Wireless Telephone Tests Planned for Northwest Forests
Missoula will host demonstrations of wireless telephone use to aid forest fire protection. R B Adams of the forest service reports two radio telephone sets will be shipped to district headquarters in Missoula and Portland for summer trials with the state university forestry school providing essential equipment.
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Missoula
Northwest
R. B. Adams
Forest Service
State University Forestry School
Adams
Signal Corps
War Department
District No. 1
District No. 6
Portland
Ore
Mildsummmer
Railroad Rates Will Remain Unchanged
The Supreme Court upholds railroad freight and passenger rate increases from June by the railroad administration. It reverses North Dakota rulings enjoining Northern Pacific and Director General Hines, and sets aside lower court decrees on intrastate rates as lawful police regulations. The decision declares federal power under the railroad control act as supreme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Administration
Supreme Court
North Dakota Supreme Court
Northern Pacific Railroad
Hines
Socialism Overwhelms Kalispell Couple Falsely
Kalispell news reports Mr Reinhold Krause and his wife were found insane after a sanity commission hearing. Krause spoke of a solution to world social and economic problems and his wife, of nervous temperament, was influenced by his husband’s ideas leading to shared mania. They were committed to the Warm Springs state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Reinhold Krause
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Krause
Wana
Church Announcements at St. Mark's Episcopal
St. Mark's Episcopal Church announces regular services on the first and third Sundays of each month at 11 a.m. Rev. C. P. Burnett is the pastor.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
C. P. Burnett
Sunday services and classes at settlement church
Rev. L. O. Onerheim presides at 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. Norwegian service. An old time service follows at 2 p.m. with an English service in the settlement church.
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L. O. Onerheim
Methodist Church Services Announced for Sunday
Services in the Methodist church every Sunday morning with Sunday school at 10 o'clock and church services at 11. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Gingham Ball and Lumber Sale Notices for Fair Association
Sweet Grass County Fair Association directors decide to sell lumber from buildings to settle debts. Stockholders protest deadline June 21. if no objections, lumber will be sold to the highest bidder. Also a Royal Neighbors Gingham Ball to honor Woodmen at Masonic hall on June 20. Box social and dance at Grant Monroe's ranch June 13. ladies bring baskets.
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Sweet Grass County Fair Association
Masonic Hall
Grant Monroe
Big Timber
For Sale Ten six weeks old pigs in Melville Mont
Stray bay horse age eleven weighing about 1200 pounds with branding 66 or 99 on left forearm sought by rewards. A H Arneson Big Timber Mont. 29 dt
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Peter York
Melville, Mont
A. H. Arneson
Big Timber
Mont
Notice of Petition to Determine Rights in Estate
In the District Court of Montana Sweet Grass County a petition seeks to ascertain the rights of all interested in the estate of Mikkel A Barbo deceased. Heirs and nieces are named with local residents urged to appear August 1919 to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
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Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Mikkel A. Barbo
Anna S. Berg
Anna S. Oyum
Trondhjem
Norway
Europe
Albert A. Barbbo
Abercombey
North Dakota
Maren Strand
Barren
Wisconsin
Anna Ring
Butte
Jennie Egeberg
Miles City
Siver Brack
Anna S. Quum
Alberta A. Barbo
Barren County
Anna King
Jennie Exeberg
Sivert Brack
Big Timber
Albert P. Stark
Mikkel A. Burke
Hf. C. Pound
Order to Show Cause Why Sale Of Real Estate Should Not
Court orders show cause hearing for estate of Harry B Albright. Olive N Albright as administrator seeks sale of all real and personal property to pay debts and administration costs. Hearing set for June 21, 1919 in Sweet Grass County Montana. Property described as West half of NE Quarter Section 32, Township 1 North Range 15 East, M P M totaling about 80 acres. Judge Albert P. Stark signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Harry Rd. Albright
Olive N. Albright
Harry BB. Albright
Praylias
Rec
Harry B. Albright
B. ‘Albright
County of
M. VP. M
Albert P. Stark
Jusige
Order to Show Cause Why Mortgage of Estate Should Not Be Granted
In the District Court of Sweet Grass County Montana, W J Hannah as administrator for Robert Roberts deceased seeks an order to mortage the deceased’s real estate to pay debts. The court sets June 3, 1918 at 2:30 PM in Big Timber for interested parties to appear and show why the mortgage should not be issued.
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Montana
Sweet Grass
Obert Roberts
Duconased
W. J
Hannah
Robert Roberts
Mortye Re
West Virginian seeks fair chance after war injury in Washington
A West Virginian private, missing a leg, visited Washington and climbed the Washington Monument on crutches to prove fitness for work. The National Capital hospital news notes crippled veterans forming Come Back to study postwar employment. independence and industry aid recovery, not pity. The Times reflects on Arab prospects in peace and gains from wartime organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
Washington Monument
Washington
Burns
Mfe
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Unclear OCR Item From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR text presents no coherent event. Names, places, and dates are unreadable. Unable to determine the main subject or outcome from the fragment.
Prohibition Shapes Shift in Alcohol Production Uses
Nation wide ban cuts into beverage liquor use while officials expect increased overall alcohol output for industrial and artistic needs. Grain and cheap West Indies molasses supply rise to glycerin and other byproducts for lubricants inks and synthetic compounds.
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West Indies
Devine Intr at Elias Market Sparks Parish Shoplifting Scene
A disjointed account details a downtown incident where a shopper moved through racks of clothing and multiplied items as a minister and parishioners reacted. The fragment mentions a woman exposing a plot amid confusion and a tense doorway moment.
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Elias
Viata
Hats Of One Day Drill Hidden in Writings
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a drill or parade with a governor rank and changes hinted. The readable phrases suggest a formal event with ranks and orders but lack clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.
Not Likely First Sur in Here's Headline Mystery
A fragmented OCR note mentions a first surgeon and a column artist, with unclear relation to an apartment head. Details are sparse, but the text hints at a quirky lineup or misprint involving two named roles within a single column.
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Anyths
Serio
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Lutheran Church
Christian Science
Sweet Grass County Fair Associa
Tion
K. O. Kellogg
H. Utermohle
H. C. Po and
C. T. Busha
Phil Cook
Gingham
Powers Elevator Company
Cornell - Wood - Board
Sieh
Cornell-W. Bena
Cornell Plan
Hes
F. M. Lamp
Oxfords
Navy
Express
New York
MEM
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Near East
New York Times
Hat Decoratiors
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