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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1924

Page

3

Montana May 1924 Crop Outlook for State Fields

The May 1924 Montana crop report calls the outlook bright in parts and mixed overall. Winter wheat stands at 90 percent of normal with 12.3 million bushels forecast, while rye yields about 1.25 million bushels. spring work delayed by cold, wind, and moisture variability. hay carryover is high in places and labor is scarce across districts.

Montana South Central Geo. A Scott Montana Crop Reporting Service Winter Continental Divide Stases Teton Daniels Blackleg Phillips Roosevelt West Central District Cascade Fergus Eason East Central District South Central District Gallatin Yellowstone Il Farce

American Legion National Essay Contest Details and Prizes

The American Legion announces an essay contest for youths age 12 to 18 on Why Communism Is A Menace To Americanism with first prize 750 dollars, second 500, third 200, plus medals and certificates. Entries due by June 15, 1924, judged by county, then state, then national levels. Last year 362,000 participated. Montana winners were Harold Severance and Emma Landis.

Amerian Legion American Legion The Legion Department Americanism National Americanism Indianapolis Indiana United States Montana Harold Severance Fourth Avenue North Great Falls Emma Landis Baker

Montana hive stock rules lift amid western industry surge

Quarantine on hive stock conditions suspended as western industry returns to normal. Campaigns for Better Farm Marketing and highway improvements run at high volume. Western Pine Manufacturers Association reports rising production and shipments. several oil and gas, road, and drilling projects underway in towns like Malta, Helena, Lewistown, Sidney, Kalispell, and Choteau.

West Western Pine Manufacturers Assoration North Side Irration Baker— Organization Malta Sauerkraut Livingston Bozeman Hill Deer Lodge Baker—War Veterans Oil & Gas Company Helena State Highway Commission Vablo Palson Lake County Lewistown California Cat Creek Madison Lime Sidney Kalispell Lacier Park East Homestake Oil Co Kevin- Sunburst Ringling Shields Valley Oil Syndicate Potter Basin Richland Blairie Rowan—Flathead Petroleum Company Rodgers Place Irvine Flats King Cattle Company

Slats diaries reveal a boy's daily notes and feelings

A diary fragment logs a week of a boy named Slats noting Jane's ambiguity about his affection, a tense baseball game, family dynamics, Sunday meals, a potential wedding shower, and small gifts including a Nom de Plume hat accessory.

Bureau Trainee Wins State Art Prize

Arthur T. Kerrick a World War II era seaman wounded in the left arm won the first prize at the Minnesota State Art Society exhibition held at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. His painting titled The Plague appeared in the Roto-Bravure section of the Minneapolis Journal on April 20, 1924. Kerrick, age 22, trained as a commercial artist under the U S Veterans Bureau program.

Arthur T. Kerrick U. S. Navy Muinneapois School of Art U. S. Veterans Bureau Minnesota State Art Society Minneapolis Institute of Art Ekerrick Minneapolis Journal

Montana and Idaho developments this year

Plans include 600 acres of corn planting in the county and major infrastructure. Butte's School of Mines gymnasium will cost 101000 dollars. Northern gas output reaches 60 million cubic feet daily from Rogers-Imper well north of Gladys-Brown in Sweet Grass Hills. New filling station modernizes here as a bridge project over Iselle Fourche river near Devil's Tower proceeds.

Butte School of Mines Rogers-Imper Gladys-Belle-Brown Sweetgtass Hills Worden Iselle Fourche Devil’s Tower Montana Idaho District Fore Service Conrad Dry Forks Dod Lodge Stanford New Court House Dodson Harlem Milk River Bainville Armory Butte & Superior Mining Co Washoe Anaconda Henry I Herriman New England Power Co Hoover Department of Commerce United States Pacific

Veterans Bureau Trainees Graduate From Minnesota Farm School

Twelve U S Veterans Bureau trainees completing agricultural vocational training at the University of Minnesota Farm School have graduated and ready to begin farm work. Caleb Dorr prize winners include Karl Johnson for Black Stem Rust and the Barberry, Samuel Russe for The safe Cycle of the Corn Plant, Reynolds C Malmquist for Community Betterment and Farmers Clubs, and Henry Kohler for Community Betterment. Malmquist gave an elaborate class address on Beautifying and Arranging the Farmstead with miniature farmsteads. Arthur Johnson was the top student with an A grade in all subjects. class total reached eighty eight students.

U. S. Veterans Bureau Farm School University of Minnesota U S. Veterans Bureau Caleb Dorr Karlohnson Samuel Russe Reynolds C. Malmquist Henry Kohler Reynold Malmquist Aken Arthur Johnson Stulent Ian Will

What I Found Out in Montana Series in National Republican

The National Republican published a Washington based investigation series showing how senators began probing in Montana and other states to assess if investigations served the public or political ends. The paper notes subscriptions cost 150 dollars annually and offers back copies with new subscriptions. The Baker Sentinel advertises free National Republican issues until November.

National Republican Washington Montana Baker Sentinel

Disabled World War veteran vanishes in south

Samuel Ed Waddell, a World War veteran, possibly with amnesia, was last heard from in Spiro Oklahoma where he had pneumonia. He planned to return to Memphis Tennessee to his family. He is 39, 5 feet 6 inches, brown eyes, fair complexion, slack jaw. Anyone with information should contact his sister Mrs John D Moore 220 Poplar Street Memphis or the US Veterans Bureau Minneapolis.

Samuel Ed Waddell Spiro Oklahoma Memphis Tennessee John D Moore Eld Poplar Street US Veterans Areau Minneapolis Minnesota

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