Combined World War I Era News Briefs Across The Nation
The report covers agriculture projections for winter wheat with a May 1 condition of 83.5 percent, and a U.S. forecast of 584,793,000 bushels on 38,131,000 acres. It also notes a fatal shooting at Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, a sheriff sale of Princess Fatima s diamond for 65,600, and various notices from New York to California including a bank robbery bill hearing, engagements, a race-track fire, a divorce suit, and a National Disabled Soldiers Week proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department ‘of Agriculture
Stillwater
Okla
Beckham Cobb
Birmingham
Ala
Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Earl EB. Gordon
Miami
New York
Fatima
Afghanistan
Sultana
John R. Kelm
Clover
Madison Square Garden
Senate Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Los Angeles
Richard’ ‘Hudnut
Winifred
Natacha Rambova
Rodolph Valentino
Lexington
United States
Johnson N. Camden
J. C. Milan
Willliam I. Traeger
Los Angeles County
Ku Klux Klan
Knights of Columbus
William §.Coburn
Grand Goblin
Pacific Domain
Grand Jury
Inglewood
Constance Talmadge
John J. Tialogtou
Turkey
Greece
Greenwich
Conn
Harding
Poultry and seed sellers advertise eggs chicks and plants
An assortment of farm offers appears from Montana and Idaho sellers including Barrid Rock eggs at 3 dollars per setting, 17 dollars per 100. Rhode Island Reds and Buff Orpingtons eggs. day old chicks from May to June. seeds from Purity Seed Farms. and local agents listing poultry supplies, stock, and fruit plants with mail and parcel post options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darsh & Greenfield Co
Butte
Montana
Thompson
S. Ringiets
Marvin
G. Magnus
Sterling
N. D
Rosh Comb
Rhode
A. Marsh
Ames
Geo. P. Jacobson
Miles City
Mont
Ieee
Rhode Island
Ashmead Stock & Poultry Farm
Chester
Moorhead Poultry
Granger
Biography recounts Harriman and Hill in Northern Pacific panic
The article reviews Geo. Kennan's biography of Reuben Harriman and the Northern Pacific stock battle. It notes Hill and Morgan secured the victory while Schiff could not reach Harriman at a pivotal moment. Kennan portrays a dramatic feud with Hill ultimately prevailing in the Northwest railroad struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Geo. Kennan
Re. H. Harriman
Houghton Miflin Company
Mr. Kennan
J. G. Pyle
James J. Hill
Kennan
Harriman
Pyle
Hill
J.pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Northern Pacific
Mr. Hill
Jacob H. Schiff
Northwest
Northern Pacific Railroad
Burlington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Victory
Italy
Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb,& Co
Northern Pacific Company
Morgan & Co
Great Northern
Seattle
Hull
Robert Bacon
Stock Exchange
Hernsheimer
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Northern Pacific Common
London
Kuhn,Loeb & Co
Heinsheimer
J. P. Morgan
Hill- Morgan
Hill-Morgan Alliance
Schiff-Harriman Combination
James Stillman
Giants
United States Steel
Santa Fe
Delaware and Hudson
Bacon
Mr. Harriman
Setar
Mr. Morgan
Northern
Pacific
Copper Shingle Boom Forecast by West Coast Expert
Albert Waterman of the American Brass Co. reports strong copper shingle demand from architects and builders on the east coast, with New York showrooms crowded and Seattle moss issues cited as proof of expected long lived roofs. He notes brass and copper use rising in home fittings and radio gear driving metal use on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Albert L. Waterman
San Francisco
American Brass Company
Pacific Coast
Great Falls
New York
Mr. Waterman
Broadway
West Coast
Seattle
Waterman
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
April rainfall nears record amid historic Montana data
Weather data from Havre to Kevin shows April rainfall approaching a record high, with 2.47 inches last month and 2.76 inches in 1917. Records list 15 year average 1.04 inches, 16 year average 1.49 inches, while temperatures ranged from 0 to 88 degrees and a late April high of 75. A separate note reports Billings drilling on land near Kevin by Gordon Campbell well and Thompson and associates, previously drilling near Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Weather Bureau
Rail observation cars to boost Olympian service
The state announces open observation cars will be added to the Milwaukee Olympian between Harlo and Butte starting May 15, with cars included in summer runs. Helena reports Montana merchants plan a Helena meeting on May 21 to organize Montana product exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Harlowton
Helena
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Montana
Havre
Great Northern
Lewistown
Anna Lokajicek
Lokajicek
Denton
Frank Lukajicek
Denton State Bank
Bridger
Montana, Wyoming and Southern Railway Company
Orrin Hubbard
Roy Hodge
Great Falls
Bob Gordon
Cascade County
State Supreme Court
Ed Maher
West Granite Street
Northwest
United States Treasury Savings
Minneapolis
Missoula
Iity
R.R. Johnson
M. L. Morris
Johnson
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fade Resistant Color
Diamond Dyes claim to restore color to worn garments and draperies with simple directions any woman can follow. The ad guarantees no streaking or running and asks buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or blends for best results.
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Montana’ Newspaper Association
BON Ton Puy. Co
Krookery
Spokane
Billings
Ashland Rehalty. CO
Ashland Realty. Company
Ashland
Ore
Butte College
Albert Thachers
Peyton Bldg
Panama
Portland
K-23
Real Falls
KODAK
Jennings-Gusdorf
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Nations Ae Co
Resources
Helena Adseerment
Helena, Mont
C. D. Campbell
Market Street
Parkersburg
W. Va
Agnes Mae Glasgow
Claremont Av
New York City
Barry
Oakland
Calif
MAREY
Budd
Reme
Graeber Brothers
Andrus
Minn
California
Sendaime
Dwiggins
Hibernian
P .Mexico
Mexico
C. Jensen
Station C
J. H. van Iderstine
al- Hogton
Snohomish County
Wash
Edwards & Bradford Lumber CO
Elk
Milwaukee
Milan Farms Development Company
Napone Bank
Washngton
Cascade
T. Joseph Moran
St. Peter
Paral
L. A
Wisconsin Farm
R. C. McMullin
Richland Center
Wis
Western Farma
R. A. McNown
Wilkinson Bldg
Omaha
Nebraska
Cian al Dialy
Donald Livestock Co
Melville, Mont
Regis Everbearing
Matthiessen
Emmett
Idaho
Popper
Willman
Austin
Wim. Hambo
Sprague
Reid Brot
Bothwell
Ontario
Oprrera
American Brass
East
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