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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1917

Page

12

Ger ard’s My Four Years in Germany Shapes View of War and Peace

Gerard’s memoir on Germany outlines political quirks in the empire, Zabern incident context, and social customs. It argues for American patriotism as World War I looms and notes ties to Bitter Root travels and Daly family.

All America James W. Gerard Germany Montana Jimmy” Gerard Marcus Daly Bitter Root Valley Gerard America Reichstag Prussia Empire Berlin Saxony Hungary State Department

Free Rail Rides for Soldiers Tied to Land Grants

Analyzing the 19th century land grants, the piece notes the Northern Pacific and other railroads received 31.7 million acres, enabling troop movements and sustained transport for U.S. forces. It highlights government oversight, free or reduced rates, and the vast logistics of moving troops to camps and fronts.

United States Northern Pacific Railway Montana Great Lakes Pacific Northwest Northern Pacific Iron Horse Seacoast Great Western Railroads Union Pacific Southern Pacific Burlington Uncle Sam Congress Wabash River Lake Erie Stephen A. Douglas Chicago Dubuque Ohio River Mobile Sacramento Portland Ore Missouri Pacific Rock Island Arkansas American Lake Camp Greene Washington San Francisco England Germany

Montana Cow Brings Big Sum at Kansas City Show

A Montana cow named Lady Panama, owned by A. B. Cook of Helena and bred near Townsend, sold for 1250 at the Hereford sale during the American Royal Live Stock show in Kansas City. She ranked second in value among Herefords and helped Cook win numerous blue ribbons as bidding ran high.

Montana A. B. Cook Helena Townsend W. T. Leahy Pawhuska Okla Kansas City Panama

Sixteen Montana Girls to Be Red Cross Nurses

Sixteen Montana nurses are ready to depart for France on short notice per the Montana Red Cross committee. Names include Anna Christian and Marguerite Blankevort among others from Livingston Helena Miles City Great Falls Billings Glasgow and Missoula. Montana has already sent three Red Cross nurses to the war.

Montana France Margaret Hughes Montana Red Cross Red Cross Europe Washington Anna Christain Livingston Marguerite Blankevort Helena Louise Lindberg Miles City Margaret McCauly Alice Becklin Red Lodge Lucy Walters Glasgow

Air garden promises big yield from vertical vegetable frames

James Swartz of Hotter Dam near Wolf Creek Montana unveils a new vertical frame garden system. The oblong eight by twelve foot structure holds stacked V shaped troughs for crops like cucumbers tomatoes and lettuce. He notes gains in space efficiency easier soil prep less bending and potential two crops per season with frost protection via canvas or burlap and a stove for mild warming. Swartz claims patents on his design and reports strong results observed in October fields.

Swartz Montana

Montana Girl Who Was Countess Anna Robinson Dies

Anna Robinson, Montana girl turned famed actress and international society figure, died a penniless charity patient at Manhattan State Hospital on Wards Island after a life that spanned Broadway, London and European aristocracy. Born near Minneapolis in 1871, she rose from a miner camp boarding house to marry the Earl of Rosslyn before a rapid decline in fortune.

Montana Castle Meegher County Robinson Minneapolis Anna Anna Robinson New York England Europe Earl of Rosslyn Manhattan State Hospital Wards Island Meagher Broadway France Belgium Millonaires South Africa Earl of Rosslyn Monte Carlo Earl Frohman London Duke of Manchester Paris Leopold Harry Thaw Sherry’s Thurso Castle Scotland

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