Montana county reports show rain, grasshoppers and mixed yields
Summary of Montana county reports for the week ending July 2 from the department of agriculture, labor and industry. Many counties report heavy rains, hot days, and grasshopper damage, with crops varying from near destruction in Fergus to generally good hay and potato prospects statewide.
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Helena
Montana
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Richland
Fergus County
Teton
Custer
Fallon
Big Horn
Jefferson
Madison
Fergus—Ray
Roosevelt
Chouteau
Casecade
Lantern slides on child welfare at training school event
The Training School hosts an evening lantern slide program on child welfare in the auditorium at 8 16 pm under the Kindergarten Mothers' club. Miss MacGregor the school nurse explains. Free admission invites mothers teachers and normal students.
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Kindergarten Mothers’ Club
Miss MacGregor
van de Walker
Stevenson
Elkhorn
Alice, O’brien
Butte
Miss Innes
Walton Cosgrove
Wayne Roberts
Miss Baillie
Miss Stufft
Miss Norris
Chicago University
Harold Hubbard
Betsy Ross
Sleep the
Palmyra Training Pupils Receive Palmer Certificates
The training school pupils listed receive Palmer certificates. Miss Snyder will be in the assembly room Thursday at 3 to deliver them. Taft urges chambers of commerce to foster civic cooperation and public service. General Pershing orders war department and Bureau of War Risk Insurance to aid ex service members.
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Palmer
Walter Foster
Mary Spehar
Joe Sprinkle
Agnes Moore
Lillie Anderson
Mary Schwartz
Joe Garrison
Thomas Pinkerton
Evan, Burrell
Ivan Johnson
Floy Kerr
Harold Contway
Dan Mhenneberry
Evelyn Nelson
Elsie Schwab
Richard Peacock
Mary L. Tower
Helen Ballard
Lansing Waldorf
Anthony Connelly
Gynne Blair
Bernard Hummelt
Mary Lee Morton
Roberta Roberts
Dorothy Hirschman
Minnie Fessenden
Nancy Holliday
Ruth Tash
Virginia Smith
Dorrit Scott
Gladys Burtch
Frank Hunsaker
Elda Crowley
Miss Snyder
John J. Pershing
Army
War Department
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Bureau of War Rick Insurance
Duty of officers to aid ex servicemen under War Risk Insurance
The text requires all personal adjutants, recruiting officers, and regular officers on duty with the national guard to assist less fortunate comrades. They must familiarize themselves with related orders, obtain blank forms from the War Risk Insurance Bureau, help ex soldiers prepare applications, and forward completed papers directly to the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in Washington.
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National Guard
Risk Insurance Bureau
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Treasury Department
Washington
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Sam Nett
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Beavermont
Beaverhead Milling & Elevator Company
Dillon, Montana
Bureau OF War Insurance
P.A
Prince Albert
Nea
Atte i
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
inston-Salem, N.C
Jimmy Pipe
Pringe Albert
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Baxter Tonery Orchestra
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