Army enlistment branches and labor boards outlined
The notice lists army corps open to non registered men ages 18 to under 41 for the Regular Army and National Army, details required age proof, pay upon enlistment, and opportunities to rise to non commissioned officer. It also describes local labor boards, transport restrictions, and farm labor protections under U.S. Employment Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Service
Coast Artillery
Quartermaster’ Corps
Signal Corps
National Army
Quartermaster ‘Corps
Ordnance Corps
29Th Engineers
38Th Engineers
39Th Engineers
44Th Engineers
Engineers Corps
Military Aeronautics
Air Service
Corps of Engineers
U. S. Army Recruiting Station
Billings
Montana
W. H. Kehoe
U. S. Army
U. S. Employment Service
U.S. Employment Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Public Ownership and War Time Labor Quotas
Discussion argues public ownership undermines a free press as utilities nationalize and issue local labor quotas. It cites railroad publicity, wartime campaigns, and cross-city labor shifts to claim government measures drain local labor and hamper war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Administration
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
National Army
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Detrot
United States
Land conscription moves across states draw politics into farming
Advocates of a nonpartisan league push land conscription in North Dakota and Montana arguing large landholders are slackers. Socialists and single taxers back the movement, while Butte Miner notes no distinct socialist ticket will run in Montana and nearby states this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
National Party
Chicago
League
North Dakota
Montana
Daily
Butte Miner
Miner
Northwest
Carpool of local happenings and war era humor at the Bynum region
Reports from Dupuyer and Bynum cover social raffs, Red Cross lunch, a scaffold injury, burns from matches, and local fishing trips. Notable notes include a chair donation, a restaurant pause, and a Masonic meeting. A staged wartime poem ends with a satirical exchange about Jeanette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sullivan
Dupuyer
Ray Porter
Jas
Ross
Bret
Bynum
Allen Stewart
Ladies of the Red Cross
Mr. McKee
Henry
H. J. McGregor
Margaret Yeager
Geo. Yeager
W. H. Fincher
Walter Fincher
Jerome Fincher
Wm. Humble
Brownie Hall
Pete Edgar
Big River
Leonard Frey
K. Stonehouse
Mr. Heckman
Chateau
C. L. Friend
St. Anthony
Three Montana Jokes from Chateau Visit
A Montanan lists three jokes told by a dry land rancher in the Bole country during a Chateau visit. The jokes feature a dry land farmer a non partisan leaguer and Jeanette Rankin in a lighter account of local political life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Écorder
Montanan
Teton County Abstract Co
Sof” ‘Chateau
Montana
Bole Country
Chateau
Jeanette Rankin
Field Studies on Flax Cancer and Wilt by USDA
Field and laboratory studies of flax under USDA work to uncover flax cancer causes and its link to flax wilt. Parasitic organisms on flax have been isolated and one species causes a wilt like disease that kills wilt resistant varieties. This prompts more research on disease resistant flax and control measures. Flax wilt is the crop's most serious disease, with entire fields sometimes showing near total loss to growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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John Lyon
C. J. B. Stephens
Michigan
Ann Arpor Choteau
E. J. Crary
McDonald
Choteau, Montana
Forrest Garage
Qreat
Ernest Carlson
South Main St
Choteau, Mon
Chateau Lodge
A. F
A. M
John W. Hall
J. Shannon
Soc
Meenon
Moun
T. O. Larson
W. B. Butchart
W. M
Odd Fellows
Chooteau Lodge No. 11
Connor
W. E. Logan, N. G
C. H. Connor
Sec'y
Queen Rebekah Lodge
A. O. Burbank
EB Trescott
Warner
C. J, B. Stephens
L. C
Hodgskiss Hall
Chas. Cowell
Roy J. Corson
Camuel Henry Haas
Ist National Bank
Great Falls, Montana
A. Folsom
Hospital
Mary Collins
A. C. Warner
U. S
Choteau, Mont
Henry D. Robison
Pres
Jas. T. Robison
The
Teton County
Choteaut
Montara
Great Falls—Choteau
Agawam Noh
Great Falls
Manchester
Aughn -Dracut
Ashuelot Fairfield
Eastham
Choteau
Agawam
E. T. Glasgow
Regular Army
Infantry
Medical Dept
Ener Genger and Company
United States of America
Frank VanDemark, Jr
James 0. Line
Andrew Erwin
Robert Ferguson
W. Julius Hirshberg
Alexander Truchot
Hazlett
Albert L. Groves
Frank W. Connor
Wilber D. Connor
Clarence D. Connor
Delbert J. Connor
James L. Collins
James Harley
Andrew Dunbar
Samuel B. Dunbar
Bynum Investment Co
William Stonehouse
John Aloyious Delaney
Emmaline Delaney
Nick Nelson
Joseph C. Wheeler
Louis Phillips
Tom Dimitroff
Jones
Conrad
Chris Norseff
John L. Montgomery
Mabel Stuart
Charles W. Kleinschmidt
Lars Larson Bjardal
Henry L. Stafford
Olive E. Bagley
W. Frank BE. VanDemark, Jr
Rose Woodward
Flocrence E. Stevenson
Jane Dunbar
Edgar G. Maclay
Thomas McGovern
W. Lillie
Mae Merrell
Maty
Jeanette- Vite
Muller
Old Washington
Maud
Capitol
Hell
Liberty
Jeannette
Ibain
J. W. McGowan
Second Street South Great "Falls
P. O. Box
Cato
H. & W. Family