France and Spain Offer Abd el Krim Autonomy in Rift Region
The Franco Spanish accord on Morocco proposes autonomy for Abd el Krim in the Rift under a Spanish protectorate. French officials expect rejection by Abd el Krim who has refused a Spanish protectorate. The agreement also grants French forces entry into the Spanish zone to pursue Riffian warriors if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Spain
Abd-el-Krim
Morocco
Madrid
Abdel-Krim
President Coolidge Urges Moral Aid Pledge for Europe
In Cambridge, President Coolidge pledged moral support for European security pacts while warning America will not fund a European revival on other terms. He urged mutual covenants for mutual security if old world distrust persists, stressing no political commitments without national interest. The speech marked Washington’s anniversary observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Europe
Coolidge
Old World
George Washington
Heat Hatches Eggs in Yuma Weather
A Yuma feed store report notes three eggs laid on a shelf three weeks ago hatched into three chicks as temperatures stayed above 100 degrees. The high heat contrasts with cooler midwestern expectations of the century mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Ariz
Middle West
Arizona
Marines Withdraw From Managua After 18 Years
U S Marines retire Managua Nicaragua with a withdrawal set for August 4. The first detachment arrived 18 years ago to quell revolutionary activity and Marines have guarded the American legation since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Floods in Galicia surpass 1903 damage in Warsaw dispatch
Dispatches from Galicia and Teechen report flood damage exceeding the 1903 inundations. About 300,000 people are without shelter and two million dollars in relief is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Galicia
Teechen
National Education Association Defeats Child Labor Amendment Support
The National Education Association defeated at its final session here a resolution naming the proposed child labor amendment to the federal constitution and pledging continued support for its passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Education Association
Convention site chosen for 1926 Northern Baptists
The 1926 Northern Baptist convention selected Seattle Washington as the meeting city after a brief discussion. The report with the proposed location was adopted amid a short pelgcussion, with San Francisco suggested earlier and Providence later considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Northern Baptists
San
Francisco
Providence
End of Mark Twain Dies at Dartmouth Mass
Fragmentary notice records the death of Mark Twain figure Dwight WwW eeseth Jand reac erin in Hartford context with unclear details from the Dartmouth Mass region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aki
Mark Twain
Dartmouth
Mass
Dwight
Eeseth
Hartford
Britain and France Push China Treaty Ratification
London reports the British government remains in contact with Washington and Tokyo over the Chinese situation. Officials believe ratification of the Washington treaty by France will clear the way for a conference of nine powers to adjust Chinese customs and extraterritorial privileges. France's ratification is awaited as the final step before Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
Tokio
China
Chamber of Deputies
France
Milwauk ee Loss at Lombard Rail Damage from June quake
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line near Lombard Montana suffered heavy quake damage on June 27, with repairs expected to take one month to six weeks and losses estimated as high as 1 million dollars. 600 to 700 workers clear boulders from the right of way near Sixteen Mile canyon where a tunnel was destroyed, with a shoefly around the obstruction to be used until completion. Passenger trains are rerouted from Miles City over the Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Maudlow
Lombard
Montana
Sixteen Mile Canyon
Sixteen Mile Creek
Milwaukee
Miles City
Northern Pacific
Herrin Revival Brings 5000 to Reach Out to Sheriff Galligan
In Herrin Illinois more than five thousand people filled the Williams revival tabernacle to extend friendship to Sheriff George Galligan and county officers from Marion. The anti klan figure and recent center of local strife received tears and handshakes from ministers and laymen alike as Lay Evangelist Howard S Williams of Hattiesburg Mississippi is credited as the man who is saving Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard S. Williams
Hattiesburg, Miss
Herrin
Dark to Dawn Service Ties New York and Chicago Air Link
A new overnight air link between New York and Chicago operates between business days. Eastbound planes receive a wind boost and beat schedules by up to two hours, shaving from 8 hours 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Chicago
Water shutoff hits 800 Boise farms over back payments
U S irrigation officials cut water to about 800 farms on the Boise project in Idaho for 1023 and earlier years nonpayment. Reclamation Commissioner Mead ordered the action. officials report no demonstrations and foresee no trouble following the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Idaho
Boise
Ida
Reclamation
Mead
Reclamation Bureau
Buenos Aires Ranks Sixth in World Population
A police census shows Buenos Aires now the sixth largest city worldwide with a population of 2,310,441 in the greater city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
One Bid for Muscle Shoals Power Development
Alabama Power Co. is the sole bidder for the surplus power to be developed at Muscle Shoals during the forthcoming period of machinery tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Shoals
Julie Washington
Alabama Power Company
Muscle Shoas
Swampscott Motorcyclist Near Miss During Walkabout
Mrs Coolidge of Swampscott narrowly avoided being struck by a motorcycle while taking a walk. She leaped to the roadside to escape danger and avoid a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Panama Canal Receipts Decline in Fiscal Year
Panama Canal receipts for the fiscal year ended June 30 totaled 21,400,523 dollars, down from the preceding year by 2,890,440 dollars. The report notes the decline and provides the comparative figures for the canal's finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama c
Canal
Montana Board to Lead Statewide Drive for Rebuilding Schools
The state board orders an immediate survey of northwest Gallatin county schools wrecked by the earthquake and plans for construction. Architect Hugenin will prepare plans while the state offers engineering aid. Governor Erickson calls a statewide fundraising drive with a committee to oversee it. Preliminary reconstruction costs range from 100000 to 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exami
Tazae
Gallatin
Lune
Ta. H. Hugenin
Erickson
Montana
Kiwania State convention and Montana events calendar
Kiwania State convention in Helena August 7 8. golf tournament in Helena August 13 14 15 16. Reunion of Society of Montana Pioneers in Bozeman August 13 14 15. Montana Conference of Methodist churches in Great Falls August 26. Masonic Grand Lodge in Missoula August 17 22. Yellowstone Glacier Bee Line highway convention at White Sulphur Springs August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Reunion of
Society of Montana Pioneers
Bozeman
Montana
Conference of Methodist Churches
Great Falls
Masonic Grand Lodge
Missoula
Yellowstone Glacier
White Sulphur Springs
Rock Creek Ranger Station Flooded After Ditch Breach
Ranger L H McLean reports water from Rock Creek west fork rose sharply washing out a section of road to the Rock Creek ranger station and flooding the basement. Deputy Supervisor L F Jefferson inspected the damage with Bear Tooth NF. road damage about 200 dollars and ruined food worth 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek
Refi Lodge
McDonald Ditch
Rock Creek Ranger Station
L. H. McLean
L. F. Jefferson
Beartooth National Forest
Construction Rush For New Wolly Sugar Plant In Sidney
Work on the $1,500,000 Wolly sugar factory at Sidney is rushed as a 208 foot smoke stack is completed. A 350 man mill crew strains housing capacity while various buildings rise to accommodate the surge in activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolly
Sidney
Quake Increases Springs Flow In Bitter Root Valley
The earthquake raised hot water flow at Medicine springs and Sleeping Child springs in the upper Bitter Root valley from 50 to 75 percent. Visitors returning from the valley reported the increase to Missoula observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Springs
Sleeping Child Springs
Bitter Root Valley
Missoula
Coal Mine Inspector Ed Davis Appointed by Commission
Ed Davis of Roundup is appointed state coal mine inspector by the Industrial Accident Commission to succeed George N. Griffin. The appointment is effective immediately and follows a recommendation from the recent state labor convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Davis
Roundup
Industrial Accident Commission
George N. Griffin
Montana Land Board Bars Oil and Gas Leases
The state land board will not lease lands for oil and gas exploration in most tracts. Isolated parcels under specified acreage may be leased with a $100 per 160 acres scale. Leases will not be issued to individuals whose prior leases lapsed to dodge exploration penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Land Board
Government reforestation push outlined by Greely Morrell
Col W B Greely and District Supervisor Fred Morrell tour Montana forests outlining the Clark McNary act as the nation’s key stimulus to reforestation. The program covers the reparto of devastated areas and marks a major federal effort in forest regeneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
W. B. Greely
United States Forester
Fred Morrell
Missoula
Montana
State land board to general sale four Scobey Opheim tracts
Applications for purchase of state land for four townsites along the Scobey Opheim extension of the Great Northern railway in Valley and Daniels counties were received by the state land board. The board decided to handle the tracts along with other applications at the general sale this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scobey-Opheim
Great Northern Railway
Valley
Daniels Counties
State Land Board
Unclear fragmentary report on earthquake aftermath
Vague note describes partial quake effects with mentions of buildings and nervousness but lacks clear details or location. Missing names and concrete outcomes prevent precise summary.
Rockslides Delay Milwaukee Transcontinental Track Reopen
Reports from Lewistown indicate multiple rockslides since the June 27 quake. Debris blocks Sixteen Mile Canyon and tunnel No. 8 near Deer Park, threatening the resumption of traffic on the temporary track. Water dam formed near Deer Park and new slides threaten main lines as Milwaukee officials race to clear tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Deer Park
Lombard
Missouri River
Milwaukee
Cawese
Legion Endowment Drive Reaches Montana Subscriptions
The American Legion oversubscribes its 5 million endowment campaign with 21 867 74 in Montana from 20 posts led by R J Poster and regional head Foster. More post results expected to push Montana total above 30 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
American Legion
R. J. Poster
Indianapolis
Mr. Foster
Foster
Wild Animal Exhibit Planned for Montana Fairs
M S Carpenter secretary of the Montana State Sportsmen's association and the Montana fish and game commission says a large wild life exhibit is planned for fall fairs. تعاون with Warden Nose and E R Bateman to secure specimens for display at Helena Bazeman Billings and Missoula fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Carpenter
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Carpenter
Frank H. Nose
Bison Reserve
ER. E. Bateman
Helena
Bazeman
Billings
Missoula
Railroads granted hearings on property valuation by state board
The Soo Line Oregon Short Line Burlington and Great Northern railways win permission for hearings on their assessed property values as tentatively fixed by the state board of equalization. The board has not released the current year valuations to the press pending final official fixing for all corporations under its jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo Line
Oregon Short Line
Burlington
Great Northern Railways
State Board of Equalization
State Board
Montana Shows Surge in Automobiles as June Ends
Records from the motor registration department indicate 12 000 more vehicles were in use in Montana at the end of June this year than the previous year, with about 8 000 of the increase being new machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Secretary of State
Rattlesnake Bite Sends Farmer Phillip Strobey to Terry Hospital
Phillip Strobey a farmer from 30 miles south of Terry was bitten by a rattler and taken to Terry Hospital with a very swollen arm and serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Strobey
Terry
Terry Hospital
Indian War Relics at Miles City Unearthed
George Miles of Miles City, nephew of the late General Nelson, reportedly received a list of souvenirs from the family library. The note hints at a collection connected to local history and the Indian wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
George ‘M. Miles
Miles City
Nelson
T. Miles
Maytag
Albrary
Pasteur Treatment Prevents Rabies in Bites
Early studies suggest Pasteur’s treatment may stop development of rabies after bites. Reports note patients exposed to the virus received the preventive therapy and showed no progression of the disease.
Correlation Between Dairy Cows and Death Rates Cited
Montana State college notes a link between dairy cattle numbers and national death rates. New Zealand shows 25 cows per 100 people with a death rate of 10 per 1000, Chile has five cows per 100 with 31 per 1000, British India five per 100 with 30 per 1000, and Denmark fifty per 100 with 14 per 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
New Zealand
British India
Denmark
Free Trip Prizes Offered to Montana 4-H Members
Montana 4 H club members can win free trips this year. Western Railway offers a trip to the Boys' and Girls' congress in Chicago next November for the top crop and livestock producer in the state. Additional contests provide trips through Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway to the interstate fair in Sioux City Iowa and a Montgomery Ward trip to Chicago for county winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Western Railway
Boys’ and Girls’ Congress
Chicago
Montana Club
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Montgomery Ward
Wool Clip From Gallatin County Ready for Bid
Pool Gallatin prepares a wool clip totaling roughly 76 000 to 80 000 pounds for inspection and sale. If the price holds at 48 cents per pound, county growers could gain about 85 000 dollars from the sale as buyers from Boston Philadelphia and other eastern firms participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin County
Boston
Philadelphia
Madison County Wool and Lambs Show Strong Outlook
Karl Elling, president of Elling State Bank, estimates $100000 of Madison county wool will be processed through the bank and at least $200000 worth of lambs will be traded this fall. Lambs currently price 10 cents per pound at the ranch. Elling expresses optimism about Madison county’s financial condition in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Madison County
Elling State Bank
Karl Elling
Elling
County Agent Demonstrates Poultry House Remodel at Madison Farm
County Agent H C Burgess of Madison County used the poor farm as a demonstration point for neighboring farmers. A poultry house remodeling demonstration was held at the Madison County farm and a 800 bird house was constructed. The house meets the county’s conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Burgess
Madison County
Hill County Pork Production Contest Details
Twelve farmers enter a Hill county pork production contest to determine the most efficient and economical method of raising pigs to market age. The 12 entrants each keep 25 to 50 hogs, with major breeds represented, and the event emphasizes economy rather than ton-litter metrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill County
Deveraux sells Hysham elevator to Yellowstone firm
The W. P. Deveraux company of Milwaukee has sold its Hysham elevator to Thurston and Whitney of Forsyth known as the Yellowstone Elevator company. The new owners plan to build an elevator at Big Horn in Treasure county to handle grain from the Tullock Big Horn and Yellowstone valleys with Big Horn as the shipping point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Deveraux Company
Milwaukee
Hysham
Thurston & Whitney of
Forsyth
Yellowstone Elevator Company
Hysham Elevator
Big Horn
Treasure County
Tullock
Yellowstone
May milk leaders in Cascade County judged
Jude Huber of Belt captured first and second places in the Cascade County Cow Testing Association May rankings. P F Hockersmith of Sun River took third. The trio produced 8 240 pounds of milk and 84 2 pounds of butter fat for Huber, 2 681 pounds and 6412 pounds of butter fat for Hockersmith, and 2 170 pounds with 67 3 pounds of butter fat for the remaining leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Jude Huber
Belt
P. F. Hockersmith
Sun River
Local 4-H Corn Club Formed at Trail Creek Rosebud
A 4-H corn club was organized at Trail Creek Rosebud County under the direction of county agent R. De Mercer with Mrs Laura Johnson serving as local club leader for 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail Creek
Rosebud
R. de “Mercer
Laura “Johnson
Conference of Commercial Org Representatives Set for July 27
A meeting of representatives from commercial organizations in Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington will be held July 27 in Portland. The event aims to discuss regional trade and coordination among businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Portand
Ees
Plan to plant trees for shelter in county program
Readable fragments describe a county program to plant thousands of trees for shelter belts and wind breaks. The notes reference dates, locations, and the aim of providing wind protection and land cover.
Handling of Live Stock Losses Attributed to Careless Shipper Practices
Estimations place annual losses from careless live stock handling at about three million dollars as stockmen and railroads share blame. Causes include farm diseases, rapid driving before and after loading, improper feeding and watering, unsafe stock car partitions, and unsafe handling practices during growth and transport.
Rosebud County Fair Dates Set for Forsyth
The eighteenth annual Rosebud county fair will be held in Forsyth from September 8 to 11. It features a strong racing program and other attractions yet to be finalized. Secretary N. J. Gilliland reports plans for a bigger and better fair driven by good crop yields and more exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Forsyth
N. J. Gilliland
Gilliland
Wool ship from Harlow ton district seen at 50 cents a pound
Market reports indicate shipments of 800000 to 1000000 pounds of wool from the Harlow ton district this year at about 50 cents per pound, contracted at peak prices. Leading Wheatland county producers foresee a turning mood and optimistic prospects for the wool trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Wheatland County
Hobson Crops Faring Well Amid Rainy Spring
Continued rains boost Hobson area crops with alfalfa cutting underway and yellow sweet clover in full bloom. Early spring wheat heads show light weight from dry May, while late spring wheat progresses satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Stillwater Plans Seed Show At Columbus
Stillwater county prepares a county wide seed show in Columbus next fall. Seed improvement work and prize winning grain production are notable achievements in Stillwater agriculture. County farmers and county agent H. Jones cheer the proposed seed show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Columbus
H. Jones
Sugar Beets Grow Near Great Falls for Chinook Factory
David Scott of Utah Idaho Sugar reports about 1000 acres of sugar beets are being grown by area farmers near Great Falls for the Chinook factory. He spoke to county agents after farm tests across the state to gauge production potential and plan future factory sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
David Scott
Scott
Railroads Ready for Montana Wheat Rush This Fall
The Great Northern and Milwaukee plan to mobilize 800 to 1,000 cars for the first August rush. Milwaukee will have about 1,200 cars ready by August 15, with larger cars than last year to handle nearly 2,000,000 bushels. Elevator space in central and eastern Montana will hold 1,200,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Montana
Milwaukee Railroad
H. R. Wahoske
Central
Attracts Settlers in Mission Valley Home Center
The Mission valley draws settlers as spring brings ninety two families and fifteen colonists who visited the project and pledged to locate there. They praise the site as an ideal place to make homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Valley
Ambiguous OCR Summary of 1923 Farm Cash Returns
Fragmentary account notes that 1923 farm cash returns averaged about 17 200 dollars per farm with substantial variation. Mentions 15 000 farms studied and general farming profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United of States
Cosiderabie
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