Montana News Roundup From Fergus to Missoula
Reports show frequent rains in Fergus county and plans for new facilities in Billings including an aviation field and two ice factories. Chouteau county jail stands empty for the first time in years at Fort Benton. Cascade county reports blackleg in cattle. Libby plans a building and loan association. Western Montana sees snowfall reducing forest fire risk. A city group forms in Whitefish. Butte reports arrest of Leo Daly on burglary charges and the death of Dan G. McTaggert from gas poisoning. Idaho state fair premiums go to Montana Hereford cattle from A B Cook stock farms in Helena. Mining camps around Helena report activity.
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Lewistown
Fergus County
Billings
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Falls
Cascade County
Libby
Missoula
Montana
Whitefish
Butte
Leo Daly
Butte Daily Bulletin
Dan G. McTaggert
Helena
A. B. Cook
Boise
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Havre Resident
Havre resident R H Houser of 1215 Second St. says kidney trouble once weakened him and caused back pain and colored urine. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after the first box, noting they have always worked when needed. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y manufactures.
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Havre
R. H. Houser
Second St
Mont
Dean
Doan
Sloan's Pain Relief Liniment Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Pain Relief Liniment for joints muscles and sciatic pain. It promises quick soothing relief without staining the skin and emphasizes economy with a large bottle and priced 35c 70c and 1.40. The copy urges readers to buy today and mentions cake Grugeist branding in a garbled line.
Montana News Roundup Highlights Postwar Changes
Reports from multiple cities describe Rhodes scholarship selections at Wesleyan University and memorial projects for Mrs. Walsh. College enrollment at the state university tops prior records, a fatal train collision involves Sidney Sherwood, and a whiskey plant is found in Billings. Clergy salary increases and church-building plans in Montana are noted, plus gas service changes in Havre and postwar adjustments across towns.
Naval Base to Be Established at Mouth of Columbia River
Secretary of the Navy Daniels supports a naval base at the mouth of the Columbia River stating size is the only question. The Helms commission favored the site, with Langfitt detailing a 4,000 foot channel and 20 square mile anchorage, boosting Warrenton and Astoria. Montana Warrenton Development Company promotes real estate near Warrenton with favorable prices.
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Naval Base
Columbia River
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Arkansas
Helms Congressional Commission
U. S
Langfitt
Pacific Coast
Inland Empire
Columbia Basin
Puget Sound
Warrenton
Astoria
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Salvation Army Adjutant Bakes World Record Flapjacks
Adjutant Fred Anderson of the Salvation Army baked 80 flapjacks in 20 hours during the St Mihiel offensive as part of a world record. He later toured Washington Idaho and Butte sharing souvenirs from fourteen months overseas with the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Mount Lee
Fred Anderson
Salvation Army
Adjutant Anderson
Butte
Seattle
20Th Division
Seachsprey
St. Mihiel
Anderson
Adjutant Anersom
Washington
Idaho
Salvation Army Home Service
Wandering Californian Returns Home From Cross Country Walk
Myra R. Collins began a foot journey from Los Angeles to circle the United States last May. She paused in Montana in July and says the happiest moments of her wanderings came there and in the two national playgrounds. Now back in California she praises Montana and urges others to make the most of their surroundings, finding home the most welcome place. Montana friends describe her as a compact energy bundle, sun-tanned with a vigorous frame, not taller than five feet.
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Myra R. Collins
Los Angeles
Montana
United States
Chicago
California
Myra Collins
Ger mans Puzzle Over Ex EmpOr ors Rest Policy
The report hints that Germany’s top concern is not how to handle former emperors but other pressing issues. The phrase suggests domestic worries overshadowing royal affairs and signals broader political anxiety.
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William Hohenzollern
World News Roundup From Pittsburg to New Jersey
A broad digest reports no change in the steel strike, nominations and dispatches from Washington Madrid and London, ambassadorships to Belgium and the United States, casualties in Morocco and Omaha, Hoover’s relief funds, Fiume debates, and various domestic political and labor developments across the United States and Europe including strikes, parades, and legal notices.
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Washington
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Madrid
Morocco
New York
Viscount Grey
United States
Spokane
Puget Sound
Paris
Sofia
Bulgaria
British Railways
Wilson
Chicago
Landis
Pollak Steel Company
Russia
State Department
Omaha
Smith
Elk River
Minn
Foley
Here
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Herbert C. Hoover
Congress
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Fiume
Germany
Kansas City
Julius H. Barnes
United States Grain Corporation
Honolulu
Maunaloa
Brussels
America
Seattle
James R. Devers
H. C.hope
Montgomery
Alabama
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Vladivostok
L. P. Johns
Ben Spurling
Spurling
Graves
Ala
Navy Department
San Diego
Philippine Islands
Brazil
London
Great Britain
Kingdom
House
Senate
Chas. M. Schwab
Cecil Spring-Rice
Wilhelm von Brincken
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Charlotte
N. J
New Jersey
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Rimini
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F. O. Kelly
David Pile
Mary Whalen
Lester Loble
Lewis and Clark County
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Bear Tooth Forest
Ohn T. Baumee
France
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Great Falls
Skillet Champion OF Salvation Army
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Lev At
Chapple Laboratory
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Optometrien
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Frary & Burlingame
Op Commission
Butte Stock Exchange
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Rocky Mountain Bee Co
Butte College of Telegraphy
French Dry Cleaners Spool
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First Ave
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Uri
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Wrixon & Agnew P. O. Box
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