War era brief notes from cities worldwide
A collage of short world items notes wartime topics from Fort Worth wheat sales to American aviator Thaw guiding civilians, U S troop plans, bonds printing, dog scarcity, stoves purchases, rail eggs, scrap metal, and overseas shipping and rail developments.
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Fort Worth
Paris
Lufberry
Boston
New York
Washington
Bureau of Engraving
Marshall Hindenburg
West Front
London
England
Germany
Cincinnati
Chicago
Verdun
United States
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Halifax
Canada
Europe
France
Balfour
Wilson
Vrooman
South
Flax Cultivation Guidelines For Montana Sod
Montana agricultural experts urge planting flax on sod with weed-free disease-resistant seed, formaldehyde seed treatment, and immediate packing after breaking. Deep sod breaking of 4 to 5 inches, rolling while soil is soft, and harrowing prepare a firm seed bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Sheridan County
United States
New York Firm Wins Bid to Build Allied Fleet Ships
The Foundation Company of New York receives a government contract to build an indefinite number of wooden ships to form a bridge fleet for transporting food and munitions to allied nations. The plant will employ 1,000 workers and produce one ship every ten days.
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New York
Foundation Company of
Beer saloon suit seeks twenty five thousand dollars
John A. Heilman a Kansas City salesman sues George Huebner alleging a nail in a beer bottle caused permanent throat and ear injuries after drinking at the saloon. He seeks $25,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John A. Heilman
George Huebner
Federal plan for high school boys camps in Missoula and Bozeman
Federal officials consider establishing 12 to 16 week camps for boys sixteen and older in Missoula and Bozeman Montana. Camps would provide transportation equipment and subsistence with military training as the main goal plus trigonometry signaling and physics. Instructors from public schools and regular army officers would run drills and guide instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Elliott
Missoula
Bozeman
Walking Upstairs Beats Flint and Steel for a Match
A modern household habit highlights progress from ancient fire starting methods. The note contrasts today's easy access to matches with ancestors who relied on flint and steel, encouraging gratitude for convenience.
Advertising space in Montana weekly papers offered
Persons seeking statewide publicity can obtain full information and rates by applying to the editor. Ads will be placed through him in 120 of the five weekly Montana papers, reaching a total circulation of 81,000 or more than 400,000 readers each week.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Henry B. Endicott
Committee On Public Safety
Sacramento
Cal
Henry Hamilton
Atlanta
Richmond
Pearson Hobson
America
Germany
Russia
Détroit
Henry Ford
Vitagraph Company
London
England
Wales
Trenton
N. J
Jacksonville
Fla
Paris
William Thaw
United States
Montana
Montana Farm Land Offers Across State Lines
Real estate ads array 160 to 3 840 acres in Montana and Idaho. Prices range from 6 50 to 22 50 per acre with various terms and prospects. Offers include tillable land, grazing, springs, and proximity to towns and rail lines. Contact G C Curtis Butte 619 Daly Bank Bldg or Fa paua-McCutcheon 108 Central Ave Great Falls.
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G. C. Curtis
Daly Bank
Butte
Montana
Fagan-McCutcheon- Price
Central Ave
Great Falls
Mont
Fapaua-McCutcheon-Price
Varan-McCutcheon-Price
Great Ivalls
J. W. Heffertin
Livingston
Rank J. Lapin
Steele Block
Wihbat
Teton County
Liberty
Central Av
VP. O
Great Walls
Kavin
J. N. Thelen
Conrad Bank
Bonner County
Idaho
Strout Realty Co
Bergus County
Vermont Loan & Trust Co
H. Cosgrove
Billings
American Bank & Trust Co
Great. Falls
J. H. Corcoran
Mon
Mutual Realty Co
Torch
Arnold & van Ious
Geo. H. Stanley
First National Bank
J. Ira Jones CO
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Street Railway Company
Baker
L. E. Bowers
Dept
Dearborn Street
Hickory
Suz
S. A. Myrand
Weaver
N. D
O. T. T Weet
Myrand
Tweet
Kelley-How-Thomson Co
Duluth
Minnesota
Keld
Hail and Fire Insurance CO
Ranchers’ Hail & Fire Insurance Co
Bozeman Agricultural College
Cadillac
Oakland
Apperson
LE. M. I
Montana Auto Supply Co., Inc
Dillon
Edwin A. Pierse
First Avenue North
Nelson
Brady
Great Falla
Auto School
West
Montana Automobile School
Sout Main
Butte, Montana
Lewis
Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Tout & McCartily
Butte Mont
Pauley
125Th St
Walger
D. Kh
Fryer & Co
Ford
Homestead Bureau of Montana
Missouri
Sure, Penwell Companies
Helena
Stephens-Bates Co
Great Alls
Penwell Companies
Puntateanger-Gorgas Co
Dawson
Prairie Counties
Alex B. Lehbman
Lewistown
Yrekh
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee
Shields Liver Valley
Jordan & Robertson
Wilsall, Mont
A. L. Gesche
Tatiner & Hough
Park Hotel
Gale
Holbert
Holbert Horse
ER. Holbert
Culbertson, Montana
Livestock Insurance
D. Watson Robb
Accountants and Auditors
Clark
Douglas Wilson & Co., Inc
Certified Accountants
WM. B. Finlay
C. P. A. First Nationa Bank
Machir
Wood-Safford Machine Works
Great Falls, Mont
The
Jones Taxi Co
City and Country Service
Nelson & Brady
Anventiea
Buollege Telegraphy
Law
Isohn
Farm Land Loans
CITY
Valier
Walier
P. O
Rainbow
Wyoming Oil
Wyoming Monpen
Casper
Seattle
FF. W. Hamman
Ismay, Mont
WHSHU
Central Avenue
Ford Building
Falls
Ghat Falls
Hood Agency
Great Walla, Mont
Umpire Construction CO
Architects
Sam's Lenry Uaas
Sat
Nat. Bank
Tel
Fisk ‘Teachers’ Agency
Chiropodists
Mme, Butler
Thisted
Yellowstone Tile & Mantel CO
Richard P. Llvenck
A. Rauh
Minneapolis
U.S
Joseph
California
H. BH
Jones
View Acres
Hamilton
Wick
Monta Pisano Co
Elgin
Waltham
Illinois
Dunlap Jewelry Co
3Rd St
Ron Deforest
Great Falls, Moat
Wens
Phaede
Eholee
Lewis Poultry Company
South Main
Public Oil Exchange
Frary & Me
Pine
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