Beelsbys in a brawl of weather and want at home
Henry Beelsby trudges home through January rain with heavy bundles and illness while his wife scolds his neglect and social duties. At a dinner party his temper flares as gossip about their marriage circulates, and he contemplates a dramatic declaration of emigration and separation.
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Henry Beelsby
Beelsby
Beelaby
Sevres
Henry
Corbitts
Mrs. Beelsby
Bin
Ella
Stting
Corbitt
Dogrone
Elia
Merry
Oklahoma Oil Corporation
Washington Arms
Paris
Treasure State Dominates International Grain Show
Montana swept the 1925 Chicago International Hay and Grain Show, winning eight of twelve first places in small grains and four of six world championships. Ravalli county led prizes. L. P. Yates won the world wheat championship for Fishtail Stillwater county. Montana entries totaled 235 across 28 classes with 88 prizes, securing 41 percent of small grain winnings and substantial regional dominance over Canada.
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Montana
Canada
United States
Ravalli County
C. Edson Smith
Chalmer Wiseman
Hillcrest
Custer County
Herbert Zwisler
Park City
A. J. Ogard
Montana State College
W. H. Jones
Columbus
Corvallis
Montana Booth
State Department of Agriculture
Montana Grain Laboratory
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Montana Development Association
Montana State Bankers’ Association
Montana Life Insurance Company
Montana Flour Mills
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Billings Commercial Club
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee Railroads
Ogaard
Internation] Crop Improvement Association
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Beelsbys
Chicago Tribune
Booth Tarkington
Ida M. Evans
Boadicea
Britain
Busteed
Busted
R. V. Peterson
Victor
George M. Lewis
Manhattan
Ole Eggen
Absorakee
Chalfon Bros
Fishtail
Phillips
Pondera
Valiey
Blaine
Roosevelt
Madison
Treasure, Lake
Teton
Fergus
Dawson
Chouteau
Sheridan
Fallon
Garfield
Rosebud
Gallatin
Petroleum
Richland
Sanders
Custer
Powder River
Yellowstone
Cascade
Stillwater
Ravalli
Chicago
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