Montana notes breeze through towns and tragedy
Harlen Mrs EB M Kennedy of this town heads to Chile to run a girls school. A snow onset bets drought end. Richard Williams, 61, dies from moonshine intoxication. A mining blast claims Sidney Gates and injures five near Ming Coulee. Montana towns report land withdrawals from Sioux forest, a Billings journalism course, a unidentified body in Missoula river, Red Cross events in Butte, and a land donation for an airfield in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Williams
Yellowstone
Great Falls
Ming Coulee
Sidney Gates
Carter County
Montana
Harding County
S. D
Sioux National Forest
Billings
Billings High School
Raymond Richards
Billings Gazette
Missoula
A. M. Donnaly
Chicago
Helena
Livingston C. Farrand
National Central Committee
Washington
Jeanette Ezekiels
Butte
Red Cross
Butte & Superior Mining Comany
Mineral Separation Company of London
United States District Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Bourquin
William M. Rannells
Hyattville
Wyo
Coal Shortage Warning As Box Car Loading Rises
Montana and the northwest face a growing coal crunch as box car loading climbs from 3000 to 5000 per day. The Montana railroad commission warns of possible coal famine this fall and winter if severe weather hits. Consumers are urged to lay in winter coal now due to reduced tonnage per car and impending equipment shortages from bumper crop movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Railroad Commission
Northwest
Montana Railroad Commission
Palouse
Coleville
Yakima
Puget Sound
Willamette Valley
Idaho
Spokane Valley
Lake Region
Coeur d’Alene
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Ale
Peach, Wash
Creston
Church
Reon
International Real Estate Exchange Bureaus
Sherman Bt
Coeur d
World News Digest Highlights Postwar Trade and Debt
The bulletin surveys postwar finances and industry across cities. Belgium and Denmark report economic strides and losses, Argentina becomes a top US trading partner, and US debt nears 25.6 billion. London notes resumed trade with Germany. Canada plans a large loan. labor and welfare topics appear with wage demands and veteran bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brussels
London
Lancashire
New York
Belgium
Buenos Aires
Argentina
United States
Copenhagen
Denmark
Great Britain
Germany
Connecticut Valley
Washington
Winnipeg
Canada
Copper Lake
Manitoba
Amsterdam
Zuyder Zee
National Association of Retail Clothiers
National Association of Letter Carriers
Congress
Henry P. Davidson
American Red Cross
Baker
Palestine
Andrew Carnegie
Fort Delaware
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Harlem
EB. M. Kennedy
Chile
South
America
Taree
Missi.Gor Crall
Great ‘Falls
Montana; Power Company
Missouri
Sriver
Chris Yegen
The
American Legion
J. B. Farrell
G. H. Stelzer
Harlowton
Minnesota
Upland
Robert L. Rowell
Central
Kyf
Aranteedi By’ Mentare Ab
Green Valley
Care
Montana Newspaper Association
Cy, “E
Malta
Mont
OUI Studebaker
Reynolds & McDowell Co
Ont
Rocky Mountain Bee Co
Bulings
Afont
Texas Oil
Toyah Oil Company
Southwestern Life Bridge
Dallas
Texas
Butte College of Telegraphy
French Dry Cleaners
Mall Or Express
W. Granite
Kodak Flenishing
Pooi Bpastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drug Co
Central Avenue
Grover & Leuchars
1St Ave
Rovig Lumbher Company
First Ave. S
Seattle
Wash
Blue Print & Supply Co
Unn Bg
B. C
P. O. Box
G. D. Gorus
Purdue
Counuy
Missouri River
Adams Realty Co
Borks
MdAtana
Shields River Valley
J. W. Hefferlin
Livingston
Farmers Land Co
Lewistown
Moat
C. H. Campbell & Ben
Sixth Avenue
W. Hoyle
Dean Ave
Spokane
Callae
Zurich
Amfont
Grbdat Falls
Parke, Davie & Company
Detroit
Mich
Liberty
Liberty Bonds
Prary & Burlingame
Butte Stock Exchange
North Main
Blatchfords Foods
Dorah & Greenfield Co
OO. B. Nelson Co
Central Ave
Montana Weekly Newsapers
Stuart Cobuern
Columbia Gardens
Columbia Floral Co
Broadway
TN Iith Olah
Helena Adjustmont CO
Helena, Mont
Royal Typewriter Agency
MI Tout & McCarthy
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Hoenck
Minneapolia
M. N. Awk
S. O. Huseth
Trige” Optometrist
Optician
Auto Electric
Starter and Battery Company
Great Falls, Mont
Remig Co
General Supply Company
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