Call to Arms for Montana Women Ready to Serve
Montana women ready to serve through the Red Cross and the federation system. They organize, study food production and conservation, plan statewide meetings in Miles City, promote garden campaigns, canning education, and economic dress changes to support war efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Red Cross
Council of Defense
Tyler Thompson
Missoula
State Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
B. L. Houston
Bozeman
General Federation
Good Government Organization
Miles City
Harvey Colt
Big Timber
Lizzie
America
Nuxated Iron Promises Strength Boost in Ten Days
A doctor in New York recounts tests claiming lack of iron in blood causes weakness and lists dramatic gains from taking Nuxated Iron. The ad-style piece urges readers to self-test strength, then use the product for two weeks and compare results, touting rapid improvements and a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E Sauer
Boston
A Musical Cuss, A Guitar Opens in St Joseph Firm
A Musical Cuss, A Guitar, attorney at law, maintains offices in the Toot building in St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Guitar
Toot
St. Joseph, Mo
Gentle barber Bill Dee gives unexpected uppercut
A lighthearted note describes barber Bill Dee and his calm shop dog, contrasting with a surprising uppercut the narrator received during a haircut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dee
Y M C A Plan to Aid Montana Soldiers War Work
Montana to raise $20,000 for the Y M C A war work council to aid soldiers at camps duty ships and in Europe. A statewide network with county committees aims to fund social religious and physical needs and build association buildings for all faiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Association
Helena
Great National Fund
Montana
National Young Men’s Christian Association
Europe
H. W. Stone
Portland
America
International Committee
Idaho
Dudley Richards
Missoula
Hannaford
Northern Pacific
Express
Association
Vimy Ridge
New York State
United States
Canada
Butte
Making Up the Flag at James Town Worsted Mill
A Philadelphia Public Ledger quip notes a flag raised at the James town worsted mill. It attributes each stage of textile work to a different nationality from wool sourcing to final dyeing, ending with the line about the land of the free and home of the brave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Land of the Free
Home of the Brave
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Bankers Urge Lending Amid Famine Threat
P. W. Goebel of Kansas City Kansas, president of the American Bankers Association, told Missouri bankers that refusing credit is cowardly and almost treasonous. He warned famine as the principal foe and urged lenders to finance food production, stating that able borrowers with collateral should obtain necessary funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Goebel
Kansas City
Kans
American Bankers’ Association
Missouri Bankers
Mr. Goebel
Numerous Montana towns show growth and notes of public works
The state reports 8000 farms in Hill county and 300 tractors in Sheridan county. Havre notes a population over 5000, while Roundup budgets 115000 for summer improvements. Helena lists coal price advances and big bond subscriptions. several towns report new appointments, strikes, and public projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Hill County
Hinsdale
Helena
Sheridan County
Lew L. Calloway
Westby
John K. Borg
J. A. Sleen
Lewistown
Milwaukee
Winnett
Opheim
Farmers State Bank
Livingston
Gardner
James Griffin
Blaine County
Spokane Federal Reserve Bank
Butte
Phil McMillan
Thomas Marlow
Red Cross
Whitehall
Pat Carney
Montana
Emil Carruthers
Engineer Corps
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Liberty Bonds
Montana Power Company
Great Walls
A. J. Fousek
Stewart
Anaconda
Billings
A. M. Alderson
Walter Alderson
Missoula
Cato Sells
Indian Affairs
Phil Greeman
Cc. K. Andrews
Chicago
Poplar
Horn
Western Pine Manufacturers Association
F. P. Linfield
The
State College
Dawson County
Fergus
United States
Ray Seeger
State Boiler Inspectors’ Department
Coun
Indian Why Stories by Linderman illustrated edition
Frank B. Linderman known as Coskee-see-co-cot is cited as the leading authority on Indian folklore in this praised collection. The first edition sold out and a second edition is now ready, bound and illustrated in color by Charles M. Russell. Published by Charles Scribner's Sons. Send $2.10 to Box 896 Helena Montana for home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Linderman
Linderman
Charles M. Russell
West
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Helena
Montana
Montana's Quota for National Guard Recruits
The war department's plan calls up 16 divisions for the guard and lists required units by state. Washington must supply a machine gun troop cavalry and field artillery units. Oregon must provide cavalry and field artillery battalions. Montana requires infantry and cavalry components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
War Department
Washington
Signal Corps
Oregon
Montana
Hard work for faith rivals zeal for politics
A remark emphasizes how some invest effort for religious groups with the same intensity as they devote to political parties, suggesting a call for balanced dedication across affiliations.
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France
England
Y.M.C.A
Gallatin
Sheridan
Silver Bow
WAR Eagle
Symons
Symon
Montans
Fong
Kirk Co
Harold Somers
DeKalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Great Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Richard P. Hoenck
A. Rauh
Minneapolis
Bacmenes
Great Falls
Fashion Cleaning and Dyeing Co
Ideal Beauty Parlors
Beckman Brog
O. Huseth
Mont
Photos
Gibson
Cor
DRY Cleaners
Harry H. McCole
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