The Railroad Problem and Its Modern Dilemma
A summary of Charles Francis Adams style analysis on railroads as monopolies and public policy. It notes the shift from private competition to regulated or governmental control, the rise of unions, and proposed plans for consolidation versus public ownership. It references Adams, Cummins, Shaw, and the Interstate Commerce framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific Railroad
Adams
United States of America
America
Amelia
Europe
Albert B. Cummins
Senate Committee On
Inter State
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Albert Shaw
The
American Review of Reviews
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Railway Acts
Harrimans, Hills, Morgans
Albert B. Cummings
The Whirlpool at Royal Theatre Starring Alice Brady
Alice Brady appears in the latest select picture The Whirlpool at the Royal Theatre on Thursday. The photo drama aims to bolster the young star’s growing list of record-breaking productions.
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Alice Brady
Royal Theatre
War Cost to United States Total 322 182 Dead and Wounded
Washington report estimates the U S war loss in manpower through September 1 at 116 492 dead and 205 690 wounded, totaling 322 182. Killed in action reach 35 585, deaths by wounds 14 747, disease 58 073, accidents and other causes 8 092. Missing listed as zero with all corrected.
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Washington
United States
Sale of Tribal Herd At Auction Ordered
Great Falls, Sept. 22. Indian agent FP Campbell says about 4000 Blackfeet herd on the reservation will be reduced by shipping butcher stock to market and auctioning the rest not suitable for beef. About 1300 will be cut out. Ordered by Commissioner Cato Sells due to scarce pasture water and hay. Auction set for Oct 10 at Browning.
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Great Falls
FP. C. Campbell
Blackfeet Reservation
Cato Sells
Indian Affairs
Browning
Homesteaders Benefited Under Act of Congress
Great Falls report states 225 entrymen in the Great Falls land district have been allowed to abandon their homestead claims due to crop failure while retaining residence credit. They have gone to other locations to work and plan seedings for next year.
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Great Falls
Railroad Assessments Divided Among Montana Counties
The state board of equalization announced divisions of railroad assessments by county. Listed figures include Cascade 9 697 456, Missoula 9 599 695, Yellowstone 8 455 223, Gallatin 7 990 337, Silver Bow 8 137 562, Lewis and Clark 5 589 871, Park 4 358 493, and Madison 2 409 029, among others.
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State Board of Equalization
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Madison
Meagher
Mineral
Missoula
Musselshell
Park
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Montana Men Riding Nebraska Farmers
A special train chartered by Cheyenne county Nebraska farm bureau brought 275 Montana farmers to assist the Nebraska wheat harvest. The drought-stricken workers, many with Montana families, will return home after harvest and will be hired for threshing and fall packing duties once grain cutting and stacking are completed.
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Lincoln, Neb
Farm Bureau
Cheyenne County
Neb
Great Falls
Mont
Nebraska
Montana
For Sale Three Room House in Hobson Addition
Three room house with three lots in the Hobson addition to Chateau. Reasonable price and easy monthly payments to right parties. Inquire of BE. T. Glasgow.
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Hobson
BE. T. Glasgow
Notice of Sale of Impounded Stock in Chateau Montana
The City of Chateau Montana will sell for cash to the highest bidder on October 3 1919 at the feed barn of Frank Mce Cabe the following stock impounded a brown steer branded 36 on right rib a red cow branded 36 on right rib and a yearling heifer branded on left hip Owners may redeem before sale by paying pound charges to the City Marshal Sale at 2:00 PM Dated Chateau September 22 1919 A M Walley City Marshal
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Chateau
Frank MceCabe
Montana
A. M. Walley
Notice to Contractors for Teton County High School Building
Teton County High School Board of Trustees invites sealed proposals for the erection of a high school building on county property in Choteau Montana. Bids due by o clock p m Saturday October 18 1919 with certified cashier's check of 3500 payable to E D Forrest. Plans from Warren A Dedrick after Sept 26 1919 require 25 plan deposit refundable on return. Board may reject any or all bids. First publication Sept 26 1919.
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Teton County High School Board
Teton County
Montana
Choteau
Ruth Sweat
E. D. Forrest
Board of Trustees
Warren A. Dedrick
Billings
Teton County High School Board of Trustees
Printing 50 000 XXX and 50 000 XX 6% envelopes
The Montanan offers a shipment of fifty thousand XXX and fifty thousand XX 6% white envelopes ready for printing at low prices in five thousand lot sizes. No better envelopes on the market, and the stated price is very cheap. Do not complain about printing costs before inspecting the stock, as you will be surprised by the affordability.
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Montanan
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W. W. Gamble
Henry D. Robison
Robison
Abstract.Co
Ohoteau
Spring Creek
John Lyon
Forrest Garage
Odd Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Building
W. E. Logan
N. G
the Ranchers Hail & Fire Insurance Company
the Mutual Company of Montana Farmers
Wells
Commercial
A. C. Warner
U. S
Notarp Public
Samuel Henry Haas
National Bank
Great Falls, Montana
BE. J. Crary
McDonald
Choteau, Montana
C. J. B. Stephens
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Chateau, Mont
H. T. Rhoads
H.W. Bateman
MAG
U.S. Army
H. J. McGregor
McDonald Building
K of P
G. W. Burch
C. C. A. G. Warner
Bair
Main Street
Fence
Spencerian Pen
Cash Store
Logan & Howard
E. T
Glasgow
Cottonwood Camp
Moose Hall
W. H. Webb
John A. Gleason
C. C
Chateau Lodge
A. F
A. M
M. C. Dietrich
H. Porter
Sec
Fidelity
OES
R. Foote
J. E. Hodgskiss
Lucia de Lammerm
Ascher
Goda
Wollenhaup
Srith
Leyhoel
Fob
Godard
Erond Lavallee
Leybach
Maylath
Chenin
Hauge
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