Bitter Root Oats Lead Sweepstakes Listings
The page lists top placers in multiple grain and seed categories from Bitter Root shows. Winners include Edson Smith and M A Smith of Corvallis in oats and wheat events, with Victor and Simms riders among high placers in barley and durum competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Edson Smith
Corvallis
M. A. Smith
William R. Rignoldt
Victor
James T. Applebury
L. E. Peterson
C. I
Station
McCallum
Ingomar
R.oy. Peterson
Ed Tew
C. I. Gustafson
Corval
Edsew
Wiliam R. Riewoldt
William F. Smith
R. V. Peterson
William R. Riewoldt
International Livestock Exposition crowns field crops and animal champions
Stocksmen and grain growers split honors at the International Livestock Exposition with Indiana named corn champion Ralph L. Heilman of Hope and Montana taking oats. J E Mummert Astoria claimed reserve oats while Victory white bred by L. E. Peterson led the oats grand. Grand cattle honors went to E. P. Hall Mechanicsbore II for yearling Angus. Iroquois Farms Cooperstown won the grand non breeding lamb, and Shorthorn and Clydesdale classes produced top prizes across several farms and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Indiana
Montana
America
Canada
Ralph L. Heilman
Hope
Ind
Johnson County
Charming Countess
Albert Hultine
Saronville
Neb
Ruby
W Hultine
Leeman Stock Farm
Hoopeston
Hultine
Kempton
Clydesdales
Criterion
Iowa State College
C. G. Good & Sons
Ogden
Idaho
Don Jet
Dominion Experimental Farm
F. A. Huddleson
Iowa
Coolidge outlines broad federal policy program
President Coolidge presents a sweeping agenda including naval strength growth, disposal of Muscle Shoals, flood control, railway consolidation, emergency fleet shifts, agricultural aid, civil service for prohibition enforcement, immigration reform, government reorganization, and foreign policy restraint. Congress opens debate on appropriation bills and major proposals amid a packed short-session schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Colorado
Gulf and St. Lawrence
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Agricultural Commission
Prohibition
Civil Service
United States
Coolidge
Senate
House
Interior Department
Muscle Shoals
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jones
Smith
South Carolina
Interstate Commerce Committee
Smoot
Special Joint Congressional Committee
Federal court clears docket in criminal term
The term opened October 16 with Judge Pray delaying until November 10 for trial sessions. From November 21 to December 3 judges and prosecutors handled daily trials, with 61 liquor case convictions and 12 juries returning verdicts. Five Harrison narcotics cases and two Mann Act cases were dismissed or moved, one narcotics conviction, one white slavery term to Fort Leavenworth, and other cases set for next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kelly
N. T. (Curley) Ortega
Fort Leavenworth
Pray
Bourquin
California
Slattery
Tragic death of 6 year old Lorrene in Dublin Gulch
In Dublin Gulch mourners gathered at Emil Crunch and wife home 623 East Summit for Lorrene Crunch age 6 killed by a train near her home while returning from an errand. Funeral set for Friday at 9 am at the home and 9 30 am at St Marys church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Gulch
Emil Crunch
East Summit
Lorrane
Angela
St. Mary's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Eight Murdered by German Paraplexic Angerstein Confession
Berlin reports state Direttor Angerstein of a Siegen cement factory confessed to killing eight people in his household including his wife and relatives. He claimed a band of 26 robbers staged the murders and arson, while investigators note his paralysis and financial strain. He survived serious wounds and is in police custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Direttor Angerstein
Siegen
Weapalia
Angenstein
Forehead Slash In Law Dispute At East Woolman Home
Red Miller suffered a knife slash to the forehead during an argument over Serbian laws at his East Woolman Street home. Deputies arrested Peter Slavch, alleged knife wielder, and held him on assault charges at the county jail. Miller received minor injuries and was returned home by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolman Street
Red Miller
Anaconda Road
Peter Slavch
Harria
Piscolich
Rockefeller
Miller
Robbery Charge Linked to Beating on Owen Toomey
Frank Moran and a woman identified as Mrs Turk were arrested by Detectives Gerry and Redda after a late night assault and robbery of Owen Toomey. They are held at the city jail on robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Toomey
Frank Moran
Turk
Gerry and
Redda
For Sale boosts Paris flavor with all French cast
The American Realism on screen drama For Sale opens at the American theater with a French cast to evoke Montmartre cafe life. Director Geo Archainbaud, a native of France, chose Jean Berwin Madam de Bottamere Maison ohen Marga La Rubin Auguste Tollaire and others to portray Parisian society on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montmartre
Paris
Geo. Archainbaud
Jean Berwin
Madam de Bottamere
Iaisles Ohen
Pathe
France
Marga la Rubin
Auguste Tollaire
Juan de Mora
Natalie C. la Supervia
Stork Month Brings Tragic Explosion and Local Births
A boy suffers severe burns after an unidentified larger youth uses a lit match in a explosive can. County Attorney Knight will pursue the case. In November Anaconda records show 27 births and eight deaths, with health generally good aside from winter illnesses and a hiccough outbreak that has subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
T. J. McKenzie
For
McKenzie
Ladies Baptist Aid to Present Fine Evening Program
Special arrangements mark the Baptist Ladies Aid meeting in the church parlors at 7 45 pm with public invitation. Piano solo by Miss Margaret Erickson vocal by Mrs D Bradley musical trio by Miss Erickson Miss Peterson and Elton Hurd reading by Mrs Mary York Aunt Elizabeths Missionary Tea playlet features Mrs Belmont Mrs Belmonts niece Marion and other cast members including Miss White a foreign missionary from San Francisco and Miss Sundell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Whch
Margaret Erickson
D. Bradley
Alice Peterson
Elton Hurd
Mary York
Elizabeth
Belmont
Venable to speak at Kiwanis meeting in Anaconda
Frank Venable of Butte will be the principal speaker at the Anaconda Kiwanis weekly meeting at the Montana hotel this evening. He will discuss Montana Month and the railroads campaign to promote the Treasure State. Election of officers will also be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Venable
Butte
Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Montana
Venable
United States
Weather map shows high pressure over Manitoba and western storm effects
Yesterday's high pressure area strengthened and centered over Manitoba. It covers the Northwest except west of the Cascade mountains where barometers are low due to high pressure off the North Pacific coast. Light rain or snow has fallen in Western Washington and along the east slope of the Rockies to the Mississippi valley.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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Manitoba
Northwest
Cascade Mountains
Pacific Coast
Washington
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Foley Pills Reach the Sore Spot
Mrs Eben Reighard of South Fork Pe writes that Foley Pills relieved her kidney pains after other remedies failed. The ad touts Foley Pills as a gentle kidney stimulant that flushes waste and increases activity, urging readers to try a bottle and be well. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Eben Reighard
South Fork
Andy
Election Judges Paid 31.00 for Nov 4 General Vote
Deer Lodge County reports total $1,858 spent on election judges and clerks for the November 4 general election. The summary notes pay varied by precincts with city and Warm Springs Opportunity sites paying chairmen $21 and $15 respectively, others $18 or $12, and outlying precincts $13 for chairmen and $10 for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Otto Jensen
Warm Springs
Opportunity
Jensen
Forma Anaconda Woman Married in Butte Ceremony
Miss Addie Furst daughter of Mr and Mrs John Furst of Willow Creek married Tim Lawlor at St Patrick s church in Butte on November 25 The Rev Father Venus performed the ceremony Both are well known in Butte and Anaconda The couple honeymooned on the coast and plan to live in Butte where Lawlor works as a contractor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Addie Furst
John Furst
Willow Creek
Tim Lawlor
St. Patrick’s Church
Butte
Venus
Lawlor
Margaret theater lineup features Scots band and vaudeville acts
Tonight at the Margaret theater, Jack Wyatt and his Scotch Lads and Lassies perform highland dances pipes and songs. Ed and Nadia Murray present Radio Romeo with a lampooning radio sales bit. Bozo Fox and Miller perform Broadway Idlers comedy and acrobatics. Arthur Terry ages in humor with current events and Richardson and his trained dogs close the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wyatt
Margaret Theater
Land of the Heather
Nadia Murray
Bozo
Fox and Miller
Arthur Terry
Richardson
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Fred RE. Urich
Columbus
Elmer Davis
Absarokee
Ibar Kabale
Columus
Leroy Kirby
Simms
William J. Smith
Gustafson
L. BE. Peterson
C. E. Smith
Efighth
C. KE
Sime
Bozeman
Simma
Herbert Zwisler
Park City
Hugo Zeehrfeldt
Forsyth
Max
C. W. Anderson
Opheim
Dan Noble
Poplar
Lee Edson Smith
Cor- Thirteenth
Rye
Gordon Manderville
Man
R. F. Ziebarth
Outlook
William Riewoldt
Jetor
C. L Gustafson
Sweet Clover
Leroy Kirby, Simms
Timothy. First
T. H. Busteed, Busteed
Poland
Congress
THE
Anaconda News
STORK
George
J. B. C. Knight
Ladies Baptist Church
Kiwanis Meeting
Deer Lodge
Maining City
Margaret
Betcen
Chamberlain
Larg
Wein
House of
Wein’s
Madras
Percales
Manhattan
Emery
East Park St Money S Worthor
Hart Schaffner
Marx Clothy
the Talk OF
Myrtle Elvers
Rialto
Eum and
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