Registration for Presidential Preference Primary Closes
Registration books for the presidential preference primary to be held May 26th closed Saturday. Unregistered voters cannot vote even if taxpayers. Delegates pledged to Coolidge lead the Republican side with unresolved Johnson campaign prospects. Democratic delegates pledged to McAdoo are the only clear entry, while Farmer-Labor supports LaFollette and Frazier and Socialists field two delegates. County total registered is 2158 with per precinct tallies listed, and the clerk prepares printed lists for polling places.
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Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
Michigan
Ilinois
Nebraska
McAdoo
Farmer- Labor Party
LaFollette
Frazier
Teton
Choteau
Chateau
Stafford
Dry ForkKsou
Power
Fairfield
Collins
Spring Valley Wu
Belleview
Pendroy
Raymond
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Cesses
Diamond Valley
Duttom We Eee
Death of Mrs Germa Anderson in Fairfield County
Mrs Germa Anderson wife of E D Anderson longtime Fairfield resident died Friday at home from tuberculosis. She was 39, born in Minnesota, leaving a 3 1/2 year old child. Burial took place Sunday in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germa Anderson
E. D. Anderson
Fairfield
Anderson
Minnesota
Eckford named representative for Teton county in AC corp
James Eckford appointed representative for Teton county of the Agricultural Credit corporation formed weeks ago at Minneapolis. Mrs. W Logan and children depart for Long Beach Cal to make their future home. Mr. Logan went to California to seek a location and has decided on Long Beach where he bought a business.
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James Eckford
Teton County
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
W. &. Logan
Long Beach
Cal
Bole Community Club to repeat play A Poor Married Man
Gratified by the success of their play A Poor Married Man the Ladies' Community Club of Bole will again present the home talent comedy at Power Community hall Power on Monday April 21 with a postshow dance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Ladies’ Community Club of
Power
Prevent Montana Forest Fires Protection Week Proclaimed
Forest Protection Week called by President Harding in 1921 aims to guard Montana and Idaho forests one third of the land naturally suited to growth. The drive links forest health with lumber, irrigation, agriculture, and mining needs, urging public support for year round fire protection and wise use of resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Montana
Idaho
Porter seeks renomination as state auditor
Helena April 12 George P Porter state auditor and ex officio insurance commissioner will be a candidate for nomination on the republican ticket for that office during the ensuing term of four years. Porter prepared and presented to the secretary of state his declaration of candidacy with the motto to conduct the office with business economy and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
George P. Porter
Candidate I M Brandford Files for Secretary of State
I M Brandford of Rowan in Missoula county files for secretary of state on the Democratic ticket at the state primaries set for Tuesday August 26. He is a known banker in the Flathead reservation country and has served in both houses for Missoula county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Brandford
Rowan
Missoula County
Mr. Brandford
Flathead Reservation
Newman Arrested for Cutting Ranch Fence
Frederick Newman was arrested by Undersheriff W. N. Streeter on a complaint by Oscar Lietz that Newman cut the wire fence on Lietz’s ranch. He pleaded guilty before Justice J. E. DeHaas and paid a $5 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Newman
W. N. Streeter
Oscar Lietz
Newman
Justice of the Peace
J. E. DeHaas
Negro Hunter's Body Recovered From Bynugi Reservoir
The body of Ted Ellis, of Great Falls, drowned November 25 in the Bynugi reservoir, was recovered Saturday. A prior search failed due to weight and freezing conditions. Two boys found the body on the shore and alerted others who transported it to Great Falls, where burial occurred at Highland cemetery. Services were led by Rev. R. C. White. Ellis left a wife, a son, and two daughters. A $1000 reward offered by Teton County will go to the two boys.
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Ted Ellis
Fall
Bynugi
Choteau
Connor Undertaking
Great Falla
Highland Cemetery
R. C White
A. M. E. Church
Ellis
Teton
County Agent Visits Ranches On Calcium Phosphate Trials
Bozeman livestock specialist Dick Millin plans field visits to ranches of Frank Salmon C W Gray James Peebles Ed Fearon and Tim Cook to assess calcium phosphate feeding results aimed at stronger bones and better boned calves. Blackleg risk rises with warm days and cold nights prompting vaccination urged by veterinarians using Agressin vaccine. full dosage and proper needle care emphasized to avoid repeat skin penetration and ensure efficacy.
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Dick Millin
Bozeman
Frank Salmon
C. W. Gray
James Peebles
Ed. Fearon
Tim Cook
Blackleg
Teton County
Public School Notes From the Seventh Grade and Beyond
Ejla Selway of the sixth grade left to visit her mother in Babb Montana. Miss Chattin the seventh grade teacher was absent Tuesday with Mrs. Foot substituting. Kenneth Pike of the eighth grade is out to work and John Conquergood is moving to Pendray. The eighth grade plans field trips this week weather permitting and practice for the May field meet continues. Doris Price Mary King and Lloyd Price entered the fourth fifth and seventh grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ejla Selway
Babb
Montana
Miss Chattin
John Conquergood
Pendray
Jay Lyon
Ray
Hale
Bennett
Doris Price
Mary King
Lloyd Price
Opening Day in Major League Baseball Captures Popular Sport
Tuesday marked the official opening of baseball for the major leagues. The typical American sport grows in appeal to independent players and sand-lot teams, who relish the crack of the bat and skillful fielding.
Veterans Lead Land Rush Under 320 Acre Homesteads Plan
About 648 acres of a 16 000 acre pact were filed on under the General Land Office program in Washington. Most filers are World War I veterans with a 90 day preference. If multiple filings occur on a tract a lottery will decide the winner. No rights can be acquired before July 17, and lands in Teton and Chouteau counties are deemed non arable and unsuitable for stock raising, designated for 320 acre homesteads.
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General Land Office
Washington, D. C
W. E. Bennett
Register of the
Great Falls
Banks of Teton in Good Shape
Reports on condition of several county banks show strong statements. Banks are well managed with cash reserves far above the minimums required by state and national laws, reflecting healthy banking service for the community.
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Times
Montana
Library Notes on Circulation and Donated Books
The report covers January to March circulation: January 447 loans with 278 to adults and 169 to children. February 381 loans with 258 to adults and 123 to children. March 322 loans with 217 to adults and 165 to children. Donations include numerous titles and complete sets donated by Mrs. Mary A. J. Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. J. Young
Virginia
Rives
High School Notes Round Up Of Events And Contests
Jim Pridham and Myrtle Martine, with Mrs Thurneau, head to Bozeman Friday for a state shorthand typing contest on Saturday April 19. The declamatory contest draws many entrants on April 26. Preliminary rounds occur April 22 22 and 24. The T Club hosts its annual dance April 25. Agriculture class visits Sid Campbell's ranch for a spaying demonstration. Inter-class track meet runs Thursday and Friday with seniors and freshmen vs juniors and sophomores. Track events count 5 3 1 points. mile run and relays listed. tug of war team of 16 with 10 points to winner. girls cross country hike disqualified for traveling faster than a walk. Prize: a half holiday.
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Jim Pridham
Myrtle Martine
T-Club
Sid Campbell
Two Farm Bills Advance One Step
The McNary-Haugen and Norris-Sinclair farm relief bills progress in Senate and House committees. The McNary-Haugen plan would create the US Agricultural Export Commission and US Export Corporation with a $200000 capital stock to support a ratio price for key crops. The Norris-Sinclair bill moves toward permanent status, while tariff concerns prompt actions by the tariff commission and Ways and Means as the emergency measure faces five-year life.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
House
Senate
House Agricultural Committee
Tariff Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Norris- Sinclair Hill
McNary-Haugen
United States Agricultural Export Commission
United States Export Corporation
Commission
United States Tariff Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Making Good in Pacific Coast League
Max Hachac formerly of Conrad is making good as a pitcher in the Pacific Coast League. On Sunday he pitched the Portland Beavers to a 4 to 1 win over the league leading San Francisco Seals in the first game of a double header. Rachac was the leading hurler in Cascade county league at Great Falls last year.
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Max Hachac
Conrad
Portland Beavers
San Francisco Seals
Rachac
Great Falls
Fearon Injured In Auto Accident Near Chateau
Ed Fearon farmer and stockman living about 18 miles up the Teton river was badly injured when the Ford he drove overturned after striking a dog on the main highway near the poor farm. His two year old daughter suffered a minor bruise while Fearon endured a possible skull fracture later ruled not broken. They were brought to Chateau hospital by Mr Conquergood.
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Ed. Fearon
Teton ‘River
Death of Minnesota settler Mrs Larson at 80
T O Larson learned Saturday of his mother’s illness in Princeton Minnesota and travelled to Great Falls by auto to catch a train. A second telegram announced her death. Mrs Larson, an early Minnesota settler from Norway in 1880, was 80 and buried in Princeton Cemetery beside her husband who died three years earlier.
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T. O. Larson
Princeton
Minnesota
Great Falls
Great Northern
Mrsarson
Norway
Mrs. Larson
Lieutenant Governor Ill in Butte After Train Arrival
Lieutenant Governor Nelson Story Jr. of Bozeman is hospitalized in Murray after arriving in Butte and falling ill from a sudden stomach ailment. He recently spent weeks in California en route home, following a severe Idaho auto crash last fall that killed Mrs. Story instantly. His son Nelsor Story II is with him.
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Butte
Nelson Story, Jr
Bozeman
Murray Hospital
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First National Bank
Negro
Angle
Public
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Peter
F. Hopkinson Smith
Buck Peters
Ranchman
Mul
Ford
Thanet
Jackson
Hichens
Vance
Doc Horne
Ade
No Man’s Land
Happy Hawkins
Mason
Royle
Rinehart
the Devil
Molnar
Rush
Will
Sie
George Elliott
Waverley
Feaion
The
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