Templeton High in Y War Work in France
Herbert A. Templeton of Rogers Templeton Lumber Co. directs Y M C A work for five divisions of allied armies in France. He serves as hut secretary with over 100 units under him and acts as representative on the 8 S O S general staff, aiding war relief and welfare services in the field.
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Herbert A. Templeton
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Company
Montana
France
Templeton
Paris
Association
8. O. S. General Staff
Ed Cross
K. of
General Pershing
Butte Man's Golf Pants Sparked Fights and Nationwide Rise
Robert J. Shores, Montana native and editor turned publisher, founded the Robert J. Shores Corporation in New York. Once a Butte humor columnist and gadfly, Shores wore the state’s first golf knickers, prompting seven street altercations and a police clash before turning to a major fiction publishing business with a half‑million capital.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
Robert J. Shores Corporation
Shores Corporation
Robert J. Shores
Montana
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Bob Shores
A. J. Shores
Amalgamated Copper Company
Shores
Chadbourne & Shores
Corporation
New York
Will Wallace
Chadbourne, Shores & Wallace
Wallace
Gould
United States
Willie
Mary MacLane
Bob
Bannack Montana First Capital Remains Frozen in Time
Bannack Montana's first capital sits in a canyon between two mountains, largely unchanged for 60 years. Old buildings host memories of gold days, with the cemetery behind Hangman Gulch telling of Nellie New Mills and other forgotten lives. Tourists visit the gravesites as Bannack remains Montana's oldest mining town and former territorial seat.
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Bannack
Montana
Moving Picture Company
Hangman’s Gulch
Dillon
Sugar permits eased for homes in Montana amid shortages
Sam D. Goza, Lewis and Clark county food administrator, explains a modified order allowing purchases of sugar up to 25 pounds per person for preserving fruit with an affidavit, while delays persist due to high demand and pending permits. Helena remains the center of the five mile sugar zone.
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Sam D. Goza
Lewis and Clark County
Sam
Helena
Ugar
Bozeman
Goza
Mr. Goza
Alfred Atkinson
Montana
California
Bull Durham Smoke Dilemma Moves Cowboy Artist
Cowboy artist Charlie Russell explains he will buy only two packages of Bull Durham. He believes soldiers in France need the tobacco more and jokes about a cowboy craving a bigger sack. Russell notes he may have to quit if supplies run out.
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Charlie Russell
Montana
American Tobacco Company
Russell
Durham
France
Puncher
McNamara & Marlow
Big Sandy
State edict cuts sugar to two pounds per person
Three pounds a month is the maximum sugar allowance per capita per month, under a state food administration edict. Consumers are urged to reduce this allowance to two pounds where possible.
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State Food Administration
Ambulances At Anaconda Mines Feature Hot and Cold Water
Cadillacs costing over 5 000 dollars each, fitted with hot and cold running water and electric lights, will be stationed at Anaconda Great Falls and Butte works. On duty constantly, they aim to rapidly transport severely injured workers to hospitals and provide first aid en route, with two first aid beds aboard.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Great Falls
Butte
Cadillac
Red Cross Pays 60 for Deserter Capture in Miles City
Miles City Montana Red Cross chapter to receive sixty dollars for capturing Marshall Serrano a deserter from a New Jersey training camp. Serrano claimed trench service in France and after presenting faked credentials was aided by Custer County workers who later saw him arrested and the money returned along with the sixty dollar reward.
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Red Cross
Miles City
Mont
Marshall Serrano
New Jersey
Serrano
France
Custer County
Home dynamited in Butte shocks officials
Police officials of Butte are baffled by the dynamiting of the home of B. H. Barrett assistant superintendent of the Milwaukee railroad. Barrett lived from Bridge, South Dakota to Avery Idaho. Two heavy charges of giant powder exploded against the stone wall, shattering windows in the house and nearby homes.
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Butte
B. H. Barrett
Milwaukee Railroad
Mobridge
S. D
Avery Idaho
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Allied Army
Montanan
Bet
BIG New York Publishing House
Edgar Allen Poe
Colyum
San Francisco
New York Sun
The
Sun
Maine
Florida
Nellie
Plummer
Paget
Lewis and Clark
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