Montana Livestock Shipments Alarm State Officials
The Montana livestock commission warns the industry faces disaster from a surge of breeding stock shipments to eastern markets. Data show 1915 1917 head counts by destination reveal a drastic drain, with Chicago Omaha and St Paul receiving large fractions, threatening extinction without relief.
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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
Influenza Advice Stresses Bed Rest and Caution
Dr. B C Brooke explains Spanish influenza traces to Spain and 1889 90 era. He outlines symptoms fever chills aches and cough and urges bed rest two to seven days with medical supervision to prevent complications like pneumonia. He cautions against self treatment and emphasizes keeping strong, avoiding crowds, and relying on nature with physician guidance.
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Agres
Nature
Pandemic influenza tightens grip on Montana towns
The Montana influenza epidemic worsens with 95 cases in Billing and 66 in the previous day, plus 49 more attacks in Missoula. Red Lodge 30, Glendive 27, Kalispell 24, Havre 14, Hamilton 10, Roundup 12, Great Falls 56. Dr H W Brant of Geyser dies after fevered campaign. calls for physicians persist as officials warn the outlook remains uncertain.
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Montana
Munday
Ey Heath
Buife
Missoula
Red Lodge
Glendive
Great Falls
Lima
State Board
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Columus
1 500 000 Horses Drafted for Service
The South Chicago stockyards in Chicago serves as a major draft hub supplying horses for allied armies in World War I. About 1.5 million horses have been sent to Europe from markets in Kansas City to Denver, with death and loss rates low en route and after arrival.
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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 Colorful Clothes
An ad style fragment touts Red Cross Ball dine as the preferred dye to achieve vivid clothing. The speaker claims ordinary soaps are insufficient and endorses Red Cross Ball dine for striking blue and green tones.
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Red Cross
Wea do all kinds of rarr hawling at reasonable prices.
Provisional text appears to advertise broad bargain trading services with invites to engage at low costs. No clear names places or dates are readable.
Real Estate Transfers in Montana Abstract Listings
Week ending November 2 reports patent transfers from United States to Laverne D Spencer 160 acres upper Big Sinking remains. Chas Thorp to James M Quill 160 acres Centennial valley with 50 inches water from Little Spirit creek. Lottie S Kimmel to Clarence Brigham interest in Lot 9 Block 14 Plat B Armstead. A L Anderson administrator to E F Cunnard 7000 dollars S% of Lot 5 and all of Lots 10 and 9 Black S Poindexter & Orr addition Dillon. Geo A Main to BFP White First National Bank land in Marlow Fraction B Dillon. Jasper Nelson to Martin Sorenson 2 1/2 Lots in Block 5 Reindexter & Orr Dillon. Tr B Patterson to Bart Hungate 80 acres south of Dell with water rights. Estate distributions for Benj B Saylor to widow and three children 160 acres near Larrett station and lots in Dillon with 3831 dollars in personal property. Homestead notice Chas H Johnson 220 acres northwest of Dell. Imogene Dennis 640 acres Centennial valley. Walter J Surface 160 acres near Monida. Quartz Location Anaconda Copper Mining Company amended notice. Fertilizer lode phosphate.
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Chas. Thorp
James M. Qill
Centennial Valley
Lottie S. Kimmel
Clarence Brigham
Birk
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’s
Jasper Nelson
Martin Sorenson
Reindexter & Orr
B. Patterson
Bart Hungate
Dell
Hetate
Benj. B. Saylor
Larrett Station
Chas. H. Johnson
Imogene Dennis
Walter J Surface
Monida
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bondholders urged to exchange liberty bonds by Nov 9
Washington announces that owners of first and second liberty bonds at 4 percent must exchange for 4 1/4 percent bonds by legal deadline of November 9. No cost to convert at any bank and the extra 25 cents yearly per $100 bond applies. third year bonds cannot be converted.
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Washington
Notice to Creditors and Land Office Notices Combined
Notice to creditors for the estate of John W. Frizell and multiple Department of the Interior land filings from Helena and Dillon Montana. Admonitions to file claims within four to ten months, with witnesses named for several entries, and dates for final proofs set in November and December 1918.
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John W. Frizell
Lew L. & H. J. Callaway
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Annie J. Frizell
Nation of Publication
Department of the Interior
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
Sweney
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
Meridian
Swynemn
Montane
Bella & Trenderson
Jos
OBWK
U. 5
Joseph V. Marlow
Reichie
Seanwy
Wusey
Nwyuney
Harry Franks
R. W
F. A. Hazelbaker
United States
William Franks
Henry C. Crittenden
Nephi Hansen
Marion C. Bradley
Earl W. Rodgers
David E. Yarrand
Alice Harrison
Administrator of the Estate of Alexander Murray
Notice of probate action dated October 18 1918 announces first publication October 23 1918. Estate administration details follow as required by law.
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Alexander Murray
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Frederick M. Scott
Grant
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Carl Decker
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Jos. Okhr
Lepister
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Huber Bros
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