Glen Station News Cold Spell and Local Business Trips
Richie P O Dec 40 3B Morse visited Glen for a business call Friday Abe Sutherland was a Glen business caller Saturday Carl Beecher traveled to Dillon Tuesday and Butte Wednesday Ernest Bradbury and O Dell Green attended the Apex dance Saturday The Cook Sheep Co of Dell unloaded three carloads of rams at Glen The Woods Livestock Co brought two bands of sheep from the Rattlesnake J O Green made a business trip to Melrose Wednesday A very cold spell reached Glen last Tuesday with the thermometer at 40 degrees below zero, unusual for the area.
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Purebred stock shines at western shows with Rhodes leadership
Will M. Rhodes returned from Spokane Portland and Lewistown shows where his Shorthorn herd performed top in prizes and sales averaged 850 dollars. He joined the Northwest Livestock Show board in Lewistown and married recently, moving to Clover Meadow ranch Sheridan. Thanksgiving scenes followed with family dinners, a funeral, and a high school basketball win over Virginia City.
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George Ellinghouse
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Hilda Maudin
Brandon
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Bethany Hall
Census Bureau Machines Count and Tabulate Data
The Bureau uses sorting counting and tabulating machines with rates up to 300 600 and 400 cards per minute. The first decennial census took 18 months in 1790 and 1920 aims to finish nationwide enumeration in two to four weeks with results in under three months. In 1914 there were 276000 manufacturing establishments and about 300000 are expected in 1920. Every census shows more men than women in the United States.
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Motor trucks seen as France freight lifeline
War teaches value of motor trucks as long haul freight carriers in France. Plans aim to speed goods movement and reduce reliance on slow rail and water routes. From Havre to Paris by boat can take three months, with motor hauls promised to improve delivery times on France’s extensive road network.
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Christmas Seals Help Fight Tuberculosis Say Beverly Hayes
Beverly Hayes urges buying Red Cross Christmas Seals to protect children and reduce deaths from tuberculosis. She notes last year 150000 victims including 12000 children and calls for widespread participation to lower the toll until TB vanishes like smallpox and typhoid.
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Red Cross Christmas Seals Aim To Fight Tuberculosis
The Red Cross with the National Tuberculosis Association begins sales of 650 million seals plus Health Bonds from 5 to 100 dollars to fund a nationwide educational push. Since 1908 per Emily P. Bissell, sales rose to 180 million in 1917 and continue this December with state and local quotas surpassing 6.5 million dollars.
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Volunteers Needed to Fight Tuberculosis Campaign
The Red Cross Seal Sale sponsors a nationwide TB education drive by the National Tuberculosis Association and 1000 affiliated bodies. A survey shows 150000 deaths and about 2,000,000 TB cases in the U S. The effort urges volunteers as 650000000 seals are offered for sale during holidays to fund local anti TB work.
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Double Barred Red Cross Marks Seventeen Years
The double barred Red Cross turns seventeen this month. Originating in Berlin in 1902 the emblem combines Croix de Lorraine and Greek Catholic cross symbols of charity. It was adopted as the tuberculosis fight symbol, carried across the U S by the National Tuberculosis Association and affiliates since 1906.
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