Farmers Institutes in North Montana
Fort Benton hosts a farmers institute with out of town speakers including Prof. Linfield and J. Guin. Black leads questions on small fruit and alfalfa while Linfield discusses animal care and winter losses. Farmers from Cascade county and Havre attend as sessions note irrigation potential and profitable farming.
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Sneclu
Fort Benton
Tnts City
Queelows
F. B Linfield
Sozeinam Agricultural College
Guin
Great Northern
T. T. Diack
Whitewall
M. J. Ilood
Missoula
Professor Linfield
T. T
T. T. Black
Whitehall
Black
Farm improvement talk highlights farmer education
Professor Linfield urges that farm improvements begin with the farmer. He emphasizes ongoing study for the farmer and notes growing opportunities for the farming community to adopt better equipment and practices.
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Professor Linfield
Ile Mnust
Gheuwla
Hia
Aia
Farm sanitation talk sparks county institute attendance
Prof M J Hivad urged sanitation to cut disease risk with fresh air sun and clean surroundings. The Belt and Fort Benton gatherings drew about 300 farmers and many women as talks covered road supervision and farm development amid two dry years. The event showcased community progress and steadfast faith in rural growth.
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M. J. Hivad
Deemage
J. Af. Burlingame
Little Belt
Gannot
Daniel
Mem
Institute Systeetote
Grand Fork
Fort Benton
Endhualnan
Belt
Denver official admits $462,000 shortage in Conejos case
On March 2 Charles H Brackenstein resigned as Conejos county treasurer in southern Colorado admitting a shortage of 462000 The lost funds include 14000 on deposit at a defunct Alamosa bank and the balance remains unaccounted For, Fort the treasurer has notified the county that he will pursue the shortage to recover the funds.
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Denver
Charles H. Brackenstein
Conejos County
Colorado
Alamosa
Train collision reported near North Mattie rail line
In Lincoln Nebraska a freight train collided near the Valen Basitle railroad with engineers noting several trains running on the line. No injuries are confirmed though crews respond to the disruption.
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Idncoln
Marek 2
Pone Acuerc
Coll
Valen Basitle
North Mattie
Train Crash Wounds Engineers and Firemen
The blizzard’s wreck injured engineers Heynalda and Garman and firemen Florani Brown, with several passengers also hurt in the incident.
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Heynalda and Garman
Flor Ani Brown
Body of Claire Baker On The Way To Dillon
Special Dispatch reports the body of Claire Baker from Los Angeles en route to Dillon. A friend accompanying the remains says he died suddenly Thursday from heart disease. Mr Baker travels to Salt Lake City to meet the body and return to Dillon. Funeral planned at the Walker home on Pacific street Sunday with Rev Dr Martha presiding. interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Standard
Dillon
Marok
J. 5
Bakse
Dillon Claire
Los Angeles
Baker
Sale Lake City
Waker
Pacific Street
Martha
Dremyterian Church
Mountain View
Wool Market Report and Oddities From St Louis
Wool prices steady in St Louis market with moderate demand for combing and clothing lines. Weak activity noted in advertising and miscellaneous notes mention a character, Busty Mike, and a playful aside about percentage shares.
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ST. Lows
St. Louis
Justice for Custer County bridge dispute examined
Special dispatch reports Congress debating Dixon's bill to pay half the cost of a Fort Keogh to Miles City bridge. The 1857 bridge plan faced Department of War refusal to cover half as promised, despite prior agreement for a freed son benefits.
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Washington
Dixon
Custer County
Fort Keowh
Miles City
War Department
Special Citler Killer Report From Kingman Yard Attack
A mysterious case from Kingman involves a killer in the railroad yards, with no clear motive or suspects identified today. Police and secret service agents are investigating, but no additional details or victims have been confirmed.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Maren
Citler
Ritilrord
Kingman
Aylin
Major Gillette Appointed Superintendent in Philadelphia
March 2 Across the nation a notice reports the resignation of Major Cas aie Gillette who has been appointed superintendent at the Philadelphia dew tina, marking a leadership change in the local administration.
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Ngton
Maj
Casaie Gillette
Dew Tina
Bill Favored To Fund Mining Schools In Nation
A congressional bill to apply proceeds from public land sales to support mining and agricultural colleges is favorably reported. It aims to fund instruction, research, and experiments in mining and related fields, with incremental annual increases and special provisions for state universities already hosting mining programs. The measure seeks long term gains in industrial development and education, with initial funding set at 184000 for the first year and projected to 960000 over ten years.
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Standard
Washington
Mondell Bi
Montana
School of Mines
Butte
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Alabama
Arkansas
Alaska
Florida
Iowa
Fovielena
Michigan
Minnesota
Alississippi
Missouri
Wisconsin
Mechanic Arts
Congress
Yany Committee
Stile University
Mnet
Russian Refugees Arrive in New York in Steerage
About 2000 Russian refugees reach New York aboard the steamer Pennsylvania from Hamburg after a long detainment in Hamburg for health inspections. Many sailed weeks ago but were delayed by the health authorities before disembarking at the Tilted Sta.
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New York
Pannsylvania
Hamburg
Tuesie
Recall in Venezuela Pledge Advocated by Senator Velea Cinithea
From Washington on March 2 Senor Velea Cinithea summoned Secretary Root to recall efforts and urged recall talk. The dispatch notes a Cold cure claim tied to a Quinine tablet and GROFE'S signature on each box.
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Washington
Senor Velea- Cinithea
Venezela
Root
Corfe
Eure
Grofe
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Cascade County
Farmers’ Institute
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Ney
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Linfield
Montane
Yellowclown
Glendive
The
New York Herald
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Lotto
Clinsry
Errod
Nott
Hind
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Hegrage
Comision IN Tdizzatrd
Claire Baker
Ban Cleawings
Mike
Boston
Indeipiia
Ancien
Orleans
Mingeapolix
Ate
Jail
al Foe
Omana
Eas
Angeles
Hullalo
Beatele
Portland
Ore
Laka City
Triome
Custer Fhourty
Irnation
Iby Moshell
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Siegel
Cravenettes
Ries
AU Grocers
Arclay Av
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Glaett, Peabody & CO
Claett
Monarch Safe
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