Plan to Unwater Drumlumamion Mine Bond Appeal
Urgent appeal issued by St. Louis Mining and Minining Co to stockholders to subscribe for bonds to finance unwatering of Drent iummon and continued work at Blue Bird shaft near Drumlummon Shannon. President LE Edmiston reports bullion sales of 130007 since taking over two years ago, with profits applied to indebtedness and ongoing mine operations, noting near end of low grade ore and need for cash to pay debts and sustain three shifts. Bonds offered at 1000 for 800 or 100 for 80 through September, with potential 9 percent yield and 25 percent profit on retirement, otherwise an assessment may be levied October 1.
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Drumlumsmot
Marysville
St. Louis Mining and Mininng Company
Blue Bird
Drumlummon
Shannon
Drumsummon
LE. C. Edmiston
Ennniston
Blue Biro
No Frost Noted In U6 Weather Report Summary
Moderately warm days and cool nights with limited sunshine and showers varying by location define the weekly U.S. Weather Bureau report. No frosts were reported. Grain crops mature slowly while drought affects some areas. stock water improves in central and eastern Montana, yet Miles City area reports dry water holes. Winter wheat emerges northern regions. corn ripening in east, with northwest cropping ahead. Potatoes ripening early in eastern areas. alfalfa third cut near. Harvest under way for flax in north. sugar beets progressing toward late month. Cattle and sheep in good to excellent condition though eastern ranges poorer than usual. western ranges better.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Montana
Miles City
Flathead
Milk River
Yellowston
Eklund’s Funeral to Be Held This Afternoon
The funeral of Barney Eklund, longtime local waiter, will be held this afternoon at 3 in Flaherty and Koblee’s chapel with Rev. James F. McNamee officiating. Burial follows in Forestvale. Eklund died Tuesday night after months of ill health. born April 19 1861 in Stockholm Sweden, he had no relatives in this country.
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Barney .Eklund
Flaherty and Koblee’s
James F. McNamee
Forestvale
Eklund
Stockholm
Sweden
America Still Seeks Air Conquest Despite Shenandoah
Editorial comment across papers asserts Americans will continue pursuing conquest of the air after the Shenandoah disaster and a failed non stop Honolulu flight. Public support for aviation persists despite calls for investigation into naval and military air policy led by Col William Mitchell, with European interest rising. The Digest this week outlines public opinion, problems, and potential congressional action.
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Honolulu
Buffalo Evening Post
Shenandoah
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
War and Navy Departments
Europe
United States
Congress
British Thrust at American Religion
The Church Times attacks American religion as Puritanism allied with capitalism, calling it Calvinistic yet emotionally restrained and focused on hard work and money. The Living Church counters from Milwaukee, noting high church perspectives in the US. The Literary Digest features this controversy and lists other vital news in its September 19 issue.
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Church Times
Church of England
London
Living Church
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
The
Literary Digest
Sale
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ST. Louis Company
America
Savannah News
Albany Evening News
Atlanta Journal
Mosul
House of Stinnes
Oregon
Charleston
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Dempsey
Samson
Department of Good English
Nation’s Forameet Book of Health
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Eugene Lyman Flak
Eugenics and
Telleve
Boards of Health
TU. 3
Steel Corporation
American Rolling Mill Co
Funk & Wagnalle Company
Fourth Ave
New York
the Literary Digest
Grenville Kleiser
Mr. Kleiser
Sion
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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