Montana wheat praised as top profit for farmers in 1925
Assistant Reserve Agent Curtis L Mosher from the Ninth Federal Reserve District says Montana wheat stands alone in quality and price premiums. He notes expected similar cash outturn to 1924, with high grain quality allowing Montana to cover freight and debt liquidation. He argues Northwestern states offer the best business proposition for competent farmers amid railcar and crop damage concerns.
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Northwestern
Mosher Sees Montana Agriculture Bright for Future
Curtis L. Mosher, assistant Federal Reserve agent for the Ninth District, urges optimism for Montana farming. He cites extensive Montana travel and conversations with farmers, shippers, and railroads, arguing that the key metric is the money return from the crop, not car counts, and predicts Montana could become a leading agricultural area with improved credit conditions.
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Montana
Mosher
Butte
Agricultural future of Montana voices by Curtis L Mosher
Curtis L Mosher, Assistant Federal Reserve Agent at Minneapolis and Executive Chairman of the Northwest Regional Advisory Board, argues Montana farmers need labile experience and stronger skills. He warns that farming requires as much technical knowledge and business sense as any other vocation, noting unique climate and rainfall challenges. (Continued on Page 12)
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Montana
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Tom Buttebank
Saraateeth
Butte
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Mosher
Malone Defends Bryan Death Clash Over Science and Faith
Dudley Field Malone, Malone of counsel for John T. Scopes, addresses the national convention of laymen of the Unitarian church of America in Lenox Massachusetts. He condemns the movement against scientific truth and laments Bryan’s death while warning that church and state must remain free. He argues motives in politics and religion are mixed and stresses religious and academic freedom. Continued on Page 12, Column 1.
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Dudley Field
Malone
John T. Scopes
Unitarian Church of Ameri
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
United States
At the Corner of Rental Avenue Ad Promotes Quick Rooms
A short classified ad piece touts Standard Rental Ad in the Classified section as a time saver for finding tenants. It cites an example where a furnished room listed by an Anacony housewife leads to a tenant the next day. An Ad-Taker contact is given.
Dark Horse Wins Rock-a-Bye Baby Contest in Nine Minutes
Ford Worthy of Washington DC won Atlanta's Rock-a-bye baby contest after nine minutes and 14 seconds. Fourteen fathers entered. mothers watched from the sidelines while a bachelor judge declared the winner. Pacifiers and rattles allowed. soothing syrup prohibited. The event stemmed from a dispute over who could lull a baby fastest.
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Atlanta, Ga
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Worthy
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
Baby
Serbian Woman Faces Tragedy Amid Scrambled Tale
Mrs Milan Grijak, described as an imported bride around 22, sits with her baby as two men lie seriously wounded at St. Amex hospital following a Friday night confrontation between her husband Milan Grijak and Marko Julovac. She answers questions with limited understanding, offering little detail about the events and her alleged elopement to Spokane.
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Julovac
Minneapolis
Anita Stewart
Woolman Street
St.amex’ Hospital
Marko Jusprae
Battle on East Woolman Street Leaves Grwjak Alg o Shot
Friday night's feud on East Woolman street left Grwjak Algo shot through the body and wounded by a knife from shoulder to thigh. Hospital staff noted a bullet hole near the deep gash while tending the injuries. Grwjak claimed at the hospital that Marko Julovac shot him.
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Woolman Street
Grijak
Marko Julovac
Trapped in Auto, Girl Drowned Near Gardiner
Elen Gertrude Tomasko of Minneapolis, an employee of Yellowstone Park headquarters at Mammoth, drowned Saturday when the car she rode in went off a branch near Gardiner and plunged into the Gardiner River. The enclosed auto submerged, pinning her inside and preventing rescue.
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Elen Gertrude Tomasko
Liinneapolis
Tellowstone Wark Hora Company
Mammoth
Gardiner
Cardiner River
Britain Turkey Mosul dispute tensions escalate at league
The Mosul row between Britain and Turkey deepens as Turkey signals rejection of League of Nations findings without prior acceptance. British insistence on prior pledge and troop reinforcement raise fears of renewed military actions while council chair Loucheur seeks to keep the compact against immediate arms measures.
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Mosul
Tewfik Rushdi
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Dominions
Net Amery
Church Council Plans Campaign for Temperance
Washington Sept 19 A Federal Council of Churches campaign to intensify temperance teaching will be undertaken by its temperance board. The report notes prohibition faces a supreme test and blames some current conditions on temperance crusade activities in pre-Voletend days. Cont page 12 col 5
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Temperance
Council
Clarence True Wilkon
Hhe Methodist Board of Temperance
Samuel
Western Montana Recovers After Terrific Storm Tremor
The Associated Press report from Helena notes trail service resuming telephones back to Commission streets cleared and normal conditions returning after a severe storm. An earthquake tremor added to the damage as Western Montana gradually regains stability.
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Helena
Montana
Turkish GS leg show draws four starters students
Constantinople September 19 The modernization of form and innovation led by a sports club a taxi garden was not startling as only four entered The winner is a student at Dean College
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Constantinople
Fom
Jum
Ean College
Flyers violate U S laws by fighting with French
The state department warned American aviators serving with the French air service in Morocco that such action breaches U S law. Consul General Blake in Tangier was instructed to remind these volunteers that foreign military service is prohibited and may trigger legal measures.
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State Department
United States
Department
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Tangier
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X Department
Paris
Speman
Inerletn
Ern Donne
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