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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
9
Vesle River letters and war food export figures share page
A fragmentary World War I letter describes the Vesle River front and battlefield hardships, drill schedules, and improvised trenches. Separate government figures outline export targets for meat dairy fats and sugar, with tonnages for the coming year and pre war comparisons.
Antitoxin Claimed To Cure Influenza By Researcher
Dr Collis J Pint of the University of Chicago reported to the medical society last night on isolating an antitoxin intended to treat influenza. He argued the illness stems from unknown agents and cited tyrococcus aureus as a potential cause, noting he treated 75 cases with the antitoxin without adverse effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collis J. Pint
Vincent Angina
Witha
Foodstuffs Shortage Foresight For Next Year
Mite as administrator told businessmen at a meeting that next year will see a wave of food strains with shortages likely. He noted tighter food regulations and a tougher regime. He warned allies that imports may fall to about 12,000 tons as the current year ends in June. Alfred Atkin- was referenced in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
West Indies
Mite
Alfred Atkin
Two Weeks Campaign For Congress Members
Washington notes Congress will clear urgent laws before a two week recess for November elections. The key item is the $6,000,000,000 deficiency bill passed by the House 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
The War Work Council of Women gathered in the High School assembly room for a second meeting. County chairmen Mrs. D. W. Higbie and Mrs. Harvey Coit led four short talks on the current stage of preparations for 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 committee has approved a 1 million dollar bill to survey farms for returning soldiers. The plan aims to provide land for homes after the war, aid munition workers and others out of work, and promote a back to the land movement to ease city congestion.
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 Replies to Wilson Note Aims for Peace Terms
The German reply rejects any demand conflicting with German honor and with a just peace. It calls for neutral commissions to clear facts, bars torpedoing passenger ships, and details constitutional changes and troop conduct. Officials say the wireless text may be garbled and await the official version before comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilson
Germany
United States
Washington
Allied armies drive back Germans near Valenciennes and reach Danube
British forces press the offensive between Le Cateau and Solesmes and seize Bruay north of Valenciennes. French troops push toward the Serre river and advance along an eight mile front. British and French maneuvers extend from Holland to Bulgaria as German defenses weaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Danube
London
le Cateau
Solesmes
Valenciennes
Haig
Laon
Serre
Holland
Verdus
Danube
Vidan
Bulgaria
Escaut
Tournai
Lys
Crecy
Vouciere
Oise
Chateau Porchien
Fresh Air and Cleanliness Urged to Fight Flu
Washington report urges state executive committees and county representatives of the volunteer medical service corps to cooperate with health boards in combating the Spanish influenza. Emphasis on avoiding nonessential surgeries, using sterilized beds, making own masks, and promoting cleanliness and fresh air while avoiding treatments that depress vital forces.
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
Greatest Loan Hlistory Closes as Fourth Liberty Drive Nears Goal
Washington reports oversubscription for the fourth Liberty loan as the three weeks campaign ends. Officials say final totals exceed six billion dollars but await big finance and individual small subscriptions. Early figures show 4.5 billion already credited to Federal Reserve banks with five days left for banks nationwide to finalize subscriptions and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Washington
Germany
Day Named for U S Attorney in Montana
Edward C. Day of Helena has been jointly recommended by Senators Walsh and Myers for appointment as United States district attorney for Montana to succeed B K Wheeler who resigned. Myers backed Day last spring while Walsh initially refused, awaiting Wheeler’s reappointment. Gregory is expected to appoint Day and Senate confirmation is anticipated promptly.
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 Weds Three Forks Lady in Pipestone Springs
Three Forks Herald reports Ed Bryant and Mrs Bella Irvine of Three Forks married Tuesday noon at the Irvine home in Pipestone Springs. They depart for Salt Lake City for a honeymoon and will be at home to friends upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Ed Bryant
Bella Irvine
Wm. Irvine
Pipestone Springs
Salt Lake City
Herald
Stockmen Meet Today On Reduced Rates
A Montana conference on shipping rates for breeding stock will be held in Helena on Thursday October 24. It involves the state railroad commission and the state livestock commission and follows a telegram from Regional Director R H Aishton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Record-Herald
Montana
State Railroad Commission
State Livestock Commission
Helena
Railroad Commission
R. H. Aishton
D. W. Raymond
Railroad Administration
Enewer
No Deaths Resulting From Spanish Influenza Cases Rise
Big Timber reports about 65 influenza cases with no serious outcomes yet. City council maintains the closure of schools, churches, and public venues, with strict enforcement and limited occupancy. Red Cross nurses respond to the need as homes host multiple afflicted family members while nearby cities endure tougher controls and rising counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Sheridan
Manis
Rees
Rostad
Pound
Red Cross
Parker Boosts Son’s Polytechnic Move Amid County Flu
G M Parker chairman of Sweet Grass county board travels from Big Timber to place his son Eugene in the Polytechnic institute. He notes influenza cases close schools and bans on public meetings. Crop yields are good though threshing machines are scarce due to unprecedented acreage and plenty of grain storage. Stock shipments progress and fall plowing suggests a large next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
G. M. Parker
Board of Commissioners
Sweet Grass County
Eugene
Polytechnic Institute
Former Utah Senator Thomas Kearns Dies in Salt Lake
Former United States Senator and mining magnate Thomas Kearns died at his Salt Lake City home after a stroke. He had suffered a stroke several days after being struck by an automobile about two weeks earlier, with the crash reportedly triggering the health crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Thomas Kearns
Kearns
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