Big Tobacco Crop Included In List
Washington reports the July crop forecast from the department of agriculture noting expected yields exceed the 1914-1918 average in most crops. Tobacco and rice are projected to be record highs with tobacco up 112 million pounds and rice 11 million bushels above previous records. Winter crops may dip versus last year while spring wheat oats barley white potatoes tobacco flax rice and apples rise.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Unknown assailant shoots at Hindenburg at his home
In Berlin on July 13, an unidentified man broke into Field Marshal Hindenburg's home and fired a shot. The bullet missed. The attacker escaped.
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Berlin
Field Marshal Hindenburg
Thirteen Years Ago in Pioneer Notes July 18 1907
Fraser Bros billings ships ten cars of stock cattle to Chicago today. Beasley and Beasley sold 3 000 yearling wethers to L P Tintinger at 83 50 per head from John Martin ranch Springdale. Miss Alice C Joy Mitchell Iowa becomes primary teacher as school starts September second Monday. Shearing finished and most team hauling done. Wool arrivals at local wool house total about 1 250 000 pounds.
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Fraser Bros
Billings
Chicago
Fred Worcester
Bangor
Maine
Beasley & Beasley
L. P. Tintinger
John Martin
Springdale
Tintinger
Alice C. Joy
Mitchell
Iowa
Haynes
Montana
Mosquito Swarms Plague Boulder River Fishermen
Local note reports an unusually bad mosquito season along the Boulder with swarms affecting fishermen. Also mentions jail release of Mrs. Oliver Wentz on recognizance after a worthless check charge and an injured husband recovering in hospital after a shooting incident.
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Oliver Wentz
Veblen Hardware Caj
Local records note fishing mark and primary registration figures
Tom Baker set a pace for fishermen with a Lochlaven catch of six pounds eight ounces, later surpassed by W N Fryberger with a nine pound five ounce rainbow at Jesse B Scyphers raid. Registration for the August 24 primary ends August 9 with county totals around 1960.
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Tom Baker
W. N. Fryberger
Jesse B. Scyphers
Obituary: Louisa Weber Kuehn Passes Away Near O'Brien
Louisa Weber Kuehn died Tuesday afternoon near O'Brien in Sweet Grass county. Born April 12, 1882 in Minnesota to Jacob Weber and his wife, she resided in the county and was survived by relatives. The obituary notes the death and origins of the local resident.
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Minudagelts
Louisa Kuehn
O'Brien
Sweet Grass County
Louisa Weber Kuehn
Minneapolis
Jacob Weber
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