Hoover Dawes Seen Battling For 1928 GOP Nomination
J Ham Lewis of Chicago notes the 1928 Republican race will feature Herbert Hoover and Charles G Dawes. Dawes pursues a quiet campaign while pushing senate rule changes as a rallying cry, and Coolidge is unlikely to be renominated. Lewis cites Washington succession rules and recalls Grant and Roosevelt’s failed third-term bids.
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J. Ham Lewis
Chicago
United States
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Coolidge
Washington
Grant
Roosevelt
Printing Bills and Political Upheaval in Sweet Grass County
County records show October 1924 printing costs at 1299.51 dollars, with the county printer paid 31.20. The piece notes competitive bidding reducing expenses and recalls a string of election defeats for a news owner, reflecting on memory and politics in the county.
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Sweet Grass County
Cleveland
Passing Of The Proprietor In The Everyday Business World
A satirical look at modern shops abandoning traditional leadership as owners disappear and workers face shortages. The piece depicts egg shortages and sparse stock across stores, with clerks offering vague hope of restocking while the worker struggles to balance monthly wages and profits.
Sugar City and Big Timber Visit and Local Community Events
Reed Point visitors and Big Timber residents are noted in a string of social calls and travel. The piece recounts arrivals, dances, and family visits, plus reports on Eastern Star attendance, a Girls Vocational Conference, and a local Evangelical Ladies Aid gathering with a quilt project and refreshments.
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Cy Hart
Sugar City
T. H. Deckert
Arthur Newman
Baby
Marlow
Big Timber
New
Iran
Ricci
Howard ‘Boylés
Laurel
Verlie Rash
Irve Rush
Mesdames
Frank Murphy
Whewis Guthrie
H. H. Marlow
C. E. M. Bauer
Eastern Star Lodge
Columbus
Alice
Guthrie
Evangelical Ladies Aid
A. W. Newman
Hellen Taylor
Evelyn Wimsett
Hellen
Livingston
Ten Command
Big Timber theatre crowd enjoys film despite rough road trip
Report notes some attendees began their journey to the Arcade theatre on Sunday but turned back near Heed Point due to poor road conditions. Those who continued enjoyed the show, while others chose safety over continuing the trip.
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Arcade Theatre
Heed Point
Melville News Briefs Highlight Local Coincidents
Louise LesiBreé spent Sunday evening with Alma Johnson. Anderson hauled a coal load for the settlement school. Thomas Burgess Jr of Melville stayed several days in Big Timber this week. Paul Van Cleve Jr and daughter Charlotte visited Big Timber on Saturday.
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Louise’ LesiBreé
Alma Johnson
Anderson
Thomas’ Burgess,Jr
Melville
Paul L. van. Cleve, Jr
Charlotte
Radium Recovered From City Sewers After Six Week Hunt
In St Paul a nine inch sewer pipe yielded a radium cube valued at 8600 dollars lost from St Joseph's hospital. Professor Henry A Erikson from the University of Minnesota used ionization chamber detectors and estrascopes in a six week search and finally located the tube two inches from his mark.
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ST. Paul
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Henry A. Erikson
University of Minnesota
Professor Erikson
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Montana
Jerome Williams
the American. Press. Association
Big ‘Timber
Matter
Cee
Big Timber Pharmacy
Reed Point
Sam Goodman
Livingston, Montana
U.S
L. F. Douthett Co
Scandinavian
Big Timber, Montana
Majestic Electric
The
Montana Power Co
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