Record of Mayer Dry-Sex shoes worn sixteen months abroad
An American citizen who enlisted with the Serbian army in World War I wore Mayer shoes from December 25 1914 to May 7 1916. The six week typical life of army footwear makes this duration remarkable, reflecting the quality of Mayer shoes made by F Mayer Boot and Shoe Co of Milwaukee. A photo of the worn shoes can be obtained from the Milwaukee company.
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Mayer
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee
United States
Wisconsin
Wars and World News Roundup Across Continents
Reports from Paris Berlin Washington and London cover postwar turmoil and relief efforts. Headlines note killings in France about mail plane crashes near Simla India martial law in India and food relief in Germany. The Leviathan sails with 12000 troops while U S policy and Armenian concerns stir debates.
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Vilna
Paris
Strasbourg
New York
Leviathan
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Chicago
George R. Roberts
Omaha
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Admiral Sims
Washington
Mexico
League of Nations
Landis
Burleson
Illinois
National Guard
War Department
Bureau of Military Affairs
Great Northern Plans 300 Mile Rockford Cutoff
Federal manager W H Kinney said the Great Northern will build 300 miles of new road in Montana this year, linking wheat belts to the Pacific. The project includes bridges on the Missouri River and a cost estimate between 12 and 15 million dollars, pending Congress approval.
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Great Northern
Butte
Mont
W. H. Kinney
Great Northern Railway
Rockford
Montana
Pacific Coast
Missouri
Congress
Railroad Administration
Warrenton
United States
W. G. Langfitt
San Francisco
Straits of Fuca
Columbia River
Oceanside
R. M. Calkins
Spokane
Puget Sound
Great Northern Railroad
Columbia
Lewiston
Idaho
Portland
Lewis & Clarke
Marine Iron Works and Marine Railway
Skipanon
Pacific Power & Light Company
New York
Panama Canal
Orient
ARMON
Ees Hee
W. Heffernn
Albemarle
Livingston
Great Balls
Great Falls
J. Winhbester
Khedive, Sask
Canada
Judith Basin
Farmera’ Land Co
Lewistown
C. H. Campbell & Son
State bank to open soon in Emigrant and expanded Montana notes
Reports from multiple towns describe bank openings and expansions, including Emigrant forming a state bank, Taft school adding a four room wing in Billings, and Farmers State Bank building in Ekalaka. Additional items cover land sales, stock sales, irrigation, and local development across Montana.
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Billings
Ekalaka
Farmers’ State Bank
Lewistown
Bills
Spokane
Gilman
Missoula
Anaconda
Centennial Valley
The
State University
Simms
Sun River Valley
Helena
Toole
Blaine
Hill Counties
Reed Point
Absarokee
Fergus County
Bozeman
Butte
Silver Bow County
Wolf Point
Walter Swanson
Theodore
Flatwillow
Congress
David Hilger
Bozeman Milling Co
State Industrial Board
Great Falls
Cascade County
New York
Edward Sisson
Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew White
Miles City
Powder River County
Custer
Powder River
Old West town Medora teems as North Dakota coal rush begins
A Montana legend Marquis de Mores era Medora attracts a flood of officials and prospectors after a discovery of anthracite coal near the Montana boundary. A 27 foot coal vein spurs shafts and a Red Trail Coal Company test, while Medora's historic row with Roosevelt and the Marquis colors the boom.
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Montana Eastern Boundary Line
North Dakota
Medora
Montana
Minnesota
Red Trail Coal Company
Northwest
Marquis de Mores
Hoffman
Deadwood
Paris
Northern Pacific
Palmer House
Chicago
America
Marquis
New York
Ze Gardinaire
Texas
Dakotas
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Little Missouri
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Huseth
Alhambra Hot Springs
BATES
M. J. Sullivan
Shyer
Aed Sera Cavalry
Atte Ant Artillery
Ayhe
Pek
London
Foreign Ministry
Germany
Armenia
Turkey
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
Juneau
Alaska
Petty H. Nuxon
Deep Sea Fishermen’s Union
H. V. Hendricksen
Alaska Labor Union
Territorial Senate
United States District Attorney
Yellowstone
Marinu
Irving Whitehouse Company
Great Falls, Mont
Montana-Warrenton Development Co
Great Falls, Montana
Stanton Bank Bldg
Montana Farming Corporation
Monaco
Montana Oil Company
Crow
Fort Peck
Hardin and
Poplar
Kalispell
Bear Paw Mountains
Rane
P. O. Box
Great Alls
W. C. McClintock
Custer County Bank
Farm Mortgagh Corporation
308 Securities
Bord & Hollister Ranch (Inc
Darby, Mont
L. Parker
9Th Ave
CD. Watson Robb Co
Blatchfords Foods
Orsh & Greenfield Co
Rocky Mountain Rabbitry
B Street
Butte, Mont
Columbia Gaedhns
Columbia Floral Co
W. Broadway
SOHD
Woodruff-Boyce Seed Co
Pike Street
Seattle
Wash
Lawrence Hauck
Philipsburg
Rovig Lumber Con
Hirst Ave
Nii
IPO CI Ce Lo CO
Butte College Telegraphy
Revelabe
Shervich
Salt Lake
Boise
Pocatello
All Communications
Ida
KODAK
Eastman
Marchant
Montana Typewriter Co
Butte Mont
Ciip Ciece
Helena Adjustment CO
Nickerson
West Park
FORS
Hoenck'a
Minneapolis
Blue Print & Supply
Dunnono
Great Fall
Toad & McCarthy
Lewis & Walker
Ansayers
Wyoming
Ciec Cin
Grover & Leuchars
1St Ave. S
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