Big Winter Wheat Yields Reported Across Nebraska
August 2 1906 big winter wheat yields are reported from several Nebraska locales. Upton Zajeck at Pleasant Hill Salina county threshed 1203 bushels from 23 acres. Prof Brown near Crete 42 bushels per acre on 100 acres. Alfred Platt near Cook Johnson county 60 acres at 50 bushels per acre. Jefferson county threshing outfit notes 40 to 50 bushels per acre, top being August Haefel near Seneca with 52. Farmers note the crop's emergence over the past fifteen years.
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Nebraska
Upton Zajeck
Pleasant Hill
Salina County
Prof. Brown
Crete
Alfred Platt
Cook
Johnson County
Jefferson County
Haefel
Seneca
Nebraska State Journal
Fourteenth North Montana Methodist Conference Assembly at Chinook
The Fourteenth session of the North Montana Mission Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church is set for August 10 11 12 and 23 at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Chinook. Officers include Bishop Earl Craneton as president Rev George Logan secretary Rev J H Little statistical secretary Rev J A Martin treasurer Rev W W Van Orsdel superintendent of mission and Rev R M Craven presiding elder of the Lewistown district. The conference covers Cascade Fergus Chouteau Teton Valley counties and part of Lewis and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Montana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chinook
Earl Craneton
D. C
W. W. van Orsdel
Great Falls
R. M. Craven
Lewistown
Cascade
Fergus, Chouteau, Teton and
Valley Counties
Lewis and Clark
Delegates Named by Gov Toole
Gov Joseph Toole appoints eight Montana delegates to the National Prison Association meeting to be held in Albany New York in September 1920 The appointees include J F Wegner W D Delphy W D Clark John Bonner Sheriff Peter Scharrenbroich Sheriff J J Quinn and prison contractors Thomas McTague and Frank Conley all from various counties and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Joseph K. Toole
Montana
National Prison Association of the United States
Albany
N. Y
J. F. Wegner
Board of Commissioners
Lewis and Clark County
W. D. Delphy
Cascade County
W. D. Clark
Silver Bow County
John Bonner
Muesoula County
Peter Scharrenbroich
Lewis
Double Runner Gets Floater In Police Court
Double Runner, a tall man described as over six feet, faced drunkenness charges in yesterday's police court. He remained silent as the evidence proved his guilt, and the court sentenced him with a floater as he left the station for the high places toward the golden west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Double Runner
Fng
Double Runner
Golden West
Ieat Falls
Ribune
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts Mixed Markets Steady
Chicago July 31 cattle receipts 4000 steady to strong with beef steers around 6.35 and cows and heifers near 1.295 stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.25 Texans around 5.00 calves 6.75. Sheep receipts 6000 steady with mutton 1.50 to 5.50 and lambs 5.0 to 95.70 along with range and fed wethers about 4.50 to 5.75.
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Chicago
Indian man shoots two at St Ignatius mission
A Flathead reservation tragedy near St Ignatius mission reports Finley, intoxicated, shooting and killing one Indian and seriously wounding another before his arrest and detention at the agency awaiting investigation.
Good Work by Land Agent Schmit Highlighted
Register of the Land Office John P. Schmit today settled with State Treasurer J. H. Rice for the department’s work in the last half of July. Receipts totaled 39 209 57 with 25 181 65 in the latter half distributed to funds including School income permanent school permanent university university bond public building school of mines state normal school agricultural college bond agricultural college income and referee school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of the Land Office
John P. Schmit
J. H. Rice
Register Schmit
Perrmanent School
Permanent University
School of Mines
State Normal School
Agricultural College
Referee
Deaf and Dumb
Montana State Fair cattle prizes grow with new beef stakes
The Montana State Fair catalogue shows 82500 in cattle prize money for the October 1 6 event. The State Fair offers 1200 with the National Shorthorn Breeders and Montana Stockgrowers Association supplying the balance. Chicago commission men and Union Stock Yards of Chicago add prizes. Stalls are filling in the cattle exhibit building. Montana livestock breeders aim to show progress and the value of their nutritious seeds and good blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Associations of
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Commission Men of Chicago
Union Stock Yards Company of
Chicago
Montana
Republican Campaign Fund Aims for Subscriptions and Roosevelt Emphasis
The press urges Republicans to mobilize in support of a Republican Congress. James S Sherman seeks one dollar subscriptions to fund campaign materials highlighting Theodore Roosevelt and party achievements. The editor questions the practice of publishing cards of thanks during times of illness or death, urging restraint.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Jamréss S. Sherman
P.O. Box
New York
Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office
The list shows uncalled mail for the week ending July 30 1906. Names include Auline I Brown F E Buckland Miss Sucie Cox J L Hanger Paul I Jorden Miss Rogie Lindell Mrs John Lipple Mr Carne. Please state advertised and pay one cent when calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Auline
I. Brown
Sucie Cox
J. L. . Hanger
Paul I. Jorden
Rogie Lindell
John. Lipple
Carne
Auction notice for farming gear butchers and wagons
Fragmentary sale notice offering well broke workhorses two good wagons four sets of chains spreaders and chains. Cash or on 12 month bankable notes at ten percent interest. James Paesirs. Chateau Acantha job print Joe Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Paesirs
Chateau Acantha
Tarbell's Tryst Stirs Townsfolk In Aa Odd Scene
Grace Pomfret and Tommy Tarbell clash with a pocketbook theft scare as misread signals, a chase, and a mistaken arrest unfold. Grace defends Tommy while a fussy uncle-like figure and a loyal aunt-to-be step in. The fiasco ends with a marriage proposal and a sly joke about a fast watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Grace Pomfret
Tommy Tarbell
Grace
Vantain
Pinky” Saunders
Pinky
Rlso
Proctor Street
Huger
Miss Pomfret
Elisa Corbin
Elizabeth Corbin
Miss Corbin
Thomas Tarbell
John
John Tarbell
Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Woman Seeks City Directory Name for Baby in Broadway Drug Store
In a busy Broadway drug store a pretty woman peruses the city directory while impatient patrons, including a money-owed man and a hurried businessman, wait their turn. A newspaper reporter joins the queue to help and she explains she seeks a suitable sweetie city name for her new boy baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
John Brown
Inc
York Tribune
Thief Revealed in Morwenstow Parish Tale
In Hawker’s life at Morwenstow a Tamerton laborer sought help after a sack of potatoes vanished from his garden. Hawker preached on the eighth commandment and identified the thief as a neighbor in the congregation by a feather on his head, using a map as the clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawker
Morwenstow
C. B. Byles
Tamerton
Aunty’s bridesmaid joke echoes widow婚 notions
In a Chicago Record Herald quip a child asks if a girl can be a bride by being a bridesmaid thrice. The aunt replies she was never a bridesmaid, and the girl retorts that a widow can usually secure marriage if desired, highlighting social notions of brides and widows.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Conference
Gov. Toole
Teton County
Wm. Bevan
O'Neal & Ick
Robert Twigs
Pere Ee Ogee
R.H. Wright
Oeer
J. Miller
A. J. Bennett
August Kropp
F. Leech
B.E. Leech
Kropp&Dickinson
A. O. Aynsley
Yunck
S. L. Potter. Baer
J. A. Johnson
McDonald &Riwell
Yy. A. Goeddertz
A. Goeddertz, Jr
QO. C. Miller
Wolman&Christian
Town & C
Ole ¢ H. Jensen
Chicago Livestock Market
Schmit
C. H. Drake, P. M
Tarbell
Bo McChire
E. N. Haugen
W m. Hodgskiss
Prop
Byron Carson
Lethbridge
H. R. Thompson
Choteau, Montana
Land
Graves & Thompson, Choteau
Job Printing Department
Booze Boudoir
A O. Longmuir
Main
Conrad
Choteau
Hirshberg
Safe Banking
Land Office
Great Falla
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