Local notes and business items from Cho teau Montana
A compact page notes Ed Hartman leaving Choteau Meat Co for Great Falls, R L Dewar visiting from Missoula, and Harry Barnes advancing hotel construction in the Sun River canyon. It also lists multiple regional economic updates, rail and stock news, and public projects across Montana with brief local reactions and editorials.
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Ed. Hartman
Choteau Meat Co
Great Falls
R. L. Dewar
Missoula Publishing Co
Walier Paper
Mr. Dewar
Milwaukee
Harry Barnes
Sun River Canyon
Big Dam
Big George Canyon
Bruce Neil
Ralph Allen
Imports of Gold Boost the Cost of Living
Dr. Harry Edwin Smith argues high living costs rise partly from large gold imports into the United States over the past two years. He notes each dollar has less purchasing power as the money supply grows faster than demand. He cites wartime European economies as responding with varied measures.
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America
Dr. Smith
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Harry Edwin Smith
Department of Business Administration
The
State University
Europe
Montana Weekly Industrial Review Highlights State Growth
Montana payrolls push the state toward leading industrial status. Bozeman plans an industrial bureau and municipal groups push for higher tax funding. Culbertson to build a $25,000 hotel. A Montana farmer earns 97.40 per acre on Shonkin land costing 15 per acre over two years. A 25 000 acre bird and game refuge is proposed near Eliston. Copper inquiries for 250 million pounds could lift prices to 40 cents. Shipbuilding emerges as a key industry.
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Montana
Bozeman Chamber of Comerce
Montana Conference of Municipalities
Culbertson
Great Falls
Shonkin
Eliston
Irish Nationalist Davitt Tale Elicits Roaring Laughs
A Dublin audience roared as Michael Davitt, famed Irish nationalist and labor leader, delivered a speech at the Rotunda after six months of freedom. A former prison inmate shouted Davitt’s old prison number, prompting wide laughter from the crowd including ex prisoners and even guests of the Crown.
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James Collins
Dublin
Cullins
Michael Davitt
Haslingden
Davitt
Irish Tribune
Chatham
Rotunda
Local marriages listed for Conrad and surrounding towns
Marriage licenses include John Kooistra to Gertie Vander Hull in Conrad and several other couples from Conrad, Family, Louiston, Walier, Browning, Choteau, Manson, Cut Bank, Butte, and Butte area. An accompanying public notice urges readers to trade at a local store, promising cash purchases, in-town delivery on ten dollar orders, and new merchandise including shoes, signed by O. Hansen.
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John Kooistra
Gertie Vander Hull
Conrad
John L. Govert
Louise M Guardipee
John W. Clark
Florence Wiley Johnson
Louiston
Idaho
John Harry Elis
Loretta Gertrude Sturgeon
Walier
Peter Weasel Head
Jessie Brown
Browning
Teton Cooperative Canal Company stock assessment notice
Notice to stockholders of the Teton Cooperative Canal Company Chateau Montana dated December 8 1916 announces a fifteen dollar per share assessment payable by January 4 1917 to H R Thompson secretary treasurer. Delinquent stocks will be sold January 18 1917 at public auction to cover the assessment costs. First pub Dec 13 last Jan 3.
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Teton Co-operative Canal Company
H. R. Thompson
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
H.R. Thompson
The
Teton Cooperative Canal Company
Congressmen in Washington Often Return to Humble Routines
In Washington many lawmakers enter as ambitious figures and leave with modest careers. The remark underscores the gap between lofty early expectations and practical, grounded post tenure life.
Early Gift Season Ends Soon at Olson’s Jewelry
J. E. Olson, Choteau Jeweler, urges shoppers to select gifts now from fresh stock and reserve items with a small deposit. Only twelve days remain before the gift season ends.
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J. E. Olson
Choteau Jeweler
President Kept In Room By Mild Cold After Hughes Letter
It asks whether it was a coincidence that after receiving the congratulatory letter from Mr Hughes, the president remained confined to his room due to a slight cold.
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Fnally
Mr. Hughes
A Super Zeppelin Seen as a Capable Airship
A historical note discusses a so called super Zeppelin and argues it would function effectively as an airship with strong performance expectations.
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Holland
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Che Choteau
Acantha
Max B. Bishop
Choteau Montana
Fim
Ladies’ Home Journal
Fechas
Vrew
Curtis Publishing ¢ Co
Independent Square
Philadelphia
Pacific
Stevensville
Mansart Wilsall
Monida—Doyle & Boatman
Omaha
Butte
Polson—Mission Range Power Co
Hell Roaring Creek
Sidney
Townsend—Broadwater
Dillon
Sheep Creek
Troy
U. S
Lewistown
Deer Lodge
Powel County
Chateau-Agawam
C. M. & St. Paul
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Polson
Catholic Church
Missoula
Granite County
Sanders County
H. E. Smith
Grafonolas
Edison Phonograph
Spencer & McCullough
Roulston’s Jewelry Store
Montana Weekly Industrial Review
Hart Schaffner & Marx
John Leithead and
Minnie Hedge
Choteau
Charles Jacob Yeager
Manson
Anna Louvis
Roy, H. Russell
Mae Phillips
Cut Bank
Earl Danbury
Phoebe Williams
O. Hansen
Washington
Spencer&McCullough Drag Store