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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1925

Page

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Fourth of July in Baker touted as big Southeastern Montana event

The Baker community promotes a major Fourth of July program with morning oration and exclusive saxophone band, afternoon auto races, baseball featuring Ismay, an air circus, and a lakeside pavilion dance with fireworks. Baker American Legion Boys back the affair, drawing crowds from far distances.

Bakar Montana Northwest Ismay Glendive Baker Lake Bakérang Baker American Legion

California Montafia debt talk stirs farm families and banks

A long excerpt outlines mortgage fears and land values with figures like fifty dollars per acre and twelve months. a prominent Chicago banker and community voices urge majority rule and friendly gatherings as crowds of up to 1500 attend.

Separ Sten Bréokine Ee Federal Waka Bank Teu Ougani Ion Sarid Ted Etafenieng Cincage Dewidig i

Baker Schools to See Largest Enrollment in Baker History

Report from rural Ohio outlines prospects of rising pupil numbers as Fuller’s Earth and glass deposits draw attention. Delegates from Pittsburg Plate Glass visit Baker to discuss resources while concerns grow over school housing and increasing demand for better quarters for rural and town students.

O. S Hakey Des Taylor Paling Green Ohio Baker Eral Pittsburg Plate «Glass Company Fuller’s Eiays Baer

Mrs Julius Christinson Dies After Long Illness in Baker Area

Mrs Christina Christinson, long time Fallon county settler, died last Friday night at 12 at her son Chris Christinson’s home in Baker after moving from the eight mile north farm. Born December 17, 1847 in Predricksport Denmark, she and husband Julius Kristinson came to America in 1881. Survived by two sons Chris of Baker and Charles of Carrington ND, two daughters Mrs Martha Hanson of Willar Minn and Mrs Clara Heldman of Spokane Wash, and a husband who mourns with family. Interment at the Christinson farm hillside spot nearby.

Julius’ Christinsen Julige Christensen Chris Baker Christensen Fallon County Angvoar Chistian Christina Christinson Predtricksport Denmark Judeus Chris i Kristinson Amerca Blooming Prairie Minnésota Pillén Charles Carrington North Dakota Martha Hanson Willar Minn Clara Heldman Spokane Washington Julius Christinson

Not Vacant: Booming Housing Market

A fragment notes housing conditions with phrases dismissing vacancies and signaling strong demand. The text hints at a booming market and persistent occupancy without clear locations or dates.

Fragmentary OCR note with scattered phrases

A garbled text block lists partial phrases and quotes about water, climate, ads, and cheating. It mentions Reyes and Reinbtl amid unclear references and no cohesive event or clear individuals.

WaCpett Reyes

Judge Williams to Attend Wisconsin University Commencement

Judge J A Williams plans to travel to Madison by Wednesday to attend the Wisconsin University commencement. He will meet his immediate family and participate with graduates from the classes of 85 and 86. Williams has long been a close friend of Dr Birge and a noted literary servant to the university.

J. A. Williams Madison Isconsin Wisconsin University Sam J Joseph Edward Rho Williams Birge Petiriti Supreme Court

Farm Market Trends Signal Long Run Value Changes

The text discusses farm price trends over multiple years, noting low prices in the late 1920s and potential future gains. It mentions earnings per acre and the impact on farm hands, urging cautious planning before selling land or shifting into new ventures. The fragmented notes reflect economic uncertainty in agriculture.

Chautauqua marks season with free attractions

Report notes large crowds and strong interest in the Chautauqua program, with general approval of offering free performances though some debate persists over the policy.

Chautauqua

Death Calls Early Settler Mrs Rink in Fallon County

Mrs Kate Rink wife of John Rink died at the Bar Hospital after a long illness. A West Bend native who settled on a Fallon County homestead in 1910 she was 54 years old. The remains were taken to West Bend to rest beside her son Geoff. survivors include daughters and sons in mourning. Her memory as a devoted home woman endears her to many friends.

Kate Rink John Rink Bar Hospital Rink Fallon County West Bend Jon Katie ‘Beaver Geoff Wais ST Et

Viola Braun and Roy Dee Stith Wed in Terry

Viola Braun daughter of Fred Hasty of Fertile Prairie married Roy Dee Stith a Terry hardware store owner on June 14. They plan a grand voyage by boat to California then by horse to the Grand Canyon and will be at home in Terry after August 1.

Viola Fa i Ito Roy Dee Stith Tert Viola Braun Mire Fred Hasty Prairie Baker Viola Fromm the. Baker Seattle California Colorado Grand Canyon Terry

J M Hurart Appointed Chief of Indian Police at Miles Cay

J M Hurart has been appointed chief of Indian Police for the Miles Cay roundup. The new post places him in charge of policing operations and enforcement duties in the Miles Cay district.

J. M. Hurart Indian Police Miles Cay

Fallon County Apportionment for May 198s

Fragmented OCR notes show Fallon County apportionment for May with unclear date. Text is garbled and lacks readable details on individuals, offices, or numbers.

Fallon County

Rodeo to Open in Chicago as World Championship Event

Chicago hosts the first National Roundup and World Championship Rodeo August 15 to 23 in Grant Park under the Association of Commerce. Tex Austin will direct the event offering 30000 in cash prizes, aiming to elevate rodeo to a leading American sport alongside baseball and football.

Chicago Grant Park Association of Commerce West

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