Federated Prat Vegetable Growers Markets Open Today
The Federated Prat Vegetable Growers federation opens markets in New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis to sell fruits and vegetables through local cooperatives. Associated president C B Bradtute says associations may join directly while individual growers join via an association to gain voting rights and standardize shipments in full car lots.
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Associated Precio
American Bureau Federation
Ing
North Im Fruit Exchange
North Amer- Mpratt Exchange
New Chicago
Philadelphia
Pitt Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Federated Pratt Vegetable Growers
C. B. Bradtute
Amer. Rm. Bureau Federation
Federated
Deserters sought as liquor witnesses in Mercer trial
Government seeks deserters as witnesses in Mercer case. affidavits cited show officials and Port Mix involvement. Authorities plan to aid in apprehending deserters as Mercer faces trial this month in Washington.
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Serters
aTrsia
Pyare
Hinds
Tiago
Port Mix
Washington
Ted
Mercer
PIONE STUDENTS IE DROPPED OM DLL PIONE STUDENTS IE DROPPED OM DLL
Jan 1 report cites 33 men and 9 women dropped from the university due to wartime factors. Dean Jesse called quarterly exams unusually difficult and noted the drop is small for an institution of this size.
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PIONE
University
Nu fraternity granted charter at Missoula university
Hisoqula Jan 1 The Tata Nu university at the late university has used national change by Jama Kappa a national fra Nu fone one of the most tana powerful fraternities at Missoula. Institution, ings membership and a house at 1011 Mid avenue.
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Hisoqula
Tata Nu
Jama ‘Kappa
Fergus High Upsets Alumni In Tight City Contest
In Lewistown Fergus high school beat the alumni by 22 to 11 after an extra five minutes, in a game noted as one of the largest crowds in the city. The delay followed tied scores at the end of regulation. Local officials report a notable trial involving Rudolph Beck on a cattle stealing charge, drawing public attention. The Fergus post of the American Legion named officers including ton, chaplain, and trustees, with temporary pulpit arrangements at the Presbyterian church.
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Wistown
Forgus
American Legion
Martin
Ton
Jaunll
Mus ‘Brophy
Presbyterian Beh
McCormick Seminary
Fergus High School
Maveral
Rudolph Beck
Win Fon
Tom Clore
Attra
Ite Winnett
Sunty
Aitorale
Livingston Notes Full day of social and travel updates
Livingston notes chronicle visits and departures across the city as residents travel to Billings St Louis San Diego Fresno and Minnesota. It records new births and illnesses and reports on the Northern Pacific pay changes due to a labor board decision. Local officials and dignitaries are noted at events and meetings in early January.
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Aflegourt
Y Tiinois
Ric Timber
P. W. Nelson
Mary Tocher
William Tocher
Jett
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
J. T. Anderson
Oscar Keyes
Wilsall
Conrad
Livingston
EM. Brown
Gidaon
Clyde Park
Talsey Blair
HH. Blair
Hochester
Minn
Halsey Blair
L. Turley
Northern Pacific
Terbert Aijelde
Missouri
Funerat of State
Menstrum
Ruth Koppen
Pacific Coast
California
D.rs. Sheldon
Towa
Afr
Sheldon
Custer Lodge
Brotherhood
Railway Club
C. M. Maudhin
Trident
William ‘Tocher
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Montana
Labor Board
Northern
Thomas Brook
Bozeman
J. W. Labertew
T. A. Gates
Butte
William Cady
Tim Nolan
J. McLaughlin
Red Lodge
Masons Install Officers in StevensvilleHall Ceremony
In Stevensville Jan 1 the Masons and allied orders held an installation with C D Tomlinson leading an orchestra and Miss Lots Emhof singing. New officers for the lodge and Eastern Star were installed by W M Price Higgins and Mrs Anna Lockridge, with several members named and an initiation batch following the ceremony. Local residents and visitors attended, including Carroll Carpenter headed to California for the winter and Missoula visitors sharing news of school openings and farm plans.
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Stevensville
Masons
First National Hall
C.D. Tomlinson
Miss Lots ' Emhof
Price Higgins
W. M
Marshall Anderson
W. Toe Robertson
Liddell
S. D
Hal Duncan
Arthur Petscher
Robert Rasmussen
J. S
George Meleary
Tyler
Mark D. Fitzgarrald
Frank Borough
Marshall
Ernest Wells
Ashley. Dixon
L.A. Holt
George Kinneman
Mark’ D. Pitzgarrald
Lodge
Anna Lockridge
Charlaine Dowling
W. M.el
A. M
Louis Bariesse
May’ Wiggins
M. Knight
Mary Morrell
Robertson
Sentinel
Five Points of the Star
Leona Anderson
Edith McGregor
Martha
Grace Avery
Electa
Order of de Molay
W. L. Hill
Howard Hill
M. C
George Taylor
Barry Haley
J. C
Bart Franks
Robert Morehouse
Clarence Hagen
Leo Foust
Cora Deerling
Long Beach
Carpenter
Missoula
F. J. White
Seed Pea Company
Joe McCune
Bozeman
Farmers Week to Feature Noted Speakers at Montana State
Bozeman January 1. An important lecture series marks Montana State College’s annual Farmers Week from January 8 to 13. Speakers include Dr George F Warren Cornell University Dr Caroline Hedges University of Chicago Curtis Mosher Federal Reserve Bank St Paul G Jewett Northwest Growers Assoc and Miss Mary Sweeney Home Economics Assoc executive secretary. The program features Real inflation and its results among other topics with short courses in crops beef livestock poultry horticulture dairy farming and farm management. Dozens of state agricultural groups will convene in Bozeman January 8 9 10 11 12 with many attendees enrolling in the week-long events.
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Bozeman
Montana State
College v
George F. War-ren
Cornell University
Caroline Hedges
Chicago
Curtis Mosher
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Paul
Ita
Drel Warren
Trealdes
Poul Ry
Nome
Boseman
Roseman
Montana
Montana Shorthorn
Montana Farm Management
Montana Potato Improvement Association
Poland
Gallatin Sheep Breeders Association
Montana Association
Hotel at Reed Point Destroyed by Fire
Special Dispatch to the Standard Reed Point about 6 o clock this morning fire was discovered in the Reed Point hotel owned by Mrs Carleton. The flames spread rapidly and the Big Timber fire department was called. The Northern Pacific railway arranged for a train to bring the Big Timber department to Reed Point by 8 20 a.m. The hotel and its contents were totally destroyed with an estimated loss of about 8000 dollars. No further damage occurred.
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Reed Point
Carleton
Big Timber
Northern Pacific Railway
Big Timber Department
Missoula Sheriff Succeeds in Office Transfer
Special dispatch from Missoula reports Sheriff James T. Green takes over as county peace officer succeeding G. A. Cole. Returning deputies fill former posts including Henry Clemens as sheriff, John J. Flynn as County Attorney, Dan Currie as Assessor, W. J. Babington as clerk and border, Alice M. Woody as auditor, Roy Wilbur as treasurer, and Minnie Spurgin as superintendent of schools. Harold Jones retires as clerk and recorder, honored with a silver baton at a church ceremony attended by courthouse staff.
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Stannard
Ssoula
Sherif James T. Green
G. A. Cole
Green
Henry Clemens
John J. Flynn
Pri Dwight
John J. Campbell
Dan Currie
Cuthbert Peat
W. J." Babington
Border
Harold Jones
Themselre
Alice M. Woody
Roy Wilbur
Minnie Spurgin
Hari Ratwn
Revenis Anderson
Church of the Holy Spirit
H. S. Gatley
Jones
Missoula
Montana Apples Bring High Prices in Bitter Root Valley
Missoula January 1 Special dispatch reports bitter root valley apple growers held conferences last week to discuss trading rules. Montana apples have been fetching higher eastern market prices, around 2.28 to 3 per box, compared with Washington at 1.60 to 3. Proposed changes include a 10 percent defect tolerance to protect markets while not diluting quality of the Western Montana pack.
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Missoula
Toot Valley
Montana
Itty c
Quiet New Year Celebrations in Anaconda
Anaconda observed a quiet orderly New Year with family gatherings and dinners as main entertainment. A hotel dance marked the Yuletide close, downtown business paused, and a popular city rink saw many skaters. Churches held special services, students headed back to school, and travel traffic was heavy on trains and roads.
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Anaconda
Prac Healy
Changes in Deer Lodge County Officials after General Election
Deer Lodge County officials changed hands after the general election. Sheriff Beal turned over duties to Sheriff Gallagher. Auditor Mrs Clara Hardisty remains as clerk to the county commissioners. Miss Florence Bloomstrom succeeds Miss Alice Rooney as county superintendent and resumes teaching. Treasurer Danielson begins a new term and Mrs Heagy is re elected as clerk of the court. Clerk and Recorder Jensen resumes duties and reviews year reports. County Assessor Neal prepares to begin property assessments.
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Deer Lodge
Board of County Commissioners
Beal
Gallagher
Clara Hardity
Alice Rooney
Florence Bloomstrom
Lincoln School
Danielson
Heagy
Jensen
Neal
Thi
Moyer to Speak to Anaconda Mine Union Members
Charles H. Moyer, president of the international union Mine Mill and Smeltermen, will address Anaconda Mill and Smelter men and invited guests at their hall this evening at 8 oclock. Committees from each Anaconda union are invited, with a large delegation expected from Butte. After the business session, attendees will enjoy a smoker and informal entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Moyer
International Union, Mine, Mill and Smeltermen
Anaconda
Butte
Yakima Indians Protest Huckleberry Crop Loss
Yakima Indians of Washington protest livestock grazing in Mount Adams wild berry areas. They claim sheep pasturing destroys the huckleberry fields known as Husum Sweet Mecca, threatening winter supplies and traditional resources, urging Governor Hart to intervene.
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Washington
Mount Adams
Hart
Mount Adama
Sweet
Mecca
Husum
Moonshiner Confiscations Near Cuyahoga Falls Official
Roy Fores, living near Safety Director Shumway in Isouiaer Springs, lost a 25 gallon still 00 gallons of mash 500 pounds of sugar and other moonshine ingredients along with a truckload of finished product after prohibition agents raided his home.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Roy Fores
Shumway
Income tax forms mailed for 1922 filings in Anaconda
The Bureau of Internal Revenue sends 1922 Form 1040A instruction packets to taxpayers. Filing runs January 1 to March 15. Exemptions and credits vary by status, with specific amounts for married and single filers and dependents. Even non taxable income may require a return, and early study of instructions is urged to avoid errors.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Wits
Nrenieenin
Ee Aera
Acon
Mack Feecsents
Eayien
Mace Pereraig
Rsttuelone
Sea Lass
Imeeatiat
Butte
Club Prepares Fine Program by Women’s Club Musi Department
Mrs W A Macintyre and Mrs 4 G Knotter host a 3:30 pm meeting at the library. The program features piano duets and solos, vocal selections, a piano trio, and remarks by Dr H C Gardiner on his trip to Japan for the arts and crafts department meeting next Monday.
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W. A. Macintyre
A. Thomas
Mrs
Annette
Mrsg. Knotter
Thurlow Lieurance
Carl Helms
Pauling Schwarts
Paul Wacks
Ruth Gros
Market Savage
Aliee James
Les Shetizky
Agnes Lund
Ee Ruth Wilte
Arts and Crafts
Fternoon
H.C. Gardiner
Japan
Anaconda Pioneer Burial Turns Out Many Friends
The funeral for Robert Crosshite was held yesterday at 2:30 PM at the Christian church in Anaconda. Rev J W Sorrell led services with a choir featuring Mrs W Sorrell and others. Pallbearers included Judge Winston G W Sparrow and Pat O'Brien. interment followed.
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Robert Crosshite
Joseph Beausoleil
Birch Street
J. W. Sorrell
Christian Church
Srelock
W. Sorrell
A. Gale
R. Ball
Mark R. “King
Charles Farnworth
Judge Winston
GW. Sparrow
H. 8. Neal
Pat O'Brien
E. A. Cralle
Bob Walters
Anacondans Praise New Post Office Upgrade
Anacondans who visited the new post office at Commercial avenue and On Street expressed approval of the fixtures and the public service department. Postmaster Daniels received congratulations on the improvement over the old setup. Citizens toured the modern features with pride at the sight of the local improvement.
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Commercial Avenue
Public Service Department
Daniels
Somiaunite
New Year Dance Draws Hundreds in Anaconda
The Montana hotel hosted a large New Year celebration as members of the Anaconda club and Anaconda Country club held a dance in the dining room and lobby. It was the second such event this season following a Thanksgiving dance, with attendees enjoying the festive mood and entertainment. A separate promotional slip for Foley medicines appeared amid the text.
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Montana
Anaconda Club
Anaconda Country Club
Merry ‘Akers
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Lewistown News
Livingston Notes
Charles R. Murphy
Migrant
Frank Mackenroth
Seattle
W. E. Collins
Laurel
Martin Wilson
Harold Goodall
Priday
Te L. Lewis
Citizenig Timber
G. Jacobus
Hunter's Hot Springs
Mea Murphy
Glendive
Fad
Harvat
North Sixth Street
J. M. Neuhling
Reuhlings
W. R
Henry Hefferlin
Hefferlin
France
Oberammergau
Womans Tenant Association of the
Order of MacCabees
Masonic Hat
George Muhriin
Frank Muhriin
Banker
Huxley
Mountain View Cemetery
Mary Short
Jernoon
Sol Frank
Ice
West Lewis Street
Crelock
Stevensville News
Helena
John McLaughin
Ffst
Railrond Commission
George Dewey
Taaho
Ht,cogswell
George Zimmerman
Kansas
Ted. McPain
Lumber Company
Hoar
Tony Thit
Milltown
Ate
John Tacobsen
A.D. Maynard
Pablo
C. A. Marshall
Alex AicDougall
Wallace
G. J. Hagens
Hamilton
Ian Ruth Johnson
Forest Higgins
Burnt Fork
Wilbur Cook
Ea Perry
Mary Gor
WM. Lowery
Ben Wood
Big Timber Fire Department
Seature Ranges
Himmie
Ameter Creme
Elena
United Stars
Wea
Chicacolen Liye Eamonton
Ki Mavre
Milles
New York
Paul-Minseapolis Balt
Lake One
Anaconda News
Deer
Moyer
Isouiaer Springs
Bureau
Music Department
Woman’s Club
Anagonda
Robert Crosswhite
Mnagondans
Foley & Co
Shefhela Ave
Foley
Paxson & Rockefeller
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