World News Highlights From The Day
The United Kingdom paid 35 176 123 dollars to the American government for munitions including 13 600 000 for Liberty motors and 13 274 000 for airplane spruce. Foodstuffs to Europe average 11 871 396 daily. 2 400 000 000 in the last year. French agents buy 400 cows in Cincinnati with plans to buy 30 000 more milch cows. High prices blamed on exports to Europe. August shipments expected near 1 500 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
New York
Europe
Cincinnati
Chicago
United States Army
Kolchak
Russia
Republic of Colombia
Julius Barnes
U. S. Grain Corporation
United States
London
England
Kahn
California
San Francisco
Kansas City
Hiatt Motors Company
Mexico City
Rafael Arocena
Berlin
Admiral von Tirpitz
America
Bethmann-Hollweg
von Pohl
Mouth of the Columbia as premier naval base for the Pacific
A government engineer argues the Columbia River mouth offers the best deep water harbor on the Pacific coast with 48 feet depth and fresh water, enabling rapid repair provisioning and defense for the west coast. He contrasts with Bremerton and cites strategic advantages over San Pedro and other sites. The piece promotes Warrenton property values related to naval base plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Canada
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Columbia
Bremerton
Straits of Fuca
Oregon Coast
Pacific Coast
New York
Los Angeles
Daniels
San Pedro
M. Nolan
Washington
Oregon
The
20 000 Barrels Whiskey Bought For Army Use
Bowing Green Kentucky reports England bought 20 000 barrels of whiskey for future army use in the state. The item notes other international economic moves including inflated auto prices, surplus cloth sales, and housing shortages in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
England
Fort Benton Farm to Install Electric Irrigating Plant
Fort Benton resident Charles Lippard plans to install an electric power irrigating plant on his Missouri river ranch, aiming to harvest about a hundred tons of vegetables though this year’s hay crop is short. The item sits among a string of state notices across Montana including fire losses in Butte, a fatal auto accident near Opportunity, and upcoming civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Charles Lippard
Missouri River
Lippard
Butte
Ryan Fruit Company
South
Arizona Street
Walter Kneivel
Ferdinand Wolfer
Anaconda
Wolfer
Cascade
Sylvia Sieben
Chestnut Valley
Sieben
San Diego
Cal
David G. Browne
W. R. Early
F. E. Stranahan
Helena
Montana Trade Commission
Frank Cone
H. S. Magraw
N. E. Collins
Keil Grocery Company
Ryan Grocery Company
Stone-Ordean-Wells Company
S. C. Ford
Billings
Charles Foix
Charles
Roy Barclay
Foix
Roy
Missoula
E. H. Vanderberg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Deer Lodge
Browning
Glacier County
Blackfeet
Walter J. Haynes
State Railroad Commission
North Fork
Blackfoot
Powell County
Montana State Fair and Victory Exposition
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
American Legion of
Montana
Stewart
No Shortage of School Teachers in Montana This Summer
Miss May Trumper, state superintendent of public instruction, notes about 1,400 teachers are taking summer courses in Montana. She does not foresee the fall difficulty in securing rural school teachers as in the previous year, citing the continued participation of many men teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
May Trumper
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR LAND IN FORBES N D
Live town restaurant with a $20 000 payroll per month invites viewing or address Box 86 Nelhart Mont for sale or trade. Store building 24 by 85 two stories and 90 lots in Forbes Dickey Co. Rents $30.00. Geo H Ladd Forbes ND FORD OWNERS SAVE MONEY STRANSKY FUHL VAPORIZOR fords save 25 to 50 percent on gas guaranteed with attached warranty Automatic $4 Montana Sales Association Gage Hotel BILLINGS MONT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
Nelhart
Mont
Forbes, N. D
Dickey Co
Geo. H. Ladd
FORD
Stransky Fuhl
FORDS
Montana Sales Association
Gage Hotel
Billings
Great Malls
C. B. Nelson Co
Central Ave
C. B. Garland
Wyo
H. Bever
Garland
Wyoming
Montana Weekly
Great Walls
Summer course participants seek work to resume college
Nearly 300 men and women completed the summer course at Lewiston and about the same number attended the two six week courses at the state normal at Dillon. They are taking examinations for credits and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
State Normal
Dillon
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Bole
Ant
Warrenton
Stanton Bank
Scapa Flow
HE Mutual Oil Company
Montana Oil Company
Mutual Oil Company
Mutual
General Office For
Pexas Oil
Toyah Oil Company
Southwestern Life Bldg
Dallas
Texas
Grover & Leuchars
1St Ave. S
Revelare Secret Service
Northwest
Sault Lake
Boise
Pocatello
Portland
All Communications
Ida
Rovig Lumber Company
First Ave
Seattle
Wash
Blue Print & Supply Co
Unn Bg
Tribune
Ll el Cie
Republic
C. W. Flory
What Ave. N
Great Palla
Butte College of Telegraphy
Montana Farmer
Barsui
Shields River Valley
J. W. Hetferlin
Livingston
Hamilton Thacher
Corvallis
Farmers Land Co
C. WM. Campbell & Son
Itasca Lumber Co
Deer River
Minn
Ee Et Ee
Montana Stock
Montana Ranches
Sixth Avenue
Henry J. Angermeter
Steele Building
Wowland & Maser Security Company
Montana Building
Sage Ranch
W. CG. M Clintock
Custer County
Miles City
Frary & Burlingame
Great Falla
Libirty
Butte Stock Exchange
North Main
Blazenfords
Darsh & Greenfield Co
Columbia Gardens
Columbia Floral Co
Broadway
All Scroggins
Parke,avis & Company
Detroit
Gqrhat Balls
Royal Typewriter Agency
French Dry Cleaners I
Ictal Pit Unique Cleaning & Tailoring CO
Cail Or Express
W. Granite
Ashayers
Bit Tout & McCarthy
Lewis & Walkhdr
Anssayers
Ont
Hoenck
Minneapolis
KODAK
Fern Studio
Eastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drug Co
Central Avenue
Helena Adjustment CO
S. C. Huseth
Orote Optometrist
Optician
Wisconsin Colonization Company
Sawyer County
Great Clay Team
Wisconsin
U. S
Wisconsin Colonization CO
Ist Ave
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