The American Farm On the Junk Heap
FRANK 0. LOWDEN argues farm distress is severe with bankruptcies rising over six hundred percent. He cites Department of Agriculture data on crop value, price disparities, and the need for farmer organization to stabilize markets and sustain production. He warns without action, consumer costs rise and farming declines continue.
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Frank
Lowden
Department of Agriculture
New England
America
Ithsie
Montana transfers fuel control to Dr Craven at State School of Mines
The state legislature approves a fuel cost reduction plan worth 500 dollars directing completion of control to Dr George W Craven, president of the Montana School of Mines in Butte. He will oversee all state heating plants, buy fuel, and renovate facilities to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
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Stewart
Montana Kiwanis and Other August Meetings
Helena Kiwanis state convention set for August 8 with golf tournament August 13 to 16. Bozeman hosts a reunion of the Society of Montana Pioneers August 13 to 15. North Central Teachers’ convention runs October 29 to 31. Malta Phillips County fair September 10 to 13. Missoula Masonic Grand Lodge gathers August 17 to 22. White Sulphur Springs hosts Yellowstone Glacier Bee Line highway meeting August 17.
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Society of Montana Pioneers
Yellowstone Glacier
Will Build Catholic Church In Harlowton Plans
St Joseph s Catholic church building committee in Harlowton has nearly completed arrangements to erect a new church on the current site this summer. The structure will measure 75 by 40 feet with a 60 foot tower, a 40 by 60 foot main room 25 feet high, and seating for 800 to 400. The existing quarters will host meetings and banquets.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Harlowton
Eighth Grade Graduates in Carbon County Schools
One hundred thirty six pupils completed eighth grade in Carbon County rural schools this spring per County Superintendent Gail A Boyd report. The figure falls 51 short of last year's 187 with Roberts leading the list at 23 graduates and Bridger sharing second with 19 alongside Bearcreek. Belfry had 17 and Joliet 16, among others.
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Carbon County
Gail A. Boyd
Roberts
Hst
Bridger
Bearcreek
Belfry
Joliet
Death toll of Gallatin solon John W. Walton noted
John W. Walton, Gallatin county representative in the state legislature, first Gallatin county farm bureau president, and Wheat Growers association ally, died at his Springhill home after a month long illness. Disease was the cause. He moved to the Gallatin valley as a youth and lived over 40 years on the same ranch.
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Gallatin
John W. Walton
Gallatin County
Lightning Sparks Forest Fire in Cabinet National Forest
The first serious fire in district No. 1 broke out in the Cabinet national forest west of White Pine Montana. Lightning started the blaze, which swept over 100 acres of reproduction timber as 20 men fought it with more crews to be sent later.
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Cabinet National Forest
White Pine
Mont
Missoula
Forest Rangers
Rattlesnake Bites FiveYearOld North of Lavina
A rattlesnake bit the five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Morefield north of Lavina. She was taken to a local hospital in a favorable condition and expected to recover. The snake struck the left foot between two toes and then again a short distance above.
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John W. Morefield
Lavina
Fire department unveils efficient historic apparatus
Hamilton's volunteer fire department debuts a unique machine described as the most efficient in the city's history. The hybrid unit combines an old steamer donated last year by Anaconda Copper Mining Co with an automobile engine provided by Mrs. Margaret Dal?
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sHamillton's
Ubnis
Hamilton
Margaret da
Local Fire Damages Buildings and Notices Petitions
A report details fire damage and ensuing petitions in the affected area. The incident prompted emergency responses and prompted residents to seek relief or rebuild assistance.
Reservoir project eyed to secure irrigation in Sun River area
Governor J E Erickson announced a bid for a 3 million dollar Sun River canyon reservoir above Diversion dam to secure water for irrigation of thousands of acres. Secretary Work and Commissioner Mead supported the plan after touring the Huntley Milk River and Sun River projects, noting crop prospects statewide were excellent.
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Sun River Canyon
Sun River
Montana
Chinook
Milk River
Firemen Meet at Big Timber 1925 Convention
Big Timber will host the Montana State Firemen's Association in 1925 after winning the convention award over Billings. Delegates and wives toured 40 autos through the Mission Valley and Kalispell. Havre Chief George W. Dewar was elected association president. Novelist Irvin S. Gobb and son in law Frank Chapman attended the banquet at Lewis Hotel in Glacier Park.
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Big Timber
Montana State Firemen’s Association
Billings
George W. Dewar
Havre
Whitefish
Mathead Valley
Kalispell
Irvin S. Gohb
New York City
Frank Chapman
Association
Lewis’ Hotel
Glacier Park
Emergency auto plates destroyed hits Montana license supply
Telegraphs report Irwin Horlson factory fire destroys emergency Montana license plates. Secretary of State office receives about 50 applications daily as plates run out. Permits and plates issued exceed 73 000 passenger cars and 10 500 trucks with a 10 percent rise in applications over last year.
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Secretary of State
Portland
Irwin- Horlson Company
Montana
Pioneer Montana editor buys Montana Banker publication
J. A. Giluly has purchased the Montana Banker, a monthly trade magazine at Great Falls. He will take immediate possession, with A. B. Casteel remaining associated for several weeks. The Banker serves Montana banking interests and boasts full circulation among Montana banks.
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J. A. Giluly
Montana
Man
Montana Banker
Great Falls
A. B. Casteel
Casteel
Nazarene District Assembly Held in Billings
The third annual Montana district assembly of the Church of the Nazarene met in Billings from June 23 to 28. Delegates and visitors from local churches and surrounding districts attended. Dr. R. T. Williams of Dallas Texas, general superintendent of the church, presided.
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Montana
Church of the Nazargue
Billings
Willams
Dallas
Texas
Church of the Nazarene
Denver clergyman discusses early plans for local church building
The Rev. Carl Stackman of Denver spoke with Roundup church building committee members about plans for a new edifice. Proposals remain in a preliminary stage with discussions ongoing.
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Carl Stackman
Denver
Congregational Church
Congregational “Church
Pollard Opens New Hotel Lodge Under Personal Supervision
The first and second floors are fully redecorated and equipped with new furniture, beds, and bedding as the Pollard Hotel Lodge opens for business. T Pollard, a veteran hotel man, oversees operations in this city.
American traveler notes camp life and wife on tour
Fragmentary account describes A. F. Remington of Rochester visiting a western region. He travels with his wife and references camp settlements and touring chapters. The text hints at social observations during the journey.
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Cludes
A. F. Remington
Rochester
Local Rifle Club Plans Event in Miles City
A rough notice indicates a local rifle club in Miles City will organize an event at a ranch on Cay Peak. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a shooting-related gathering possibly linked to national rifle interests.
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Bsaa Csa Pragera
Rifle Association
Custer
Swill
Saspe
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