Final Action On Farm Bill Today
The Associated Press reports Senate consideration of the Capper farm credits bill neared completion but final action was deferred to tomorrow along with the Lenroot Anderon measure. Debate touched on efficacy and scope with leaders highlighting loans for nine months and continued support via the war finance program.
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Co-Operative Credit Corporation
Norbeck
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Federal Reserve System
Sheriff Burks Elected President of Montana Sheriffs Association
January 16. Sheriff Fred C. Burks of Granite County was elected president of the Montana Sheriffs Association at the meeting today. James M. Barnes of Lewis and Clark was chosen vice president and Undersheriff John A. Rowand of Lewis and Clark secretary-treasurer. Advisory members named: Larry Duggan Silver Bow. J.T. Green Missoula. Jamon Mt. Barnes Lewis and Clark. JW Mountjoy Jefferson. PB Rage Prairie. The association endorsed moving all executions to the state penitentiary.
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Fred ¢. Burks
Granite County
Montana Sheriffs’ ‘Association
James M. Barnes
Lewis and Clark
John A. Rowand
Larry Duggan
Siiver Bow County
J.T. Green
Missoula
Jamon Mt. Barnes
JW. Mountjoy
Jefferson
PB. F
Rage of Prairie
State Penitentiary
Joint meeting to plan church pastor details
In Lewistown two churches the Presbyterian and Methodist discuss plans at a joint meeting after months without a pastor. The New Testament is signed as a representative to tour Western states addressing Baptist college students. Ralph Munkers was accidentally shot in the thigh by a firearm and is in serious condition at a hospital.
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Presbyterian Church
Tely
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Cross
New York
Boston
Fergus Post
Ralph Munkers
Community social notices fill South Side pages
Mrs HL Parks and Mrs HL Avery hosted visits at 715 East Second Street as Willow Creek guests. The Grace Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid meets tomorrow at 1734 Lowell Avenue. Mrs Sam Shubert entertained guests at 2920 Phillips Street in honor of Mrs Carl Jensen who sails to Los Angeles. Various society meetings and whirl of card sessions marked the weekend with neighbors at 3845 Banks Avenue and 2607 Gerard Avenue. Carl Jensen of 545 Nevada Avenue plans a Los Angeles move. Grandma Blum in Montana is ill at 3011 Richardson Avenue. Guests at 1961 South Arizona Street and 196? South Arizona shared three course lunches and midnight cards. Elmer Brule hosted a wooden anniversary party at 2920 Sheridan Avenue. Messages from Portland and New Middletown noted family travels due to bereavement.
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HL Parks
Willow Creste
HL i Avery
Anaconda
Charles Wolfe
East Second Street
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Farnham
Lowell Avenue
Sam Shubert
Phillips Street
Carl Jensen
Los Angeles
TP. Cates
N. P. Anderson
Edward “Lowney
Emil “Erickson
Otto Hnson
Eric Pederson
Sam Schubert
Ladies’ Guild
Floral Park Community Church
Clyde Cabbage
Gerard Avenue
League of Sacred Heart of St John the Evangelist Church
Jolly Bight Whist Club
William Corin
Banks Avenue
Herbert Hauswirth
Archie Maren
Harry Bertwell
Wil Mama Corin
Corin
Nevada Avenue
Charles Blum
Montana
Grandma’ Blum
Earl W. Brush
Richardson Avenue
Fred Cox
South Arizona Street
L. M. Paull
DW. Hall
Eva Carron
Walter Stamson
Cox
Elmer Brule
Sheridan Avenue
J. G. Houston
Portland
Ore
Frank Wade
Jos
Houston
New Middletown
Ind
Community Notes From Three Forks Residents
Howard Sheppard and family plan to move into town from their ranch for the winter. Mo s alleys report visits from Robert Butler in Piedmont and Miss McHugh from Bozeman. Deputy Game Warden Frank Marshall spent days in town from Bozeman. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Everett hosted a dinner for the ladies auxiliary of the B. of TF. & KE with 18 guests and prizes for Langman and Mrs. Elliot. Mrs. Hettie Lewis, over 92, visited from Manhattan to see James Lewis’s family before returning to Bozeman. Marie Mellie from Chicago stayed a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Young vacationed in Manhattan. A social evening at Willtow Creek honored Thorndyke. Mr. and Mrs. West went to White Sulphur Springs for a new job. Dick Fabrick hosted a bridge dinner for 16 at the Directlye table with pink and white decor and bridge honors awarded to Mrs. Bateswelder and Mr. Matter.
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Three Forks
Howard Sheppard
Robert Butler
Piedmont Mia
Mondlock
Manhattan
McHugh
Bozeman
Frank Marshall
Will Thompson
B. Everett
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of TF. & KE
Langman
James Lewis
Dick. Hughs
Thorndyke
Wiltow Creek
Robert West
Previlly
Batewelder
Mr Matter
Old-Time Dillon Stage Driver Answers Last Summons
Perry Kious, about 63, died at county farm after years as a noted stage driver between Salmon City and Red Rock. Once famed as a horseman, he relied on Odd Jobs and friends for support, a colorful figure in local transportation history.
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Perry Kious
Iuie
Jous
Salmon City
Foaho
Redtock
Mexico objects to "Bad Man" movies
Officials condemn American produced westerns that depict Mexicans as swaggering gunslingers. The administration plans to bar such films from the country and impose heavy fines on venues that show them. The measure aims to end what is seen as an insult to Mexico by outlawing the offending depictions.
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Phillipsburg News Briefs List Local and State Visitors
A roundup of residents and officials returning to Helena Missoula Butte and other towns for duties and business. Senator John R. Page and Representative John D. Kennedy resume legislative duties in Helena. Mrs A A MacDonald and sister Margaret Collins visit Butte Deer Lodge. Others include W E Brown Seattle Dr E S Arnold Butte C Pearson Lloyd Verdine Mninent Hall J E Lloyd and E F Rudraut Portland Anaconda Missoula Great Falls and Spokane figures attend to city and regional business.
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Helena
Granite County
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Butte
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Deer Lodge
Hough
Harris
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Portland
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Anaconda
Missoula
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Will Jurney
Colonel Galen Honored For Siberian Expedition Service
In Liberia era reporting, Colonel Galen receives praise for leadership as judge advocate of the expeditionary corps in Siberia. He organized the department and managed affairs with notable efficiency, earning recognition for legal ability and sound judgment while aiding the forces’ success in Siberia. A ceremony pinned the medal as bugle corps played and troops saluted, followed by public congratulations and an impromptu reception on the state house steps.
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Story of Expedition Told to Legislature by General Graves
Mont, Jan 15. Brig. Gen. William S Graves told the Montana legislature that the American expeditionary forces in Siberia formed a bond of friendship valuable to the nation. He urged study of war department and national guard plans to mobilize all resources when no emergency threat exists, noting wars are no longer fought by professionals alone. Graves was escorted to the house after the ceremony and awarded a distinguished service medal to Associate Justice Albert J Galen for his services.
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General Graves cited for service in Siberia address
Judge advocate recounts speech by General Graves praising his own and other American commands in Siberia. He details Allied deliberations on sending troops, open door policy parallels, and the aim to avoid bolshevik fears while protecting Russian and Allied interests.
Siberia and Russia Under Foreign Policy and Defense
A historical reflection on American troop policy in Russia’s internal conflicts, Siberian demographics, natural resources, and the need for stable government. It notes that foreign military interference breeds resentment, praises American restraint, and discusses peasant roles, Constituent Assembly, and defense planning.
Capture Bandits 15 Believed Near Detected Escape
Eye Associated Press reports Denver authorities tracking a quintet of gunmen linked to a bank hold up as they near capture estimates. Investigations focus on a local apartment observations and gunmen’s movements amid a tense manhunt with possible ties to an earlier Omaha incident.
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