Oil drilling equipment arrives as Pindlay unit reads to test Choiean field
A shipment from Parkersburg West Virginia arrives at the Petroleum Exploration Company warehouse on the G N right of way. Dickey and crew unload bailers lugs hooks and pulleys and two blacksmith forges signal two possible rigs. Officials expect ground work this fall to avoid winter road delays and anticipate simultaneous drilling at two sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dickey
Oman
Patroleum Exploration Company
G. N
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Dickey
Chateau
Capper Bill Aimed At Food Gambling
Senator Capper of Kansas unveiled a bill to stop gambling in foodstuffs and cotton with a 10 percent federal tax on future trading. It targets grain and cotton, exempts actual delivery traders, limits yearly transactions, and imposes penalties for violations. The measure aims to curtail the wheat pit and speculative excesses while preserving legitimate hedging.
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Washington
Capner
Kansas
Senate
House
Tincher
Senator Capper
Capper
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
United States
Death of Samuel S. Singer Head of Paris Store in Great Falls
Samuel S. Singer 54, president of the Paris company in Great Falls, dies suddenly in Los Angeles where he was resting with his wife. Survived by wife, son Leon, daughter Josephine, and a family active in local affairs. funeral planned in Great Falls. Leon travels to Los Angeles to bring home the body. Josephine is at Vassar College. Singer, Romanian-born, helped establish the Paris store 25 years ago after moving from Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Los Angeles
Samuel S. Singer
Paris
Paris Company
Leon
Josephine
Vassar College
Singer
Fred A. Fligman
Helena
New York State
Mir.Singer
Roumania
Caime
Salvation Army
Kalma Farm Bureau program draws large turnout
County notes report a Kalma Farm Bureau gathering on Saturday December 4 with a strong community turnout and a late evening dance. Mrs H L Stafford organized the pantomime The Soldier's Dream with well chosen participants and the show earned 37 dollars to fund a Christmas tree and a Santa visit for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Kalma
Mrrs
H. L. Stafford
Santa Claus
Kalma-Deep Creek Hosts Canning Demonstration
The Kalma-Deep Creek community will hold a meat canning demonstration on Saturday afternoon December 11. Mrs. Fred Moran will lead the event after notable extension work in Arkansas. All women in the community are urged to attend.
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Kalma-Deep Creek
Fred Moran
Arkansas
Larson Brothers Return to Spring Valley Home for Holidays
Alfred and Olaf Larson left Tuesday afternoon for their old home in Spring Valley Minnesota to spend Christmas with family and possibly remain for the rest of the winter.
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Alfred
Olaf Larson
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Controversy Over Wheat Milling Regulations in Montana
A Montana mill owner complains to Attorney General Ford about Trade Commission rules on wheat to flour and mill feed shares. He argues current costs and sacks rules make small mills unprofitable and question the commission’s authority and impact on community milling service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Andrews
Reliant Milling Co
Maixtana Trade Commission
Andrews
Ford
S. GC. Ford
Helena
Montana
Montana Trade Commission
the Trade Commission
Bes
Commission
President Wilson Sends Annual Message to Congress
President Wilson delivered his annual message by telegram, urging tax reform for simpler income and profits taxes, Philippine independence, Armenian loan, budget discipline, cost of living laws, and federal licensing. He did not endorse a bonus and framed democracy as America’s guiding mission, outlining two ways the U.S. can aid global democracy while defending its own lawful system.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Phillipines
Armenia
League of Nations
America
United States
Farm management expert to visit Teton county for 1921 bookwork
A. J. Coneland of Bozeman's Farm Management department will meet farmers in Teton county on December 28 29 and 30 to review last year's books and plan for 1921. Last year's attendees expressed satisfaction with Copeland led sessions and organizers hope for good turnout again. Mr and Mrs J C Morgan hosted a card party for Mr and Mrs A J Weisner who will move to Lowell Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coneland
Bozenan
Teton County
Copeland
Wheat car to Royal Milling Co. shipped from county association
The Teton County Livestock Shipping Association plans a wheat car for Royal Milling Co. at Great Falls. Farmers wishing to have wheat ground under state laws should notify the county agent with the amount to be shipped by Saturday December 11. The county agent will determine the exact cost by then. Paid Adg. 24,1t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Livestock Shipping Association
Royal Milling Co
Great Falls
Choteau Hardware Co Offers Christmas Toy Sale
The Flower Shop promotes a Christmas question sale including coaster wagons sleds hand-cars velocipides Tedder toys kiddie bars shoes ice skates express wagons and a fat twenty percent reduction at Choteau Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Hardware Co
Mrs Oscar Joanis Hosts Friday Afternoon Ecards
Mrs Oscar Joanis entertained at ecards last Friday afternoon. Those present were McGregor, DeYong, Myers, J C Taylor, John Hall, Rigler and Fred Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Joanis
Ecards
McSdames McGregor
DeYong, Myers
J. C. Taylor
John Hall
Rigler
Fred Moran
Public School Notes Highlights Attendance and Activities
Six weeks ending last week saw pupils earning half holidays for perfect attendance and good grades. New sixth grader Max Bunday is noted, with several pupils leaving as families move away. John Sulgrove led third grade spelling, posters in several grades exceeded average, and health topics featured this week. George Coffey Jr. spoke to grades seven and eight on college experiences in line with School Week. Rev Stong to coach sixth and seventh grade basketball weekly. Patron visitation week drew many attendees. full report next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Morgan
Evelyn Upman
Sidney Carson
Waneta Price
Betty Foot
Elizabeth Norman
Charlotte Looney
Velma Curtis
Kenneth Ragland
Marion Webb
Ethel Morgan
Joe McCullough
Helen Morgan
Verna Upman
Marion Butchart
Harriet Larson
Beryl LaRue
Max Bunday
John Sulgrove
George Coffey, Jr
Montana Legion Sues U S Tribune Over War Risk Bureau Action
The Montana American Legion sues the U S War Risk Insurance Bureau in federal court in Helena claiming procrastination harmed disabled soldiers. The suit centers on Louis Benzula, a veteran now in Warm Springs asylum, entitled to $10 000 under the War Risk Act, with Legion leaders planning to press Washington for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Tribune
Montana American Legion
U. S. War Risk Insurance Bureau
Lelena
L. J. Mulumby
Great Falls
American Legion
Helena
Louis Benzala
Warm Springs
Lenzula
New Jersey
Cascade
Red Cross
Legion
Benzula
Mr. Mohumby
Tom Busha
Charles Ef. Pew
W. J. Ferguson
Miles City
Mose (Cohen
Putte
Washington, D. C
War Risk Bureau
War Risk Act
Woman's Auxiliary Elects Officers for Chateau Post
At a Friday meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion Mrs John W Ward of Kalma was elected president. She lost two sons in war and will lead Chateau Post No 6 with dedication. New officers include Violet Lestrud vice president Michel Wallace secretary and E J Liptak treasurer. Next meeting set for Friday January 7 at 8 pm in library rooms.
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Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
John W. Ward
Kalma
Ward
Chateau Post No. 6
Violet Lestrud
Michel Wallace
E. J. Liptak
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Mentaries
Bears
Board of Trade
Paris Dry ‘Goods
Deep Creek
Federal Reserve System
Member
First National Bank
Citizens State Bank
Public
Montana Legion
U. S
Utah
Hershey's
Hirshberg
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