Pershing Retires as General of the Armies
John Joseph Pershing, at 64, retires to private life bearing the highest U S military honors. The record of his World War leadership cements his place in history and makes him a paragon for American youth through integrity and education.
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John Joseph Pershing
United States
Pershing
General Pershing
Pershing’s lasting lesson of reliability and shared glory
The text portrays Pershing as a disciplined, reliable leader who earned advancement through steady effort. It highlights his habit of surrounding himself with brilliant soldiers, prioritizing collective success over personal prominence, and acknowledging that wartime and peacetime leadership depend on unity and generosity. He retires with broad public respect.
A Problem for the Rural Community
A discussion of rural education highlights that two thirds of youths aged 5 to 20 in open country towns attend school, with over 8 million in one teacher schools. Rural teachers face minimal training, short terms, and large classes, prompting calls for state equality of educational opportunity and local community support.
Pop on the World Again Shines Over Montana and Wyoming
Montana and Wyoming rise atop the world once more as good economic times refresh business and mood. Locals feel the surge in trade and confidence while outsiders take notice of a broad upturn across the region.
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Montana
Wyoming
Foreclosure Sale on Mortgage Against Browns in Montana
Notice declares sale by advertisement for mortgage default on October 1 1915 loan to Union Central Life Insurance Company. Sale to be held at Beaverhead County office in Dillon Montana on November 1 1921 at 1 00 p m to the highest cash bidder. Property: north half of section 4 township 5 south range 6 west Montana principal meridian. Mortgage dated October 1 1915 and recorded October 22 1915.
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William C. Brown
Susie M. Brown
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Beaverhead County
Montana
Renee
Berverhem? Abstract Company
Dillon
Read County
Beavertiead
Range
Billings
Union Central Life Insurance Company, Mortgagee
Finest crops signal strong farm year and rising prices
This year crops on irrigated and non irrigated land are the finest in years with prices for farm products rising as in 1920. Grain is moving to market and a new business revival is expected soon. The faith of farmers appears vindicated and optimism grows as publication outlets praise the season.
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Billings Service News
Good times and caution in a town market view
A column urges steady enterprise under the Dawes plan, praising brave merchants and advertising as essential. It cautions against speculation and idle stores, notes advertising as an investment, and cites rail shipments as August grain totals for the Lewistown Butte and Milwaukee divisions.
Merchants Face Challenge of Public Mind and Activity
Community building notes the difficulty of aligning public sentiment with steady activity. It discusses the balance between sleepiness and inactivity as a core problem for local merchants and progress.
Best Powwow Yet Says Rodeo Feature
The report highlights Paddy Ryan of Miles City as top calf roper with a 28 second daily average and a 1:25:19 three day total. Lloyd Saunders and Norman Mason place second and third, while Claude Lay wins the relay finals riding E. W. Smith gear. Other events list Tom Cox, Norman Mason, Pat Ryan among winners in bronco busting and cal Roping.
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Paddy Ryan
Miles City
Bill Mullins
Armstead
Norman Mason
Jackson
Lloyd Saunders
Ryan
Claude Lay
E. W. Smith
Berii Snelling
Flynn
J. J. Shaw
Bronelo
Tom Cox
Dillon
Montana
Gallstones
Cheyenne
Pat Ryan
Blue Doe
First day rodeo results and sales listing from Dunlewey
The report lists multiple horse races with riders and owners, including Only Chance Williams Jardine and Master Williams Pendleton, Degan McPowell Shaw, Warnie Siria Sivia, and Fox Sivia Sinia. It notes placings in events from three eighths mile to mile, plus a 2:30 pace, broncho busting, and wild cow milking with times. Peggy Warren rode Jack Dempsey at Fort Keough. Also for sale 1000 tons alfalfa hay and a stock ranch listing from Dunlewey Land & Livestock Co in Wilsall Montana.
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Williams
M. Jardine
Midway
Siva
W .Siria
Sleepy Tom
Mc]ell
I. W. Smith
Master
I. Pendelton
Blue
McPowell
Lt. W. Smith
Fox
Sivia
W. Sinia
Degan
McPo
W. Shaw
Warnie
W. Sivia
Athgold
Brown
W. Brown
Pat Ryan
Miles City
Lloyd Saunders
Panho Okla
Norman Mason
Jackson
Siria
Cheat
Ramsey
Markus
Cummings
MM. Jardine
W. Livia
E. W. Smith
Govs
Sorrel Kate
Kent
Queen
Chealey
Frank Collins
Bozeman
Pat Flynn
Dillon
Jimmie Raymond
Dunlewey Land & Livestock Co
Wilsall
Montana
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John J. Pershing
Kodak
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Eastman Film
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Ry H. B. Smith
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