Saxony
State Forest Department
Alps
Cevennes
Pyrennes
Siberian
Caucasus
Australasia
India
Dietrich Brandig
Rangoon
Dietrich
Indian Forest Service
Gilbert Rodgers
Pinchot
United States Forest Service
Beluchistan
New South Wales
Department of Agriculture
West Australia
South Australia
Cape Colony
Egypt
Per
United States of America
Hamilton Happenings
MR. Edwards
Julie Florence Walsh
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. F. Walsh
36Th St
New York City
Lydia KF
Pinkham
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Sir Sweeney Puppy
Leth
Astolands Coursing
Firat
Gallatin County Court
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
J. H. T. Ryman
M. L. Golden
Missoua, Mont
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
H. C. Wong
East Park Street
Butta
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