A. B. C. transit refrigeration gains traction in US
Lewis Penwell of Helena reports strong progress toward A B C system contracts with major railways and express firms. American Railway Express negotiates for 250 units while Fruit Growers Express nears 1 000 refrigerator cars built by Pennsylvania Tank Car. Trials with cantaloupes and peas show notable efficiency and cost savings.
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Lewis Penwell
Helena
A. B. Co. Transit and
Penwell
American Railway Express Company
Express
Pennsylvania Tank Car Company
New York
Sharon
Great Northern
New York Central
Pennsylvania
National Canners’ Association
C. B. Witter
Lewis Penwell Company
Witter
Wilson and Company
Chicago Packers
Washington
A. B. GC
Quartermaster General
Anheuser-Busch Company
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chapin-Sacks Company
Baltimore
Imperial Valley
California
Cincinnati
Ohio
Novey and Company
Chicago Commission
W. A. Stewart and Company
Canada
Mrs Maggie Hathaway Pioneers War Efforts in Montana
The article profiles Mrs. Maggie Smith Hathaway of Ravalli County, Montana, a state legislator, farmer, and lecturer known as Mrs Has Her Way. It covers her wartime farming, public service, and advocacy for prohibition, outlining her campaigns, leadership on public morals, and hands on work on the farm.
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Montana
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Prohibition
Committee On Public Morals
America
Germany
Ravalli
Blind youth to be attorney amid hardship and success
Dan F. Shea, 22, blind since infancy, runs a North Henry street grocery in Butte while pursuing Silver Bow Law School studies. He hopes to join the Montana bar within a year, aided by family support and his brothers earnings.
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Henry Street
Butte
Dan F. Shea
Montana
Dan Shea
Butte Business College
Shea
North Henry Street
John Shea
Dan
Waukesha Street
Robert
John
Law
Denny
Boulder
New World Record Set for One Day Plowing and Seeding
At Fort Peck on the Crow reservation, 17 of 18 tractor outfits finished a 620 acre flax seeding and plowing test between 3 a.m. and 9 p.m. with continuous operation over four miles of level land. Total 536 miles traveled. winning outfit covered 41 miles while seed drills averaged 41 miles. Prizes awarded to top engineers and plowmen as well as drill handlers.
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Crow Reservation
Montana Farming Corporation
Fort Peck
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United States Army
Post Office Department
American Railway Express
Maggie
Hamilton
Stevensville
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