National Rail Strike Planned for October 30
Chicago Oct 20 More than half a million railroad men were ordered to strike October 30 with other unions joining in a nationwide walkout by November 2. The six major brotherhoods authorized the work stoppage to protest wage cuts and a rail labor board decision.
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Chicago
Texas Line
United States
New England
Six Five Brotherhoods
United States Railroad Labor Board
Association of Railroad Executives
Chisago
Fastern Railways Expect A Failure To Patch up Peace
New York reports say eastern presidents conference chiefs meet in Chicago to plan response to a threatened railroad strike on eastern and New England lines. Despite hope for peace from the labor board the heads warn they may press ahead with strike orders. Ads called for replacements for possible strikers and circulars urged workers to consider carefully before deciding.
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Fastern
New York
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Eastern Presidents Conference
New England
Pupils to Receive Milk in Yakima Schools
Yakima Washington schools have awarded a contract to Jersey Home Dairy to supply milk for all pupils including high school students. Half pints will cost 2.45 cents and full pints 4.75 cents, with a goal to aid those unable to buy it and improve health standards.
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Yakima
Wash
Jersey
Hise
Charzee
Hoover Plans Coordination To Guard Rail Supplies
Washington October 20 plans for removal of essential commodities in the event of a general railroad strike have been completed by the commerce department Seery. Hoover announced today that the department is prepared to coordinate state and municipal efforts to continue transporting food fuel and other primary commodities if the railroads shut down. He indicated trucks and water transportation would be used alongside rail carriers.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Hoover
Milk River Valley poultry farm keeps 700 White Leghorns
Harlem October 23 The A E Everett ranch east of here bustles as Mr and Mrs Everett socialize with chickens. They raise 700 pure White Leghorns for eggs and plan further improvements to create a top Montana farm. They housed over 1 500 chicks in incubators this season and aim to expand next year.
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Harlem
A. E. Everett
Everett
Montana
Iowa Farmers to Burn Corn as Fuel This Winter
W F Hubbard Iowa extension agent predicts farmers will burn corn for fuel as weather turns cold. Iowa corn priced around 5.40 per ton while coal costs 11 to 11.50 per ton. In Windom Minnesota residents say corn at 25 cents per bushel will fuel the municipal power plant this winter.
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Omaha
W. F. Hubbard
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Southern State Fines Fire Companies in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi October 21 Chancellor W P Strickler issued a decree in Hinds county court fining fire in business in the state. Thirty three companies were fined one hundred ninety five thousand eight hundred seventy five dollars each. Others were fined from one hundred upwards.
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Jackson
Miss
W. P. Strickler
Hinds County
Million Dollars Available for Stock Loans
The War Finance Corporation announced a loan of 1 million dollars to a financial institution for credit extensions on live stock in Montana and Wyoming. The bank’s name and loan terms were not disclosed.
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Washington
Montna
Wyoming
War Finance Corporation
Coal Operators Propose Pay Cuts in New Scale Talks
Terre Haute Ind January 21 The first authoritative statement on the effect that mine operators will declare for a reduction in pay for mining coal when the new coal scale is negotiated in 1922 was made today by Phil H Penna secretary of the Indiana Bituminous Operators association In making a new scale he said we shall expect to adjust it to correspond with the other industries and with the reduced cost of living.
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Hensly Bros
Extra
Iowa
Western Point S
Terre Haute
Ind
Phil H. Penna
Indirite Bituminous
Penna
International water agreement outlines St Marys and Milk rivers
The 1921 Ottawa commission report recommends shared construction and operation of reservoirs at St Mary Lakes in Montana, Chain of Lakes in Montana, Verdigris Coulee in Alberta, to conserve winter and flood flows. It urges joint funding and control by United States and Canada, with US ownership of the reservoir titles. The plan anticipates cooperation between US Reclamation Service and Canadian Reclamation Service.
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St. Marys
Milk
Montana
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Commission
Sas‘ate'ewan
St. Mary
St Mary and
United States Reclamation Service
Sherburne Lake
Chain-of-Lakes
Milk River
Canada
Reclamation Service of Canada
St. Mary Lakes
Verdigris Cube
St. “Mary
United’ ‘States
United States
Unite States
Reclamation Service
Chain- of-Lakes
Canadian Reclamation Service
Verdigris Coulee
Ottawa
CC. A. McGarth
O. Gardner
Henry A.powell
C. D. Gardner
W._H. Hearst
Mark .A. Smith
Wheat hauled to town and travel notes from Saco
Levi Osier and A T Glascock brought loads of wheat to town on Monday. Joe Albus and Mrs Busche with family spend the week in Saco. Ben Franklin returned from Canada after several weeks away. Dren reportedly at Tatham Ranch. Rev Avignd and Mrs Ge Me referenced in passing.
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Levi Osier
Joe Albus
Ben. Franklin
Canada
White Water community notices and gatherings in Bowdoin area
Friday auto trip by Prof. Miller of Bowdoin, weekend ranch stay near Pea Lake. Farmer Herman Light visiting Sacco. Local land office business by Loyd Tribby. Jacobs unable to haul Grove mail, service performed next day. Community dinner hosted by Alton Olson at his ranch. Visitors include Irene Erickson Hawes and Miss Johnston. Teachers Irene and Bowdoin high school staff in residence. Webster of Glasston visiting Brandt home en route to California. Community jail dance planned for Oct 29 with a four piece orchestra and supper ticket. Northeast White Water teachers to meet Oct 28 for a five session program on reading development and rural school management.
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Loyd Tribby
U. S
N. J. Brandt
Jacobs
Grove Mail
White Water
White Water Hall
Better Farming Meetings in November
The Farm Bureau schedules dry land farming meetings across Malta Dodson Saco to educate farmers on up to date methods. Experiment station insights will be paired with practical farmer experience to promote diversification and improved tillage for Phillips County’s agricultural future.
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Montana
Burneu
Malta
Odd Fellows Hall
Dodson
Phillips County
Montana cattle shipments surge before railway strike
Great Falls October 21 heavy shipments of Montana cattle are expected in the next ten days in anticipation of a railroad strike. Officials say the Great Northern and Milwaukee lines prepare consignments from northern and central Montana while Northern Pacific readies shipments from its routes. Cars are being returned from the east as fast as possible to handle as much business before the strike.
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Great. Falls
Montana
Great ‘Northern
Milwaukee
Northern and Central
Northern Pacific
Palm Homes Family Update and Obituary of Mrs Tatham
Cord informs Levi Osier and son Steve return from Canada where threshing kept them away. Mrs Charley Palm ill with blood poisoning in hand. Mrs Fannie Tatham dies after a week of illness with pneumonia at home. She leaves husband two daughters and five grandchildren. Rev Auger conducts funeral, burial at Saco cemetery. Community grieving includes many flowers showing high esteem.
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Levi Osier
Steve
Canada
Charley Palm
Mr. Palm
Fannie Tatham
Daughers
Huntley
Vate
Auger
Saco
Tatham
Wheat Load Delivered to Town by Wm Peterson
Wm Peterson brought a load of wheat to town on Saturday. Mrs Ida Bruckner spent Thursday at Cartwright time. Carie Fischer helped Mrs Al Bruckner cook for threshers last week. Mrs Boushard visited with Mr Oswald Ramsbacher Saturday afternoon. Mrs Knable visited her daughter in Idaho. Mrs John Bruckners stayed with her mother Mrs John Johnson Saturday night. A baby girl arrived at the Wm East home. Mr Easton and Bailey from Saco visited Harb and stayed Friday night at Wi Hers place. O L Brown threshing here this week for several neighbors including John Bruckner W Peterson Steve McIntee and Al Bruckner.
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Bill
Easton and Bailey
Saco
Harb
Wi. Her
O. L. Brown
John Bruckner
W. Peterson
Steve McIntee
al Bruckner
SACH TIGH ENTERS STATE DEBATING LEAGUE
Sace high school joins the state debating league open to four year accredited schools. The question asks whether the federal government should enact legislation to exclude rigidly Japanese immigration from the United States. Tryouts start soon with several experienced debaters named including Harry Marnin Walace Blue Ruth Hunter Amy Mfalmin Alex Cativack Homer Garrison and Herbert Abea. Coaching by Wampir.
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Sace High School
United States
Sveral
Harry Marnin
Walace Blue
Ruth Hunter
Amony Mfalmin
Alex Cativack
Homer Garrison
Herbert Abea
Debsting
Or Wampir
Garfield County Hotel Moves 42 Miles to Ingomar
Edwards hotelman William Winney will relocate his hostelry to Ingomar, a 42 mile distance, due to the absence of a local hotel. E W Mather of Jordan will handle the move, with good roads and fair weather expected to aid the transfer.
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Jordan
Garfield County
William Winney
Edwards
Inegomar
Ingomar
E. W. Mather
Horel
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National Rail
W. G. Lee
River Valler
Southern State
Rerreie
American Red Cross
Lower Whitewater
Busche
A.T. Glascock
Margaret Busche
Mrs. c
Prof. Miller
Bowdoin
Pea Lake
Herman Light
Sacco
Alton Olson
Simonson
Elmer Erickson
J. F. Johnson
Neil Henry Smith
North Country
Havre
Irene Erickson-Hawes
Misa Jonston
Bowdoin High School
A. P. Webster
Glasston, N. Dak
The
Hape News
Wm. Peterson
Ida Bruckner
Cartwright
Carie Fischer
Mrs. al. Bruckner
Tareshers
Mrs. Boushard
Oswald Ramsba
Sach Tigh
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