Greatest of the Great Is Montana Agriculture
Montana stands pre-eminent in the United States and probably the world for super quality in grain and hay. It earned 110 awards this year and 105 last year at a major international show, with Bitter Root leading the way across 146000 square miles. Counties Ravalli Gallatin Stillwater Sheridan Yellowstone Valley Teton Pondera Judith Basin Dawson Missoula share in the honors as Montana’s soil, climate, and modern farming uplift drive a new era of seed and crop excellence.
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Montana Greats Win Big At International Grain Show
Montana topped 108 awards across 125 wheat contests at the International Grain and Hay Show. Wheat swept by Canada aside, Montana secured 51 wheat wins, plus multiple placings in oats barley rye flax and other classes, highlighting a strong year for Montana wheat quality.
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Montana wins grain division in keen annual show sweep
The article notes unanimous belief that this year's competition was the keenest ever and highlights Montana's victory in the grain division. Wheat figures prominently as a key topic, with reference to continued coverage on page 13.
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Chamber of Commerce to study Montana School of Mines needs
Butte Chamber of Commerce directors appoint a special committee led by Paul Gow to survey the Montana School of Mines and report on its needs. The panel will cooperate with school officials and consult with elected representatives in Helena during January’s legislative session.
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Arthur Perham
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J. A. Poore
W. 8. Thompson
E. V. Daveler
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Chamber of Commerce
Helena
George W. Craven
School of Mines
Gow
Hiis
Iilness
Believe Pantilla Fatally Hurt in Dance Brawl
Jalmer Pantilla a 29 year old World War veteran was fatally injured in a brawl near the Fun Hall on North Wyoming Street last Saturday. Police detained then released Don Boyle after questioning him about the fight based on statements from four girls including Lucille Lewellyn Alice Erskine and Violet Ranta. Ranta told officers she saw two men fighting on the sidewalk after leaving the Finlander hall. Further details are continued on Page 2.
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East Broadway
Alice Erskine
Violet Ranta
East Park Street
Ranta
Miss Ranta
Montana Railroads Tap New Areas Lead Growth Push
Montana ranks among a small group of states where railroads are expanding into new regions. About 215 miles of new line have been built in the last two years or are currently authorized, promising access to highly fertile agricultural districts. Major construction is projected to be authorized in the future.
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Montana State College
Chile Accepts U S Proposal on Taena Arica Row
Santiago Dec 1 Chile's reply to an American formula for settling the Taena Arica dispute with Peru was handed to Ambassador Collier. Chile offers in principle acceptance while keeping silent on details and seeks explanations for minor changes.
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N P Walters Dies in Helena Aged 62
Associated Press reports N P Walters a renowned Northwest detective and Masonry figure died in Helena at 62. Walters arrived in Montana in 1962 and ran his own agency for about forty years. He leaves a son and a daughter.
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Rail lines extend into rich eastern Montana heart
Northeastern Montana’s fertile Red Water valley, centered on Crele, sees four railroad extensions planned or underway. The Northern Pacific and Great Northern aim to reach the district’s core, promising immense freight potential for McCone county and surrounding areas as Montana experiences a surge in railroad expansion ahead of the next crop.
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Opheim
Wheat Belt
Colstrip
Montana
Great Falls
Missoula
Miles City
A&s
Blackfoot
Countien
Montans
Oi Crele
Redwater River
Cirele
Union
Redwater Valley
Girl Found Dead in Grave Near Lover’s Home
Clara Olson was found clubbed to death near her lover Erdman Oleon’s home in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. An autopsy by physicians was completed revealing the death as homicide. A letter found on Clara’s body addressed to her missing sweetheart is described as sensational and differs from prior expectations. District Attorney G G Kari said the missive is the last letter Erdman Oleon sent to Clara. Further details appear on page 2 column 6.
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Earll
Veteran of Indian Campaigns Is Dead
Captain Charles A Montgomery 83 veteran of Indian campaigns and cavalry captain under General A and Grant in the Civil War died last night at the Soldiers' Home in Ga ntelle suburb. He served the government venue and counted many national figures as friends. His portrait hangs in the National Gallery of Famous Persons in Washington. Born in Virginia.
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Los Angeles
Charlies A Montgomery
Calvary
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Gantelle
National Gallery of Famous Persons
Washington
Virginia
WETS WILL LAUNCH FIGHT ON VOLSTEAD BILL
Washington December four The nation’s capital braces as Congress begins a three months session facing tough tasks The tax reduction river and harbors and annual appropriation bills dominate the agenda With strict rules the House will push debated measures while the Senate may slow under filibusters The administration tax credit proposal looms large awaiting action and possible party infighting (Continued on Page 12 Column 4).
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Bostonian LANDS IN COURT FOR WEARING THREE GALLON VEST
Abraham Seit yer appeared in municipal court today accused of wearing a copper three gallon vest used by bootleggers. The vest was hidden under clothing with a filler cap at the top and a drawing tap at the bottom. Police said they tracked Seltzer for days noting his slight obesity. He was held on $500 bail.
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Boss Tweed and Clipper claims fetch 3250 at Butte sale
A group of old mining claims once valued at 580000 sold yesterday in Butte for 3250. J L Templeman of Butte bought the Boss Tweed and Clipper group after two bidders competed to 3900. The buyers have not planned immediate activity on the property.
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Montxou
J. L. Templeman
Indian Gold Mining Company
A. C. Burrage
Burrage
Chile Copper Company
Boss Tweed and Copper Group
Hilary Elling
Virginia City
W. W. Morris
Pony
R. I. Brown
of Maury & Brown
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Templeman
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