New Flour Mill Nears Opening at Grass Range
Grass Range Milling Company nears completion of a modern plant called the Midget Marvel Mill. Paul W. Koenitz leads the enterprise and expects to start by August first with a 40 barrel daily capacity. Millwright John Eliason and miller George Sneal will manage operations in Owensboro Ky made equipment and a 13 foot driveway for teams support local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Range Miling Company
Paul W. Koenitz
Anglo- American Milling Co
Owensboro
John Eliason
Montana
George Sneal
Koenitz
Ustom
Notice to Contractors for Grass Range Montana 1918
Town of Grass Range Montana invites bids for excavating and filling and limited culvert work on East Second Street. Plans and specs on file at Town Clerk and engineer Jus M Schmit Lewistown. Bids require certified check equal to 10 percent of bid. town reserves right to reject all bids.
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Grass Range
Montana
East Second Street
Jus. M. Schmit
Lewistown
Qd. E. McKenna
General Hunter Liggett Emerges From War Front Legend
A profile of General Hunter Liggett portrays him as a peak American military figure in World War I lore. The piece recounts a 1900s Pacific rescue mission aboard the City of Peking, highlighting Liggett’s courage, leadership, and pivotal role behind the gun as a frontline commander. It also criticizes German wartime propaganda while noting American troop deployments and naval losses have diminished. The article closes with a boastful call to relentless American mobilization and continued fighting spirit.
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Hunter Liggett
New York Sun
Lorrane
United States
Pacific
Philippine
Peking
31St Infantry
United States Volunteers
Heaven
3D Battallion
Ligget
Walsh Stays on the Job for Montana Interests
Senator Walsh, a staunch Montanan and national legislator, used a senate recess to secure aid for drought hit Northwest farmers. He persuaded President Wilson to allocate five million dollars from a special war fund to buy seed grain for fall planting, shielding Montana growers from ruin. From 1913 to 1918 he oversaw Montana reclamation appropriations totaling over 12.7 million dollars, and sponsored the Walsh Amendment to Good Roads, securing 10 million for highways through national forests, earning praise from the state press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walsh
Montana
Northwest
Congress
Wilson
Senate
Notice of Sale of School Bonds by Fergus County District
Notice of Sale by School District No. 21 Fergus County Montana at Forest Grove on Aug 31 1918 at 2 PM for seven bonds 1000 each up to 6 percent interest ten years with five year redemption bids to be cash minimum par plus a 350 bond bid security Bid to be sent to the Clerk Hans Hanson chair etc First pub Aug 8 1918 5t
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Board of Trustees
Fergus County
State of Montana
A. D
Forest Grove
Fergus
Montana
Uilding
State Board of Land Commissioners
Hans. C. Hanson
Harry Holmes
E. E. Martin
John Sellers
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Paris Green
Paris
Ekern
East Main St
Lewistown, Montana
J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors
Becket
Grain Growers Elevator Co
Becket, Montana
Richard Vinger
My Store
Germany
Kaisers
John Paul Jones
Pioneer Implement & Auto Co
Grass Range, Mont
H. M. Wetzig
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