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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
4
The Baker Sentinel advertises itself as the oldest paper in Fallon County with Wm. L. Bay as editor and manager. It lists postal terms and rates for subscriptions, mentions foreign press associations and quotes Stephen Decatur about national conduct in foreign affairs.
The newspaper proclaims itself the only Republican paper in Fallon County and emphasizes 100 percent American, with booster content. It positions itself as thoroughly read by men women and children and promises extensive news and solid reading matter per square inch.
The Baker Sentinel notes its sixteenth year as Fallon County’s oldest paper since 1908 and thanks readers for support while reaffirming its service to the community. It recalls its founding during eastern Montana prosperity and rail traffic, pledging loyalty to local interests and honest reporting.
Kalispell special edition reports Judge J E Erickson chair of the state Democratic committee announces his run for Montana governor. He opposes current reckless public spending and calls for trimming unnecessary boards and a reduced state payroll to meet actual public service needs.
Griffith of Baker says his Yellowstone Trail farm crop is nearly planted and will improve. He argues reduced taxation across government and contends land with back taxes harms the state, urging better farming methods to ease farmer burdens.
The Commercial Club plans a new ad for Baker using two colored wind shield stickers six inches in diameter. The design will symbolize Baker and Fallon County to remind touring motorists and promote the community beyond borders.
This edition champions Montana’s resources and opportunities while acknowledging harm from national stories. It urges farmers merchants and companies in Fallon county to support and trust Baker and local businesses to counter the wrong impression.
Minneapolis Tribune notes McAdoo boards delegates for New York convention while observers doubt his influence due to delegate math. Portland Guardian cites a strong primary quote showing support for Coolidge amid scandals and opposition from diverse critics.
An editorial argues for a national highway system to replace rail reliance. It cites Reno Texas moving toward the new concrete highway, highlighting faster transport, better commerce, and the need for government aid to connect every town to trunk routes. The piece urges a nationwide, affordable road network linking towns to a comprehensive system.
The piece notes May and June diploma moments encourage farm boys and girls to pursue high school. It highlights obstacles of distance and family means, urges solving travel or relocation, and cites community groups aiding students. It argues a high school education raises opportunities compared with parents’ generation.
The Division of Rural Education reports the Educational Helper a monthly county education paper from the county superintendent of Utter Jail Count Minnesota. It serves as official communication between county leaders and teachers and school officers. It highlights school events, meetings, examinations, summer school and reading circle notes, plus articles on costs, school buildings, floor plans, and child contributions from various schools. The issue aims to unite county teachers, parents, and patrons in advancing rural education and professional growth, signaling progress and solidarity across counties.
Miss Aneta Henry drove east from Manhattan toward Belgrade when gravel on the road caused a skid and the car turned over. Miss Thelma Cunningham, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cunningham, was trapped under the steering wheel and badly injured. Miss Henry escaped with nervous shock. Tourists aided before the Belgrade hospital transport.
The readable fragment discusses opposition to Mr. Coolidge within his party and mentions Calvin as both immovable object and irresistible force, indicating a political analysis context without concrete events or dates.
Paul E. Hubbard of Baker Montana declares his run for the Republican nomination for Fallon County commissioner in the August primary. He pledges to economy and faithful duty, noting he would not claim mileage expenses if elected and that eastern and central Fallon County deserve representation on the board. Authorized and paid for by Paul E. Hubbard.
An announcement from Lewis C Stumpges seeks the Republican nomination for Fallon County Clerk of the District Court. He pledges to operate the office without a deputy if elected, notes no deputies in nearby counties, outlines residency near the Warner Ranch, and cites prior office experience and Valparaiso College education.
Notice invites Ta bune Publishing stockholders in Baker Montana to a June 20 meeting at 10 AM to elect directors for a one year term and to consider changing the name from Tribune Publishing to Sentinel Printing plus any other business. Dated May 27, 1924. Wm L. Bay acting secretary.
Public notice in the Sixteenth Judicial District lists plaintiff Graves against Anderson Keller and others. Defendants must answer within twenty days. failure yields default judgment. Actions seek $900 plus interest, attorney fees, and costs on a note dated October 4, 1918, and mortgage foreclosure covering 320 acres in State Montana with legal description. Witnesses and clerk seals noted in Baker and Ismay Montana.
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