Americans should study foreign trade by living abroad says Helena Independ
An editorial endorses U S efforts to grow foreign trade through real immersion abroad. It cites Georgetown University students touring Venezuela to study economic conditions and language, arguing that Americans must adapt by living in Latin countries to compete with English and German traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Venezuela
England
Germany
Great Britain
Latin Republics
Tropics
United States
Latin Republic
Helena
Local Third Petition Circulates for R. S. Jarrett Nomination
Friends of R S Jarrett circulate petitions for his Republication nomination at Gibson Melville and other places but he has not signed. John T Esp filed then E J Mo Hay Crop Breaks Record reports strong hay yields in western Sweet Grass county with one rancher racing ahead of last year. Winter grain is good while spring grain needs rain. fishing is reported good in Frank Larsen’s Grey Cliff area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Jarrett
Gibson, Melville
Jarrett
John T. Esp
E. J. Mo
Park County
Frank Larsen
Livingston Express
Grey Cliff
Sweet Grass County
Larsen
Immigration Trends and Unskilled Labor Shortage in 1919
Billings Gazette analyzes immigration patterns amid postwar restrictions noting a shift of unskilled labor away from the United States despite rising overall inflows. It highlights declines among Serbians Italians Greeks and Roumanians and increases among English French and Scotch, with literacy tests affecting future arrivals and industry seeking more workers for mines mills and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Gazette
Ellis Island
United States
Inter-Racial Council of New Yoike
America
Irish Women Immigrants Refuse Domestic Work Say Servant Era Ends
The article notes that amid global shortages and postwar disruption, women immigrants from Ireland and other nations arriving in the United States refuse to take domestic servant roles. It highlights a shift as unskilled male departures and skilled workers arrive, with Irish women explicitly stating the era of the Irish servant girl is over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ellis Island
America
Babe Ruth shows one skill can build a lifetime of success
The Livingston Enterprise presents Babe Ruth as a model for American youth. The orphan boy learned to do one thing exceptionally well, earning $25 for six months and later making employers value him at $125,000. Ruth’s single focus on hitting a baseball propelled him to 37 home runs and legendary status, illustrating how concentrated effort creates opportunity and achievement.
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Livingston Enterprise
Babe” Ruth
Ruth
Many Candidates File For State Primaries
A long list of Montana candidates announces for state primaries across offices such as Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Railway Commissioner Secretary of State State Auditor State Superintendent of Public Instruction State Treasurer and more. The document names multiple contenders from cities including Butte Helena Missoula Havre Kalispell and Billings with party and district designations.
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Ings
Frank N. Utter
Havre
Albert J. Galen
Helena
Jess H. Stevens
Kalispell
Robert Lee Clinton
Butte
Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula
Frank J. Edwards
S. C. Ford
Ronald Higgins
Daniel W. Slayton
Lavina
Harry L. Wilson
Billingstaf
R. G. Linebarger
John Oliver
Ekalaka
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
Nelson Story
Bozeman
Joseph H. Griffin
Johanna S
T. A.) Griggs
John McLaughlin
Stevensville
Carl W. Riddick
Lewistown
Washington J. McCormick
Charles E. Avery
Anaconda
Fred C. Gabriel
Malta
Ulysses Allison Gribble
William E. Jones
Harlowton
L. A. Foot
Chateau
L. V. Beaulieu
Wellington D. Rankin
W. L. Collina
A. E. McFatridge
C. A. Rasmussen
Glendive
Samuel M. Ross
Hamilton
Harry D. Barr
Ryegate
J. H. Bollings
Miles City
Frank Cone
C. T. Stewart
George P. Porter
Charles L. Sheridan
May Trumper
Thomas D. Butterfield
C. J. McAllister
Thirteen Years Ago in the Pioneer August 8 1907
Mrs S A Perrine and son Hal visit Butte this week as guests of Mrs H S Evans. The O G rifle team leaves for Helena hoping to win the cup. The last wool clip for the Boston market totals 1 416 000 pounds, well below prior years. Fire destroys the Meleod and First corner restaurant. loss about 2800. Mrs Josie Kline of Livingston owner. Fire department saves nearby buildings. Government geologists arrive to locate coal in Crazy Mountain district. Trout fishing improves as creeks return to normal. Browning brothers report the season's largest catch at 1.5 speckled fish from Lower Deer Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Fred Browning
Deer Creek
Meleod
Josie Kline
Livingston
Van Cleve Seeks County Treasurer Nomination on Republican Ticket
Paul L. Van Cleve announces candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to the will of the people at the primary election on August 24 1920. He seeks the office through the countywide vote and party endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L.van Cleve
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Big Timber Pioneer
Big Timber
Montana
Jerome Williams
Immigration
The
Pioneer
S. A. Perrine
Hal
H. S. Evans
That City
Boston
W. CG. Ryan
Gardiner
Mr. Ryan
Wylie Camping Co
Crazy Mountain District
Scandinavian
Wrence, Mer
Bitings
Night Call
Patterson Undertaking
Harold Veblen
W. Campbell
Ryo Ee
Fiabii
Owl
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