Wages and Labor Data Collected By State Highway Commission
The Montana Highway Commission reports wage ranges across road work categories with wide variances. Traction engineers earn 5.50 to 8 per day, truck drivers 3 to 8, teamsters 4 to 3.30, grading machine men 1.37, concrete workers 4 to 3. The survey covers earth and rock excavation prices, soil rock removal costs, and labor supply plans for the coming season. The commission aims to inform bid decisions for 1920 projects, including the Marshall grade cut near Missoula and the Yellowstone road work, with bids opening February 11.
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Haire
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Highway Commission
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Cure Your Rupture Like I Cured Mine
A sensational pitch by Captain Collings claims years at sea led to a rupture cure without surgery. The piece touts a book and medicals offering a promised simple, inexpensive remedy, promising to mail a regimen to rupture sufferers who request it.
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Collings
Nin
Eyter
Collanes
Hame
Watertown
Ullon
Montana Reports Flu Surge Against Western States
Montana health officials report rising influenza activity and compare the state to the western region, noting increased cases and intensifying control efforts. Data show 13 new cases for the reporting period, with Blaine County recording the lowest and another county the highest, reflecting varied impact across Montana.
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State Board of Jhealth
Mentone
Nwa
Werhibas
Geery
Amizalian
Montana
Vie Gewoy
Miter Brhaine
Tony
New Year Tourist Committee Meets Monday Night
The New Year Tourist Committee plans Monday night events and undertakings. Members listed include Miles Di Eeguetta, Maurice Avonins, Nook Fibeuteleuriee A. Miner, Clifton avdan, and others.
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Gomianttee Will Bonen
Chang Sina
Uvaniner Edirh
Raniditier One
Charles FL
Uwkine
Miles di Eeguetta
Maurice Aveins
Nook
Fibeuteleuriee
A. Miner
Man Travia
Ad Waller
Bog Evension
Clifton Avdan
Doe Mares
We Shesack
Sutitean
Charfleld
Migneer
Hel Chueh
McNaie
Raid Warning and Siege In Columbus 1916
Report recounts Mexican scout reports of Villa's troops near Columbus and the raid that followed. Testimony notes messages from Douglas HQ, impending attack, and fear of diplomatic fallout with Mexico. Raiders looted, burned, and took horses as 17 Americans were killed or wounded. one group was sentenced in connection with the invasion.
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Villa
Columbus
W. F. Murphy
Douglas 6
Slocum
Columbus Camino
Murphy
G. K. Seese
Colne
Medien
Dlessth x
Washington Lincoln observance program announced
A Thursday evening observance by the GAR and Ladies of the G.A.R. is planned to honor Washington’s birth day. Helenal leads the program with vocal performances and addresses by A. L. Lewpebt and others. The event includes songs and a short dramatic reading.
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Washington
GAR
Women's Relief Corps
Peter Ay Snagh
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Fabric Advice for Suit Making Mentioned in Notes
Brief fragment notes fabric advice for tailoring a suit or similar clothing item. The text hints at selecting fabrics and possible guidance, but specifics on types, weights, or patterns are unclear in the readable portion.
Ice cream and water storage services announced
The Independent lee Co announces prepared delivery of postal or retail items, including ice cream products and water in storage at Park. Details about a planned birth and a new photo facility are noted, with references to independent services and associated setup.
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Lee Co
Ghana
Steghas Dee
Notable bid to hand over German emperor to allies
Fragmentary report notes a correspondent describes views on delivering the former German emperor to the Allies for trial. It mentions exchanges with Switzerland and a figure named Maland, with unclear connections and several garbled phrases surrounding the topic.
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Maland
Switzerland
LMF
Kes
Uren
Wis
Dist
Olliaid
Gerard Seeks Democratic Unity Amid Rival Aspirants
Nes Moines report on James W. Gerard announcing his presidential bid and strategy. He aims to inform voters about Democratic contenders, praises Herbert Hoover, and backs a broad national campaign. The piece notes Gerard’s past as Berlin ambassador and his alignment with League of Nations advocacy.
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Iowa
James WW. Gerard
J.P. Jones
Sor Gerard
Jones
Gerard
Na Fyi Aw Alty
Auceeed
Wilson
Pliny
Germany
Mr. Gerard
Herbert
C. Hoover
Berlin
America
Mr. Hoover
Belgium
France
Trator
New York World
Hoover
Trst
The
World
Homer
San Francisco
Mor James
Democratic National Committee
Washington
League of Nations
Denver
Cal
Albuquerque
Maud Tuscon
Ariz
League
Bisfores Peave
Sannetsen
Los Angeles
Oakhind
Joan
No Increase in the Commission Salary Debate
The text discusses no increase in the commission salary, funds paid into the state treasury, and temporary injunction effects. It notes that license fees continued during the injunction and will be refunded to merchants after the decision. the secretary is mailing checks to merchants and union representatives as part of the matter.
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Tr. Commission
Come
Fragmentary OCR notes on culture and religion trends
The readable fragments reference religious and scientific topics, poetry and drama publication counts, and mentions of a publication series. It notes drops in certain works and a shift in historical or literary content with unclear dates and locations.
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