Fallon County voters hear early campaign chatter
Fallon County prepares for the August 23 primary as county clerk R B Lowry reports 1 473 registered voters in Fallon. Multiple candidates announce runs for county clerk sheriff treasurer assessor and county attorney with names including James Owens Margaret Shellabarger Fred Kelling Ralph Keener Walter Wilson Clyde Burrell Clyde McLemore and Denzil Young plus several would be contenders for county commissioner.
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R. B. Lowry
Lowry
Fallon County
Fred Kelling
Sheriff Kelling
Clyde Burrell
Ralph Keener
Keener
Fallen County
Montana
Constructive Rail Laws in Congress Threaten Past Gains
Passage of the railway labor bill in Congress could erase four years of efficiency gains in railroads. Freight ton-miles rose 10 percent in February 1924 vs February 1920 while staffing fell 217,000 workers, wages down about 30 million dollars, and hourly pay rose in most branches. Continual private operation is cited as key to rate reductions and operational gains.
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Yellowstone Trail Advocates Promote Highways and Tours
A debate pits the Yellowstone Trail against the Atlantic Yellowstone Pacific Highway with arguments on route quality, climate, and commerce. It notes naturalization trends and urges Legion posts to aid veterans in securing citizenship certificates for war service families.
America’s Duty Endorses Dawes Reparations Report
President Coolidge voices strong support for the Dawes reparations report, urging global stability through moral power. He asserts America’s duty to lead with justice and mercy, maintaining a republic free and powerful.
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America
Strange Dog Story in Pennsylvania Ends in Death
A tale from Pennsylvania describes a man with nine legs who was an alien. Authorities say aliens are not permitted to own dogs in the state and they killed the canine. The narrative notes there is much in Pennsylvania that is different.
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Pennsylvania
Mrs Glen Robbins Hosts Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Glen Robbins hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Helen Aorman with gifts and a luncheon. Guests offered readings and advice while the hostess provided a tasty meal and cheerful good wishes for the bride to be.
Oregon's famous dog Bobbie returns home after long journey
A Silverton collie named Bobbie travels 1000 miles across seven states in winter to reunite with his master who had given up hope. He is honored with a silver medal by the Oregon Humane Society and praised by schoolchildren, as offers from film interests surface.
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Columbia Feature Balms Syndicate
Portland
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Inconsistency on Socialization Warned by Leaders
A public policy critique notes leaders across industries favor government ownership for others while opposing it at home. It argues private property must endure and that socialized schemes threaten constitutional rights, urging vigilance against socialist trends. The piece cites Kenny Ives of Chicago and other figures.
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Chicago
Willer
America
Church Services and Meetings Reported in Local Notes
Regular church school and adult Bible class met in the Montana Petroleum office at 10:00. Morning worship at Plevna 11:00, afternoon at Westmore 2:30, evening at Baker. The General Aid meeting was held Thursday afternoon with Mrs Erther, Barstow, Kellng as hostesses. Visitors attended the SelSBrine community church service last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Seebart visited Coal Springs area earlier in the week. A special union meeting is planned next Saturday at the Methodist church under the WT UO. Mrs Dawes will give the main address. Next Sunday’s sermon titled Gleaning from our Yesterdays discusses lessons for Memorial Day.
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Dawes
Evaporated Milk Association Formed in Chicago
Representatives of nearly all evaporated milk makers met in Chicago to organize the Evaporated Milk Association. Mr Lowr Hardenbergh of Carnation was elected chairman and Mr Cr Lee of Nestle vice chairman. The group plans a nationwide educational campaign promoting the product’s healthfulness and cost efficiency.
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Milwaukee Rail Chief Byram to Return Home in Seattle Meet
Mil waukee railway president Byram, three months in the Orient, will return this week to the United States. He will be met at Seattle by road officials M Nicholson general manager and party. They passed Baker Monday enroute to Mobridge to join B Greer vice president H M Gillick general manager L L Silcox superintendent of motive power and others. The party then traveled via Baker to Seattle to meet Byram.
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Radio as a household necessity grows nationwide
The article states radio has moved beyond plaything status to a vital household utility. It notes public demand for high quality service and entertainment, with stations offering frequent news and market reports and listeners easily switching to distant stations.
California Primary Voters Endorse Coolidge Quiet Leadership
Washington Herald notes the Coolidge victory in California as a decisive, quiet endorsement of a president who did not campaign loudly. The result marks a peak in public confidence without dramatic campaigning.
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Washington
Coolidge
California
Big Montana wells shift as visitors flood Shelby scene
The Van Meer-Storme No. 1 well in Kevin-Sunburst shows an initial 5,000 barrels per day then settles to about 3,000. Visitors from across Canada and the U nited States pack the lease with hundreds of autos. Other wells like Dakota-Montana and Shoshone No. 2 also produce modest outputs. A separate note discusses constitutional challenges to state laws and praise for Attorney General Rankin. Freight logistics compare trucks to rail capacity, noting railroads remain crucial for wholesale shipping.
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Kevin-Sunburst
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Gibbons
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Supreme Court
Montana
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Tax Commission
Law Urges Animal Protection on Running Boards
A proposal calls for all states to require safety protection for dogs and other animals carried on car running boards. It notes sharp curves fling animals, causing maiming and death in many cases. It urges rails or fenders on vehicles to shield riding animals.
Oregon Mandates Kindness Teaching In Public Schools
Oregon becomes the first state to require humane education with a weekly kindness lesson on animals for public school students. A new eight grade course with readings and storytelling will be printed for the fall opening, inspiring other states to consider the law.
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Oregon
Judge J A Williams for Fallon County Attorney Nomination
Judge J A Williams, 36, Fallon County resident for years with wide Electric railway ties, seeks the Republican nomination for county attorney. He represents invested capital around 6 billion dollars and annual income over 1 billion dollars. Last year 16 billion people were carried on electric roads.
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J. A. Williams
Fallon County
USA
For Sale Registered Shorthorn Bull in Miles City
Milking type three year old registered shorthorn bull offered by Sidney J. Morrison box 238 Miles City Montana. Owner notes fine individual with two lot price.
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Miles City
Montana
USA
Busy Little Business-Getters Offer Prompt Job Work
Readable column fragment touts quick handling of various job tasks by a busy service. Emphasis on prompt results and practical usefulness for local readers seeking reliable help with broad work needs.
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