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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
1
Vesle River Front Memoir And Postwar Trade Quotas
An excerpt mixed with wartime notes describes river crossings near the Vesle and soldiers enduring shellfire, followed by a government export plan. It cites 1919 figures on required exports of meat fats dairy and sugar to support Allied camps and postwar food needs.
Antitoxin Claim to Cure Influenza Stirs Medical Talk
Dr Collis J. Pint of the University of Chicago reported at a medical society meeting that an antitoxin might isolate the cause of a so called epidemic linked to war conditions. He cited Tyococcus aureus as a potential agent and noted 75 treated cases without major ill effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collis J. Pint
Vincent Angina
Witha
Foodstuffs Shortage Forecast For Next Year
Mite as administrator told business leaders that next year will bring tighter food regulations and a probable shortage. He cited plans for 12 000 tons of food and warned allies in Europe of reduced supplies, with a wave of regulation likely to affect trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
West Indies
Mite
Alfred Atkin
Two Weeks Campaign For Congress Members
Congress this week will clean up urgent legislation before a two weeks recess for the November elections. The key issue is the 6 billion dollar deficiency bill passed last week and now before the Senate appropriations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
War Work Council of Women Holds Second Meeting
A second gathering of the War Work Council of Women occurred in the High School assembly room last week. County chairmen Mrs. D. W. Higbie and Mrs. Harvey Coit spoke on current efforts leading to the November united campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Work Council of Women
D. W. Higbie
Harvey Coit
United Campaign
C. N. Skillman
Mies
Mary Whitmore
Herman Utermohle
L. R. Peck
Million Dollars To Survey Public Lands
Washington reports a Senate public lands committee has unanimously backed a 1 000 000 survey bill to provide farms for returning soldiers and workers from munition industries. The proposal aims to back the land program, reduce urban congestion, and offer homesteads after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Record-Herald
Washington
Charles D. Greenfield, Sr
State Agriculture and Publicity Department
Lane
Interior Department
Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Germany Resolves to Sustain Honor and Seek Peace
Germany replies to Wilson note saying no demands that insult national honor and urges neutral commissions to clear facts. It bans torpedoing passenger ships, shifts to a people’s voice in peace and war, and states property should be spared. Washington notes garbled wireless text and awaits official version before comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilson
Germany
United States
Reichstag
Washington
Allied armies push forward as French reach Danube
British forces launch a new attack between Le Cateau and Solesmes and capture Bruay near Valenciennes while reaching the Scheldt. French troops advance two to three miles along an eight mile front northeast of Laon toward the Serre river. French reach the Romanian border and Danube vicinity near Vidan as Allied lines press German positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
le Cateau
Solesmes
Valenciennes
Haig
Bruay
the Scheldt
Laon
Serre
Holland
Verdus
Danube
Vidan
Bulgaria
Escaut
Tournai
Lys
Crecy
Vouciere
Oise
Chateau Porchien
Fresh Air and Cleanliness Urged to Halt Flu Spread
Washington reports state executive committees and county reps of the volunteer medical service corps urged to cooperate with health boards to curb the Spanish influenza. Emphasis on minimal surgical use, home sterilization, making masks, and keeping patients’ vitals intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Volunteer
Medical Service Corps
The
Council of National Defense
Edward P. Davis
Corps
Boards of Health
Army
Navy
Aleo
Deetora Aleo
Oversubscribed Fourth Liberty Loan Near Completion
Washington reports the fourth Liberty loan appears oversubscribed as the three week campaign closes. Officials expect total subscriptions to exceed 6 billion dollars and note large final payments and lump-sum bets by big investors may decide the final total. By opening hours $4.5007 billion had been reported to federal reserve banks and banks nationwide will continue tallying subscriptions and payments for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
United States
E. C. Day Named For U. S. Attorney
Edward C. Day of Helena has been jointly recommended to the U S Attorney General for appointment as United States district attorney for Montana to succeed B K Wheeler who resigned. Senators Walsh and Myers urged the nomination with Myers backing Day since spring and Walsh only agreeing for Wheeler’s reappointment previously. Gregory is expected to appoint Day and the nomination to be quickly confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Edward C. Day
Helena
United States
Gregory
Walsh
Myers
Montana
B. K. Wheeler
Day
Wheeler
Senate
Ed Bryant and Bella Irvine Wed in Pipestone Springs
Three Forks Herald reports Ed Bryant and Mrs Bella Irvine of Three Forks married Tuesday at the Irvine home in Pipestone Springs. They depart for Salt Lake City for a honeymoon and will be home soon to friends. The groom, a familiar local figure, faced a brief delay when the bride’s baggage was misrouted but the wedding proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Ed Bryant
Bella Irvine
Wm. Irvine
Pipestone Springs
Salt Lake City
Herald
Stockmen Meet Today On Reduced Rates
Montana livestock officials and railroad representatives plan a conference in Helena on Thursday October 24 to press for reduced shipping rates aimed at bringing breeding stock back to Montana in spring. Regional Director Aishton sent a telegram delaying further rate changes to study shippers’ positions and other factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hersald
State Railroad Commission
State Livestock Commission
Helena
Railroad Commission
R. H. Aishton
D. W. Raymond
Aishton
Chicago
Railroad Administration
Enewer
Big Timber Faces Spanish Influenza Spread and Precautions
Big Timber reports about 65 influenza cases with no serious outcomes yet. schools and public venues remain closed under city orders. Neighbors Billings Miles City Livingston Bozeman and Butte report large outbreaks and varied responses such as masks closures and restricted gatherings. Officials urge continued embargo and Red Cross nurse mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Sheridan
Manis
Rees
Rostad
Pound
Red Cross
Billings
Miles City
Livingston
Bozeman Aso
Butte
Parker Boosts Son's Education Amid County News
G M Parker chairman of Sweet Grass county boards travels from Big Timber to enroll his son Eugene in the Polytechnic Institute. He notes influenza closures and saloon limits in Big Timber. Crop yields are good, threshing machines scarce, stock shipments steady, and heavy fall plowing signals large next crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
G. M. Parker
Board of Commissioners
Sweet Grass County
Eugene
Polytechnic Institute
Former Utah Senator Kearns Dies in Salt Lake
Former United States Senator Thomas Kearns, a mining magnate and railway builder, died at his Salt Lake City home after a stroke induced by a traffic accident two weeks earlier. The automobile collision and ensuing excitement are noted as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Thomas Kearns
Kearns
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Thiant
Hlistory
E. C. Day
U. S. Attorney
Parker
Salt Lake
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