Montana Livestock Exports Spark Alarm Over Breeding Stock Drain
Montana's Livestock Commission reports a sharp rise in breeding stock shipments to eastern markets, with 1915 to 1917 data showing a 105 percent overall increase and huge losses of breeding stock. Figures detail destinations like Chicago Omaha and St Paul, while foretelling greater drain in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Livestock Commission
Montana Railroad
R. H. Aishton
Northwestern Railways
Chicago
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Administration
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee Railways
Omaha
St. Paul
Drouth
Stay in bed urged as first defense against influenza
Dr. B. C. Brooke recommends bed rest at onset of influenza with strict quiet and medical guidance. He warns that complications like pneumonia and bronchitis threaten those who delay bed rest or overexert themselves, and notes the disease spreads through coughing and close contact.
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Agres
Nature
Brooke
France
United States
America
Influenza Epidemic Peaks Amid Montana Reports
The Spanish influenza crest dimmed but still spreading across Montana with 95 new cases in Billings, 27 in Glendive, and 56 in Great Falls. Missoula added 49 more, Red Lodge 30, and Havre 14, while Dr H W Brant of Geyser died from the illness and physicians were dispatched to Lima and Columbia. Officials warned the situation remains unsettled and far from encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Billings
Buife
Missoula
Red Lodge
Glendive
Ixalispell
Havre
Hamilton
Great Falls
Lima
State Board
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Columus
H. W. Brant
Geyser
State Board of Health
Millions of Horses Drafted for Allied War Service
The South Chicago stockyards near Chicago handle a vast horse draft for the Allied armies. About 1,500,000 horses have been sent so far from midwestern markets to Europe and other fronts. Losses en route and after arrival stay around ten to twelve percent, with most fatalities due to battle.
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Chicago
Middle West
France
Mesopotamia
England
Palestin
Africa
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Texas
Illinois
Europe
United States
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
Des Moines
Wichita
Denver
Fort Worth
United
Pittsbury Dispatch
Red Cross Ball Dine Promises Bright Clothes
A spirited testimonial praises Red Cross Ball Dine as the best dye for white fabrics, insisting ordinary soap fails. The speaker rejects liquid blue and urges Vi to witness the stunning results with Red Cross Ball Dine.
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Red Cross
Wea do all kinds of rarr hawling at reasonable prices
Vague classified fragment offers hauling and transport services at fair rates. No clear entities, date, or location provided.
Real estate transfers listed in Montana abstract weekly
Summary of transfers includes patent to Laverne D Spencer for 160 acres in Upper Big J Hin hangin water rights, deeds between Chas Thorp and James M Quill for Centennial valley 160 acres with water, and various Dillon area lot, acreage, and estate transfers. Also notes homestead notice, land near Dell, 160 acres near Monida, and Amended notice for Anaconda Copper Mining quartz location.
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United States
Laverne D. Spencer
Big Jin
Chas. Thorp
James M. Qill
Centennial Valley
Lottie S. Kimmel
Clarence Brigham
Armstead
Montana
A. L. Anderson
Jane T. Cunnard
EF. M Cunnard
Black S. Poindexter & Orr
Dillon
Geo. A. Main
B. FP. White
First National Bank
Marlow
B." Dillon
Jasper Nelson
Martin Sorenson
Roindexter & Orr
TY. B. Patterson
Bart Hungate
Dell
Hetate
Benj
Bondholders urged to convert liberty bonds by Nov 9
Washington officials announce conversion of first and second liberty bonds bearing 4 percent to bonds at 414 percent must be completed by November 9 when the legal privilege expires. Conversion costs nothing at banks and adds a quarter percent interest, about 25 cents yearly per $100. Third year bonds with 4 percent are not eligible.
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Washington
Notice to Creditors in the Frizell Estate and Multiple Land Filings
Notices to creditors in the estate of John W. Frizell announce claims must be shown with vouchers within ten months to Annie J. Frizell in Dillon Montana. The public includes notices of land filings and final proof requirements for Frederick M. Scott, Pearl I Smith, Lillie Sweeney, Ora J Rodgers, Joseph V Marlow and Harry Franks with dates, witnesses, and filing offices in Helena and Dillon Montana.
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John W. Frizell
Lew L. & H. J. Callaway
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Annie J. Frizell
Otatat
Department of the Interior
U. S
Tielena
Frederick M. Scott
Grant
Meridian
WW. A. Hazelbaker
United States
William J. Tinsley
Emma Z. Scott
Carl Decker
Bennie Christopherson
Jos. Okhr
Lepister
Nation of Publication
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Pearl I. Smith
Beaverhead County
A. D
Alexander Murray
Norris, Hurd & Collins
Elza Murray
U.S. Land Office
Lillie Sweeney
Dell
Eynex
Swheney
Montana Meridian
Fred Rife
The
District Court
William M. Harrison
Tearl W. Rogers
David B. Farrand
William Sweeney
Jos. Oker
Register
U. S. Land Office
Ora J. Rodgers
Sey
Seysey
Ney
Township
Montane
Bella & Trenderson
Jos
U. 5
Mointana
Joseph V. Marlow
Reichie
Elsie F. Garrison
John T. Pool
George W. Crawford
Fay Gransberg
Reichle
Harry Franks
R. W
F. A. Hazelbaker
William Franks
Henry C. Crittenden
Nephi Hansen
Marion C. Bradley
Earl W. Rodgers
David E. Yarrand
Alice Harrison
Administrator of Estate of Alexander Murray Deceased
Notice dated October 18 1918 announces the administrator for the estate of Alexander Murray deceased with first publication on October 23 1918.
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Alexander Murray
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State’ Commission
Fantier
Nara
Contractor
Householder
Montana — Abstract & Title Co
DET
Delco-Light
H. V. Willie Co
Butte
United War Work
William A. Rawlins
Monida
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Burie
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