Official Directory National Past Woodrow Wilson to New President
The document lists national leaders and offices under President-elect Thomas R. Marshall with names including Treasury William G. MacAdoo War Newton D Baker Navy Josephus Dan Tyler Interior Franklin K. Lane Agriculture David F. Kon of Montana, and others across states. It notes congressmen and land office officials, with judges and state figures in Montana and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. 8S. Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
Charles F. Adams
Springdnne
Montana
W.o
Range
M. P. Meridian
C. N. Skillman
U.S
Big Timber
Ekdaar F. Cox
Springdale
Mike Murphy
William McNee
John Ratley
F.W. Appleton
Coaland. Register
U. S. Land Office
Edgar F.cox
C. N. Skillmann
U. S
Charles F. Adama
Micahel Murphy
Carlos Meigs
Thomas W. Anderson
Melville
M. FW
Meridian
Harvey C. Pound
William L
McConnell
Abe
Homstead
M. &. wTeridian
U. S. la
Helena
Ibert Groth
Wallis
Wiew and Saw
Township
Range 12
Bia
Henrietta Alden
Gibson
Nw Se
Nely
East
M.P. Meridian
C.N. Skillman
Carl C. Alden
Bert E. Beardsley
Joseph Kaiser
Wallace B. Smith
Ont
Nelson R. King
Clamant
George W. Soward
Franks. Robecker
Thomas Dooley
Ignatius Gierdal
W. Appleton
Non-Coal Land Register
Local Civic Board Names and Officials
A fragment lists names for city roles including chair G M Parker and recorder J E Cameron. Other positions include Henry Ellingson as scout representative A H Arneson as etc and H C Pound as count, with further names such as Eric Steensland and T G Shipton appearing in the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisoners
G. M. Parker
G. A. Loasby
W. A. Carl
Henry Ellingson
A. H. Arneson
SH & Lyon
Eric Steensland
J. E. Cameron
Cout
H. C. Pound
St Josephs Church Monthly Mass Schedule Note
Fragmentary notice lists St Josephs Church and weekly or monthly masses at Jon and Sundays. Mentions Mrs Leary and Lucas as names, with pastor at Residences Columbus Montana. No clear date or full address.
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Jon
Oer Leary
Lucas
Columbus
Mont
Training Mules and Horses Show Human Nature at Camp Zachary Taylor
A veteran officer observes horse, mule, and human traits at Camp Zachary Taylor. He notes the pack mule’s twofold purpose to bear weight and follow the bell mare. The piece highlights how early training and pairing affect mule efficiency and cautions that separating paired mules disrupts their work rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remount
Camp Zachary Taylor
Good cook to be envied and the sauce’s true role
A reflective piece on cooking elevates the craft beyond fancy sauces. It cites Louis XV and Sir Kenelm Digby as historical appetites for fine dishes, arguing that the dish itself matters more than accompaniments and that cooking is earnest, not theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XV
Kenelem Digby
Spruce Shortage Shapes Piano and Plane Industries
Piano makers halt 30 percent output to aid war effort as spruce, vital for sounding boards and airplane beams, becomes scarce. Mills in Grays Harbor Washington and along the Columbia River Oregon shift focus to airplane material while substitutes are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
Washington
Columbia River
Oregon
Sky Would Darken as Shell Soars Over Paris
The article explains a German shell aimed at Paris from seventy five miles would rise to about twenty four miles high where air is scarce. It suggests the sky would turn dark almost black and the sun appears as a ball of fire while stars flicker through the dim space.
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Paris
Scientific American
Soldier’s Simple Wish: Sleep Anywhere at Home Window
A soldier stationed near Houston longed for rest during training. He was granted two days of furlough and expressed a wish to sleep on the window sill when he returns, hoping for a simple, peaceful nap. The account reflects his longing for normal comforts amid duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Respect and Soldiering in Public View
An essay argues that the poor seek respect over charity and that soldiers, despite horrors, win social esteem. Chesterton notes labor battalions and the common working man, praising workers who become soldiers and the loss of trades. The piece includes a comic aside about a polar bear hunter and neighborly talk from the Milwaukee Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Illustrated London News
Phumber
Joe Athieia
Sunar
Sundown
Henry Thompson
Joe
Henry
Milwaukee Journal
Tarrytown Keeps Legends Alive By Sleepy Hollow Sightings
The essay extols Tarrytown on the Hudson for preserving its legends and historic spots. It recalls Andre the spy and the Headless Horseman from The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, notes the Sleepy Hollow graveyard, and imagines famed residents strolling via moonlit streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Tarrytown
Hudson
Andre
Sleepy Hollow
Ichabod
Southern accent officer at Camp Custer reproves sergeant
Lieut Col Oliver Dockery in charge of training the 160th Depot brigade at Camp Custer Michigan, a Southern man, scolds a negro sergeant guiding 2000 Alabama recruits in rain. A shivering recruit comments that he feels homesick and that Dockery seems kind and from home as he jokes about crying Boo hoo.
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Oliver Dockery
160Th
Camp Custer
Mich
South
Alabama
Dockery
Duty That Lies Near and the Call to War Effort
The speaker urges every citizen to perform their duty to support the war effort. He notes saving 10 percent of spending could hasten victory and credits women at home with a key role. He stresses character and industry as essential values driving national purpose.
Fragmentary Washington Debate Mentions Profanity and Bible
A political row recounts Senator Overman and Senator Reed clashing over Wilson criticisms. A reference to Exodus is used to illustrate steadiness in battle, with quotes and biblical imagery amid tense discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman Mrote
Wilson
Reed
Overman
Aaron
Mones
Barnet
Amalek
Missouri Mule Proves Essential in World War I Effort
The Missouri mule is performing vital tasks at the front and on supply lines, rivaling horses and motorcars. Pershing's engineers cite its indispensable role and the frequent requisitions made to Washington for more animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Pershing
Washington
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T'mas R. Marshall
Indiana
Robert Lansing
T Yora
Treasury
William G
New York
Newton D. Baker
Cay
Thomas Gregory
Burlea
Texas
Uty
Josephus Danae
North Carolina
California
Agriculture
David F. Kon
Missaula
Wy of
Uului
Erce
William G. Xed
William B. Will
Pennsylvania
Dustice
Edward Db. White
Ohacd
Ged Mocsan
TJ Walsh
I Evans
Bourquin, Noead
Ficmie Moyne
Barar K Wheeler
Hel
Pec Cereral
Hilary Gerhare of
Shisters OF Land Offices
F.ag.don
W. W. McDow- Love
Stewart
State
C. T. Stewart
Lee
L. Hart
S. C. Ford
Poland
Pbne
May Trum- Helena
Dan Boyles
MeCormick
J. H. Hall
Yeerinaring
W. J. Butlar
Jadee
Theodore Brantly
W. H. Holloway
Sydney Lanner
T. Sarrell
Ditrict Court
A P Sark
Livhngston
Peabert E. Marvin
Liv
Fallang
J. B. Selters
Inga Solberg
Keeinhesselink
K-G
Wadams
Kextor
J G Ellingson
of the Peace
T. G. Shipton l W
Ohietates
Ben My
Teke Police
E Sharp
C. A. Caulkins
Milde
L. C. Bade
A.ma
Mike Whalen
Fred
Church Directory
Fethodist Episcopal Church
Nate
Ve Wise
Bones
St. Joseph's Church
Lutheran Church
Onerheim
Mark's Church
Episcopal
C.P. Breeserr
Dtayer
Service
P. Mo
Tory
Ath Thuralay
Congregational Church
Mule
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Sweet Grass
Nelliie B. Asbury
Nellie B. Asbury
F. M. Lamp
Elizabeth Asbury
Nellie BR. Asbury
M. Lamp
Wan Aant Tans
F.w.appleton
Register
Segal
U. 8
Lane
M.P
Board of Trustees
Sweet Grass County
State of Montana
Maren
A. D
Mid
State Board of Land Commissioners
Reed Point
H. EK. Hiner
H.E. Hiner
Roy Palmer
Fred Weimer
F. W. Appleton
Now-coalland Register
U. 8 Land Office
Bozema
Walter. Andrus
Earl Harrison
Albert McElroy
James Harrison
Carl Mysse
Now-coalland Register Wirst
Legislative Assembly
United States
United States OF America
C.T. Stewart
Helens
Said State
Secretary of State
V. S. Landeman
Comaniasinner
Moat
Meorvland
Peitet
George W.smith
George M. Cha—aa
Spri Je
W. ArrinrTon
Usua
Wabentic Wei W. the. Germer
Annie Kisin
Annie Rogers
McLeod
Range 18
O.N. Skillman
S Mont
George A. Loaaby
Mathias Klein
Peter RN. Decker
Thomas K. Tolhurst
McLeod, Mont
The
General Land Office
Anthony H. Arneson
Township 2
Range East
FLW
Appreton Non- Coal Land Register
Professional Directory
Charles W. Campbell
Brownlee Building
France
Attorneys AT Law Notary Public Abstracts and Insurance
Irvine Block
McLeod Street
Big Limber
A. P. O'Leary
W. Barr
DR. R&r. M. Wolf
A. T. Still
Kirksville
Pioneer
J. J. Gallagher
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacifica Express
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Puget Sound Expreee
Western Express
Going Earth No
Atlantic Express
Mies
Valley Express
Eastern Express
Butte
Arian
Frank*arnold
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