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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

12

Lumber Industry on the Upgrade in Western Montana

Senate J. M. Kennedy reports a healthy revival of the timber sector after wartime shutdowns. Embargoes eased, mills in Northwestern Montana look to a strong season with readjusted conditions and potential employment for over a thousand men in camps as demand rises.

Montana Senate J. M. Kennedy Stewart Council of Defense Ohio

Timber Labor Seeks Rapid Expansion in Montana Camps

Mr. Kennedy reports a strong push to expand lumber work as war restrictions ease. About 600 new positions opened in Flathead and Lincoln counties with wages from 4 to 5 dollars a day plus board. He notes unprecedented worker goodwill and favorable conditions in Montana mills and camps.

Mississippi Order of the War Industries Board Kennedy Flathead Lincoln Northwest War Industries Board State Council of Defense Department of the War Industries Board Inland Empire Montana Idaho Washington

James M. D King of Montana Speed King Reynolds

James M Reynolds, known as the Barney Oldfield of Montana, commands a 100 horsepower Hudson racer. He has driven at 90 to 100 mph on dangerous speedways between Butte and Helena and survived many crashes, the worst a rollover with a train where only a broken finger marred his record. Reynolds began as a footracer, then rollers champion, and at fifty won a 25 mile race from Butte to Gregson Springs.

James M. Reynolds Barney Oldfield Montana Reynolds Butte Helena Great Northern Steen Gregson Springs

Montana Man Selected to Evacuate Civilians in Paris War Crisis

Herbert A. Templeton, head of Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co., was chosen for the American Y M C A in Europe executive committee. He organized evacuation plans for Paris when German threats rose, leasing hotels and securing trains to move headquarters and staff, earning praise from Ambassador Henry Sharpe before returning to Montana.

Herbert A. Templeton Rogers-Templeton Lumber Company France Europe Paris Hut Association M. C Service of Supplies England America General Staff Chateau Thierry Carter Templeton Foch United States Dor Henry Sharpe Montana Ambassador Sharpe Sharpe French War Department

Not Enough Money To Pay State Hail Claims

State hail insurance board reports funds deficit will prevent paying more than about 40 to 45 percent of all farmers hail claims. About $325,000 or 40 percent already paid pro rata and another $25,000 may follow. Higher premium this year failed to cover claims and expenses, unlike last year when 40 cents per acre sufficed. The law lacks a reserve fund and raises robbery concerns amid years of maximum losses.

Hail Insurance Board

Edwin C Wilcox Pioneer Dead in Western Frontier Life

Edwin C Wilcox a Fort Benton and Virginia City pioneer died at his stock ranch near Maple Creek Saskatchewan after a life spanning Montana freight and ranching in Gallatin City Dupuyer Creek and later Canada He arrived in 1868 on the Missouri river witnessing Plummers men hanged by vigilantes and later built a notable ranching and freighting career and became a long time Canadian rancher remembered as a true pioneer.

Fort Benton Plummer Last Edwin C. Wilcox Virginia City Maple Creek Saskatchewan Montana Missouri River Wilcox Corrinne Utah Canada

Youngest Oldest and Tallest Soldiers from Phillips County

Phillips county claims the youngest oldest and tallest soldiers in the U S Army. John Schempp age 15 last June serves in France as a bugler with the Twentieth engineers after forged parental consent. Walter Day, six feet eight inches, joins the medical corps for height related reasons. R B Morris, 66, appears decades younger and dodges recruitment questions.

Phillips County United States Frank Schempp John Schempp John France Schempp Twentieth Engineers Walter Day R. B. Morris

Return Home After War Training Leaves Men Ready

William Fluhr and Charles Greenfield Jr return to Helena after officer training camps. Greenfield travels from Waco to Helena with little money, surviving through day coaches and meals. Fluhr sells his overcoat before heading to Camp Pike, Arkansas, then arrives back in Helena seeking warmth and a reunion with his family.

William Fluhr Charles Greenfield, Jr Helena Charley Greenfield Camp McArthur Waco Texas Uncle Sam Army Greenfield St. Louis Butte Charley New England Tarnation Bill Fluhr Camp Pike Arkansas Mt. Helena

Forest Service Plans Three Road Projects in Missoula

Plan proposals announced at District No. 1 headquarters in Missoula aim to build West Gallatin Glacier Park Summit and a Bitter Root east fork highway awaiting secretary of agriculture approval. The Yellowstone north entrance to Bozeman route spans 40 miles costing 140000 dollars while Glacier Park to Belton would join the transcontinental corridor requested by Teton County officials.

Forest Service Missoula Secretary of Agriculture West Gallatin Glacier Park Summit Bitter Root River Yellowstone Park Bozeman Teton Glacier Park Belton

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Great Falls Brick & Tile Co Great Falls 1St National Bank James M. D King Phillips CO Fluhr Pete Snelson Germany Pete Burr Snelson Pete Wide Pacific Hason
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