Twenty Years From the Dupuyer Acantha Dispatch
Deputy Sheriff Cart o travels home to St Mary from Chateau. Community notes report rapid progress on the Conrad ditch survey and local labor shifts. Wool receipts top 17 3 4 cents per pound as families and businesses report moves in Dupuyer.
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Dupuyer
Marias
M. S. Darling
Ft. Benton
Conrad Ditch
Jos. Hirshberg
Friedlander
Germany
Carl Harris
John Malone
M. A. Shook
F. M. Rawson
Geo. Ketchum
R. D. Anderson
Sun River
J. L. Anderson
John A. Beahean
Utica
John
West Is Patriotic Taking Says Portland Chamber Leader
Secretary Dodgson of the Portland Chamber of Commerce argues western states show stronger war effort and patriotism than the Atlantic slope. He toured Atlantic coast cities focusing on shipbuilding and western industries and questions postwar ship production under the American flag amid restrictive laws.
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Dodgson
Portland Chamber of Commerce
East
Atlantic
Uncle Sam
West
New York
Dobson
Columbia River
Methodist Notes and Local Incidents
Church notes report no preaching next Sunday with Sunday School at the usual hour. Rev J A Alford of Walier to preach and lead the last quarterly conference August 7 at 8 p m, with the pastor’s last conference sermon August 11 at 10 30 a m. Annual conference set for Havre August 13. A rancher near Sweet Grass, Henry Jacobson, narrowly survived a Buick crash into an irrigation ditch south of town. a passenger injured but rescued. County officials discuss road danger at the ditch turning, with anticipated improvements after January 1. Also covered are fines in the Justice court for resisting an officer and related offenses, plus political loyalties remarks and local editorial notes.
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Chateau Montanian
W. R. Crockford
Shelby
Crockford
Marias River
Nash
Western Union Telegraph
Helena
H. L. Halladay
Drake
C. H. Drake
Jennie Drake
Falls
Paris
Clark Bros
Z. T. Burton
J. A.alford
Walier
Havre
LM. Maguire
Brady
Henry Jacobsan
Sweet Grass
Jacobson
Chateau
Buzzeéu Ranch
Ledgerwood
Conrad
Garden Food and War Time pledges on home gardens
Montana urges citizens with gardens to waste nothing and to preserve surplus produce for winter. German women reportedly sustain the war through systematic gardening and saving food. The U S Department of Agriculture and Food Administration urge canning and storage. Americans must double efforts to secure food for home and allied nations amid wheat and sugar shortages.
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Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
America
Conrad School Board Names New Superintendent and Faculty
The Conrad school board selects H C Cooley of Hillsboro Wisconsin as superintendent replacing Prof Boone. New teachers include Delia Larson Myrtle Parmalee Mary O'Brien Mae McDonald Carmen Whitney Myrtle Ring Ruth Arnot Margaret McKinnon D H Blanchard principal Jim Wilson and Winifred James plus Hilda Marsh for seventh grade. Rural teachers listed as Fanny DeHaan Lillian Larson Ethel Parker Mary Corcoran Rosa Sestak Jessie Keating Sarah Geth Dorothea Roggencamp Ruth Murphy. A lightning strike damaged Arthur Erwin residence but caused no injuries.
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Conrad School Board
H. C. Cooley
Hillsboro
Wis
Conrad City
Boone
Cooley
Conrad
Delia Larson
Myrtle Parmalee
Mary O’brien
Mae
Ruth Murphy
Conrad Observer
Arthur Erwin
Erwin
Wooster
Draft horse breeders eye world market at Montana fair
The shortage of heavy work horses worldwide due to war opens a chance for American breeders to dominate the future. The draft horse show at the Montana State Fair in Helena September 9 to 14 highlights the industry’s wartime impact, with Europe’s horse trade devastated and France Belgium Britain signaling rebirth needs.
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Montana State Fair
Helena
Europe
Coun
Belgium
Germany
France
Great Britain
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Choteau Lumber. Company
Choteau
Hodgkiss
Choteau, Montana
HOUCK
Cleland
Bair
James Sulgrove
Pondera
Wm. Krofft
Josie
Methodist Notes
Arian
Davis
Pioneer
Press
Qua County
Mary C. Greenawalt
Great Falls
American Society of Equity
Valpariso
Ind
Beatrice Barney
Mont
Bynum
Bynum Herald
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