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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

12

Montana Legislature Preview and Land Policy Review

A lengthy overview outlines the upcoming Montana legislature session with emphasis on Republican control, speaker candidates, and proposed measures. It discusses land policy, state land sales, and the farm loan program, noting Toole era actions, school fund handling, and projected economic prospects for Montana’s agricultural development.

House Fred L. “Gibson Park Ronald Higgins Missoula E. H. Cooney Cascade O. ‘W. ‘Belden Fergus C. A. ‘Rasmussen Dawson Montana

Freight tariff protest forms Montana association

A Helena conference saw nearly all Montana business groups oppose new freight rates and classifications seen as unfair. The Montana Freight Rate Association organized with Warden head and an executive committee to pursue fair treatment for residents, shippers, and retailers relative to neighboring states and the nation.

Montana Helena Railroad Commission Montana Freight Rate Association Great Falls John Roach Butte D. D. Richards

Land Trade Between Forest Service and Montana Near Missoula

The Missoula forest service district wraps up a land exchange with Montana to swap scattered tracts for 106 000 acres of timber land. In return the service will give the state two large Swan River valley and Blackfoot valley tracts near Missoula and Whitefish, simplifying administration pending a presidential proclamation.

Stewart Swan River Whitefish Montana State Land Office Treasuries Forest Service Forestry Service Missoula Wilson Swan‘river Valley Blackfoot Valley Blackfeet Forest

Montana Aviator Arthur Wierick Safe After Crash Report

Lieut Arthur M Wierick of Lewistown Montana was reported missing and believed killed after a crash behind enemy trenches late October. A telegram from servicemen in Chicago later stated he is safe and released from a German prison camp. His parents Mr and Mrs E B Wierick are noted Montana residents with his father a former banker and longtime First National Bank cashier in Butte.

State Tax Commission University of Montana Board of Education Montana Terry Lewistown Livingston Billings Ronald Higgins Missoula Montana House of Representatives Higgins Captain Higgins Arthur. M. Wierick Iwan Cieut Arthur Wierick American ‘Flying Corps France Tident E. B. Wierick Helena Butte First National Bank Arthur M Wierick, Montana

Prominent Montanan Woman and Son Loss Depends on War Sacrifice

Mrs Wierick a leader in club life and state women's work for years served on the prisons welfare board until moving to Los Angeles. Her son Young Wierick grew up in Butte and, after cadetship in ROTC, training as an aviator, went to France with early air combat duties, possibly sacrificing his life for liberty.

Officers’ Training Corps France America

Montana cadet flies 700 miles in six hours from Waco to Kansas City

Douglass Christie, Montana youth and army flight cadet in Texas, piloted from Waco to Kansas City in 6 hours 45 minutes, covering about 700 miles by air. He previously flew Dallas to Waco, 100 miles, in one hour, riding a slow plane at 5000 feet with favorable wind.

Douglass Christie Montana Texas Waco Kansas City J. W. Christie Helena Young Christie Richfield Dallas Dhe

Field Marshal von Mackensen Returns With Rumanian Loot

Field Marshal von Mackensen returned to Berlin reportedly carrying 17 million dollars in gold and currency looted from Romania. The government reportedly compelled him to surrender all possessions and end his revolutionary stance.

von Mackensen Berlin Rumania

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Para Lincoln Lewis and Clark County Frank Miracle Feventie Joseph' K. Toole Joseph K. Toole Congress Toole Land Department Charles A. Whipple Whipple Wise Provision Edwin L. Norris Lew L. Callaway Dave Hilger Rudolph von Tobel National Forest Forest Reserve’ ‘Department Montara Norris James Wilson State Board of Land Commissioners Ito National Congress Forestry “ Service F. A. Silcox State Land State-Land Department U.S
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