Federal order to aid lamb and wool under war drive
Washington a March 7 The food administration issued an order allowing eating lamb and mutton across the United States. Joseph A Hanlon of Billings praised the move saying it could be permanent and boost production and wool. Army clothing issues and a wool shortage drive government inquiries with Gen Goethals and a board of wool associations to study durable fabrics and supply.
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Washington
United States
Food Administration
Joseph A. Hanlon
Billings
Mr. Hanlon
Hoover
Hanlon
Herbert Hoover
Quartermaster General
Goethals
Gen. Pershing
France
Council of National Defense
War Department
Army
Montana
Idea to curb food waste in Beaverhead sheep camps
An examiner correspondent urges the Beaverhead county committee on conservation of food to address vast waste in sheep camps. The writer proposes paying herders a self-board allowance by adding their monthly board cost to wages so they manage and reduce usage of dry goods meat lard flour and sugar, benefiting both workers and sheep owners.
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Committee On the
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County High Defeated In State Tourney Openers
Beaverhead County High School basketball team, returning from the state tournament, lost 31 to 20 to Gallatin and 24 to 16 to Helena in opening games. The All-State team includes Barbour, Scrossberg, Bratsberg, Bright, and Egsberg. Junior Prom plans progress with student-made invitations and programs. Red Cross holds three weekly meetings with aim to complete layettes.女生 enthusiasm noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Gallatin
Helena
Custer
Missoula
Billings
Sweetgrass
Terry
Corvallis
Beaverhead
R. C. Lemmon
Bernard Williams
Eugene Finch
Frank Ryburn
Wyman Smith
George Hildreth
Frank Hatfield
Barbour
Scrossberg
Bratsberg
Bright
Egsberg
Livingston
Hazel Bombard
Ronald Kain
Christianne Kneale
Phillipsburg
Olive McKay
Glasgow
Olive White
Kalispell
Miss McKkay
Red Cross
Red Cross Calls for Morale Effort for Soldiers
Pershing notes homesickness is a major challenge for troops and morale hinges on personal care. The Red Cross is urged to expand the Committee on Military Relief to compile names and addresses of every soldier and sailor, ensuring homespun letters and support reach all servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Red Cross
Committee On Military Relief
District War Letters Plan Supports Soldiers Abroad
The district urges regular letters, clippings, and small gifts to men in service. Every man from the district must be provided for, with chapters urged to start at once. Relatives are asked to update addresses at the Red Cross room or with Jean Bishop at 413 Idaho Street.
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France
Red Cross
Jean Bishop
Idaho Street
Postmaster Examinations for Salmon Idaho Held in Dillon
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a postmaster exam on April 3 1918 in Dillon Montana for Salmon Idaho. Salary 1800 yearly. Applicants must be US citizens ages 21 to 64 residing in the office delivery area. Submit Form 304 to the postmaster or Civil Service Commission by Washington. Also notice of land office filing three year proof for Robert E Melton Dillon Montana with witnesses listed. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Austin Terry of Seattle born March 1 with Katherine Drummey noted.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Dillon
Montana
Salmon
Idaho
United States
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
W. W. Grimes
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Robert E. Melton
Range
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
Carleton Innes
Frank Gordon
James O. Melton
Edward Saunders
Jos. Oker
Register
Austin Terry
Seattle
Wash
Terry
Katherine Drummey
W. F. Drummey
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Examiner
Dor
Anna Hart
Burke
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Lols
The
Bureau of Military Belief
Union Electric Co
Cleveland
Ditty & Sheppard’s
Cleveland Tractor Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Dillion Examiner
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