Cat Creek wells near Kootenai sand eyed for production
Lewistown reports two more Cat Creek wells near Kootenai sand to boost production prospects. Meanwhile community notices urge M E Ladies Aid Parcel Sale at the church on Thursday January 24 with all invited. J W Bush takes over Fallon County Abstract Co. role after Carl Hansen resignation. An 8 lb boy was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Young of Minnesota Valley at Nurse Coons residence.
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Lewistown
Kootenai
Fallon County Abstract Co
Carl Hansen
Lloyd Young
Minnesota Valley
Nurse Coons
Doctor Corkins Eye Specialist at Baker Hotel
Dr. Corkins, the Eyesight Specialist, will again be at his Baker Hotel office on Monday and Tuesday January 28 and 29 for consultations.
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Corkins
Baker Hotel
For Sale Cheap Four Room Bungalow Near Sawyers
Four room bungalow for sale cheap cash or will rent for 18 dollars monthly. Located one to two blocks west of Sawyers store. For information wire T. J. Kramer at 160 North Pine Street.
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Sawyers Store
T. J. Kramer
N. Pine St
Hospital News and Social Roundup
Little Beverly McAlvey had tonsil removed Saturday morning. Mr. Hibbard of Fertile Prairie came in Saturday afternoon for medical treatment. Mrs Mangold and baby boy left home Monday morning. The Naomi Circle met at Mrs Kenyon’s home last Monday evening with Mrs Kenyon and Lowry as hostesses. A large crowd was present and a delightful time had. Several Odd Fellows went up after lodge and enjoyed lunch served by the hostesses.
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Beverly McAlvey
Hibbard
Fertile Prairie
Mangold
Naomi
Kenyon
Lowry
Odd Fellows
Lodge
Transfer of Fort Keogh Reserve Aids Diversified Farming
The Fort Keogh military reservation near Miles City covering about 65 000 acres would be transferred from the War Department to the Agriculture Department to support experimental work. Assistant Secretary Howard W Gore says the move enables proper methods and advantages of diversified farming, pending legislation by Congress.
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Washington
Fort Keogh
Miles City
Scott Leavitt
Department of Agriculture
Howard W. Gore
War Department
Experimental livestock farm eyed in eastern Montana
Dr Leavitt's bill to block SBT from the interior was approved by Secretary Work before House introduction. Secretary Wallace praised establishing the experimental farm area in eastern Montana as meeting urgent needs for livestock research and range problems.
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Department of the Interior
Leavitt
Work
House of Representatives
Wallace
Montana
Gore
Oil Ad Men Hit by Texas Court
Twenty oil producers pled guilty in federal court at Fort Worth to using the mail to defraud. E. J. Daley of Great Falls Montana was sentenced to one year and a day in prison with a $5 fine, while W. P. Elwell was fined $10,000. Elwell, once advertising man for a local paper and founder of the Montana Oil Journal, built a Texas advertising network and an oil paper in Dallas. Daley and Elwell had long ties in Great Falls and Montana oil advertising before moving to Texas. The piece labels Daley and Elwell as a harmful influence on the oil industry.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Montana
E. J. Daley
W. P. Elwell
Great Falls
Livingston
Daley
Elwell
Tocal
Seattle
J. D. McDonald Company
Cat Creek
Mr. Daley
Gordon Campbell
Campbell
Kevin
Local Ads Flap Over Inaccuracies and Public Loss
Citizens debate the collection appears in, criticizing glaring ads for inaccuracies and misstatements that have fleeced the public of their savings.
Tea drives vs coffee: Britain plans American rollout
London reports a British publicity plan to promote tea over coffee in America this year. India tea growers fund the drive aimed at shifting American beverage habits and undermining coffee culture.
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London
America
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Advertising inside banking scope boosts deposits
Use concise ads under one hundred words focusing on banking services. Effective headings like INTEREST FROM DATE attract idle funds, while PROTECTION FOR YOUR VALUABLES prompts action for securing deposits. Tailor messages to emphasize bank offerings and timelines to engage potential customers.
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Interes
Simple clear bank advertising boosts public trust
Advertise bank stability officers directors stockholders and services. Focus on direct, easy to read topics that inform the public about banking methods and the range of services offered. Keep the message on point to attract customers and build prestige.
Bankers and Farmers Conference Sets Farm Practice Aims
A Raleigh meeting of Fifth Federal Reserve District bankers and farmers under the American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission adopts goals for the coming year. Recommendations include loans to aspiring agriculture students, soil productivity gains, diversified farming to feed the farm family, and establishing county agents and fall meetings at state agricultural colleges.
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Fifth Federal Reserve District
Raleigh
North Carolina
American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
Banker and Farmer Conference
Benkers
Bank Ra Tnbricht
Youung
Ftta
Agricultural College of
Barker Farmer Conference
Vtricultural College
Advertising as a force in American banks and life
Colonel W G Edens of the Public Relations Commission argues advertising drives American life and health, informs citizens, and supports banking. He credits daily papers and newspaper advertising with building trust in banks, expanding circulation, and moving hundreds of millions of dollars into circulation.
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America
W G Edens
Public Relations Commission
American Bankers Association
United States
Economic misunderstanding fuels class conflict in production chain
A fragmented piece argues lack of economic understanding pits producer and consumer against each other. It outlines how capital, labor, wholesalers, retailers, and carriers each seek fair returns across stages from farm to table, stressing interdependence and the need for balanced pricing and distribution.
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America
Truck Struck by Train at Main Street Crossing
A westbound freight struck Mervin Stroud's truck at the Main Street crossing Saturday morning. Stroud and William Harris were on board. Harris suffered a broken toe while Stroud was shaken but unhurt. The crossing is hard to see approaching trains and a petition urged Milwaukee officials to install an electric bell.
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Mervin Stroud
Stroud
Wm Harris
Harris
Milwaukee
Cowgirl Rides After Fortune From Anaconda to Minot
Miss Hilda Foss, former Anaconda rider, learns she may inherit $15,000 in Liberty bonds from her late father Johnsen. Surprised by the news she heads to Minot to establish her claim, leaving ranch work and preparing to resume riding. She had been breaking broncos and preparing calves on the Bill Show ranch before the discovery.
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Hilda Foss
Minot
Mr Johnsen
Yodo
Gast Johnsen
Anaconda
Liberto
Quana
Minot N D
North Dakota
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Mrs. Msohier
Mah Jong Club
Clarence Noyes
M. E. Ladies Aid
Hospital News
Washington News
Ford
Eceeree Arin
Fortune
Syous
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