Plan for Federal Board of Grain Marketing Proposed
The author argues for a federal board to regulate and stabilize grain marketing by linking with state and district co operatives. Modeled on the Federal Reserve, it would enable farmers to receive the full market value of wheat with margins to cover handling costs and reduce speculation while benefiting other farm products.
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Federal Board of Grain Marketing
Federal Reserve Bank
H. B. Mitchell
Federal Grain Corporation
General Wheat
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve
International Agricultural Institution
David Lubin
California
Twin Planets Louis Mann and Sam Bernard Stage Odd Motions
The text describes Louis Mann and Sam Bernard as twin planets with three orbital motions around the stage, the billboard, and another element. Each insists that he devolves his own axis despite the shared motions.
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Louis Mann
Sam Bernard
Montana Council of Defense Amends Burning Order
Helena September 10 The Montana Council of Defense amended the order on burning stump brush and waste material. A permit from a designated official is required and the issuer may withhold permits unless confident the burning will not threaten timber growth.
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Helena
Montana Council of Defense
Opportunity for secondary students at Bozeman debated
Bozeman Montana September 16. Initial hope for a Students Army Training Corps entry for non four year high school graduates shifts to a War Department rule requiring four years of high school completion or equivalent. Chancellor Elliott asks the War Department to establish a training detachment at the State College to give eighth grade educated youths access to specialized education and military training including mechanics and shop work. If approved, a detachment could train about 1000 men starting in October after a summer program.
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Bozeman
Mont
Students Army Training Corps
War Department
Elliott
University of Montana
State College
Hmen
Proclamation by the Governor of Montana
Governor S. V. Stewart proclaims the filing of petitions by voters seeking initiation of a measure to be submitted to Montana's qualified voters for approval or rejection at the regular election. The proclamation follows constitutional requirements and declares petitions duly filed in the secretary of state’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Estates
State of
Montana
I. S. V. Stewart
Atana
Montana chiropractic initiative bill filed in 1918
The document records a Montana bill proposed on November 5 1918 to regulate chiropractic practice, define licensing, establish a State Board of Examiners and set penalties and fees. It notes witness signatures, the Great Seal, and mentions Secretary of State Co T Stewart with publication dates in September.
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A. D
Montana
Helena
United States of America
Ss. V. Stewart
Co. T. Stewart
Closing of registration for Montana general election 1918
Notice opens registration books in Teton county Montana for the general election on November 5 1918. Books close October 8 1918 at 5 pm. Electors may register with the county clerk or deputy registrar. Re‑registration required for those who did not vote last election or moved precincts. E C Garrett county clerk and ex officio registrar. First pub Sept 5 last Oct 4 Nov. Onondaga Indians declare war on Malners. call for wartime fund or tomato wards.
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Teton County
Montana
E. C. Garrett
Athens Market Talk Leads to Fresh Beef Offer
A terse message from CHOTHAU MEAT CO. hints at ongoing market activity in Athens. The note cautions buyers about late pricing and suggests prompt action to secure meat supplies.
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Athens
Chothau Meat CO
Rethink It Before You Act a Thorn to Conscience
A wartime exhortation urges citizens to honor war savings pledges. It warns that failing to keep savings pledges harms personal conscience and national effort, urging steady support for the financial campaign.
Extension of draft limits raises question of congressmen value
The New York Morning World questions whether congressmen are essential as draft limits extend again. The piece flags ongoing debate over legislative roles and national service policy.
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New-York Morning World
Retreat Mastery Questioned by Ludendorff
A quip asks how a general could lose thousands of guns and millions of rounds along with divisions of troops yet pull off a skilled retreat, citing Ludendorff as the proponent. The remark frames wartime strategy and leadership criticism with a historical angle.
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Ludendorff
General reports exhausted troops after chasing Germans
An American general said his forces were worn out from pursuing German troops and would pause for rest. He suggested this might reflect Ludendorff’s remark that the enemy evaded them.
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Ludendorff
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U. S
National Rifle Association
Washington
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Inc
Woolworth Building
New York City
W. W. Gamble
Farm Stock & Home
Minneapolis
Grain Corporation
Richard T. Ely
Johns Hopkins University
University of Wisconsin
Berlin
Wagner
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Woodrow Wilson
Jesus Christ
Charles XII
Sweden
North
Voltaire
Prussia
J. K. Bluntchili
University of Heidelberg
Y. W. C .A. Fund
Christian Asociation
America
West
Young Men’s Christian Association
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Cora L. Tatham
Hawaiian Islands
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ordnance Department of the Army
United States
Red Cross
National Forest
Atv
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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