Warrenton Harbor as Key Break Bulk Port
Warrenton is highlighted as the cheapest and easiest break bulk and assemblage point for regional traffic, with the Columbia River mouth offering the shortest haul and favorable grades. Estimated savings of thirty cents per ton on river haul vs over mountain routes, and a tide of eight feet. Terminal rates match Puget Sound ports and Portland, with faster schedules and reduced rail delays for interior shipments.
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Columbia River
United States
Rocky Mountains
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Coast Mountains
North America
Canada
Panama Canal
Liverpool
Montreal
Dakotas
Montana
Nebraska
Warrenton’s
Great Harbor
Pacific Ocean
Ocean
Portland
Orient
Warrenton
Pacific Coast
The
Columbia
World News in Brief from Across Cities and Capitals
Subscriptions to the British Victory loan reach 2.75 billion dollars. The British Commons approves the German peace treaty and Anglo French pact. Allied forces near Budapest prepare to advance. Bandits hold Lawrence L. Shipley in Fresnillo for ransom. Maximilian Harden rumored as German ambassador to the U.S. Wilson urges Pershing and March to full general rank. Prohibition enforcement bill advances in Congress.
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London
House of Commons
Vienna
Budapest
Washington
Lawrence L. Shipley
Fresnillo
Berlin
Maximilian Harden
United States
Wilson
Pershing
House
Cologne
Germany
Dernburg
Paris
France
New York
Los Angeles
Smith
Sait
Lloyd George
Chicago
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
William G. McAdoo
Chile
Westfield
Mass
State Normal School
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mexico
U. S
Philadelphia
David W. Entriken
Kennet Square
Royal Coal Commission
England
American Legion
National Organization of Veterans of the War
Manila
Hamburg
Bremen
Boston
Baltimore
Fairfield-Flax sells at five dollars per bushel
The state notes Fairfield-Flax is trading for 5.02 dollars per bushel. Other briefs report Epworth League delegates numbering over 300 at Billings convention and various local events from fires near Gilt Edge to new contracts and notices across Montana.
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Fairfield
Billings
Epworth League
Wistown
John A. Drake
Lewistown
C. Sweitzer
Conrad
Pondera County
Wolf Point
France
James Shannon
Missoula
Elizabeth Countryman
Frank P. Woody
Helena—Manufacturers of
Montana
Plentywood—Kallman, Mattison & Woods
St. Paul
Epworth League Association
W. T. Greeley
Great Falls
Northwestern Grain Growers’ Association
Fred Burns
Great Northern
Peter Pero
Red Cross
Musselshell County
Simms
E. R. Kahla
Curley Farm
O. M. Nelson
R. L. Dick
Musselshell
E. F. Dearns
Polson
A. Houle
Broadus
Powder River County
Stacey
Helena
H. H. Bracken
Stevensville
J. R. Faulds
Northwest Tribune
Joseph Townsend
Faulds
Thomas H. Carter
United States
Washington
Arcadia Esteves
Jackie
New York
Philippines
E. L. Robbins
P. H. O’brien
Robbins
O’brien
R. E. Slavins
Prairie Elk
Slavin
Tri-City Oil Company
Greybull
Crazy Woman’s Pocket
Tri-City
van Dusen
Trade Controls Outline Postwar Economic Plan
Nations will free most commodity trading including cotton shipments from Atlantic ports while restricting dyestuffs, chemicals and potash. Fines imposed for cotton shipments will apply from southern ports. The reparations commission under the peace treaty will regulate the three restricted commodities.
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Philadelphia
Indian Is Incorrigible Enemy Boy Sentenced in Montana
Andrew Enemy Boy of the Fort Belkway reservation was sentenced to 50 days in jail after pleading guilty to stealing a horse worth 30 dollars and selling it for 25. He is 21, has a long history of trouble, and complained of government pay. The judge noted the end of horse stealing as a custom and warned of harsher outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Enemy
Fort Belkway
Helena
United States
George M. Mourquin
Enemy Boy
Havre
Malta
Harry H. Kellim
Canada
Bourquin
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Tarad
Eae
B.P.C.E
H. L. Casey
Bozeman
Warrenton Harbor
Montana-Warrenton Development Company
Stanton Bank
Great Falls, Montana
Dept
Besta
Eddy’s Sunshine Bread
Great Kalls and
Russell Chubb
Yegen, Butte
S. C. Huseth
Frage 7
Optometrist and
Optician
Dollar Rooms
Broadway
Butte
Quincey
Wash
Everett
Norton Avenue
Nverett, Wasa
Pene
Grover & Leuchars
1St Ave
Northwest
Salt Lake
Boise
Pocatello Portland
All Communications
Pocatello
Ida
May
Rovig Lumber Company
First Ave. S
Seattle
Heef Best
Blue Print & Supply Co
Dunn Bg
Anklyers
KTC
Toue & McCartiy
Lewis & Walendrk
Wyoming
Butte Mont Rever
Woence
Minneapolis
Mont
Whidby Island
Skagit Flats
Steve Saunders
Marysville
Farmers Land Co
Awberry and Willis
5Th Avenue “A
Montpente
Spokane County
Spokane
Edwards & Bradford Lumbhr CO
HLK
Michigan
Howland & Maser Security Company
Montana Building
C. H. Campbell & Son
Judith Basin
Farmers’ Land Co
Montana Ranches
Sixth Avenue
Bowdon
Phillips County
Af Ieay LP
Great Walls
Kent
Lincoln County
Thomas Mackey
Henry J. Angermeter
Steele
W. C. McClintock
Custer County Bank
Miles City
Brary & Burlingame
Ford & Hollister Ranch (Inc
Darby, Mont
Nanprnnydultry
Darsh & Greenfield Co
Columbia Gardens
Columbia Floral Co
W. Broadway
Parke, Davis & Company
Detroit
Mich
Rogers Studio
Gallatin County Fair
KODAK
Fern Studio
Eastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drug Co
Central Avenue
Unique Cleaning & Tailoring CO
Granite
Helena Adjustment CO
Yelena, Mont
Butte College of Telegraphy
Wisconsin Colonization Company
Sawyer County
Great Clay Loam
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Colonization CO
Charles D. Crouch
Sand Coulee
S. E
Tracy and
Piatt & Heath CO
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