Lost Battalion tale highlights endurance in Argonne
Minnéailis Journal recalls Lewistown soldier Urban Schuh at the state capital, detailing his World War I service with the 307th Infantry in the 77th Division and the critical relief of the Lost Battalion. Schuh notes German plans for a mass attack on October 8, the delayed relief on October 7, and air/armament shortages faced by Allied troops.
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Urban Schuh
Lewistown
Mont
Fort Stelling
Argonne Forest
307Th Infantry
77Th
France
Schuh
307Th
308Th
Whittlesey
America
Dearmy
Argonne
Germany
Montana April crop report shows wheat at 91 percent normal
The Montana Field Agent reports on April 1 winter wheat at 91 percent of normal, down from 94 a year ago and 93 the ten year average. Moisture shortages and drying winds hinder growth in northern regions, with rye at 92 percent of normal and a projected 1,933,000 bushels.
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U. S
Army Cut Worm Must Be Fought In 1919
Montana State College entomologist Prof. R A Cooley warns the army cut worm may return this year after devastating about 100000 acres of wheat in 1915. Farmers should report signs, as the worm feeds at night and hides by day, causing clean-edged leaf bites. Poison bran is advised as effective control.
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Montana
R. A. Cooley
Montana State College
Labor and Capital Should Unite Against IWW
A call argues for unity of labor and capital to crush IWW and Bolshevism. It condemns organization as destructive and driven by failures, shiftlessness, exploiters, and profit seekers. It urges defeating IWWism to establish cooperative industry.
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I. W. W.ism
W. W. W. Ism
Wild West Yanks Break All Records for Honor Medals
The 91st Division, composed of soldiers from California, Oregon, and other western states, earned a record number of decorations as the final regiment arrived on the transport Calmares. Distributions included distinguished service crosses and Croix de guerre.
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New York
California
Oregon
Washington
Sleep Restores Peak Performance Says Ad Feature
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for wakefulness caused by indigestion and constipation. It argues sound sleep and a clear head improve daytime work and business, and claims a dose provides quick relief and better digestion.
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Jim Beedie
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Grass Range Creamery
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Federal Reserve System
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First National Bank
of Grass Range
Lewistown Boy
Minnéailis Journal
T. E. Smith
H. L. Allen
Andrew Kato
Buy Victory Bods
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Paul W. Koetitz
Mgr
C. A. Wilson
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F. E. Charters
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Kelly
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J. F. Slqan
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