Local Notes on Theatre, Salt Pecan Plant and War Bond Drives
Across Montana towns reports show Boseman-Ground preparing for a new theatre at $100,000 while Simms-backed capital funds a $60,000 pea canning plant. War Savings Stamps campaigns roll through Sweetgrass County schools with $79,776.75 in cash sale of sheep and 6,000 head at $12.75 average. Musselshell county builds fifty silos and more projects rise. Lewistown plans suit over $1,291.30 for influenza care. John Lampe leaves for Seattle to head Siberian fur expedition. Roundup notes a man overseas plans marriage to a Belgian, and a concrete reservoir proposal advances. Billings settles an unjust dismissal and blacklisting case with $2,900. Miles City seed sales rise with 15,000 pounds Grimm alfalfa sold. Missoula’s Bentz returns from Navy and resumes law in South Dakota. Eureka child Ruth Rhodes saves her infant sister from a house fire. Great Falls officials seek payment for care of girls at House of the Good Shepherd rate over $8,000. Bozeman suit over a Mennonite land sale alleges draft-evasion conspiracy.
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Boseman
Simms
Sweetgrass County
Musselshell County
Lewistown
Fergus County
Polson
John Lampe
Seattle
Siberia
Lampe
Alaska
J. Newton Alexander
Belgium
Billings
Great Northern Railroad
R. B. Proctor
Missoula
Christian
Blitz” Bentz
State University
Navy
Walter Camp
South Dakota
Eureka
Ruth Rhodes
Rhodes
Steve
Ruth
Great Falls
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Cascide
House of the Good Shepherd
Helena
C. B. Brest
Paul
John Stahl
Harwood
Germany tightens purse strings as Ebert era ends
The text notes that the strictest economy is needed in Germany and that preparations are likely underway to save resources when Ebert falls from power. It implies imminent economic tightening and political transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ebert
Montana Loses Billions in Missed Congress Measures
Senator Walsh says adjournment without action harmed Montana by blocking the Indian appropriation bills for Flathead, Fort Peck, Blackfeet, and Crow projects totaling 675,000, plus reclamation funds for Huntley, Milk River, Sund, and Lower Yellowstone. He notes oil leasing and water power bills would have unlocked rich mineral lands and power sites, creating jobs for returning soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Congress
Flathead Reservation
Fort Peck
Crow Reservation
Huntley
Milk River
Sund River
Yellowstone
House
Senate
Montana Oil Establishes Free Lubrication Help Center
Montana Oil creates an expert service bureau at its Helena general office to assist Montana tractor owners. All lubricating and fuel questions will be answered free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Oil Company
Helena
Montana
President Car ranza Faces Scrutiny Over Whiskers
Reading note suggests President Car ranza’s whiskers may be caught in machinery due to ongoing monkeying with a small monkey-wrench. This odd image hints at political pressure and potential disruption to policy.
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Carranza
World War Era Headlines Span Tax, Strikes and War Losses
Reports show Enrico Caruso to pay 1918 income tax of 153933.70 with 38483. Washington notes US loans to Italy rising to 1421500000 after a 16500000 credit. Mendoza in Argentina declares a general strike affecting 36 unions. Cottin is sentenced to death for attempted assassination of Clemenceau. Mormon leaders held by Villa in Mexico. German treasures return to owners from Brussels. Chilean officials say League of Nations talks harm Chilean interests. Lincoln tornado kills one, injures three, damages property. Nine sailors drown when US ship Ysselhaven hits a mine. Latin American war damage projected near one billion dollars. Woburn case ends as judge delays 32 Industrial Workers of the World espionage trial. 162 arrested in New York for bolshevik ties. Fort Douglas to deport 35 enemy aliens after peace pact signing. First 125 tons of American foodstuffs distributed for civilian relief. London reports Soviet minister Moor named commissary with broad powers.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Washington
Italy
United States
Buenos Aires
Mendoza
Paris
Emil Cottin
Clemenceau
Juarez
Mexico
Villa
France
Brussels
Chile
League of Nations
Lincoln
Neb
London
Yselhaven
Baltimore
Copenhagen
Wichita
Salt Lake
Utah
Fort Douglas
Here
Austria
Germany
Moor
Multiple Farm Lands and Livestock for Sale in Montana and Alberta
Classified ads list farms and ranch lands for sale in Montana and Alberta. Entries include a 400-acre grain and stock farm in Helena with 648 acres total and water rights, a 160-acre parcel near Conrad, and various Canadian land offers. Also advertised are livestock, farm loans, and ranch opportunities, plus imported stallions and registered cattle for exchange or purchase. Several listings offer easy terms, 90 percent tillable land, or cash and crop payment options, plus insurance and poultry supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringree
Conrad
Great Falls
Baciven Valley
Ulars
W H. Wright
N. Warren St
Helena
Mont
Pepier
Herbert A. Hover
Lena
Montana
Partienien
C - Chester
Khedive
Sale
Canada
Pice and Co
Lewistown
J. W. Hefferlin
Livingston
Mont. Loy
C. H. Campbell & Son
Great Falla
Spokane
Washington
Wailers
Consolidated Land Co
Elk
Custer County
Billin Mont
Anchland CO
Pipestone Springs
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Miles City
Yellowstone Valley Seed Growers’ Association
Senator Walsh
Geological Survey
Melrose
Philipsburg
Elliston
Big Horn
THE
Eee
Becket
Northwest
Boise
Pocatello
Portland
Butte
All Communications
Ida. L
Boises Block
Ford & Hollister Ranch (Inc
Darby, Mont
D. Watson Robb Co
oodruff-Boyce
Zeta Essemaker
Mounee Northers
Moorheed
Minn
James Rannel
Harlem
Hammond
O. B. Helena
Aide
M. C. Henderson
Columbia Gardens
Columbia Floral Co
W. Broadway
Batte
Rovig Lumber Co
First Ave
Wash
UOLE
Bowden & Karbel
Amond P
Illings
Elena
Wilson
B. BE. Caleins Co
Bette
KODAK
Keayos
Wheeler, Brageieta
Reat Falls
Bai Ge
Donn Be
Anditn Systema
Miles
M. N. A—Wk
S. C. Huseth
Optometrist and
Optician
Hughes Loans& Land CO
Great Falls, Mont
Alhambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
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