Diversified Farming Gains Ground in Montana
A Montana agricultural report from the Banking Corporation of Montana notes minimal winter damage and strong soil moisture. Wheat conditions are good at 92 percent, with winter wheat acreage down about 10 percent, while spring wheat and other grains may rise if wheat prices stay low. overall Montana agriculture looks strong for 1916 with good crop insurance and expected gains in mixed farming and livestock.
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The
Banking Corporation of Montana
Montana
Gallatin
United States
More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis Surgeons State
Surgeons report men show slightly higher incidence of appendicitis than women. An ad recommends Adler-i-ka with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients as a relief or preventive remedy. The claim notes one spoonful relieves many digestive issues and highlights instant action by Adler-i-ka.
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Dillon
A. Potts
Reward Offered For Sheep Thief And Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of a camp robber.
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Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association
British Air Raid Incidents Spark German Engagements
Three British hydroplanes taking part in a raid on Schleswig Holstein airship sheds were reportedly downed by German fire near Sylt. Two German patrol boats were sunk, and a British destroyer may be lost. Four English officers and one NCO captured after escape. Earlier, a great naval clash was reported near the Grandy lightship. Bombing targeted Hoyer water gate.
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Schleswig-Holstein
Estberg
Denmark
Berlingske Tidende
Reuter
Copenhagen
Grandy
Tondern
Exchange Telegraph Company
Sylt Harbor
Braunschweig
Otto Rudolf
Berlin
Sylt
Schleswig
Hoyer Water Gate
Army Reorganization Measure Heads to Senate Debate
Washington the army reorganization bill opened as unfinished business in the senate on Tuesday as the first national defense measure set for general debate.
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Washington
Senate
General Dan C Kingman Retires After 46 Years
Brig. Gen. Dan C. Kingman chief of the engineer corps retires from active service March 6 on account of age. He served forty six years in the army, entering from West Point and has long been with the engineer corps. He was born in New Hampshire.
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Dan C. Kingman
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Kingman
Army
West Point
New Hampshire
Fire destroys part of railway yard in Houston loss over half million
A Sunday fire starting in the cotton sheds of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway caused more than 500000 dollars in damage and spread to nearly a dozen other buildings in Houston.
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Houston
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Sayre Welcomes Second Granddaughter Eleanor Axson Sayre
Philadelphia couple Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre announce the birth of their daughter on Sunday making Eleanor Axson Sayre the second granddaughter of President Wilson. The newborn is named for Mrs. Sayre’s mother.
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Philadelphia
Francis Bowes Sayre
Wilson
Eleanor Axson Sayre
Channel boat torpedoed injures Americans aboard Sussex
The cross channel steamer Sussex, with about thirty Americans aboard, was torpedoed in the English Channel near the French coast while en route from Folkestone to Dieppe. She was towed to a French port after a severe blast. all passengers were saved and several engine room crew were injured.
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London
Sussex
English Channel
Folkestone
Dieppe
France
Bandits Murder Farmhand Near Idaho Falls
Two masked assailants killed Wilbur Breckinridge after subduing four farmhands at the New Sweden Irrigation Company's bunkhouse two miles west of Idaho Falls. The four workers were bound and watched as Breckinridge was shot multiple times. The farmhands freed themselves Saturday and found his body.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Dave Evans
George Jackson
Billy Haywood
Frank Young
New Sweden Irrigation Company
Wilbur Breckinridge
Breckinridge
Three Slain by Mexicans Near Gibson Line Ranch
Two American women and one man were killed near Gibson's Line ranch on the New Mexico boundary eight miles east of Columbus. The killings are presumed to have been carried out by Mexicans.
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Douglas
Aziz
Gibson
New Mex n-Mexico
Columbus, N. M
Dora Lisboa Reported At Pensacola After Long Silence
The Norwegian bark Dora Lisboa, which sailed from Rio de Janeiro January 8 toward Gulfport and Pensacola and had not been heard from, was reported Friday night to have anchored off Pensacola.
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Dora Lisboa
Rio Janeiro
Pensacola
Arms Denied to 3000 Arizona Border Militias
Secretary Baker refused to authorize 3000 rifles for Arizona civilians, citing no legal authority and warning against arming any civilian group. He urged discipline and noted few Mexican troops, with General Funston taking protective steps.
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Washington
Ashurst
War Department
Arizona
Mexico
Baker
Hunt
Department
Funston
Sugar Duty Extension Debate Moves to Four Years
Washington Senate Democrats caucus approved substituting for a repeal of the free sugar clause with a four year extension of the present duty to one cent per pound through 1920. The substitute passed 23 to 7 with Bordeaux and Ransdell of Louisiana opposing. Five other Democrats joined them.
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Washington
Senate
House
Finance Committee
Broussard and
Ransdell
Louisiana
Chinese monarchy falls end of monarchy era in China
The state council in Peking held a special session acting as parliament and rescinded monarchial legislation. It restored all republic laws affected by the monarchial movement and adjourned permanently, signaling an admission of past errors in pressing monarchy under the president.
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Peking
State Council
Jeff McLemore of Texas Aimed War Warning Resolution
Jeff McLemore of Texas, a Congressman at Large, is described as a Democrat who once earned a living as a cowboy, prospector, and newspaper man in Mexico, Colorado, and Texas. He lives in Houston and uses a distinctive colon in his writings.
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McLemore
Texas
Wilson
Mr. McLemore
Jeff
Jefferson
Tennessee
Mexico
Colorado
Houston
Train Wreck Injures Three In Kalamazoo
R C Stoddard of Vancouver and two other passengers were seriously injured when the Wolverine flyer on the Michigan Central railway jumped the track near Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
R. C. Stoddard
Vancouver
B. C
Michigan Central Railway
Kelley Ranch raid near El Paso by Mexican bandits
The ranch of C E Kelley former mayor of El Paso located thirty two miles east of here was raided by Mexican bandits who drove off cattle and badly beat the caretaker.
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el Paso
Texas
C. E Kelley
Here
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