Haying rushes through UPPER CENTENNIAL VALLEY as crews work
The Lakeview area reports rapid haying with large stacks forming. Injuries include Robert Duff thrown from a horse and Sidney Huot bruised. Outfits from John Bray employ 40 men and assist in Alaska basin. Community notices cover dances, travel, a petition for daily mail, and road map complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Robert Duff
Mr. Huot
Pete
Sidney
Anaconda
Fred J. Hanson
Old Fruin Place
Alaska Basin
Sidney Huot
John Bray
Old Bray Ranches
Joe Buck, Jr
B. L. Forsyth
Livingston
Montana
Cecil Wetmore
Varna Marco
Henry Wetmore
Idaho
Lillian Low
J. Bray
Frank Jones
Elk Lake
Blair Place
Daily Mail
Monida
Henry Lake
Centennial Valley
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Idaho Falls
Tom Fairbanks
Granger
Alfalfa Harvest Busy Time in Waterloo
Waterloo notes a general rise in alfalfa second-cutting activity with larger fields delaying early harvest. Local gatherings include fishing trips by Curtis and Lloyd families, visitors to Butte and Park Ridge, and social events with residents like Miss Ruth Wilhelm and Mrs Katherine Nye contributing to community life and school advancement.
Missouri Savings Show Gain in Banks Since June Decline
Savings accounts in Missouri banks have risen in the last week after a steady drop since June 15. The trend also appears in smaller cities across the region as deposits recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Louis
Melrose Residents Travel and Accident Report
Mrs M Foster leaves for Butte after visiting her mother. George Huber visits Butte. Dan Holland family goes to Saltese to see relatives. Tom Hogan visits Butte. Mrs C Gardiner spends weeks in Melrose. Mrs MacIntyre and family in car accident at Divide. broker arms confirmed. driver son unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
M. Foster
Butte
George Huber
Dan Holland
Saltese
Holland
Tom Hogan
C. Gardiner
MacIntyre
Divide
Nicholia News Notes Local Visits and Examinations
Mrs E W Rogers and daughter Helen visited Dillon last week while Alonzo Yount was in Dell on business. Miss Lovetta McComb goes to Argenta to visit grandparents. The Harkness family and Mrs Crowell visited RE W Rogers home. County examinations were held at Nicholia school by Mrs Farrand. Several residents travelled to Dillon and Sheridan for visits and summer departures.
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Nicholfa
E. W. Rogers
Helen
Dillon
Alonzo Yount
Dell
Lovetta McComb
Argenta
K. J. Harkness
Jessie Harkness
Millie Crowell
RE. W. Rogers
E. D. Kennison
Nicholia
Lowell Martinell
Ed Kennison
Griffin
E. M. Martinell
Lee Martinell
Sheep Creek
A. E. Scott
Nicholia School
E. D. Farrand
Marian
Edith Kennison
Bessie Harkness
Ros. Hansen
Internal Revenue Bureau to undergo exhaustive inquiry
Commissioner David H Blair orders a thorough, impartial investigation into charges of irregularities within the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Deputy Commissioner F G Matson will lead the probe, summon witnesses under oath, and produce a full stenographic record with findings to be made public after review. Over 50 lawyers have been disbarred for improper methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Blair
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
F. G. Matson
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
Bus Reau
Attornay
Airship Disaster Deepens War Time Resolve
The report mourns many young lives lost in the XR-2 airship collapse. It describes national grief in Minglish-speaking nations and urges that such sacrifices aid the fight against armament before the Washington conference, comparing the loss to Lusitania in guiding civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Service
Washington
Gompers Sees Uplift After Tough Economic Phase
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor, says the peak of unemployment has passed. He notes a trying period but expects signs of improvement and foresees this fall bringing generally felt gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Quebec
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Government and Business Do Not Mix, Says The Manufacturer
The Manufacturer argues government control over industry drains initiative and money. It contends wartime management shows political regulation harms efficiency and urges a return to first principles with government limited to law administration and protection of citizens.
Railroad traffic soars in southwest Texas freight boom
Texas roads report a sharp rise in railroad activity as one line through north and west Texas increases freight volume to historic levels. The system previously idle eighty locomotives are now in operation and other lines have all rolling stock back in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Southwest
Texas
Community Notes From Apex Aug 25
Walter Siria and David Hier visited Dillon show Friday evening. Mrs Fr Sellick returned home after visiting friends in Dillon. Chas Meine called on local friends Tuesday. H M Miller and family visited Dillon and Jack Kenon couple on their way home. Mrs Otto Christenson and Mrs Pete Nelson hosted Country Club with sixty guests and lunch. Robert Frakes and wife returned from Spur ranch. Howard Wilson Birch Creek fire guard was at ranger station Friday. Bert Siria represented mining claims for Butte men from Lost Creek Friday. School opens Sept 6 with Miss Anna Thykenson from Missoula as teacher. building cleaned and repainted for term.
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Chas. Meine
H. M. Miller
Dillon
Jack Kenon
Otto Christenson
Pete Nelson
Bert Siria
Buttemen
Lost Creek
O. Christenson
Noah Allen
Beatrice Maddox
Nelson
Country Club
Anna Thykenson
Missoula
Miss Thykenson
7500 Back to Work in Camden
About 7 500 workers have returned to jobs in Camden New Jersey after idleness of weeks to months The Victory Talking Machine Co reopened with 6000 employees the Keystone Watch Case Co 1000 and two hosiery mills 500 workers resumed operations executives gave optimistic statements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Victory Talking Machine Co
Keystone Watch Case Co
Montana Sees Record Potato Crop in 1921
Montana reports its August 1 potato crop as the largest in state history with an expected 6.4 million bushels. Commercial acreage expands in Bitterroot Missoula Whitehall Jefferson and other counties, despite some heat and irrigation- water damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Missoula
Whitehall-Jefferson
Helena
Flathead
Richland
Carbon
Cascade
The Conference Bargain and Open Door Ambitions
War correspondent Frank H. Simonds argues that international conferences are bargains not prayers. Nations must concede for mutual gain, with the US seeking an open door in the Pacific, equal rights for all, and no exclusive privileges, ready to enter the trade contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Simonds
France
Italy
Japan
China
United States
Pacific
Earth
West Coast Lumbermen's Association reports higher mill output
The West Coast Lumbermen's Association states western Washington and Oregon mill production is only 29 percent below normal, marking a definite improvement from recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
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Waterloo News
Waterloo
Fay Curtis
Jack Lloyd
Great Falls
Madison
Annette Carney
Dr. Walcott
Miss Perkins
Isabel Byam
Park Ridge
Ill
Walcott
Lena Carney
Milly Griffith
Wm. Blow
Sally
Twin Bridges
Ruth Wilhelm
Lynn Comfort
Das. Nye
M. H. Lott
Wm. Stewart
Orphans’ Home
Katherine Nye
Madison County
Robert
Ansco Speedex
City Drug Company
Dillon, Mont
Melrose News
Nicholia News
Perry Bachus
Sheridan
Wyo
Revenue Bureau
Jon
Loz Land
Ge Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Apex
Walter Siria
David Hier
Fr. Sellick
Mons
Frank A. Hazelbaker
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