State Board of Education Debates Miles City Industrial Needs
At a Belena meeting April 6 the board discussed a $2700 plan for a new industrial building for boys at Miles Ott and a hospital and operating room upgrade worth about $12,000. A new water system with a 1700 gallon tank and 80 foot tower was proposed, replacing artesian wells.
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Ste Board of Education
Belena
A. C. der
Miles Ott
Srawco
Dporr F
Ettlichen
La Follette Withdraws From Presidential Primary Filing
Senator La Follette withdraws his name from the presidential primary in Montana, leaving the Farmer Labor ticket with remaining candidates and noting J. A. McGlisum will be written in as a Farmer-Labor entry. Delegates filed for Johnson Ford Wheeler Walsh and others.
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Robert ML la Palette
Montana
Sen
la Follette
Farmer Lubor
Saint la Follette
Farmer Labor
Wisconsin
Quake Reported in Kaliepeill and Kalispell
A quake struck Kaliepeill and Kalispell on April 15 at 8:50 p.m. causes bricks to dislodge and windows to break in residences. Reported tremors were strong in the city with fear and damage noted, the second quake in Kalispell since August 1904.
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Kaliepeill
Ted
Babispell
Regium
Kalispell
Plow Fire Guards on Muselshell Division Bids Sought
Bids will be received by the Nil waukee railroad at the aperimend entices office in Miles City until May for plowing fire guards along the Muselshell division from Matanetth at Harlowton. The project covers 3405 ois with five continuous furrows each side at 01 feet from center. Free transportation provided for men and equipment. contractor must comply with the workmen's compensation act.
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Nilwaukee
Aperimendent
Ofice
Miles City
Muselshell
Matanetth
Harlowton
W E. Dtavier
Oi Fem
Antelope Herd Feeds Near Nok In Early Settlement Echo
A band of ten antelope has fed in fields southeast of Nok for several days. It is the first group to linger in years, recalling early settlers. The herd retreats if approached but returns when left alone.
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Nok
Noh
Road Project Aims to Link Ime Boundary to Independence
Forest service plans a 23 mile road from the Ime boundary on Boulder river to Independence an old mining town. An existing rough road will be upgraded for better grade and route. Estimated construction cost is 36088 dollars.
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The
Forest Service
Ime
Boulder River
Independence
Flathead Indians Receive Timber and Lands Settlement
The Flathead Indians around the north end of the reservation received payments from the Indian department totaling $30,000 per head after sales of tribal timber and lands at Fal son. About 600 Indians lie in this territory.
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Indian Department
Falson
City Administration Faces Loss in Rival Election Race
Reported municipal election in Whitehall ends with defeat for the present administration. J. P. Melem is noted as defeating Roy Van Sbie amid a highly contested campaign. Details on specific wards and vote counts are unclear in the fragment.
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Whitehall
Helismi
Gresent
J. P. Melem
Roy van Sbie
Rat Pele
Tom Bip
Wale
Summer session at University of Winter opens June 16
The University of Winter announces a summer session starting June 16 lasting six to nine weeks with courses across nursing, studies and special lectures by notable authors and staff. New buildings and staff trips to nearby sites accompany the program amid a plan for possible post session expenses.
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University of Winter
Uc Commie
Steinhald Waikameent
Emmy Ani
Sevveral Foreign Univershies Wem
Sunskom
Preemmm Duogsters
Comindian
Obscure Local Note Records a Mortality and Names
Fragmentary OCR recalls a death notice for an elderly resident possibly in a coastal or wartime setting. The text mentions a person aged around 462 years and references family or associates with locations or events tied to a community. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Fragments Scraped From The Ledger Of Trade Prices
A garbled OCR fragment outlines various price terms and freight rate notes. It references markets, copper, and shipping terms, with scattered names and numbers, suggesting a stock or commodity price brief missing clear context.
End of Saas Agreement Affects State Housing Stock
An agreement ending April 13 marks a shift in housing stock management in the Ghaved Malieortine State and Mientfiey State. The District Force Enbert Steg Signederfens oversees the transition, with 100 percent of the stock allotment redirected to Ashie.
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Saas
Deckers Siatie
Eigetiom
Wihem
Enbert Steg
Ghaved
Malieortine
Ashie
Farm Relief Appears in Laurel District
A letter from the Agricultural Credit Corporation to the American Bank of Laurel announces a $10,000,000 relief program. The Minneapolis office will buy tax certificates for 1923 on farm land with current taxes paid, aiming to cover first half 1923 taxes and curb penalties. Certificates will be purchased only for land occupied and operated by the owner.
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Laurel
Agricultural Credit Corporation
American Bank
Minneapolis
Beet Acreage Enlarged for 1924 Sugar Beet Contracts
The lower Yellowstone irrigation project expands sugar beet acreage to six thousand five hundred for 1924 as Great Western Sugar officials anticipate success at Williston project. Growers must plant only if seed is ready and conditions favorable. Three cars of German seed have arrived in Sidney for the season.
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Yellowstone
Willixton
N. J
Great Western Sugar Company
Sidney
Germany
America
Oil News Highlights Montana Drilling and Refinery Plans
In Conrad area a dry fork well is expected to become a small commercial well at 2,746 feet with a 30 foot sand showing and possible Devonian depth near 2,890 feet. Samples show a heavy paraffin base lubricating content with 22 to 24 percent vanoline. Melstone reports Rasged Point gas rises with oil traces after winter drilling. A western Montana first refinery is planned four miles east of Missoula with new materials and Milwaukee tariff-backed crude shipments. Jerome Betts ranch near Stockett yields oil and gas lease filings totaling 15 assignments in Cascade County. The International Auto Club of Shelby plans stations for Absher refinery product in Kevin-Sunburst field under a cooperative pricing plan.
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Conrad
FL Jamieson
Jamison
Montana
Hodges
Missoula
Milwaukee
Winnett Wells
Missouri
Jerome Betts
Coat Bridge
Stockett
Casecade County
J. H. Beam
Tiger Butte Oil and Gas Company
Beam
Beis Ranch
The
International Auto Club of
Shelby
Absher
Kevin-Sunburst
University of Montana Drops 18 Students for Poor Scholarship
Registrar J B Speer reports 18 students dropped from the University of Montana at end of the winter quarter for unsatisfactory scholarship. Eleven were men and seven women. This year’s total registrations from September to March total 1,42] and an annual grand total around 1,500 is expected. This quarter 449 women and 549 men are registered. March 1 last year showed 1,101 enrollment versus 1,438 this year.
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J. B. Speer
University of Montana
Officials investigate case of runaway switch engine
Four men are held as police and railroad officials probe the Baltimore and Ohio switch engine runaway on April 20. The engine tore through three miles of tracks at high speed, killing four and injuring two before wrecking. Occupants of an automobile at a crossing were thrown into the wreck. Hlora Luttle, Elmer Howard, Peter Calke, and Max Orr face interrogation as the derailment halted near the main passenger track.
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Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Hlora Luttle, Negro
Elmer Howard
Peter Calke
Max Orr
Volcano Threatens Batan Island in Philippine Group
A wireless report from the yacht Apo, carrying Governor General Leonard Wood, says a volcano is erupting three miles northwest of San Dionisio on Batan Island. The eruption is violent with stones ashes and gas clouds. residents seek shelter and aid is being provided from the governor general’s vessel.
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Manila
Batan Island
San Dionisio
Apo
Leonard Wood
Philippine Archipelago
Babuyan Island
Ratan Island
Carter Lands in New York After Tut Tomb Find
Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon arrived aboard the Berengaria on April 1 and Carter voiced hope to settle the dispute with the Egyptian government to resume work next fall. He urged returning the royal mummies to their resting places once research ends and added that ancient inscriptions in tombs reflect a enjoy life and fear death view likening it to prohibition.
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Tut
New York
Howard Carter
Lord Carnarvon
Kine Tut-ankamen
Valley of the Kings
Berengaria
Carter
King Tut
Wheeler Posts $1000 Bond On Montana Senator
Senator B K Wheeler of Montana appeared before United States Commissioner Mac Donald and posted a $1000 bond for his May appearance in Great Falls Montana to answer an indictment alleging he accepted money for appearances before the Interior department in land cases The Daugherty committee prosecutor went before the commissioner voluntarily after district attorney advised that indictment and arrest warrant had been forwarded for service.
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Wheeler
Washington
B K. Wheeler
Montana
United States
MacDonald
Great Falls
Mont
Interior Department
Daugherty Committee
District Attorney’s Office
World Court Plan Gets Hearing in Senate
Early hearings on the proposal for American participation in the world court have been ordered by the senate foreign relations committee. A five member sub committee led by Senator Pepper will conduct the hearings and report to the full committee. Requests for hearings came from chambers of commerce the federal council of churches the Nonpartisan League the Association of University Women and the League of Nations Association.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pepper
Republican
Pennsylvania
Chambers of Commerce
Federal Council of Churches
The
Nonpartiian League
Association of University Women
League of Nations Association
President Takes Easter Cruise on Mayflower
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge enjoyed a restful Easter after finishing a New York address. They attended Easter services at the First Congregational Church and, away from the parade, took a Sunday cruise on the Mayflower with a small party of friends.
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Washlington
Coolidge
New York
Livestock Industry In U S Shows Broad Gains
Dr. John R Mohler of the USDA notes the U S live stock sector benefits from long efforts with most major breeds developed domestically. He cites 627 breeding associations 218 bull associations 38 000 cattle herds TB free and 12 000 stock growers using pure bred sires. He praises the meat inspection service aiding exports while highlighting the U S holds about a quarter of world cattle and nearly all dairy output despite one sixteenth of population.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Oats as Fattening Feed for Swine Not in Favor
The article explains oats hulls raise fiber. hogs gut limits prevent efficient use versus corn. Fattening hogs yield only about half the per bushel value of corn, around 30 cents vs 70 cents for corn, while cattle may benefit oats at about 40 cents. August price spikes can alter the case temporarily.
Docking and Castrating Lambs Prominent Western Practice
The essay notes that docking all lambs and castrating males is nearly universal in western range flocks and on farms. It argues these operations boost marketability and profits, explaining why the practices are profitable and widely adopted for producing top lambs and greater returns.
Live Stock Facts on Hog Losses and Feeding Tips
Greatest losses of hogs in shipment occur in May and June. Provide shelter for all five stock and rotate pasture to prevent contamination. Hogs will eat a wider range of feeds than other livestock and respond to careful planning to market in summer or early fall. Sheep are dainty feeders and may reject slightly soiled feed unless no alternatives exist. Inbreeding is used by some breeders to develop new strains if stock is sturdy.
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Emi
saArk
Lesson on Amos and Hosea Denounces Luxury and Calls Repentance
The lesson contrasts Amos 6 and Hosea 6 noting Israel's luxury and drunken revelry under Jeroboam II. It urges turning back to God, trusting His restoring power, and living in obedience to receive divine mercy and blessing.
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Amos
Hosea
Daniel
Israel
Kingdom of
Jeroboam II
Samaria
Joseph
Ephraim
Manasseh
Ziore
Bondage of Fear Freed by Liberty and Love
A moral meditation compares the Christian trapped in fear to a cellar vine and calls for stepping into God’s liberty and light. The author, W. H. Beacher, urges renewal as a healthy, joyful growth like a plant thriving in a sunlit field.
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W. H. Beacher
Thought Leads Action Says The Christian Cynosure
A quotation from the Christian Cynosure declares that the greatest events of an age are born from its best thoughts and that thought naturally progresses into action.
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