Creamery Moves to Modern Whitacre Building on Main
W. T. Smith installed new machinery in the Whitacre building on Main Street and will add a refrigerating plant soon. The up-to-date creamery expands storage and future growth, with Smith paying farmers over fifty thousand dollars annually and maintaining top butter fat prices. The local dairy industry benefits from direct farmer milk flow and favorable conditions for continued expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Smith
Whitacre
Main Street
British Press Reads Wide Sympathy for Wilson Illness
London papers express concern over President Wilson's illness with The Chronicle noting universal sympathy for him and mankind. The Mail states political and diplomatic circles are preoccupied, and Britain awaits news as anxiously as America.
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London
Wilson
The
Chronicle
America
Mail
Mrr. Wilson
Great Britain
Wilson Improving at White House on October 8
The president continues to improve slowly and is stronger today than at any time since his illness began.
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White House
Civil actions filed in clerk of court office last week
The following civil actions were filed in the clerk office during the past week. Ella Kroft sues Commercial National Bank on note, Boorman Power Lumber Company sues Ted Jacobs transcript of judgment, Fred West Darling sues Louis S Irwin habeas corpus, Farmers State Bank of Pendrey sues James Sullivan on note, Sarah Daggett sues George H Sprinkel attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the Enuire
Ella TI. Kroft
Commercial National Bank
Boorman-Power Lumber Company
Ted Jacobs
Fred West Darling
Louis S&s. Irwin
Farmers State Bank of Pendrey
James Sullivan
Sarah Daggett
George H. Sprinkle
World Series Receipts Break Records for Game Six
Cincinnati October 6 34 006 fans paid 101 768 to witness Game Six setting new single game receipts. Six game total 583 894 with first five game shares including 260 349 players pool and 117 157 winners 78 783 losers. Each second team 19 626 21 each third team 13 017 45. If current rate held winners total 5 098 79 per player losers 3 395 86. Individual shares listed for New York National Cleveland American Chicago National and New York American clubs.
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Cincinnati
National Commission
Giant
Indians
Cubs
Yances
New York National
Cleveland American
Chicago National
New York American League
Spokane Buyer Purchases Two Bynum Stores
Robert Henry representing Spokane parties closed the purchase of R. M. Farrington’s two stores in Bynum and Pendroy. Transfer will occur once stock invoices are completed. Ma Leland, former manager of Bynum Mercantile Co., will relocate to Spokane for new business ventures.
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Robert Henry
Spokane
Bynum
R. M. Farrington
Bynum and Pendroy
Herald
Ma Leland
Bynum Mercantile Co
Bynum Herald
Finding Gold Color in Sand on Bedrock Under Old Brewery
Helena reporter notes Ben Benson, arriving in 1869, sunk two shafts about 40 feet deep on Union Brewing grounds, a fund corporation he owned for years. He reports good gold color in sand on bedrock at 40 feet and plans to mine the old brewery to extract wealth.
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OLD Brewery
Elena
Ben Benson
Helena
Union Brewing Company
Nature at Rest as Seen by a Rural Student
Helen Morgan 6th grade essay praised by rural school inspector Miss Ayre is published under public school notes. The piece explains how small animals store food for winter with examples like squirrels and chipmunks and describes how squirrels gather acorns from treetops.
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Helen Morgan
Miss Ayre
Helen
Public School Notes
The New Revolution as Revealed by W Z Foster
Pamphlet by William Z Foster and Bart C Ford advocates overthrow of church state marriage and property rights. It portrays Foster as a modern school anarchist praising syndicalism and anti democratic rule while rejecting legality religion patriotism and honor. Samuel Gompers cited Foster’s disavowal of these beliefs.
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William Z. Foster
Foster
Bart C. Ford
Samuel Gompers
Bleaishel
Syndicalist
Sam Crawford Weds Miss Willard at Great Falls Parsonage
The Rev A R Blackstone officiated at the First Baptist church parsonage in Great Falls for Sam D Crawford and Miss Willard Staten. The bride served as a Red Cross nurse in France and the groom belonged to the medical corps at the base hospital behind the lines. The Crawfords, natives of Midland Texas, visit the groom’s parents near Dutton and plan to move to North Dakota.
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Sam D. Crawford
Willard
Staten
A. R. “Blackstone
First Baptist Church
Great Falls
Red Cross
France
Crawford
Midland
Texas
Myr
Mrs. Crawford
Dutton
North Dakota
High School News From the Week
The senior class held a dance in the high school auditorium with decorative lighted bulbs and colored lighting, drawing a large crowd. Teachers and students report progress in chorus and literary society planning, with upcoming programs and basketball season preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Chalmers
Williamson
George Oppie
Edythe McNea
Great Falls
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Local notices and social items from Chateau and area
Diverse local items including market ads for eggs furs and hides in Chateau, wedding and marriage licenses, a Catholic church gathering and gifts, veterans and war returnees, a push for a state road through Bynum and Dupuyer with Agawam, Pendroy, and Porter bench mentions, and community sentiment on road projects.
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Kupfel
Bynum Herald
W. D. Jones
A. C. Schaefer
Bret Reed
Linc Humble
Dr. Dixon
J. C. Boetcher
Bynum
Bynum and
Dupuyer
Agawam
Porter Bench
Pendroy
Chateau
Merchants and Dealers Must File Licenses Under New Law
The Montana Trade Commission extended license filing to November 1, 1919 for wholesalers jobbers and merchants in the state. Fines from $100 to $1,000 apply to those who fail to file by then. License fees run from one to two dollars based on investment level.
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Helena
Montana Trade Commission
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Montana Trade
Beatty Promoted to Supervisor of St. Joe Forest Reserve
Dwight L. Beatty, three years in charge of the Lewis and Clark forest, is appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture to supervise the St. Joe forest reserve in Idaho. He and his wife will reside at St. Maries and plan to move from Choteau soon after November 1. Forest Supervisor B. N. Clark will arrive to assume charge of the Lewis and Clark forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Beatty
Lewis & Clark Forest
St. Joe Forest Reserve
Idaho
Franklin Jefferson Promoted to Selway Forest Supervisor
Frank Jefferson a longtime Teton county native with roles at the Lewis and Clark forest has been promoted to supervisor of the Selway forest reserve based at Kooskia Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jefferson
Teton County
Tey
Lewis and Clark Forest
Selway Forest Reserve
Kooskie
Idaho
White Sox Gain Ground in World Series Tussle
Cincinnati reports the White Sox winning today leaves Chicago within reach of the championship. The series stands four games to Cincinnati and three for the American leaguers.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Malone firm hit by coast labor tensions in fruit plant strike
Carl Malone of Everett Washington arrived for a business visit as his fruit cannery, employing over two hundred workers, faced a strike and walkout. Fruit was sent to Seattle jobbers, the plant briefly closed, then reopened at the strikers' old wage scale amid I W W activity cited by Malone. He planned to return to Everett soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Malone
Everett
Wic
Mr. Malone
Seattle
Malone
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Arkansas
Ark
Phillips County
Charles Brough
Ovina
Paul Revere
Progressive Farmers and Household Union of America
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Branch Normal School
Pine Bluffs
Hollis
South
Washington
NEW Revolution
W. Z. Foster
Emerick
W. T. Lowe
Mrs. Lowe
McDonald Block
Butte
Cal
Hart Crawford
Government Employment Agency
Ene
Great Falls High School
B.M. Jacobson
Dewitt Clinton MacDuffie
Orcelia Ethel West
Gilman. Mont
Phil S. Cole
Townsend
C. EB. Cunningham
J. A. Bell
O. S. Bell
Messrs. Bell
Mr. Cole
Ohio
C. James Smith
C. O. Eidsmoe
Minneapolis
Eidsmoe
Frank Daggert
Marne
Meuse
Frank
General Pershing
Paris
New York
Washington City
Citizens Stae Bank
Montana
Beatty
White Sox
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