Tuberculosis Crisis Urges Red Cross Seal Drive in Montana
Dr A D MacDonald warns warwill raise TB cases in Montana with over 4000 current patients and many more from war. Red Cross seals fund care as state averages 2 8 percent rejections from TB screening. Montana aims to raise 20000 with continued sale through January 1 as 2 million seals already distributed.
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Montana
A. D. MacDonald
Galen
MacDonald
Red Cross
State Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Sara E. Morse
Morse
Poultry experts tout wheatless feed substitutes
Montana State College poultry expert Professor W F Schoppe says substituting cracked peas oats and barley can replace wheat in hen feed at reasonable price. He reports high egg production with a pea based mix and offers alternatives when corn or peas are unavailable.
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Montana
Food Administration
W. F. Schoppe
Montana State College
Schoppe
Bozeman
North Dakota Plans Cut Highway Waste Under Federal Aid
Montana officials note North Dakota's road program under the 1916 federal act shows 36 projects totaling 511.2 miles and a shift to scientific highway administration. Engineer Kaulfuss cites past waste with 53 counties and 4,300 local officials spending road funds, estimating $40 of every $100 was wasted.
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Montana State Highway Commission
North Dakota
State Highway Commission
J. E. Kaulfuss
State Engineer’s Office
Scientific Highways Administration
Soap Famine Threatens Future Baths and Prices
Local grocers warn of a soap famine as prices rise and availability tightens. Hotels consider ending free guest soap to cut waste while druggists say scented soap is a luxury for the rich. Some eastern hotels advise two days weekly without pies or puddings to save fats and sugar.
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Butte
Montana Man Takes War Construction Chief Post
Daniel C. Jackling, longtime copper developer from the West, is appointed chief representative for the War Department. He will oversee building large plants to produce explosives, in a program expected to cost about 90 million dollars. Jackling’s career spans Utah Montana New Mexico Arizona Alaska and New York banking while he advanced copper recovery and mining ventures.
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U. S
Far West
Daniel C. Jackling
War Department
Jackling
Butte
Butte & Superior
Missouri School of Mines
Cripple Creek
Mercur
Utah
Salt Lake City
New Mexico
Arizona
Montana
New York
Chase National Bank
South America
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Board
Alaska
John P. Jones
Nevada
Klondike
South Africa
Sugar Shortage Seen Next Year
George M. Rolph head of the sugar division of the Federal Food Administration told a senate committee that a world shortage of sugar is likely next year. He projected a 400000 ton shortfall about 7 percent of needs and said prices would drop one cent per pound.
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George M. Rolph
Federal Food Administration
Senate
Mr. Rolph
Food Administration
Cuba
Java
Jones
Rolph
England
France
United States
Montana and Local News Roundup in Bozeman and Elsewhere
Daily snippets from Montana towns report a Pulmonary screening of draftees, university appointments, school reforms, legal cases, wage and tax notes, and war service news. Notable items include Miss Lucile Brewer to Cornell, a $14 000 suit against the Great Northern, a $100 000 Fergus county school bond ruling, and a Canadian POW in Musselshell county.
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Bozeman
Montana Poultry Association
Helena
Camp Lewis
Lucile Brewer
Cornell University
Butte
Lewistown
Paul Hanley
Fergus County
Supreme Court
Robert E. Hamilton
Fred Vogell
Glendale
Musselshell County
Deer Lodge
H. P. Mollenberg
Andrew
Aviation Corps
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Warren C. Alexander
Presidio Training School
France
General Pershing
Leonard Garry
Garry
Richard D. Baker
First National Bank
Des Moines
E. A. Gray
Montana
Tom Stout
Belgium
William Griese
W. H. Axtell
Whitefish
Ramsey
Butte Street Railway
Hogan
Lewis and Clark
Community records complete Red Cross enrollment across county
The county reports every resident man woman and child enrolled with the Red Cross under Mrs J H Burke. Hogan is the only community in the state with such a record noted in Stevensville. Willis Medcalfe a merganthaler operator enlisted in the army will print a weekly newspaper The Revielle in France for soldiers. He bought a plant and typesetting equipment and sailed weeks ago. Copies of the first issue issued aboard ship have reached Stevensville Bozeman. Raymond Kyser sues Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Railway for 3500 for injuries received Oct 8 1917 near GlendiveMont while brakeman riding a car he was caught between cars.
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Red Cross
J. H. Burke
Hogan
Stevensville
Willis Medcalfe
France
Bozeman
Raymond Kyser
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway Company
Glennup
Mont
Kyser
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Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Dr. MacDonald
Raum
Great Falls
U.s.health Bureau
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Earth Motorsett
Comfort Chemical Closet CO
Toleds
WAR Eagle
Frank B. Linderman
Co Skee-See-Co-Cot
Charles M Russell
Square
Charles Scribner's Sons
Montanan
Geroge M. Rolph
Hoover
Price
Spreckles
Sloan
BUC Erates Liniment
Dr. King
Butte Floral CO
Tte
Dakota Family
Central Ave
Great Falla
Aliambra Hot Springs Hotel
M J Sullivan
White Sulphur Springs Mineral Water CO
White Sulphur Springs
Frank Lemmber
Central Avenue
P. O
Harry H. McCole
Huseth
Optometrist
Optician
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