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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1919

Page

24

Montana Sees Postwar Boom Across Mines Farms and Roads

Montana anticipates sustained activity after the war with mines mills farms and factories operating nationwide. Railway and irrigation projects receive funding while highway construction and land immigration signal a prosperous future despite cattle shipment pressures. War trucks aging into parcel post aims to boost rural population and land use. Building activity remains strong with no cost reductions expected soon.

America Blackfoot Milwaukee Billa Montana State Highway Commission Post Office Department

Belden Named Montana House Speaker After War Year Start

The Sixteenth Montana legislative session opens with O W Belden of Fergus county elected speaker. Governor Stewart urges restraint on new counties, tax reform studies, a five justice supreme court, and a state guard revival as Democrats face election contests from Silver Bow. Emma Ingalls of Flathead pushes delinquent girls home with broad support from women's clubs.

Legislative Bureau The Mortars Newspaper Association Helena O. W. Bolden Fergus County Ss. V. Stewart Nonpartisan League Silver Bow County Emma Ingalls Plathead County State Federation of Women’s Clubs Ingalls

Montana Men in Thirty-second Division First to Plant Flag on German Soil

The Thirty-second division and the One Hundred and Sixty-third infantry are lauded for bold actions in World War I. Montana, Oregon, Washington and other states contributed many soldiers who fought on Alsace to the Meuse, crossing the Rhine region. The narrative credits Burr Price of the New York Herald with detailing the unit’s campaigns and victories. The piece also profiles local figures Wellington H. Meigs, Oscar Crutchfield, C. A. Wilson, and Helena’s dry climate as a backdrop to state politics.

Montana Second One Hundred and Sixty-Third Infantry Alsace Meuse 163D France National Army Germany Burr Price New York Herald Paris The Herald Rhine Wisconsin Michigan Oregon Washington Thirty-second Ourcq Vesle Soissons Juvigny Plateau Mangin Verdun la Dame Marie Freya Stellung Bocie Bantheville Wood Dun Stenay Argonne

Inventor Dr. F. A. Long Demonstrates Stump Clearing Machine

Lincoln county state senator Dr. F. A. Long of Eureka Mont has patented a stump clearing device that bores intersecting holes in stumps and guides burning at the base. The machine, shown in western timber districts, speeds boring and burning and doubles as a drag saw for logs.

F. A. Long Lincoln County Eureka, Mont Long The Timberman Portland Ore Eureka Pacific Coast Dr. Long

Kalis pell officer rises to chief disbursing officer in England

Captain William Whipps of the Second Montana regiment now 163d infantry has been appointed chief disbursing officer for England by the war department and is based at the American headquarters in London. He will oversee paying vast British government bills and ensure all accounts meet war department standards.

William Whipps Kalispell Montana Winchester England War Department London Whipps 163D Infantry United States

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Butte Philipsburg Great Falls Treasure State Convention of Architects Ee Gee O. W. Belden Republican Party Belden Lewistown University of Nebraska Larry Do Bell Butte Miner Samuel V. Stewart Mies House Senate Special Tax Commission Fifteenth Legislative Assembly National Guard Stewart Supreme Court Phil Greenan State Council of Defense Red Cross Silver Bow Charles Boulware Hugh Carroll Arthur V. Corry John J. Foley Jerry J. Harrington Dan M. Kelly Don B. King William Meyer E. T. Mooney William E. Carroll F. C. Fluent Joannag. Greig H. J. Grimes Charles Hen Ronald Higgins Missoula Republican Caucus W. O. Craig M. D. Nicholson Clark Wright John E. Edwards Rosebud County Fergus House of Representatives W. W. McDowell Sixteenth Assembly Rosebud Ravalli County Frank Cone Cone Hamilton Old Guard OLD Second Montana Wellington H. Meigs Cascade County Abraham Lincoln Siloam Springs Arkansas University of Missouri Wagner Oklahoma Edwards Florida Tampa Oscar Crutchfield C. A. Wilson Cascade Dryburgh Solon Irving Whitehouse Company Third Street
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