How Russian Wheat May Affect U S Wheat Policy
Collier's Dec 20 features an interview with Montana wheat king Thomas Campbell via Owen White. Campbell argues Russia could soon dominate world wheat, urging U S farm modernization and protective tariffs to shield domestic production while limiting exports. He cites state farms, vast wheat lands, and potential yields as proof of Russia's rising export power.
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Russia
Owen P. White
White
Thomas D. Campbell
Montana Wheat King
Campbell
United States
Moscoe
Mr. Campbell
Congress
There Ain't No Such Animal In Congress Cooperation
The Helena Record Herald criticizes congressional delays in the lame duck session. It blames the Senate for stalling emergency relief and argues the president is obstructed by red tape and tactics, urging immediate unemployment relief.
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Congress
Helena
Harmony on the Hill Ends With Unemployment Relief Hope
The Helena paper narrates a cartoon of Congress as a volcano with a bird of harmony perched atop. It notes presidential requests for public works and agricultural relief were trimmed and bickering persisted. Yet it expresses faith that Congress and the president will unite to deliver relief amid a critical unemployment situation.
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Senate
Helena
Congress
House
Lamb of Harmony
Washington
Boo Losofy and the Dinner Table Tales
A collage of light anecdotes and community notes. A cat travels 600 miles home while local residents, including Pete DenBoer and Horace Jones, visit, repair tractors, attend parties, and enjoy movies. Turkeys are sold locally. Joe FitzPatrick breaks an arm cranking a Ford.
Turkeys, Visits, and Local Travel in Highview Area
Views From Highview notes A G Roberts and Winona helping dress turkeys. A G Roberts returns from Maynard hospital at Chateau Sun day. Baldy Wright from Dupuyer visits Horace Jones. Mr and Mrs Wm Thomas visit Chester Thomas family. Mrs Jay Gitchel and Mrs H E Passmore travel to Chateau and Farmington. Mrs Anna Stafford visits Highview school. Elsie Jones and Horace motor to Chateau. James FitzPatrick and son visit Elsie Jones en route to Pendray. Jones family motor to Great Falls and back after markets. Turkeys sold at market and visits share.
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Pete DenBoer
Horace Jones
Ross Roberts
Wenatchee
Wash
Zimmerman Hotel
Pendroy
Chas
Fields
Great Falls
Chas. Thomas
Joe FitzPatrick
Conrad
Dr. DuBois
Winona
Margery Roberts
Robert Sheppard, Jr
Seuferts
Pendrey
Wm. Thomas
T. R. Larson
Chester Thomas
Albert den Boer
A. G. Roberts
Gozen den Boer
Pete den Boer
Jay Gitchel
Maynard Hospital
Chateau
Elsie Jones
Baldy Wright
Dupuyer
H. E. Passmore
Farmington
Halliday
Local Social Notes From Pendroy and Surroundings
Pendroy items include wedding anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wellenstein and a recent marriage of Earl Hammond to Anna Thomas near Dupuyer. Chats list birthday parties, dinners, and a picture show attendance at Chateau with multiple local families. The home demonstration club and Ladies Aid met with activities and Xmas boxes for needy families as residents visit Great Falls and Choteau.
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Nick Wellenstein
Kellogg
Fallon
Chateau
Ewinski
N. Wellenstein
Porter
Geo. Porter
Fuller
Larson
Gutshall
Talbert
Earl Hammond
Anna Thomas
Dupuyer
Virginia Seufert
Jean Larson
Billy Jones
Betty Jones
Wiggins
Jones
Home Demonstration Club
Ladies’ Aid
Ethel Reid
John Bolsinger
Great Falls
Phillips
Ruth and
Russell
Choteau
Lar
Local notes spell holiday events and family visits
The community records visits to Great Falls and nearby towns. families like Gulbrandson Davis Earls Durland Wellenstein Gutshall Jones Porter and Swanson are mentioned. Goitre operation recovery for Mrs Durland noted. Xmas programs at High View Bynum and Chateau schools planned on December 19 23.
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Gon and Gean
Gulbrandson
Davis
Fuller
Porter
Clifton Swanson
Harry Swanson
Jones
George
Chateau
Billie Jones
Porters
John Swansons
Germaine
David
Ethel Reid
Claude Johns
Mrs. Jones
Local Folks Help With Farms and Christmas Cheer
Premium Center resident Walter Edwards grinds feed for himself and neighbors. Averill Brothers expand into hog farming with 16 shoots. Ed and Ted Anderson hauled hay last week. McLean assisted Herman Huisenga with wheat on weekend. Joe Byrand led a horse home last week. Greg Johnson moved to Forn feist farm a week ago. Christmas greetings extend to all as town aims to spread cheer to the less fortunate.
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Walter Edwards
Averill Brothers
Ted Anderson
McLean
Herman Huisenga
Joe Byrand
Greg Johnson
Fornfeist
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Mane
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Choteau Hospital
W. Bateman
St. Anthony
Dakota Lamber
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Young, Mgr
Mozer Shoe Shop
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