Horsemen Meeting to Study Industry and Draft Horses
A county gathering features Thomas R. Holbert and Dr W J Butler discussing diseases, breeding, and the future of the horse industry. An illustrated draft horse lecture by Holbert precedes a public lecture by the state veterinarian. The session aims to boost local horse production and may spur future meetings. Also notes a film at the Royal on Wednesday January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. But
I Ithomas R. Holbert
Eloise Co
Indus
Mr. .S
Thomas R Holvert
Murdock
Wid Butler
John MM. Davis
Thames & Holbert
Siolbert
W. S. Murdock
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The readable fragments describe a debate or statement involving a figure named Leon Protzhs and a conference setting. Details are severely garbled and specific facts cannot be reliably identified.
Russian and Austrian Delegations Clash Over Referendum Terms
The two delegations debated evacuation timing and the formation of a special commission to examine technical conditions for referendums. The Russian stance calls for a clear expression of the people’s will with foreign troops withdrawn, and postponement extended for 10 days to seek participation. Brest-Litovsk communications indicate ongoing formal talks during the recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Species Commission
Peresrad
Brest-Litossk
Registration for German Aliens in United States Planned
The department of justice sets a February week for registration of un naturalized Germans in the United States. Police and postmasters will collect details on business, relatives, and addresses with photographs and fingerprints. A certificate is required to prove registration and changes of residence must be approved. Austria-Hungary subjects are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Der
Department of Justice
Inia
United States
Wilson
Catler
Aes Heeatee
Fio
Austria-Plancks
British Forces Advanced in Palestine Reach Key Positions
London reports Gen Atlenbs forces have advanced three miles along the Nablus road in Palestine after stiff resistance and occupied Bireh once known as Beeroth. East of the road Hizmehgereh captured. west ridge Nawhah and Khettireh taken. Mounted units reached Wkhurbetha Ibu harith and Deirelkuddis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Deelsi
Atlenbs
Palestne
Nablus
Struybborn
Bireh
Beeroth
Nawhah
Khettireh
Wkhurbetha
Ibuharith
Deirelkuddis
Government report notes poor winter wheat crop
December crop report from the agriculture department shows winter wheat planted on record acreage but with the lowest condition for December 1. Forecasts estimate about 5.1 billion bushels with actual production depending on weather, as the goal remains near 47 million acres planted. 42.77 million were sown to date.
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Washington
Dee Fo
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Creze
Hoxren
Stitt
Sears
Overcrowding Said to Fuel Sickness at Camps
Washington reports from surgeon General Gorgas cite overcrowding and harsh conditions at Camp Bowie Texas Camp Jennsson Kansas Camp Doniphan Oklahoma and Camp Sevier South Carolina as major disease drivers. He urges observation camps for new arrivals and notes incomplete base hospitals hinder care while winter clothing is scarce. He also mentions pneumonia spread tied to lack of warm garments and quotes film notes about Douglas Fairbanks thrillers at a Royal theatre edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dee
Camp Bowie
Texas
Camp Jennsson
Kansas
Camp Doniphan
Okla
Camp Sevier
South Carolina
Gorgas
Baker
Iis
Funston
Goris
Springfield Man Confesses in Infant Murder Case
Chaide t Piersol, recently sentenced to 36 years for abducting Babs Lloyd Keet, confesses to Sheriff Mackey of Webster county. The confession implicates many associates and states the infant was killed via a sleeping powder administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Chaidet Piersol
Missouri
Babs Lloyd Keet
Mackey
Webster County
McAdoo Accepts Flynn Resignation as Secret Service Chief
Washington reports that Marian deputy director will become chief of the Secret Service when Williams Flynn retires this week. McAdoo reportedly accepted Flynn’s resignation reluctantly, noting the chief needs rest after heavy wartime duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Flynn
Washington
Wo RL
Marian
Secret Service
Williams J. Plynn
Mar Poivan
Matlie
United States
United States Submarine Sunk in fog incident
Washington reports nineteen lives lost when the American submarine PT was rammed and sunk by another vessel in foggy waters. Five survivors were rescued. the submerged submarine had no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Vietan
Serretaas Daniels Aratoties
No Liquor for Sammies Orders Tightened
The Ameregn expeditionary forces issue general orders enforcing strict accountability for compliance with sobriety and moral standards. Officers are reminded they will be held to full responsibility for adherence to the new measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenerel Pershing
Pendroy Notes Mention Local Business Plans and Social News
Pendroy residents report C Sorenson of Nashua plans to open a first class meat market after a stay in Pendroy with intent to return in February. Community guests share New Year visits, dinners, honors at Pendroy Central School, and social gatherings across local families including the Delger and Carlson households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sorenson
Nashua
Mont
Pendroy
Sorenson
Percy Brees
Chateau
Karl
Bernice Carlson
P. P
T. R. Larson
Aiis C. Johnson
V.A. Peterson
S. Mi Harland
Cut Bank
le Pendres Central School
Chanl
Rofer
Enitte
Willard Delger
Jaime Sheble
Wesley Sheble
Fredi Ronning
Gladys Ronning
Gordon Ronning
Ivan Abell
Frank Hodges
Mortgage-like suit seeks unpaid building materials in Montana case
Rovers-Templeton Lumber Company sues J G McVicar and McVicar Mercantile Company for 199.25 dollars plus eight percent interest for materials and labor furnished during June 100 to December 1916 for a store building in Block 23 Original Townsite of Bol e Teton County Montana. Court summons require response within twenty days. default leads to judgment. Judge Valle Tacorson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Uv County of
Seton
Rovers-Templeton’ Lumber Company
J. G. McVicar
J. McVicar
Copartners
McVicar Mercantile Company
Static OF Montana
Adova
Oo Sudenicare
OG MeVicar
MeViear Mererntho Company
McVicar
Bole
Teton
Deeree
Ste Capeusis
Templeton
Aedas
WeNaear
In Memoriam to Uphold Store Standards
In Memorian to keep this storee merch andise up to the hich standard we have set for it. No boy's play to be con tinually on the lookout against the inferior in the way of shoes aml shoe re pamings. But we have stuck tout aml a visit here will show that we suc ceed. This is the store where quality can al ways be relied upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
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