Washington Letter Warns Against Prolonged Debates in Congress
TOM STOUT discusses lawmakers' habit of lengthy talks over appropriation bills in Washington. He notes the pork barrel rivers and harbors bill faces broad opposition yet passes amid widespread parochial interests. He previews the agricultural appropriation of 24.5 million dollars and praises the seed program, while promising a future detailed account of agricultural spending.
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Washington
Frear
Wisconsin
Senate
Congressional
Franks
Ezekial Candler
Mississippi
Zeke
Congress
Agricultural Department
Tom Stout
Highways a Part of Preparedness Proposition
Washington April 22 The American Automobile Association and the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce plan a repeat of last year’s highway drive during the July week containing the Glorious Fourth. Executives endorsed the Ohio State association’s suggestion to mobilize the 2.5 million motor car owners to show the vehicle’s reach and to foster county and state familiarity with road travel.
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Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Association
War preparedness drive broadens national highway role
A Washington conference on war preparedness linked highway needs to national security. Groups including the American Automobile Association and Society of Automotive Engineers backed a Bankhead bill proposing federal state road construction for military and peacetime uses.
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Washington, D. C
War College
American Automobile Association
Society of Automobile Engineers
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Motor & Accessory Manufacturers
John A. Wilson
United States Senate
Ford Cars Steadily Growing in Demand Across Montana
Montana Auto Supply reports weekly Ford shipments to Dillon with buyers including Fred Summers Twin Bridges H G Smith Glendale C J Ames Grant William Rhodes Sheridan and others. Dodge and Buick sales to listed customers accompany Ford truck orders and a Winton Six hearse is being built for the Anderson Livery company.
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Montana Auto Supply Company
Ford
Dillon
Fred Summers
Twin Bridges
H. G. Smith
Glendale
C. J. Ames
Grant
William Rhodes
Sheridan
Montana Mercantile Company
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Marcus Rand
Horse Prairie
William Templin
J. H. Thompson
Wisdom
Dodge
Wool Holders Net Gains From 1915 Boston Sale
The 1915 clip from Story & Work T. B. Story and John Work Sheep Co. sold in Boston for 27.5 cents a pound, higher than the 24 cent offer. Total 157,000 pounds shipped east in July 1915 to National Wool Warehouse, with Story & Work owning 82,000 pounds, T. B. Story 5,000, and John Work Sheep Co. 70,000.
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Story & Work
T. B. Story
John Work Sheep Company
Boston
National Wool Warehouse
Bozeman Chronicle
Local Notes From Melrose And Nearby Towns
Melrose residents Ralph and Florence Streb traveled to Butte on Monday. J. J. Vannoy, business visitor to Dillon on Friday. Albert Streb spent Sunday with relatives in Butte. Howard Smith visited Butte on Sunday for business. Eugene Molleur enjoyed Easter with his parents here. Violet Turner attended a Thursday evening town dance. Arthur DeCelles looked after mining property Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kambich spent the holiday with his parents. Ed Vance of Butte visited relatives here at Easter. Louise Hynes spent Saturday in Dillon and went to Butte for Easter. Julia Sullivan visited her niece Catherine Mansfield. Anita Stears and Catherine Mansfield spent Sat and Sun in Butte. Mr. Lacey, recently ill, improving slowly. Flint McCauley and wife welcomed a baby boy born last Thursday. Mrs. Frazier of Butte visited with George Leig horn’s family over Sun and Mon. Frank Shultz and Walter Vance drove to Twin Bridges, returning via Dillon on Thursday. Ed Hand was in Salt Lake City buying a boiler and hoist for Ajax mine near Rochester. Harold Townsend, Mr. Stockdale of Anaconda, and J. P. Brown of Feeley met here Friday for national forest business. Howard Smith bought a five passenger Ford in Dillon for erreb livery barn. Mary Bizet, suffering rheumatism, improved and visited friends in Butte over the week.
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Mrv
Butte
Julius Hartwig
Jewell
Dillon
Birch Creek
Robert Joy
Lost Creek Livestock Association
Carl Hartwig
Steve Kambich
H. F. Jackson
Bannack
D. B. Mason
Upper Grasshopper
Chas. Gooch
San Francisco
Calif
Edwin Coffin
Arizona
Silver Bow County
Virginia City
W. W. Cheeley
Madisonian
Dillon Meat Markets
Edwin Norris
Morse and
Pacific Street
O’connor and Snyder
Ralph
Florence Streb
J. J. Vannoy
Albert Streb
Howard Smith
Eugene Molleur
Violet Turner
Arthur DeCelles
Mike Kambich
Ed Vance
Louise Hynes
Julia Sullivan
Catherine Mansfield
Anita Stears
Lacey
Flint McCauley
Frazier
George Leighorn
Frank Shultz
Walter Vance
Twin Bridges
Ed Hand
Salt Lake
Ajax
Rochester
Harold Townsend
Mr. Stockdale
Anaconda
J. P. Brown
Feeley
National Forest
Erreb
Mary Bizet
Meate ssue TWENTY YEARS AGO Interesting Items From Examiner Files
A clipping notes brief visits and trips: A F Graeter from Horse Prairie, J E Morse to Butte, Dr J S Meade of Bannack, W G Blair of Horse Prairie, L B Seybold of Dell. The Shakespeare club held its annual entertainment at the rectory last Thursday evening.
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Shakespeare Club
Farm Loan Act Case Dismissed at Helena
Helena April 20 Judge R Lee Ward sustained the demurrer to Geo H Hill of Helena and dismissed the farm loan act injunction action against State Treasurer W C Rae. Temporary order dissolved and case closed though an appeal to the supreme court was indicated by Wight & Pen for Hill.
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Helena
Geo. H. Hill
W. C. Rae
R. Lee Ward
District Court
J. B. Poindexter
A. P. Heywood
A. D. Stillman
Wight & Pen
Hill
Supreme Court
Jack Noonan the Cleaner Tailor on Washington Corner
Jack Noonan operates a cleaning pressing and repair shop for ladies and gentlemen's clothing. He offers made to order suits and acts as an agent for International and Best Tailoring companies. All work guaranteed at the corner of Washington and Bannack streets, phone 83.
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Jack Noonan
Washington
Bannack Streets
Washington and
The Examiner Want column item ideas
If you have lost or found items or want to sell or buy something, The Examiner Want column invites submissions. Readers can place brief notices for items, services, and requests, in a concise community classifieds style.
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Examiner
Committee seeks student workers for self support at Normal College
The Committee on Student Help at the Normal College invites inquiries from individuals needing hourly work or students willing to work for board. Communicate with Nina M. Nash, Stella Henderson, Mrs. L. R. Free, or Elizabeth Hinshaw to arrange assistance.
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Normal College
Nina M. Nash
Stella Henderson
L. R. Free
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Jack Noonan the Cleaner Ad
Jack Noonan the Cleaner offers clean and gentlemen's clothing services. Suite made to order and guaranteed work. Corner Wash 83 Black.
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Reichle
Veronica Hartwig
Wilson
Wight
Cummins
Hughes
Martin Barrett
Harkness
Rife
BIG Returns
Melrose
Meatessue
A. F. Graeter
J. E. Morse
J._S. Meade
W. G. Blair
L. B. Seybold
Dell
P. M. Abbott
Three Forks
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Patterson
Dillon, Mont
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