Advertising Notes and Social Visit Recap
Sentinel ad mentions Corticelli silk hose and Moshier Millinery with 98 cent bungalow aprons. Social note describes Mrs Louis LaCross hosting ten ladies for a pleasant Saturday afternoon with a two course luncheon. Miss Hazel Green of Minneapolis visits Mr and Mrs Norsene and Mrs Kessler visits her parents at Glentv.
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Louis LaCross
Hazel Green
Minneapolis
Norsene
Kessler
Glentv
McCormick Deering Primrose Cream Separator Demo
Service and demonstration days on January 7 and 8 invite owners to bring nonworking units to C. H Doppler Farm Implements. Visitors without a separator can view construction and function of the cream separations on display.
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McCormick- Deering
C. H Doppler
McCormick
Hospital News Update from Webster and Coal Springs
Saturday reports a birth for Mrs Roy Johnson of Webster a girl Mary. In Coal Springs a child had tonsils removed and Patricia Crow along with Francess Schwartz had adenoids removed. Harry Tronstead improving after arm surgery.
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Roy Johnson
Webster
Mary Giving
Coal Springs
Patricia Crow
Francess Schwartz
Harry Tronstead
Congregational Church Sees Strong Attendance and High School Rating
Sunday services at Plevna Westmore and Baker report 65 present in the coldest Sunday. Baker church school rated 88 percent efficient, the highest in Montana. Senior C E party Friday at 7:00. Annual Ladies Aid meeting held. officers to be announced next week. Honor Roll mentioned.
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Congregational Church
Baker Church
Montana
C. E
Harry Corbitt
Ladies Aid
Alloc
Potassium Iodide Used on Livestock to Prevent Disease
Thousands of Montana farmers use potassium iodide given to pregnant sows to prevent hairlessness in piglets and goitre in lambs and colts. The practice, costing little, saves rural producers money as farm output declines while prices for goods rise since 1913.
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Montana
Wheat price plan eyed by Montana farmers
Montana professionals urge the Grain Export Corporation to raise grain prices to about 1.60 a bushel. If adopted, Montana wheat farmers could net about 137 dollars per load, with the plan receiving serious congressional consideration. The aim is to restore purchasing power for farmers to match laborers and merchants.
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Montana
Sunl
Congress
Bachers 18
Church Subscriptions Remind Members for Next Sunday
A note urges all persons paid up on church subscriptions to be moved after next Sunday and reminds readers to ensure their name appears on the list. The message cites Pastor Arthur W Seebart of The Church That Does Things in Minneapolis.
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Arthur W . Seebart
Jesus
The
Church of Christ
Jesus’ Christ
Christ
Railway Timetable Eastbound Details
Eastbound schedule notes Olympian and Columbian trains with local freight service. Times listed include 4:15 PM and 2:16 PM on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Train Schedule Fragments from Local Freight Times
Fragments show times for Columbian service at 5:36 PM and 5:38 AM with Tuesday Thursday and Saturday freight runs at 8:30 AM. Local schedule snippet includes No 91 for freight and references Olympan line times.
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Olympan
Canadian Agricultural Delegates to Attend Bozeman Farmers Week
Western Canadian extension and natural resources experts plan to visit Bozeman during Farmers Week from January 7 to 14 to discuss Montana agricultural issues. Don Bark of the Canadian Pacific Railway requests sending representatives, while County Agent J C Taylor invites Canadian attendees to join Montana meetings as district agricultural agents are expected to attend.
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Bozeman
Mont
Canada
Don
North
Montana
Estate seeks month to month lease of lot in Baker
The District Court of Fallon County Montana orders that interested parties appear on January 8 1924 to show cause why the executors of William G Lang deceased should be allowed to lease Lots 3 and 4 in Block 9 City of Baker at a minimum rent of 15 per month. A copy of the order will be published in the Baker Sentinel for two consecutive weeks.
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Anderson
Horace Sparks
Morris
William G. Lang
Montana
Baker
Fallon County
Fallon
Baker Sentinel
Financial totals from Montana Baker closing 1923
At Baker Montana the books close December 31 1923 showing 266 520 80 in total assets and 12 132 97 in miscellaneous totals. The record notes end of year figures for the Montana Baker operation.
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Baker
Montana
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Westmore
Victor Rousseau
Wg.chapman
Winton Gerrett
Sandis
Fallo Owiing
Minneapolis Tribune
Moshier Millinery
District Court
Ninteenth
State OF
Ralph Keener
Cornucelli Silk
Moshier’s Millinery
Baker Lake
Whch
First National Bank
Baker State Bank
Due War Finance Corporation
Siats
R. L. Smith
Mith
Corect
al. Hansen
R. F. Smith
C. H. Emerson
Directors
the Sentinel
Methodist Episcopal Church
House of Happiness
Percy H