Why General Wood Is In Disfavor At Washington
A historical account notes Major General Wood’s 1916 Senate testimony warning against the Hay bill and urging full federalization of the National Guard. It states that officials misjudged him due to militia politics, despite his foresight on preparedness and strong leadership.
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General Wood
Washington
Baker
Wood
Congressional
Senate
Congress
United States
National Guard
House
McKellar
Secretary Baker
Secretary of War
Wood foresight and the army expansion after the Baker testimony
The Spokesman Review recounts Secretary Baker’s 11 month delay before endorsing the Hay bill after congressional inquiry. It notes McKellar’s warning about fair trials for a system and Baker’s reply on learning troop loyalties. It ends noting Wood’s earlier guidance proved right though criticized.
City of history swayed by war time American troops in France
Miss Perrie Jones notes how a French city once quiet now throbs with American officers and khaki. The garden of France hosts YWCA and SOE headquarters, shifting from medieval calm to Corot like hills as spring advances.
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France
U. S. Army
Garden of France
Jeanne d’Arc
Roland
Louis XI
Duc de Guise
Mme. de la Valliere
St. Martin
Corot
Perrie Jones
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
There is more catarrh in this section than eleven other diseases, once deemed incurable. Local remedies fail, so constitutional treatment is proposed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co Toledo is a blood acting internal remedy for mucous surfaces. A hundred dollars is offered for any case it cannot cure, with circulars and testimonials available. Druggists sell the medicine and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & Ped
Old metal for war stamps drives bids for gold exchange
Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip pounds old gold and silver at a New York metal market. After melting and assaying, the government will issue War Savings stamps equal to the bullion value to the original owner. Owners are urged to send in precious metals to be converted into stamps.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
Uncle Sam
Herrloowig
New York City
A Poet's Inspiration from Goldsmith and Reynolds
Sir Joshua Reynolds, a close admirer of Goldsmith, visits unexpectedly as Goldsmith lectures a small dog balancing on its hind legs. He notices the ink on the last line of The Traveler still wet, suggesting a dog may inspire a poet.
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Sir Joshua Reynolds
Goldsmith
Sir Joshua
Brand book for Ruby Valley Stock Association announced
The Ruby Valley Stock Association will issue a brand book listing all brands in Madison Beaverhead and Jefferson counties. A limited edition will sell for at least $2.50 with copies reserved in order of application. Send your brand copy by July 5 to appear. Lewis Bullerdick Secretary Sheridan Mont 25-26.
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Ruby Valley Stock Association
Madison
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Lewis Bullerdick
Sheridan
Mont
Closing of Registration for Beaverhead Primary 1918
Notice announces the closing of registration books for Beaverhead County Montana for the August 27 1918 primary nominating election. Registration ends Saturday July 27 1918 at 5 o clock pm. Electors must appear before the county clerk at the courthouse to register.
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Beaverhead
Montana
Voter Registration Notice for Beaverhead County Montana
Electors who did not vote at the last general election and have not since registered must register. Those who moved must transfer registration to their current precinct. If you are not registered you cannot vote. Jay S. Baker County Clerk and Ex Officio County Registrar Beaverhead County Montana.
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Jay S. Baker
Beaverhead County
Montana
Order to Show Cause in Beaverhead County Montana Estate Case
The Montana Beaverhead District Court orders all interested parties to appear July 27, 1918, at 10:00 a.m. in Dillon to show cause why an administrator may not be granted an order to sell the deceased Scott McQueen’s estate. Publication in Dillon Tribune required weekly for four weeks. Also includes a real estate description and stockholders meeting notice for Western Wholesale Grocery Company on August 2, 1918 at 4:30 p.m. to discuss broad corporate powers and property actions.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Scott McQueen
George T. Banks
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Mauldin
Banback Street
Western Wholesale Grocery Company
Montana Street
Beaverhead County
United States
Estate of Chris Scholmill notice in Dillon Montana
George T. Banks administrator of the estate of Chris Scholmill deceased issues notice from Dillon Montana dated June 27 1918. The filing identifies the admin and premises for probate actions with legal deadlines implied by the notice.
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George T. Banks
Chris Scholmill
Dillon
Montana
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas Hunter Deceased
Notice is given by George T Banks administrator of Thomas Hunter deceased to all creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Mail or deliver to Pease Stephenson law offices Dillon Montana for settlement of the estate in Beaverhead County. Dated June 1918.
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Chris Scholmitl
George T. Banks
Pease & Sepa
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Thomas Hunter
Pease & Stephenson
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a 500 dollar reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a 250 dollar reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association
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ROE. Foote
Tribune Publishing Co
Tribune Publishing Company
Dillon Post Office
America
KODAK
West Front
Tours
Tribune Bool
Eliel Brothers
Jos. C. Smith
Board of Directors
J. P. Best
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