New Triumph in the East at New York Land Show
Montana Minnesota and Washington shone at the New York Land Show in Madison Square Garden. James Todd of Geyser Montana won the J. J. Hill cup for top winter wheat. Judith Basin Montana led overall with 75 bushels per acre and 65 pounds per bushel. Washington won apple prizes with Ella D Rowland of North Yakima taking the 1000 silver cup. Minnesota claimed world second prizes for potatoes and barley through A B Hostetter and A D Vansickle.
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Minnesota
Montana
Washington
New York
Madison Square Garden
James Todd
Geyser
J. J. Hill
United States
Judith Basin
Hinsenger
Manhattan
Messrs
van Cleve and
Sudduth
Broadview
Great Northern Railway
Yellowstone County
Messrs. Patten and
Hartman
Bozeman
East
Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Ella D. Rowland
North Yakima
A. G. Hauner
Spokane
A. B. Hostetter
Duluth
A. D. Vansickle
Warren
Hiisinger
Sewing machines offer Lock and Chain stitching options
The White Sewing Machine Company advertises a model with both Lock and Chain stitch capabilities and the latest steel attachments. Sold on easy payments. Free H T catalogue available by sending name and address to 1460 Market St San Francisco California.
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H. T
Local School News and Weekend Socials Report
Fairfield Miss Brightie Constantine returns home after vacation with friends. Miss Ruth Young comes back to Great Falls Sunday from vacation with her parents. A social dance Wednesday at Central school house drew a good time. Martin Olson and Rube Eastwood head to Great Falls for winter. John Zimmerman Jr and Wm Odenwald toured Great Falls Monday to Wednesday. An illustrated lecture at the middle school house last Saturday was led by Rev G H Meizer and Professor Wyatt. Mr and Mrs Summerville of Great Falls passed through Muirfield Sunday in a new auto en route to Spring Valley.
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Ruth Young
Great Falls
Martin Olson
Rube Eastwood
John Zimmerman, Jr
Wm. Odenwald
G. H. Meizer
Wyatt
Summerville
Muirfield
Spring Valley
A. F. Bruce
Collins
Mr. Bruce
Russell
Conrad
Col. Ferris
Bottineau, D
Warren Cochlin
Alberta
Ex-Convict Remark Sparks Eccentric Debate
A humorous exchange centers on a man who would rather be an ex-convict than anything else. Jolkley recalls the man was sentenced to life in the penitentiary, highlighting the odd assertion.
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Jolkley
Polkey
Clock Ticking as Cure for Indolence Scheme
A manager uses five minutes of counting a clock to spur an office boy to focus. The boy times the clock, then returns to work with renewed energy. The manager recalls the tactic as a quirky scheme from his youth whose exact secret remains unknown.
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New York Sun
Nutmeg Flower Perfume Said to Enchant Small Birds
Naturalists claim the scent of the nutmeg flower has an intoxicating effect on small birds, suggesting a strong attractant or reaction to the fragrance.
Golden Rod Creamery Installs New Roller Feed Tmi
The Golden Rod Creamery announces installation of a new roller feed tmi enabling feeding in any quantity. GOLDEN ROD CREAMERY CO.
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Golden Rod Creamery
Golden Rod Creamery CO
Why the Waiter Was Worried
A hotel manager naps as trade booms and a waiter rushes in distressed. A guest has ordered roast mutton but already had venison, creating a comic clash of dinner plans at the bustling hotel.
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London
Curious burial directions from an old lady at SiSport
A London Telegraph note quotes an old lady in SiSport England who left peculiar burial instructions. She asked that six of Stockport’s best horse-drawn coaches carry the funeral party, then return to the premier Tory inn in Oldham for the finest repast, provided by a Tory landlord and served by Tory waiters.
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SiSport
England
Stockport
Oldham
London Telegraph
Education and self guidance shape our fate says Randolph
The quote stresses two educations one received from others and the self taught one which determines our social rank and life outcome. It argues that teachers cannot make a wise person without the learner's cooperation and determination to be good.
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John Randolph
Collins Institute Leads Busy Farm Social in Collins
The Collins dry farmers institute drew strong turnout with Lt. Col. Ferris introducing Granger Greg and Prof. Wilson. Local talent included the Collins choir with Tarald on music and readings by Mrs. Waterman and others. Community notes cover threshing crews, weather, a girls versus boys debate, homestead progress, and a farm well in Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Farmers’ Institute
Collins
Col. Ferris
Granger
Notice to Stockholders Golden Rod Creamery Assessment
Directors levied a seven dollar per share assessment on stock payable by January 5 1912 to A A Gamble secretary at Citizens State Bank Chateau Teton county Montana Unpaid shares after January 5 1912 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction February 3 1912 at 2 PM to cover the delinquent assessment and costs Dated Chateau Montana December 5 1911 A H Gamble Secretary
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Golden Rod Creamery Company
A. A. Gamble
Citizen's State Bank
Chateau
Teton County
Sloniana
Montana
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Great Walls
A. Fischer
Postoffice
Choteau, Mont
Aoa
Lesmok
Remington
UMC
Arthur Hubalek
GMC
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Broadway
New York City
Collins Way
Dean Waterman
Dutton
Gertrude Burns
Baker
Waterman Ranch
Miss Gordon
Coorad
Farmers’ Institute
Hollander
Frank Garrett
Esther
Collins Monday
Grandma Hammond
John Campenaar
Conrad Hospital
REX
Royal Milling Company
A. H. Gamble
Henry D. Robison
Jas. T. Robison
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Teton County Abstract CO
Choteau
Chateau Land @ Loan Co
Clisthenes
Choteau and
Montana and Great Northern Railroad
Collins, Mont
WM. Hodgskiss
Alex Truchot
J. M. Weaver
J. A. Baart
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Teton Realty Co
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Miss Verge
Mrs. Daley
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R. R. Mellon
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