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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
3
The group Fallen Peat No 35 holds its monthly meeting on the first Tuesday each month at a place announced by S. Phebus and Geo. N. Vinton.
Miss Jean Emerson returns on No 18 Monday from Simay. D T Baccues of Camp Crook may settle in Baker. R C Miller, a special agent, travels to Wibaux Beach and Glendive. For sale a combination range for wood coal or gas and kerosene at a bargain. Dr W H Young handles calls with Dr Albert Sherrill. calls may be left at Young's office. J F Smola of Bismarck buys J E Reynolds tailor shop and will join family in spring.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Mickie with imperatives and garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or organization is readable to establish a full news item.
The Montana Development Association is credited with major input over four years in diversifying agriculture, expanding dairy loans, and fighting costly express rate hikes. It highlights livestock, seed, and credit efforts, plus the Montana Month campaign and outreach to Eastern wholesalers and transcontinental railroads.
A pivotal Montana business group stresses its broad, representative membership and decisive influence on state welfare. The association commits to promoting diversified industry, certified Montana seed, lower taxes, efficient government, and attracting capital while aiding new settlers.
Sally Morgan travels with the eccentric “Nervous Wreck” toward the railroad but their car stalls in a stream. They spend the night amid uncertainty, refuel, and confront a tense moment as a pursuing mystery unfolds near a road and approaching car.
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