Oil figure Campbell sues Ford Glosser and supplier
Gordon Campbell an oil operator files suit in the district court at Shelby seeking an injunction to restrain S S Ford H C Glosser and Continental Oil Supply from pulling casings and coercing sale of Campbell property in the Kevin field. The suit claims a conspiracy to harass and force sale of assets valued over 1 000 000 and sets a hearing for September 18.
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Kevin Field
Gordon Campbell
Shelby
S. S. Ford
H. C. Glosser
Great Falls
Continental OM Supply Company
John J. Greene
Mr. Ford
8. C. Ford
Helena
Campbell
Ford
Glosser
Continental Company
Largest Montana irrigation district aims for 1928 financing
M J Steere surveys for the Cartersville Irrigation district are to be filed soon as financing resumes. An August refund bond authorization is anticipated, with field work completed by September. The Crow Creek district could reclaim 75 000 acres across Madigan Jefferson and Broadwater counties using the Missouri river headwaters, costing about 5 600 000 dollars. Congress has not yet passed a bill to allow a regulating well across Yellowstone National Park to curb flood losses and reclaim lands.
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M. J. Steere
Cartersville Irrigation District
Forsyth
O’rourke
Helena
O'Rourke
Hugh T. Carter
Crow Creek
Madigan
Jefferson
Broadwater
Missouri
Big Horn
Congress
Yellowstone
Crow District
Playground Field Meet Ends Summer Program in Red Lodge
About 150 children took part in Friday’s track and field meet at Red Lodge marking the end of the summer playground program. Prizes were awarded at the tourist park after a picnic. William Buchan and Kauko Kent tied for high score in boys age eight to ten. Helen Lumley led girls seven to nine. Ingrie Jarvi topped ten to twelve. Alice Lumley and Frances Sucich shared honors among twelve to fifteen. Dick Scott and George Thompson also distinguished themselves.
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Red Lodge
William Buchan
Kauko Kent
Helen Lumley
Ingrie Jarvi
Woman Loses 18000 Damage Suit Against Northern Pacific
Mrs. Rachel Litchon of Butte failed to win her $18,000 damages claim against the Northern Pacific Railway for injuries said to have occurred while she was a passenger on one of the companys trains.
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Rachel ‘Litchon
Butte
Northern ‘Pacific Railway Company
Aged Inmate Shot In War Home Incident At Helena
An elderly resident was shot in a war home setting in Helena. Police report unclear details and charges under investigation as investigators seek motive and identity of a shooter.
Blind man rescued after two days on Lookout mountain
Alan T Ricketts, a well known Livingston blind man, was found by searchers Aug 2 on Lookout mountain near the Yellowstone valley after two days without food or water. County officials reported the distress call stemmed from a park road incident and led to a cliffside rescue by a local party.
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Hille
Ricketts
Livingston
Lookout Mountain
Yellowstone Valley
Tom Young
Park Road
Cook
Wyoming
LeClaire
Evaro
Charles Collins
Collins
Wii Buildt
St. Roode
Klein
Mia
Annie Stalnaker
Elkhart
Gus Gottschalk
Bridger
Stalnaker
Minerva
Carl
Grover Embry
Milwaukee Railroad
C. D. Kennedy
Kopre Station
Deer Lodge
Embry
Jack Andeoll
John Richley
Mary Andrews
Lost Creek Canyon
New County Agent Appointed in Madison County
Madison County announces the appointment of Howard C Burgess of Palouse Washington as the new county agent. The vacancy followed H N Kaufman’s resignation to join the Smith Hughes agricultural instruction program in Flathead County. Burgess to assume duties overseeing local farming education and programs.
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Madison County
H. N. ‘Kaufman
Howard
Palouse
Washington
Craluedcis
A Little Bird Saved by Kindness in the City
A frightened small bird wanders in a busy city street after near misses with cars. A gentle passerby reassures and carries the bird to safety. The relieved creature rises again, wings flutter, then flies to a tree while singing gratitude.
Child Learns to Tie Shoes After Morning Struggles
A five year old girl named Dorothy repeatedly trips while trying to tie her shoes in front of her mother. The mother urges Dorothy to learn to tie them herself, noting this is the first time she has tied the laces. The dialogue shows Dorothy asking when she can practice and the mother encouraging persistence.
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Dorothy
Fine
Luttle
P'm
Seasonal Menu and Classic Desserts Featured in Home Cookbook
A warm weather menu highlights iced drinks and desserts with timbales of corn and pimento. Recipes include caramel custard mapled cake filling and method to bake timbales in hot water with hollandaise. Detailed daily meals show breakfasts dinners and suppers across the week.
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Parker House
Threads Through Time In A Great Fabric Enduring
A reflective verse note on lasting legacy and the unseen weave that binds people and events beyond a single era. The speaker imagines life as fabric formed by tint and place, enduring through time and race.
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Helen Hunt Jackson
Fillet of Beef With Vegetables and Swedish Cabbage
A three pound fillet of beef browned in butter and finished in the oven serves with seasoned carrots peas and fresh mushrooms in mushroom sauce. Swedish Cabbage uses cabbage leaves rolled with beef mix, garlic and crumbs in soup stock.
Farm Success Copied as Corn Pioneer David Stewart
David Stewart of Crane in Richland county is celebrated as a top Montana cornman. Since 1901 he grown Dakota white Flint every year with no failures and yields between 60 and 70 bushels per acre. He breeds a high yielding Stewart strain, selects seed from the best ears, and has won multiple state and local corn shows. Stewart markets certified seed corn with Montana Seed Growers and ships seed to neighboring states and Russia for experiments. He diversifies with hogs potatoes garden and dairy, crediting success to diversification and persistence.
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David Stewart
Crane
Richland County
Montana
Stewart
Dakota
Northwest
Miles City
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Russia
Montana Turkey Raising Expands Due to Range and Low Disease
The Montana turkey industry grows rapidly with low blackhead incidence and favorable range conditions. Farmers should limit summer grain, provide night roosting safety in fenced yards, and begin fattening around October as cool weather returns. Predators like skunks coyotes and dogs cause most losses at night, prompting protective measures such as belling older birds.
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Montana
Union
New Montana Extension Chief Named for State College
J C Taylor, long time county agent leader for Montana State College extension, is named assistant director in charge of extension work. He succeeds F S Cooley, with President Atkinson officially director. Taylor, son of a northern Montana farmer, graduated from MSU in 1912 and has held multiple county agent roles across the state.
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J. C. Taylor
Montana State College Extension Service
F. S. Cooley
Atkinson
State College
Taylor
Montana
Montana State College
Custer
Boreman
Farmers slow to change farming methods in new conditions
The text discusses farmers and town merchants, noting farmers are slow to adapt to new soil, weather, or economic conditions while merchants resist changing business styles. It highlights tension between adaptation and tradition in agricultural practice.
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Uae
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C. J. Dousman
L. A. Conser
Denzil Rk. Young
J. A. Williams
AL Hansen
W. H. Young
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