Commissioners Proceedings in Choteau Bank Entries and Allocations
A summary of the continuation of the commissioners proceedings listing numerous bank assessments, road work payments, tax collections, and fund allocations. Names include First National Bank, Citizens State Bank, Alfred Sudirson, Dan Daggett, Tita Cal Binford, Clarence Jacobson, Roscoe Thompson, and many others. Entries cover road work, garage commissions, poor fund distributions, bridge funds, land classification, and miscellaneous incidentals with totals and recipient names.
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Emil Bb
Dan Daggett
Gus Depuer
Sane First Nat'l Bank
Edopvb
Arthur Chasidou
Arthur
State Bank
Sathars
Tavier Garag
Livers T. KO Tastor
Moore Pras & Transfer Co
Oultio Villete
Alfred Willette
Felice
Glacer Co
C. O Riequaim
Roscoe Thompson
Wah Watt
Uwilline
Andrew Rembach
Cecil Yinger
Stnson
Stenson
John Samson
Dan Protor
Grover Woarklyain
John Park
Mavathias
Peorsen
Satie
Jens Thott
Geo
Pilten
Han
Edward Evenson
Halvor Evenson
Prank McCabe
R Collins
TI. Daggett
Emigration Outlook From Vienna Discusses Mid Europe Shift
Vienna discusses a looming emigration wave from Austria Hungary as war ruins home industry. Germany and the empire may lose skilled workers to Latin America and Canada, with Vienna reporting up to 20 000 unemployed and overall German industrial population around 25 million. The piece notes potential brain drain across industries and calls for cautious view on land emigration while highlighting possible destinations and labor shortages abroad.
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Vienna
Nustria
Viter
Germany
Hungary
Theo
Neues Wiener Tagbhutt
Wilomer
Europe
United States of America
Canada
United States
Austria-Hungary
Galicia
Crystallizing the Spirit of Service in the American Legion
William Shivens McNutt in Collier's Weekly recalls a wounded U S soldier in a Marne hospital who, dying, says "Too made good" and embodies the war aim of justice freedom and democracy. The piece argues the Legion seeks to crystallize that spirit into civilian effort to preserve wartime ideals.
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America
American Legion
Roosevelt
Wei
Thas
Marne Salient
Hey
Tie
Weahty
Tlaave
Wisden
William Shivens McNutt
Collier's Weekly
Italian farmer resists change in cooperative farming plans
Three forms of cooperative farming operate in the country and report success by removing middlemen between farmer and consumer. One plan gives individuals independent plots, another lets the cooperative own and allocate land, and the third rents a large farm run by a salary staff plus members who work on private farms.
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Cooperative Soeietys
Ivory mining proposed in Arctic mammoth island finds
Lieutenant Leheutze reports discoveries of mammoth tusks buried in ice near northeast Siberia in a group of islands northeast of the Lena river. The text suggests a seasonal window for profitable ivory mining, noting tusks four times larger than modern elephant tusks and high ivory value, plus an adventurous expedition appeal.
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Leheutze
United States
Arctic
Jeannette
Lena River
Siberia
Mexico Bars Americans From Tampico District By Novel Expedient
Washington reports the Carranza government requires Americans bound for the Tampico oil region to sign a formal release of Mexico’s responsibility and to renounce claims, with passports blocked if they refuse. The move aims to shield Mexico from liability amid bandit risks, creating a new travel peril for U S citizens.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Tampico
State Department
Montana Faces Car Shortage Amid Crop Movements
Helena reports Montana is driven to a car shortage as crop movements boost loading. Box car loading rises from 3000 to 5000 cars daily in the northwest and officials warn severe storms or a hard winter could make coal supply impossible. The railroad commission urges consumers to secure coal early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Railroad Commission
Northwest
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy In Michigan
Mrs. A H Hall of Caseville Michigan says the remedy saved her baby's life this summer and that her family never is without it. Mrs Mary Carrington of Caseyville Michigan reports using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for years with prompt relief.
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Michigan
A H. Hall
Caseville, Mich
Chamberlain
Mary Carrington
Caseyville,Mich
Officers Resign Over Cost of Living Pressure
The comment notes many army officers resign citing rising living costs. It questions whether leaving the service moves them from one hardship to another.
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Commission
T. A. Meagher
Choteau, Montana
Montana Transfer Company
Jou
Lucy Doonnis
Harrys Lewis Bplorence Crittenden Care
Stella Nadean
Chotean Traspital
Chotean Woospital
First National Bank
St Anthony & Dah Eley Co Coal
Upman
Sam Chotean
John Sneen
Gea
James S Inne
Altars JR
Fleanor
Neisane
Bertha Streeter
Lilian Crayford
Oh Webb
Bo Gauthrie
Nelson
Kurn
Jielen
Otto Wagnild
CG Levy
Tillian Crawford
Same
Nead
Charddson
Oliver
Ian
Haers
Bensem
Forrest
DOW Laliuin Crawford
Hiarry
Benson
Rob Anderson
Dogorain
Cootean Drug Co
Pan Land Classification Fund Citiwwens Stat Bank
Taraldsen Expense
UTZ Citizens State Bank
Jor Villars
Middle Europe
Far West
Great Lakes
Tou
It Sansste Oy
SAR Ebrnes Ez Racers
IZA SD NY Wunennlttlid Minar
Cae
Aoe
WA A E & Saansarr Ges
Tao. Hee
UJI Rey Wilds Tobaccs
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Ivory “Mines
New York
Andy Carnegie
CAF
EAS
Fedal
Une Ved
Witie Teenie Foo
Electa
Flatirons
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
A. Wi. Bake ® CO
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