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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1924

Page

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Baker Women's Club Plans Regular Meeting

The Baker Women's club will hold its next regular meeting at 2 o'clock on September 23 in the Masonic hall. A program covers the history and candidates of the three parties with speakers Minnie Barber Mrs C J Dousman and Mrs O Christopher. Music by Mass Princ and Mel Schnewer, light refreshments served.

USA Baker Women’s Club Tin Masonic Hall Aston Minnie Barber C. J. Dousman Farmer-Labor Party O. Christopher Mass Pric Mel Schnewer

Dixon Renomination Earns Montana GOP Backing

An editorial from the Spokesman-Review praises Governor Dixon for steady leadership during four hard years in Montana. It lauds his middle course between mining interests and radical factions, urges renomination in the Republican primaries, and predicts electoral success in November.

USA Dixons Montana Union Dixon Spokesman-Review

Teachers Reception Aims To Forge Harmony With Parents

The Baker Sentinel notes a planned teachers reception dance to foster harmony and cordial relations between school staff and parents. It lists subscribers and prize winners from the county fair, mentions Miles City boxer Pex Moore, and reports on aviation plans and fair success with limited time for preparation.

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Montana Campaign Expense Showdowns Highlight Primary

Montana voters saw clear contrasts in campaign spending with Governor Dixon’s camp spending $511.85 while Erickson's group poured 2 21406 into support. The Erickson campaign lists contributors including Campbell $250 Clements $100 Mutly $20 and Stout $250, with total expenditures cited at 419.25 for Dixon club and $92.60 personal costs for the governor. Fallon county crops report noted stronger conditions except corn in some areas.

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CANDIDATES MUST FILE RECEIPTED ILs IN STATE ELECTIONS

Notice warns that all candidates for state, county and district offices in the recent primary must file receipted expense bills or face penalties under the corrupt practices law. Ignorance is not excuse. filings may lead to prosecutions. Nearby notes report local deaths and visits among residents of Ismay, Miles City, Baker and surrounding communities with various social updates.

USA Helena Mont JT H Hamilton Wae Hamilton Twin Buttes Ismay CC Neville Isms Journal

Prize Winners At The Big Fallon County Fair

Fallon county fair showcases thrin ed grain and field crops with multiple prize winners. Gist family leads grain divisions while B Cate and EB Cate win top honors in thrice judged entries. Local youths Geving and Anna Weinschrott praised for canning, judged as most capable canning club girls in Montana.

Big Fallon JSA Fallon County Geving Anna Weinschrott Plevna Baker Montana Muss Lee Bozeman Billings Helena

Main Republican Triumph Emphasized in Maine Election Notes

The piece discusses how voters rejected narrow issues and backed the Republican platform against Democratic positions including administration policy, tariffs, and taxation. It mentions Maine and other states, confirms support for Republicans and their candidates, and notes local items from the fair and business changes such as Burn Brothers selling the service garage to Arthur Boulis.

Washington Maine Republican Party Arthur Boulis Main Street Lakeview Garage N. W. Brewer

Milwaukee Shops Move Debate Resonates in Baker

Local discussion suggests Milwaukee shops may relocate from Marmarth to Baker to access better locations and supply. Baker offers gas, pure water, and ready land for a transcontinental railroad and shops, with Baker's growth potential matching Milwaukee needs and employee payrolls.

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Josselyn Returns From K P Convention

Josselyn came back Friday from Helena after attending the fortieth grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias. He notes 25 delegates attended the first banquet table with sessions described as interesting and instructive. Weather and rain in the Butte Helena region are mentioned, with praise for Dawes and his budget plan as a lasting achievement for Europe and fiscal practice.

Josselyn Helena Grand Lodge of the Amghts Py-thas USA Dawes Europe

Billy Petrolle Wins Third Round by Knockout in Local Boxing Card

Billy Petrolle of Fargo won by knockout in the third round over Burke after a fast bout described as decisive with a right to the jaw. Jesse Griesy defeated Albert North in two falls, and Burke of Miles City and Cavanaugh of Glendive fought to a draw. Vic Grainger and Vernpay boxed two rounds, followed by curtain-raisers Don Lowry and Glen Livingston and later Wesley Livingston and Howard Young in a three round draw.

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Linderman declares Capitol in good hands for Coolidge Dawes

Frank Ed Linderman, Republican candidate for United States senator, told a party convention that the White House is in clean hands and he supports President Coolidge and General Dawes. He predicted his election on November 1, citing reports from his nomination campaign.

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