Y M C A to Train Men of New Army
The Y M C A undertakes to train soldiers of the new national army for advancement after the war. Courses include French Spanish bookkeeping shorthand and public speaking in cantonments under government direction. Classes aim to raise intelligence and salaries, with universal access and supportive camp life.
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Y.M.C. A
National Army
Army
Nuxated Iron Claims Boosts Strength at Any Age
A persuasive health notice claims iron supplementation can renew vigor for men into their 60s. It touts nuxated iron as easily absorbed, renewing strength in two weeks and promising double strength or a refund if results fail, with cautions against old iron forms.
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New York
N. Y
Thenaganda
H. Sauer
Mills Monument marks first gold discovery site in Montana
A marble shaft near Gold Creek commemorates the first gold discovery in Montana made in 1858. Funds from Mary E. Morony-Lalor, in honor of Captain James H. Mills, mark the milestone two miles north of the find and beside a granite tablet in a nearby boulder.
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Montana
Society of Montana Pioneers
Missoula
Gold Creek
Mary E. Morony-Lalor
James H. Mills
N. P
Northern Pacific
Mills
Alder Gulch
Montana Post
Granville Stuart
Sallie Anderson
Reese Anderson
Frank Brown
Dean Stone
School of Journalism
The
State University
Thomas McTague
Captain Mills
ER. OS. Paxton
Beaverhead Valley
Deer Lodge
Mr. Stuart
Flint Creek
Fred Burr Creek
Fort Bridger
Willow Creek
Hall
James Stuart
Thomas Adams
California
Benetsee Creek
Treasure State Boys Are Finest at American Lake Camp
Montana youths at the American Lake training camp are praised as the finest physical specimens. Reported noncommissioned officers emerge from the first contingent as they begin formal drill and marching duty. Cadets wear khaki shirts and varied headgear, with some in uniform, others in civilian clothes. They drill in squads across the reserve grounds, often marching for hours under whistle commands, with occasional lake dips for relief.
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American Lake
Montana
Camp Lewis
Col A A White Promotes Flathead Lake Real Estate
Colonel A A White of St. Paul, who bought Wild Horse island and many villa sites on Flathead Lake two years ago, visited Butte yesterday. He says Montana’s greatest lake offers unmatched outdoor beauty and has invested heavily in regional real estate. The Dixon to Polson branch of the Northern Pacific will boost eastward interest, expanding attention to Flathead County as an ideal spot for summer homes.
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A. A. White
St. Paul
Wild Horse Island
Flathead Lake
Butte
Montana
Northern Pacific
Dixon
Polson
Flathead
Commonwealth
Anaconda Standard
Montana Briefs From Across State in October Dispatches
A roundup of short items from towns including Lewistown Livingston Butte Bozeman Malta Winnett Whitefish Havre Roundup Missoula Baker Big Timber Missoula Deer Lodge Wilsauk Opheim Miles City Billings Roundup Yellowstone Fergus shows local events. Highlights include rail and road plans farm loan organization fire ruins church and civic actions across Montana counties.
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Chouteau
Lewistown
Livingston
Butte
Bozeman
Gallatin Laundry Company
Plentywood
Winnett
Milwaukee
Malta
The
Odd Fellows
National Farm Loan Association
Whitefish
Great Northern
Columbia Falls
Havre
Ryan Mercantile Company
Home Guards
C. V. Woodard
the Tribune
Black House
Madison River
Ralph F. Skylstead
Ensign
Leutenant
Fergus County
Yellowstone River
Baker
Sioux Forest
Fallon County
Big Timber
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Montana
Great Falls
Glasgow
Billings
Glendive
Missoula
Idaho
Salmon
State Fish and Game Department
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
State Penitentiary
Wilsauk
Charles D. Birch
Joh . Hopkins Ranch
BE. T. Gruwell
R. F. Bogart
Opheim
Soo
Miles City
C. A. Cook
State Baptists Association
G. W. Shepard
C. R. Brittain
Clifford Cress
Board of County Commissioners
Yellowstone
Fergus
R. W. Blocker
Ayres
Po Kalp
District Court
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Helena
A. C. Herbst
Libby
C. R. Stranahan
Cora Marsh
Kalispell
J. B. Cocks
C. W. Dawes
Alice Barnes Hoag
Cascade
Washington
A. G. Herbst
C. J. Nepper
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Stevensville
Increase in Postage on First Class Mail
The post office warns of higher rates for Christmas mail to soldiers and general increases in first class postage. Mail early to avoid delays, use clear addresses, and mark parcels Christmas mail. New rates take effect November 2 with eight cents for outgoing letters and two cents for city mail and post cards.
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Post Office Department
the War and Navy Departments
France
A. M. Dockery
Pessimist mocks early Christmas shopping plan
A humorous remark notes that a pessimist worries about starting Christmas shopping too soon, framing early prep as unnecessary anxiety.
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American Society
Stanton Bank
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Army Y. M. C. A
Sloan
Treasure State Boys
Col. White
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
White Sulphur Springc Mineral Water Co
White Sulphur Springs
Mortams
Frank Lemmer
Central Avenue
P. O. Box
WIK
Photos
Reasonable Erices
Gibson Studio
Giudio
Harry H. McColh
Montara
S. G. Huseth
Optometrist