Montana and regional notes from various towns
A montage of brief items from Montana towns dated November era coverage. Topics include the Montana State Corn show in Miles City. Great Northern shop improvements. a labor roundup in Butte. dry land wheat yields near Laurel and Brazil Summit totaling 16 000 bushels. horses starving in Malta. Fergus county war-saving societies totalling 397. Musselshell county wheat yield projected at 1.5 million bushels. Flathead irrigation funding request. Billings shows and sales for Montana Shorthorn Breeders. Rosebud county thrift stamps selling duty. grocery delivery scrutiny in Billings. postponed state land sales due to influenza. Rotary and county highway milestone signs in Great Falls. teachers called to volunteer as nurses in Butte. Forsyth jail escape foiled via tunneling. Harlowton to Seattle electric trains planned by 1919. Forsyth flagpole eagle visit. a Billings aviator training camp report with bold aerial feats.
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Miles City
Montana
Great Falls
Great Northern
Butte
Laurel
Brazil
Malta
Lewistown
Fergus County
lIt
Musselshell County
Polson
Interior Lane
Congress
Flathead
Billings
Montana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Rosebud
County Council of Defense
Melena
Valley
Blaine
Toole
Hill
Teton
Board of Education
Phillipsburg
Missoula
H. E. Bryam
Milwaukee Road
Harlowton
Seattle
Forsyth
Senate confirms Day as U S district attorney
Helena attorney Edward C Day, long known in the capital city, has been confirmed by the Senate to succeed Bert K Wheeler as United States district attorney. The nomination was made by President Wilson and approved, clearing the way for Day to assume the post.
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Senate
Edward C. Day
Helena
Wilson
Bert K. Wheeler
United States
German dugouts in offensive reveal comforts of home
During the recent offensive American armies captured many German dugouts. Some contained running water electric lights steam heat and other luxuries reflecting homes away from home.
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St. Mihael Galient
Global World War Era Briefs From Across Cities
A mosaic of short dispatches reports influenza forecasts in San Francisco tied to planetary positions. language shifts in Sweden and Norway. German directions for postwar commerce. German release of Liebknecht. Austrian Poland administration handovers. United Federal Employees union drive. Bruges war-time repairs. Jess Willard boxing for war relief. anarchists jailed in New York. Royal Air Force youth drafts. American planes with red devil emblem. Berger and others to face espionage trials. New York cemeteries and influenza burials. Senator Hale’s death at 82. Berlin’s praise of Wilson amid peace calls. Belgian escape attempt thwarted. Boche prisoners greeted by British reception committees.
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San Francisco
Albert Porta
Oakland
London
Sweden
Norway
Amsterdam
America
Germany
Karl Liebknecht
Reichstag
Ken Down
Chimneys
New York
Jess Willard
United War Work Campaign
Royal Air Force
Paris
Chicago
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Queensboro
Enza
Maine
Ellsworth Hale
Basil
Wilson
National Zeitung
Berlin
William
Holland
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Glen Allen
Fort Worth
Texas
Allen
Ana
Tue Palmolive Co
YUBA
Vale al Orde
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