In Memory of A F Graeter at State Bank of Dillon
The State Bank of Dillon notes the death of director A F Graeter who helped found the bank in 1899 and serves as a tribute to his business insight and loyal friendship. Board resolution praises his regular attendance, sound judgment, and strong character, adopting the tribute unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Graeter
State Bank of
Dillon
Mr. Graeter
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
Joseph Shineberger
Bedrock
Fielding L. Graves
Bannack
William
A. ¥. Graeter
Graeter
Board of Directors
Camp Fire Girls Strive for Knowledge in Education
The article notes Camp Fire Girls diligently pursue knowledge as part of their law Pursue Knowledge. It highlights school age members, reverent attitude toward learning, and teachers reporting clear evidence of scholarly effort through school records.
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Camp Fire
U S Signal Corps Spanning France Made Telephone Key to War Victory
The United States Signal Corps wired France to coordinate Allied action in World War I. From 55 officers and 1,570 men at entry to 1,462 officers and 83,038 overseas by 1918, the corps built 1,990 miles of permanent telephone lines, 28,000 miles of wire, and 40,000 miles of combat lines. It supported 56 field signal battalions and 33 divisions, handling about 1.6 million long distance calls and 47 million local calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Signal Corps
France
United States Signal Corps
Foch
Britain
Belgium
Signal Corps
United States
Bell System
Hazardous gambling in foreign currency warned by experts
The text recounts a Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls meeting on March 5 focused on banking and business writing. It warns against speculation in foreign currencies, citing historic losses and urging investment only in sound foreign government bonds payable in American dollars. It also mentions oil drill plans and agricultural harvests in local Montana counties.
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Sacajawea Camp Fire
United States
America
Power line to run from Philipsburg to Maxville
A Montana Power Company plan outlines construction of a transmission line from Philipsburg to Maxville. A vein of ore in the Leyson Skero lease of the Big Sever group yields up to 622.2 ounces of silver and 459.20 dollars in gold, found in the lower tunnel.
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Montana Power Company
Philipsburg
Maxville
Neihart
Leyson-Skero
Big Sever Group
March Weather Brings Coughs. Foley’s Honey and Tar Help
March’s changeable weather spurs many coughs and colds and Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is endorsed for relief. John R. Lyons of Prescott Arizona reports a prompt cure after using the product. Potts the druggist.
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Foley
John R. Lyons
Prescott
Arizona
Potts
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A. F.graeter
Camp Fire Department
Vay
Lourtist Draft Sale OF
Hercules
Hercules Ranch
Sprague, Washington
Femenus
Luyers
F. M. Rothrock Company
Spokane, Washington
Sandy Keith
Spokane
Wash
Northwest Shortharn Breeders
Washington
LE Wavret
Su x
Narseilles
U.S
Deaseo
Ee Sk
Germany
R. T. Barrett
Ors
Hardin
Hardin Gas & Oil Co
Ferris Farm
Great Falls
Rocky Mountain Oil Company
Poplar
Roosevelt
Sidney
Richland County
Ft. Peck
Montana
Kevin- Sunburt
Nixon
N. J
New York City
Albert B. Fair
Three River, New Mexico
E. L. Doheny
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Naval Oil Reserve
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
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