Foch Arrives in Montana to Warm Welcome Across Cities
The Foch special train arrived in Butte on schedule and left Monday night for St. Maries Idaho after a brief address to a large crowd from a hotel balcony. Marshal Foch thanked miners for copper sent to the front and praised peace as the future. In Livingston he spoke to 1,500 schoolchildren and 3,500 residents as bands played, and the crowd cheered as he received gifts including a roasted deer quarter and a photo. He was greeted in Bozeman and other towns, with stops at Hardin, Laurel, Big Timber, and Billings, and was made an honorary Crow Indian.
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Butte
Foch
Maries
Idaho
Hesila
Wby
Foch’ Party
Hanford
MacNider
The
American Legion
J. G. Cocking
Horace Casey
Bovo
Livingston
France
Ferdinand Foch
Marshal Foch
W. W. Foster
R. H. Neilan
American’ Legion
Lewis Terwilliger
Stows
Heiséard
EE Radcreepcake
Montana
Annete Vicars
Annette
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone Park
Livingston Salvation Army
Bozeman
Hardin
Laurel
Big Timber
Billings
Christmas Tuberculosis Seals Campaign in Montana County
Article describes the 1921 Christmas seal drive in Montana with Judge John Greene and Miss Lian leading the effort. It explains fund distribution, with 75 percent staying in the county for prevention and health promotion, and details the appeal to businesses and individuals to buy seals to aid TB relief and early detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Health ’Association
John‘ i .Gréene
Judge Greene
Miss Lian
Dolly
Tate
National Association
State Association
Chateau
Montana Prison Probe Details Warden Conley Charges
Helena dispatch summarizes the Montana State Prison investigation led by McDonald. It lists alleged mismanagement under former Warden Frank Conley, including disposal of supplies, use of state resources, and proposed restitution of about 200000 dollars plus further contract reviews.
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Proble
Ward“en Conley
TDS
T. H. Mstonala
Kalispell
McDonald
Frank Conley
State Penitentiary
Montana
Dhe
Waltay i
H. McDonald
Helena
Daily Press
Conley
McTague
Washington
United States
Deer Lodge
State of Washington
State House
State Board of ‘Prison Commissioners
Rankin
Stewart
Dixon
Mr. Conley
Power First In County To Go Over Top In Red Cross Drive 1921
Power leads Teton county by becoming the first organized district to surpass its 50 dollar quota in the 1921 Red Cross drive begun Armistice Day and ending November 25. The Power total reached 66.05, praised by county chapter officers for the effort of residents and Mrs. J. H. Delaney and her committee.
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RED Cross
of Power
Teton County
J. H. Delaney
Christmas Bazaar Set for Saturday at Chateau Mercantile
The Ladies’ Industrial of the M. E. church will host a Christmas bazaar to open Saturday morning at the Chateau Mercantile Company store offering gift items and seasonal antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Chateau Mercantile Company
Legion special to Washington with Marshal Foch leaves Montagu
The traveling party aboard the Legion special under Marshal Foch departs Montagu heading to Washington via Idaho with plans for big parades and ovations in Spokane and Seattle.
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Legion Special
Marshal Foch
Montagu
Washington
Idaho
Spokane
Seattle
Winter Closure at Willow Creek Drilling Camp
The Willow Creek drilling camp closes for winter with most crew leaving for West Virginia and Oklahoma. Only watchman J F Sutton and head driller Sam Templeton remain to finalize reports. Wes Dickey and B H Snodgrass stay in Chateau, awaiting spring operations likely by early March and two holes planned to start when weather permits.
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West
Virginia
Oklahoma
Willow Creek
Petroleum “Exploration ‘Company
Ance
J. F. Sutton
Sam Templeton
Wes Dickey
B. H. Snodgrass
Chateau
Bynum Paper Suspends Publication Indefinitely
The Bynum Herald suspended publication after last week's issue, announced by editor and publisher Jay Williams. The paper, long based in the Bynum area, was recently acquired from R. W. Kilipfel who moved to California. Williams cites uncontrollable conditions. The Herald office will still offer commercial printing.
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Bynum Herald
Jay Williams
The
Herald
Bynum
Williams
R. WB
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Jones Passes After 36 Hours
A son born to Mr and Mrs Kyle Jones of Bynum at Choteau hospital last Saturday died the following day after 36 hours. The infant is buried in Choteau cemetery Tuesday. Mrs Jones is recovering swiftly. friends are asked to send condolences.
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Kyle Jones
Bynum
Choteau Hospital
Choteau
Foreclosures Filed in Clerk of Court Office
The past week saw civil actions filed in B. M. Jacobson's clerk office including Grace M. Rognstad vs Thomas L. McDonald et al for foreclosure of mortgage, Marietta Miller vs Nicholas Bitz et al for foreclosure of mortgage, and North American Mortgage Co. vs John B. Wiseman and Alice Wiseman for foreclosure of mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the Court
B. M. Jacobson
Grace M. Rognstad
Thomas L. McDonald
Marietta Miller
Nicholas Bitz
North American Mortgage Co
John B. Wiseman
Alice Wiseman
Deyland Farming Lecture on Dry Methods
Hardy W. Campbell will speak in Chateau on December 15 on dry farming methods. Time to be announced. Business men and farmers are urged to attend for better dry farming practices. J. C. Morgan, chairman, invites attendance and promises reward for participation.
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Deyland
Hardy W. Campbell
Chateau
J. C. Morgan
Naval ratio clash at Washington arms conference
The Washington arms conference nears a pivotal choice as Japan presses a 70 percent naval ratio while the American delegation sticks to a 60 percent ceiling. Experts from five powers weigh the Hughes plan versus Japanese demands as talks shift to the committee room.
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Washington
Kato
Japan
Hughes
Pacific
Fromm
Two Taken to Warm Springs for Mental Health Care
Sheriff J S Martine escorted Bill Florida and Jerry Kirby to Warm Springs after hearings on Saturday and Monday. Florida, once employed by Henry Jensen, suffers from cancer and mental illness and has hindered relief efforts despite Jensen's attempts. Kirby, seen near Pendroy, had been under surveillance for weeks before custody following an outbreak at the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Martine
Warm Springs
Bill Florida
Jerry Kirby
State Hospital
Florida
Henry Jensen
Chateau
Kirby
Pendroy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuberculosis Association
Conley, & McTague
Federal Reserve System
First. Nationed Bank
Bynum Paper
Honse
Jones
Citizens State Bank
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