Nations, Rail, and War News Mixed From Worldwide Dispatches
Briefs report postal rate talk in Washington and labor actions in Salt Lake City. Other items note railway dividends, a textile factory attack in Atlixco Mexico, senate debates on soldiers bonus, mutinies in Kiangsi, a deadly train wreck in Alabama, and various international diplomacy efforts amid postwar tensions.
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Washington
Salt Lake City
National Guard
Carbon County
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Mexico City
San Augustin
Atlixco
Pueblo
Senate
Shanghai
Sun Yat Sen
Kiangsi
Kianfu
Kia
Varied Farm Land Listings Across Western States
A compilation of prospective farm and land listings from Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and Nebraska. Advertisements offer irrigated farms 40 to 80 acres 100 acres and larger with water rights timber pasture and alfalfa crops. distant prices from 2 per acre to 55 per acre and credit terms up to 40 years. Also notices for trade sales and relocation, with contact names and addresses in Becket Fergus County Mont Rollins Mont Spokane Elk Washington and Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Stroud
Becket
Fergus County
Mont
Texas
Investor Publishing CO
Dept. C
San Antonio
Flathead Lake
Spring Creek
Rollins
Frank Kudlac
Nibbie
Montana
Schmitt
Nibbite
Idaho
O. O. Skalet
St. Anthony
Washington
Spokane
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Milan Farms Development Company
Old National Bank
Koothnai River
Charles R. Scholz
Ural
Edwards & Bradford Lumber CO
Elk
Northern Montana tillage clubs lead in weekly contest
Summer tillage clubs in northern and central Montana lead the Montana Development association in a weekly contest. Fort Benton tops acreage with 18 723, Rapelje wins with 138 members, and a $50 prize goes to the winning club. Three highway contracts totaling 106 977 97 were let by the state highway commission including resurfacing the Virginia City Banis road in Madison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Northern
Montana
Montana Development Association
Fort Benton
Rapelje
Stillwater
Poplar Pariintoarnence OG
Geraldine
Gildford
Lavina
Big Sandy
Midale
Chester
Hobson
State Highway Commission
George W. Lanstrum
Virginia City- Banis
Madison County
J. N. Brown & Son
Bozeman
Flint Creek Road
Granite County
Rich and Markhus
Missoula
Drummond-Philipsburg
Grantsdale
Ravalli County
Illinois Steel Bridge Company
St. Paul
Montana veterans poised for civilian life through rehabilitation program
More than 1,000 Montana veterans are in training or已 graduated into trades under the U S Veterans Bureau in Helena and other cities. Over 75 have completed training and secured good jobs while about 750 are in state schools and 150 in out of state programs. The Helena trade school is nearing operation with 100 to 150 students expected, including auto mechanics and electrical work. Rehabilitation enrollment runs at about six men per week, with December 16 the final day to apply.
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Montana
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Lief Fredericks
Bureau
Mr. Fredericks
Great Falls
Helena
Montana Historical Society Seeks Pioneering Data and Newspapers
James U. Sanders appeals to readers and institutions to donate diaries, maps, expedition reports, and newspaper files to the Montana Historical Society. He emphasizes the society’s mission since 1865 to preserve early Montana history and urges subscribers to deposit copies of their papers for future public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Bannack
Territory
Helena
Mississippi
Missouri
Columbia
Missouri River
Plains
Rocky Mountains
Hudson Bay Company
Northwest Fur Company
Columbia Fur Company
Pacific Fur Company
American Fur Company
Missouri Fur Company
Captain Wyeth
Pilcher
Bonneville
Fur Companies
Yellowstone
West
Staate
Congressional
Baltimore Sun
Congressional Library
Cuticura Advertises Skin Care Routine
An advertisement extols Cuticura Ointment for face care and Cuticura Soap with hot water. It claims improvements for poor complexions dandruff itching and red rough hands with a five minute wash. The ad urges daily use on rising and retiring.
MacNider Expected at State Legion Convention
State Adjutant Lamport reports National Commander Hanford MacNider will attend the Montana Legion state convention in Kalispell next month for at least one day. The gathering runs July 20 to 22 with arrival in Cheyenne by July 24.
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MacNider
O. C. Lamport
Montana
Torrington
Wyoming
Gilman Gilman and Augusta to Celebrate July Fourth
The Gilman Fair association plans a two day Fourth of July entertainment in Gilman Gilman and Augusta. Anaconda Bernard J Conroy of Anaconda named to West Point by Rep Washington J McCormick. Helena Colonel Nolan ill and under physician observation troubling the court room. Billings a sentence for Robert Phillips suspended due to youth. Havre Mayor Bourne returns unsigned salary warrant. Great Falls bank reorganization moves ahead with stockholders consent to $100 per share assessment. Butte H B Earling expects no rail strike despite wage cuts. Butte city food inspectors enforce fly proofing as groceries require screen doors. Missoula only 30 percent of forest wood becomes seasoned timber with further losses in manufacture. Helena spotted fever endangers shearers with deaths in Idaho. Billings Lewistown Oil gains control of Montana Refining to create largest NW capacity. Butte Florence Gainan returns from France after eight months service. Great Falls Lick Creek cave committee formed to seek national monument status.
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Gilman
Augusta
Gilman Fair Association
Anaconda
Bernard J. Conroy
West Point Military Academy
Washington J. McCormick
Helena
C. B. Nolan
Frank Conley
Billings
Robert Phillips
Marie Banzik
Havre
George B. Bourne
Great Falls
American Bank and Trust Company
Butte
Railroad Labor Board
H. B. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
H. C. Erickson
Missoula
Department of the Interior
Idaho
Lewistown Oil and Refining Company
Montana Refining Company of
Northwest
Florence Gainan
Cherbourg
France
Charles C. Bray
Ad Club
W. B. Willey
The
Forest Service
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Canoe
Ala
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Federal Reserve Board
California
Lansing
Jackson
George Straub
Alice Mallett
Hague
Europe
Russia
Genoa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reserve
Defense
Tokio
Tomosaburo Kato
Japan
Los Angeles
William S. Coburn
Ku Klux Klan
Inglewood
Denver
Orville J. Turley
Kenneth W. Robison
Emma Wise
New York
Senor Guglielmo Marconi
Harding
Peking
Canton
South China
Jacob Gould Schurman
Strauss
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
South
United Confederate Veterans
Montana Newspaper Association
McKinstry & Lowe
Frazee
Minn
Donald Livestock Co
Melville, Mont
H. P. Waterloo
J. E. Paulides
Ismay
Aer Ee Modern
Wood
Moore
Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Good Poultry Company
T. C. Power Company
Sm Navy
BE. Hamerbacker
Doland
Economy Sales Company
William G. Smith
Dakota
Ee Brockway
McCone County
Brockway Development Club
Brockway
Burley Tobacco
Moeller Tobacco Co
Green Bay
Tobacco Growers Union
Paducah
la Se
St. Peter’s Hospital
Morse
Butte College Telegraphy
Raymond Ogle and Co
Union
Seattle
K-23
KODAK
Jennings-Gusdorf
Re — Oeee Lewis & Walker
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Helena, Mont
Phillips County
Saco
T. J. Spurgeon
Balcones
Mexia
Laredo
Woman's International Commercial Association
RITZ
Fort Worth
Tex
Western Farms
R. A. McNown
Wilkinson Bldg
Omaha
Nebraska
Ashland Realty CO
Ashland Realty Company
Ashland
Ore
Belle Townsend
Vancouver
Wash
Hot Springs
Oakland
Calif
Budd
San Francisco
M. N. A—Wk
S. C. Huseth
Sere
Optician Optometrist and
Optician
Sanders
Board of Trustees
Montana Record-Herald
Helena Herald
Magazine of American History
State Historical Society
Minnesota Historical Society
N. P. Langford
Minnesota
Society
Department of Minnesota
Minnesota Pioneer
Pioneer Press of
James M. Goodhue
Minnesota Territory
James U. Sanders
Strong Leasing Company
L. G. Diehl
Great Falls Tribune
D. K. Woods
J. W. McKenzie
Montana Bond and Mortgage Co
First National Bank
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