Equity meeting set for February in Great Falls
The sixth annual Co operatives Congress of Montana and the seventh Montana union convention of the American Society of Equity will be held at the Grand theater in Great Falls February 10 11 and 12. Notables from the farming movement and labor leaders are invited to attend with officials from the Equity and Grain Growers groups. Three hundred labor delegates are expected to join the event in Carpenters Hall the same week.
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Great Falls
Moncana Union
American Society of Equity
Congress
Grand Theater
Equity
W. M. Burlingame
Montana Union
Middle West
Northwest
J. Stone
Railroad Brotherhoods’ Co-Operative Bank
Cincinnati
Joseph M. Dixon
Cecil Rice- Jones
Canadian Grain Growers
J. M. Anderson
Equity Co-operative Exchange
St. Paul
Montana Federation of Labor
Carpenters’ Hall
Cascade Epidemic Linked to Head Cheese Bacilli
An outbreak in Cascade sickens 33 people with suspected paratyphoid from head cheese. State and county health officials investigate origin, with Dr. John J. Sippy joining Cascade teams. Blood tests show affinity to paratyphosis B organism. cases are described as mild.
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Cascade
Cascade County
Great Falls
John J. Sippy
Cascade County Health Department
Sippy
County Board of Health
Walker
Cascade County Board of Health
Montana Health Board Sees Typhoid and Tuberculosis Drops
A Montana health report details sharp declines in typhoid from 39.9 to 8.2 per 100 000 and tuberculosis from 118.8 to 90.3 per 100 000 between 1915 and 1919. It urges ongoing public water, sanitation, and food protection efforts to save lives and prevent infant and maternal deaths.
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Montana
Colorado
Maryland
United States
State Board of Health
Ten Producers In Mosby Field Show Strong Montana Output
Ten wells now produce in the Mosby field with a daily output around 10 000 barrels and yearly 3 650 000. Key wells include Frantz No 2 Elk Basin Mid Northern No 1 and Montacal financed by Miles City and Helena investors. Great Western No 10. West Dome and Ten Spot noted. field poised to surpass Wyoming in production.
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Mosby Field
Elk Basin
Mid-Northern
Miles City
Montacal
Wyman Ellis
Helena
West Dome
Wyoming
Montana
Great Western
Eugene Milburn
Miller Tract
Ten Spot
Big Lehman
Patroleum
Herbert A. Hover
Hover
Great Western Oil Company
E. B. Milburn
C. P. Ritter
Harry H. Schwartz, Jr
United States
Buildings for State Schools in Montana Planned
Eight state institutions will share 1.75 million dollars from a 5 million bond issue approved at the last election. Allocations include 600,000 for the University of Montana Missoula and the Agricultural College Bozeman each, plus funds for the School of Mines Dillon Orphan's Home Twin Bridges Deaf and Blind Boulder Girls' Vocational Helena Industrial Miles City and related facilities. The board of education will seek approval to sell part of the issue and allocate improvements, with a committee noting needed enhancements at Boulder and capacity expansions to serve hundreds of applicants. In a separate item a fatal auto accident occurred near Glasgow when farmer Henry W Dickson was struck after stepping into the road in front of an automobile driven by County Agricultural Agent Murray B Stebbins.
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Montana
State Board of Education
State University
Missoula
Agricultural College
Bozeman
School of Mines
Dillon
Orphan's Home
Twin Bridges
Deaf and Blind School
Boulder
Girls’ Vocational School
Helena
Miles City
Board of Education
Board of Examiners
Glasgow
Hinsdale
Murray B. Stebbins
Valley County
Henry W. Dickson
Barr
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Congress of Montana
Ontana
Petroleum Leasing Syndicate
Montane
Wales & Brunsvold
Ferguson Bldg
Denver
Colo
W. F. Cogswell, M. D
Oregon
Washington
Leo Faust
W. M. Bole
John Dietrich
Faust
H. J. Menzemer
Fifth Avenue
New York
Postoffier
Wood & Safford Machine Works
Great Falls, Montana
Write Nation Milk Products Co
Stuart Bidg
Seattle
Carnation