Drafting 10 Start at Once for Draft Exemption Details
Washington notes ongoing draft preparations as exemptions rules are clarified. Officials urge boards and press to inform registrants about exemption regulations before the drawing, with emphasis on physical disability and dependent-relatives criteria and centralizing lists in police headquarters.
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Washington
Crowder
Indus
Superior Board
National Defense Notes Urge wartime economic efficiency
The Chamber of Commerce urges economy in wartime business to free men and materials for national work. It asks associations of business leaders to appoint committees under suggested lines. The Old time printers association of Chicago, influenced by Rev. Dr. Philip W. Yarrow, passes a resolution on efforts to perpetuate...
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Council of National Defense
Old Time Printers Association
Chicago
Philip W. Yarrow
United States War Effort Grows in World Crisis
The nation reports massive mobilization including ten million registered for service and forty thousand in training camps. General Pershing to France, a 500000 strong army on war footing, and fleet co operation against submarines expand. Elihu Root leads a Russia aid delegation as seven billion dollar war loans and Red Cross funding back Allied efforts.
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Army
Navy
National Guard
General Pershing
France
Red Cross
Council of National Defense
Market Report from Kansas City Stock Yards July 16
Cattle 32 000 herd, best market for the size of the run, natives up to 13 55. Hogs 10 000, top 15 80, steady with Chicago. Sheep and lambs 5 500, steady with no choicest lambs, up to 15 50. Missouri primes 13 55, grass steers 11 85, cows 10 down to 6 75. Feeders 7 50 to 10, stock cows 6 to 8 25. Hog sale light weights 15 30 to 16 00, most sales 15 65 to 16 00. Best lambs 15 60, ewes 9 00, wethers 10, yearlings 11 60. Feeding lambs 14 00. United States tires on display at Lee Motor Co.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
We Must Win European War says St Louis merchant letter
A circular by EB C Simmons urges Americans to realize the war's gravity and act to support the Allied effort. It warns that if the U S fails to win, Germany will impose indemnities and threaten national survival, while calling on citizens to aid with money, labor, or blood. The piece also notes rising war awakening and prompts readers to back government efforts. The second item announces Midland Oil & Gas Co plans in Montana with 4 000 acres, offering stock at 50 cents as exploration proceeds.
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Europe
United States
National Food Conservation Council
Herbert C. Hoover
America
United States Shipping Board
Congress
William Denman
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Jain
EB. C. Simmons
St. Louis
Germany
Belgium
Berlin
Gerard
Komische Volkszeitung
France
England
Billings Gazette
Wyoming
Montana
Midland Oil & Gas Co
Billings
Mont
Blue Creek Dome
Plumbing Rates to Rise for Labor and Material Costs
Notice states plumbing wages will rise to 1.26 per hour starting August 1 due to higher material and labor costs. Names T. Armstrong and Fred Frisby appear as undersigned. Other items note Cora Van Pelt visiting Charleston Illinois and tornado damage, plus travel notes about Cass Morris from Lincoln Nebraska and Ralph Hoover visiting Greybull.
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Armstrong
Fred Frisby
Cora van Pelt
Charleston
Ill
Basin
Teutonic Allies Suffer Reverses on Multiple Fronts
The conflict details Teutonic setbacks in Lodziny and Lomnica Galicia and in Champagne France as Russians and Austro-German forces clash from Riga to the Romanian frontier. It notes heavy Russian gains in Galicia with vast captures of personnel and materiel, and reports failed German attempts near Mont Haut and Teton.
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Lodziny
Lomnica
Galicia
Kalusz
Champagne
France
Riga
Baltic Sea
Rumanian
Mont Haut
Teton
Paris
Petain
Belgium
Berlin
Lombaertzyde
Rome
Jamjana
Macedonian
Vardar
Boy Scouts Meet for Regular Monday Classes
Regular weekly meetings are held Monday at 8 o clock. Several scouts study for second class examination. Dr. Chester Harris guides first aid instruction, described as interesting and beneficial. The troop members are praised for their enthusiasm and progress.
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Chester Harris
Scouts unveil new official troop flag in preparedness push
The troop presents its new flag as part of a broader drive toward greater preparedness and organizational readiness for activities and duties ahead.
Final Settlement Notice in Jesse J. Smith Estate
Margaret A. Smith administratrix of Jesse J. Smith estate in Big Horn County Wyoming has filed final account and petition for distribution. Creditors and interested parties may examine and object within 30 days after August 17 1917. If no objections by September 18 1917 final settlement will be held.
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Margaret A. Smith
Jesse J. Smith
District Court of
Big Horn County
State of
Wyoming
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