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Newspaper

Saco Independent

Location

Saco, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1919

Page

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Child Lost on Prairie Near Thoney Rescued Safely

A three year old girl from Barnard disappeared while visiting near Crow Creek. After a day and night of searching by about 60 locals, she was found eight miles from home and two miles from Frenchman Creek. She was unharmed aside from scratched feet and thirst.

Thoney -Country Margaret Claude Harden Barnard Thoney Clair Duncan Crow Creek Beinie Frenchman Creek Thoney Review

Pvt Cuts To Get Nine Stars On Ribbon

Private Wendell Cutting of the American Embarkation Center Le Mans seeks nine stars for his victory ribbon. He saw service in nine major operations including Somme defensive and St Mihiel with the 1st Division.

Stars & Stripes Io Pvt Wendell Cutting le Mans Germany Co. L 16Th Infantry Somme Aisne Montr‘lidier-Noyon Champagne- Marne Aisne-Marne Sommer Oise-Aise St. Mihiel Meuse- Argonna

Minneapolis Girl Recalls Farewell at France Canteen

Miss Alice Leoux Smart of Minneapolis describes the closing of the American Red Cross canteen at Saint-Germain-des-Fosses known as two Flags Canteen. The town and distant visitors gathered in rain to bid farewell as General Dantan gave flowers and praise before the station’s last shift.

Alice Leoux Smart Minneapolis Minn Red Cross St. Germain Des Fosses France Vichy Clermount Moulins Miss Smart M. le General Dantan Pollu

Wendell Cutting of Glasgow Named in Family Notice

Wendell Cutting is listed as the son of Mr and Mrs Cutting of Glasgow in a brief family notice from the town.

Wendell Is the Son Mr. _and Mrs. Cutting Glasgow

Americans Head Parade in London as Peace Celebrated

London July 19 nineteen thousand allied soldiers marched six miles through the city to Hyde Park in celebration of the return of peace. The Americans led by General Pershing marched in three battalions with 33 officers and 1,100 men each, saluted by King George and the royal family from the Victoria Memorial. Belgium was listed among the contingents.

London Albert Gate Hyde Park George Army Navy Victoria Memorial Buckingham Palace J. J. Pershing Belgium

Plane crash injures two during Havre exhibition

Havre July 23 Pat Yeon and Lieutenant Hill escaped with bruises when the Jack Mabee airplane fell in the bad lands seven miles south of Havre during an evening exhibition. The machine tipped on landing after being at a high speed. wings and parts were smashed. The aircraft had carried passengers regularly and this was Yeon’s first flight. Mabee may buy a larger plane if repairs fail.

Havre Pat Yeon Lieutenant Hill Jack Mabee Mems Mr. Yeon

100 Mile Gun Ready At Time Of Truce

Paris July 22. Admiral Bourgeois chief engineer of the navy department said in a chamber of deputies hearing that Germany bombarded Paris with long range guns. He designed a cannon with a 100 mile range that could be in position in an hour and was ready for action when the armistice was signed.

Paris Chamber of Deputies M. L. Bourgeois Navy Department

Dakota settlers endure drought and hardship with social hope

Pane Ca remarks recall early Dakota settlers facing repeated crop failures and debt. Despite poverty they kept spirits up with community gatherings, joking that even paying fiddlers a fraction of their due led to memorable times. Hard times fade in social resilience.

Dakota Drouth

Fire Hole Wonders and Old Faithful Visit at Yellowstone

In Greenberg Kansas on July 14 1919 Dr Palmer recalls a Yellowstone trip detailing Fire Hole and Queen’s Laundry hot waters blue pools and the Paint Pot. He describes the Fire Hole’s fiery steam and the Pool of Silvain along with Old Faithful’s regular eruptions and nearby facilities.

Fire Hole River Yellowstone Park Gibbons Creek Queen’s Queen’ S Laundry John Bell Hells

Geyser Display Sparks at Old Faithful Visit

The narrator reports a vivid scene near Old Faithful with the Giant Geyser erupting in multiple directional bursts about 150 feet high and 4 feet in diameter, followed by Old Faithful roaring to 10 feet in height before quieting. The account ends mid day as the writer continues work harvesting wheat.

Old Faithfuls Old Faithful

Fourteen Forest Fires in Idaho Threaten Large Territory

Boise July 22. Fourteen fires burn across South Idaho with the Thunder Mountain front extending 25 miles. Hundreds fight the blazes as rough terrain blocks supply delivery by the General Land Office. Mining camps sheep bands and homesteader farms face danger. Governor Davis blames the federal patrol shortfall and plans to visit Washington to meet the interior secretary.

Boise Idaho Thunder Mountain Land Office Davis Washington Secretary of the Interior

Massive Washington Idaho Montana forest fires strain federal crews

July 19 reports rapid wildfires across Northern Idaho Western Montana and Eastern Washington burning thousands of acres. The Federal Forest Service appeals for extra manpower sending recruits to railheads and trails as 24 firefighters quit after agitators urged 14 hours pay for 12 hours work near Rattle Snake Creek Missoula Montana.

Spokane Wash Idaho Montana Washington Federal Forest Service Forest Service Rattle Snake Creek Missoula Mont

Negroes Have Done Their Duty Well to Uncle Sam

Miss Hallie Q. Brown of Wilberforce Ohio told a Butte audience that black soldiers have served with distinction in every U S war and condemned lynching while urging education. She noted 500 Wilberforce students and described the contributions of negro labor from Africa’s removal to patriotic sacrifice.

Uncle Sam Butte United States Hallie Q. Brown Wilberforce Ohio Womans Club Wilberforce University Africa

Farmers Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Milk River Bridge

The Milk River high bridge event hosted by Whitewater Farm Bureau and Saco Co operative Association drew a big crowd and ran from morning till dawn with races boxing match and a grand evening dance. Tinney and Carroll boxed to a draw and shared spoils while neighbors from farms and towns enjoyed the day.

Milk River High Bridge Whitewater Farm Bureau Saco Co-operative Association Harry Tinney Ed Carroll

Airplanes Find Forest Fires Early In California

Report to the Forest Service shows Army aviators making daily flights over national forests in California. Air patrols are deemed valuable and may become a permanent part of woodland protection. Fires are discovered early and reported to rangers, reducing losses. landing sites in rugged terrain remain a handicap and some see dirigible balloons as a future alternative.

Forest Service United State Department of Agriculture National Forests California Forest Rangers

Yellowstone Sees Heaviest Travel In Park History

Yellowstone National Park reports record visitation led by Horace M. Albright with July figures showing 16 930 entrants in 25 days and a new single day high of 988. The surge accompanies growing interest in the Geysers to Glaciers Highway linking Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks.

Yellowstone National Park Horace M. Albright Yellowstone Park Yellowstone Glacier National Parks Glaciers Livingston Bozeman Three Forks Boulder Helena Chateau Mammoth Hot Springs Glacier

Wool Pooling Pays Premium Across Fleeces

Wool pooling in fleecing states grows popular as small producers join with neighbors to market wool collectively. Last year cooperative sales earned one to eight cents per pound above local bids, attracting eastern wool merchants with graded quality fleece.

Flecca

Swedish Princess Ordered to Leave Livingston by Police

Cecelia Gustaf, who claimed to be a Swedish princess and renowned lecturer, ended her Livingston stay at police request. She advertised as a teacher of higher development and disease cure, charging for lectures with a room full of listeners before officers shut down her last lecture and ordered her to depart the city.

Livingston Cecelia Gustaf Aty

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