Flax Fibre Company Plans Big Montana Plant Expansion
Nesbit Rochester of the Northern Flax Fibre Co. in Conrad says Montana will see large scale flax manufacture to develop state resources. A Conrad mill, claimed to be the world’s only full flax plant, will process flax into fibre while farmers are paid per ton. The venture expects continued growth with a Helena mill and farmer outreach, backed by guarantees of $11 per ton and $15 per acre revenue, plus hail insurance and seed supply.
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Northern Flax Fibre Company
Conrad
Rochester
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank of
Great Falls
Europe
England
Russia
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E. H. Palin
Valier
S. R. Jensen
Thomas Couch Fred Johnson
L. H. Hamilton
G.A. Miller
O. M. Holmes
George Pearson
Selby
Couch
Pearson
Thomas Couch
Corge
E. H. Dalbey
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Dillon Farmer
Six years after use Mr. Kent of Dillon testifies the kidney pills gave permanent relief from back pain and kidney trouble. He says after five boxes his kidneys are in order and the cure remains stable over more than three years. Ad advises asking for Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Potts
Kent
Foster- Milburn” Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Auto Mobiles Dope for Motor Fans
Supply Co says the following were sold soon after machines arrived to Dillon residents A J Rounds M D Gist S S Patterson and E J Callaway.
General Pershing in Dodge Brothers Car
Reports from the border credit Dodge Brothers motor cars with carrying General Pershing and supplies during the Mexican campaign against Villa. An army officer says the car could climb a wall and negotiate rough terrain as engineers blasted trails for later trucks.
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General Pershing
Dodge Brothers
Mexico
Villa
Pershing
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Engineering Corps
Gasoline Extraction From Pennsylvania Natural Gas Plant
A Pennsylvania company built a plant to extract gasoline from natural gas and contracts for gas from about 300 wells. The gas, under 300 psi, is processed and blended with naptha to safely ship gasoline, yielding about 120000 gallons monthly in 10 tank cars. The firm also added a high pressure compressor to store compressed gas for sale like Blau or Pintsch gas.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Pennsylvania
Wilson Signals Limits on Pursuit of Villa in Mexico
Washington reports President Wilson will inform General Carranza that the United States will negotiate limits on how far the pursuit of Villa can advance into Mexico. The plan reserves withdrawal assurances within a reasonable time once Villa is considered controllable by Carranza forces. Cabinet discussions reportedly supported this approach to improve chances of capturing Villa.
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Washington
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Villa
Sinking of Glendoon and Harrovian Reported by Lloyds
Lloyds reported on Monday the sinking of the Norwegian ship Glendoon by gunfire. The last British steamship Harrovian was unarmed.
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London
Lloyd’s
More Troops Sent Into Mexico Seek to Fortify Border
San Antonio General Funston ordered about 2300 men to Columbus to join General Pershing. The deployment marks the largest movement since Pershing entered Mexico, signaling readiness to protect the border line and supply trains as more troops and transport are required.
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San Antonio
Texas
Funston
Columbus
Pershing
Mexico
Washington
Deadly seventy-two mile gale hits New York area
A seventy two mile gale swept New York and nearby areas Tuesday causing at least two deaths and extensive property damage. In Paterson New Jersey a two year old girl Helen Brain was blown into the Passaic river and drowned. A tugboat cook was lost after a wave swamped the boat.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
Helen Brain
Passaic River
Richard Harding Davis Dies at Mount Kisco Home
Richard Harding Davis author, playwright, and veteran war correspondent died at his Mount Kisco New York home Tuesday night from heart trouble. His body was found Wednesday morning after he appeared to be stricken at his telephone. Born in Philadelphia in 1864, Davis covered five wars including the current conflict and was among America's most popular writers.
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Mount Kisco
N. Y
Richard Harding Davis
Philadelphia
Bandits Attack Supply Train Near El Paso
A message from General Pershing's camp says about forty mounted men, thought to be Villistas under General Tarango, attacked an auto supply train near El Paso and were driven off after a brief fight. One Villista was killed. no American casualties.
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el Paso
Texas
Pershing
Villistas
Tarango
Villista
House OKs Timberlake bill expanding homestead law
The measure lets a homestead entrant add public lands not contiguous to the first entry and totaling up to 320 acres in aggregate. The vote occurred in Washington with Representative Timberlake backing the initiative.
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Washington
House
Timberlake
Senate Passes Well Slater Bill For Military Training
Albany senators out of order pass Well Slater bill by 41 to 1 to require general military and physical training for boys ages 16 through 19.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
Well Slater
For Sale Registered pigs and hens near Dillon Mont
For sale registered Durock Jersey pigs and Rhode Island Red eggs for setting. Contact C. L. Worth located five miles east of Dillon, Montana.
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Durock Jersey
Rhode Island
C. L. Worth
Dillon
Mont
Britain to Call 138-Year-Old Youths to Training
Reports from the house of commons indicate Britain will soon summon 138 year-old youths to the colory. The intention is to have the youths go into training immediately.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Morgenthau May Resign As Ambassador to Turkey
Henry Morgenthau the American ambassador to Turkey is expected to submit his resignation to President Wilson at once. Abraham Elkus of New York has been suggested as his successor.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Wilson
Abraham Elkus
New York
Wilson Backs Brandeis for Supreme Court Seat
President Wilson remains committed to nominating Lotis P. Brandeis as associate justice of the Supreme Court despite reported steadfast opposition from Senate members.
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Washington
Wilson
Lotis P. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate
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