Disability veterans offered free education and job aid
Washington reports that 14 federal offices now receive applications from disabled soldiers and sailors for free education to fit them for chosen vocations. The program provides $65 monthly while training, tuition funds, placement help, and post training employment with continued war risk benefits. The federal board warns against taking low skilled work and urges pursuing lasting, suitable employment through vocational education.
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Washington
United States
Federal Board For Vocations
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cincinnatti
St. Louis
Dallas
Denver
Chicago
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Seattle
Federal Board
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Packet Board
Government to Fix the Price of Wool
Salt Lake City Utah November 12 government price fixing for wool expected within days says Dr S W McClure secretary of the national wool growers association Wool has risen after wars for a century and the government may set prices with a possible small increase Rodney Foster son of Mr and Mrs R E Foster returned home Saturday from Shattuck Military Institute where classes were suspended due to influenza epidemic
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Salt Lake
Utah
S. W. McClure
National Wool Growers’ Association
McClure
Rodney Foster
R. E. Foster
Shattuck Military Institute
Glove Fur and White Shoe Cleaning Guaranteed
An ad proclaims cleaning of gloves furs and white shoes with a special process and guarantees all work despite soilage. It targets ladies and gentlemen offering full garment care and cleaning services.
Local School Funds Expected From Lands Lease
Proceeds from lease of state school lands for the year ending December 31 are estimated at about 53000, likely enough to provide each district with at least one dollar per pupil from the last census. Montana sheep growers report rising investment and prosperity. The State Normal shows rising attendance near 80 students, with expectations to top 100 after New Year. Bank, Burnside merger changes in Monida. Delinquent county taxes small. cold snap hits with 18 degrees below zero risking stock losses.
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Dillon Examiner
Montana
State Normal
B. H. Paul
S. B. Burnside
Burnside & Paul
Monida
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
Mercury
Proposal to ship Montana horse meat to Germany sparks debate
Richard Ingersoll, vice president of the Commercial State Bank of Miles City, proposes slaugh tering small range horses in Montana such as Beaverhead and Custer county stock for export to Germany to feed the starving. He cites Berlin’s prewar 400000 annual horse slaughter and suggests meat could be shipped on the hoof or canned, freeing ranges for cattle.
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Richard Ingersoll
Commercial State Bank of
Miles City
Germany
Ingersoll
Custer County
Montana
Beaverhead County
Sheriff Sale of Beaverhead County Property in Montana
Anaconda National Bank sues Lew Horuop Hildegard Jones and Jones Land & Cattle Co. A sheriff sale is set for November 30 1918 at 2 p m at the Courthouse front door Dillon Montana. The listed tracts total hundreds of acres across sections 1 4 5 7 8 9 23 24 26 27 and more in townships 1 2 and 3 south ranges 14 15 and 16 west. Terms call for cash. Sheriff Co K Wyman By O C Gosman Under Sheriff.
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Anaconda National Bank
Lew Horuop
Hildegard Jones
Robert Jones
Jones Land & Cattle Co
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Ney
Seyne
Secion
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U. 5
Examiner Office
Co. K. Wyman
O. C. Gosman
The
War Industries Board
Auto Supplies
Montana Auto Supply Co
Beaverhead Motors
Ditty & Sheppard Auto
Dillon Auto Company
Western Motor Supply
Olmstead-Stevenson
Graeter Grocery
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