State Briefs From Montana Headlines
Sweet Grass buys Savoy in Denton and Scoby votes for a city manager. Eureka votes on a $50,000 high school bond. Billings sells $400,000 in storm sewer bonds. Bozeman seeks insanity defense for murder case. Miles City forms oil-drilling venture near Medicine Rocks. Great Falls reports coal shipment from Alberta. Helena reports state treasury balances and receipts. Circle plans a creamery to boost dairying. Lewistown Denton wins suit against Milwaukee for $4,089. Mayor shuts clubs due to coal shortage. Billings social club to merge with Midland. Bear Creek coal mining volunteers exceed 200. Yellowstone county farms focus on women’s improvements. Denton boy’s accidental shooting fatal. Helena finances relief drive in Near East. Butte engineer named federal mines appraiser. Miles City Joe Brown county proposed. Powder River and neighboring counties eyed for new county. Malta farmers use gopher poison, saving $100,000 in grain losses.
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Sweet Grass
F. Murray
Savoy
Denton
Scoby
American Association of Engineers
Big Timber
Eureka
Billings
Bozeman
Fred Dambres
Paul
Miles City
Medicine Rocks
Carter County
Butte
Great Falls
Lethbridge
Alberta
Helena
George Armitage
Siberia
Lewistown
Milwaukee Railroad
Marshall
Billings Midland Club
Lee Mains
Bear Creek
American Legion
Yellowstone County
Henry Conis
John Conis
J. M. Kennedy
Montana
Near East
Frank T. Donohue
Washington
Joe Brown
Powder River
Rosebud
Big Horn
Malta
Phillips County
Farm Bureau
World and business notes from the postwar period
International reports cover Ottawa plans to produce platinum, Paris elections and Clemenceau forecasts, New York strikes and bank earnings, Washington talks on peace treaty and silver, Canadian victory loan oversubscription, and Ford expansion with 1920 production targets.
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Ottawa
Canada
Akron
Washington
Paris
House of Deputies
Clemenceau
France
New York
New York City
Berlin
Krupps
Europe
Grand Rapids
National Grange
Pittsburg
August Belmont
Fairplay
G. A. Cochran
America
Soviet
Russia
Mexico
el Paso
Baltimore
Richard J. Reynolds
North Carolina
New French Chamber
Wilson
Maryland
United States
Hedges
New York Railway
New York Traction Securities
Frank A. Vanderlip
London
Lloyd's Register of Shipping
U. S
Detroit
Ford Company
Ford
Spain
Denmark
Brazil
Peruvian Sunday and Holiday Work Prohibition Law
The 1918 Peruvian compulsory test law bans work on Sundays and holidays in factories shops mines salt works quarries construction and motorized farms public works and related institutions whether run directly or via contractors. Binghamton New York hosts the world’s largest tannery.
Trustee Fidelity Bond Offering Earns 9 Percent Interest
A public notice offers a fiduciary bond plan with 9 percent annual interest payable monthly. Sums from 810,000 to 50,000 dollars secured by automobiles and fully insured. Money returnable on four months' notice. Send inquiries to Trustee at 103858 Grand Avenue Los Angeles California for details and available amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Bond
Grand Avenue
Los Angeles
California
1918 Pennsylvania Industrial Accidents Totals
In 1918 Pennsylvania recorded 184,844 industrial accidents including 3,403 fatal cases. Serious injuries (loss over 14 days) totaled 53,783 (29.1 percent) and minor illnesses (2 to 14 days) 127,658 (69.1 percent). Total days lost reached 2,767,471 with wage losses of 10,286,872 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Sloan's Liniment Delivers Quick Relief for Aches
Advert promises Sloan's Liniment relieves external aches stiffness soreness and back cramps. It markets easy use no rubbing required and natural penetration with prices 35c 70c and 140 for various sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
HELP WANTED FEMALE IN MISSOURI? (incomplete)
Multiple small ads from a 1919 Montana newspaper listing jobs and services. Includes a female chambermaid wanted, cleaning and tailoring services, bonded adjustment company, CPAs, a chiropractor, and Liberty Bond buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shapard
Missoula
Mont
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Suly Co
Great Falls,mortara
Perea
Mayer
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee, Wis
Great Northwest
Kelley-How-Thomson Co. Wholesale Hardware
Duluth
THE
Binghampton
N. Y
Montana Newspaper Association
Coeur d'Alene
International Real Estate Exchange Bureaus
HYDH
Spokane
Wash
Automobiles
Dodge Brothers
Silver Bow Motor Car Company
Park & Idaho Streets
Ciliches
Butte College of Telegraphy
C. V. Norcross
Clark Bank Bldg
Butte, Mont
S. C. Huseth
Optometrist
Optician
Great Falls, Mont
Central Avenue
Cuticura
Dept. B
Boston
Chapple
Chapple Laboratory Mentone
Hergatns
Marcus Daly
Daly Ditch
Hamilton
W. P. Rice Company
Stevensville
Montana Ranchos
Holdna
Nduth
Farmers Land Company
Missouri River
Adams Realty Co
Three Forks
Ontana Newspaper Association
OID
Box 3
Flat
Real Estate Salesman Co., Dept
Lincoln
Nebr
Montass Newspaper Association
O. B. Nelson ,O
Central Avenue, Great Falls
F.o.b. Hong
Cata Rusty
M. O. Steen
Knox
N. D. My
Charlies
Farave
Harlem
Columbia Gardens
Columbia Floral Co
W. Broadway
Parmiors
Montans
Granite
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
B. Finlay
Certified Public Accountant
Rocky Mountain
Elk
Jacobsen
Public Accountant
Income Tax Service
6Th Ave
J. R. Moore
FREH
First Street
Havre
Liberty Bonds
Frary & Burlingame
Furs Remodeled
AL Patc Cc
Hoenck
Minnerapolis
Ashayeehs
Chilemists
Cma Tout & McCarthy
Lewis & Walker
Assayera
Wyoming
Rochester
Minn
Third Avenue
N. W
Leonard Ellingson
Stu Palee
U.S
Lead
Crest
Fam St. Sen Bruaciece
Cal
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