Christmas Seals Aid TB Fight In Teton County
Boxes distributed across Teton County under Miss Lian and Miss Nagle support TB prevention. Money from seal sales funds nutrition programs for schoolchildren and efforts to strengthen physiques to resist infection. Seals are available at local gift shops as a holiday charity drive continues.
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Teton
Lian
Nagle
Miss Lion
Baier Found Guilty For Disturbing The Peace With Gun
In Power county Baier was convicted in justice court of disturbing the peace after entering the Kind home and displaying a gun while using objectionable language. Neighbors Anna Kind and Charles Backstein testified. Baier faces a $5 fine and costs totaling $48 or two dollars per day in jail. Mrs. E J Crary hosted a card gathering yesterday afternoon.
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Aler
Martine
Chateau
Theodore Kind
Anna Kind
Charles Backstein
Baier
Justice Court
J. H. DeHaas
Kind
Montana dry farming lecture spurs county tillage club
Campbell a dry farming expert spoke for two hours at the Royal Theater in Chateau and outlined a plan for summer tillage clubs in Montana counties. Officers Ed Stone Alvin Hull J E Hodgskiss formed a local club to promote discing plowing moist packing top cultivation and proper seeding for winter and spring grains.
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Alvin C. “Hull
J. E. Hodgskiss
Campbell
Hife
Brown _County
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
Nevada
Colorado
California
Fowler
Montana ‘Development, Assoc
United States
Development Association
Mrr. Campbell
Hodgskiss
Mr. Stone
Chateau
Hull
Collins
Christmas Gratitude From Readers and Advertisers Proclaimed
A year end message thanks patrons for support and cooperation. It notes readers and advertisers provided fuel for the publication and praises their role in maintaining standards. The piece hopes Christmas spirit brings mutual pleasure and benefit through the columns.
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Trias
Final settlement notice on state highway projects 65 A and 136
The Board of County Commissioners will make final settlement on state highway projects 65 A and 136 to EB. A. Arnett at the regular January 1922 meeting. Signed CHAS. P. CRANE, Chairman. First pub December 15, last December 29, 1921.
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EB. A. Arnett
Board of County Commissioners
Chas. P. Crane
Anaconda Purchase of American Brass Linked to Montana Growth
The Great Falls Tribune notes a New York deal where Anaconda Copper Mining Company gains controlling interest in American Brass, the nation's large metal producer, promising revived mining and smelting activity in Montana with a bigger payroll by winter’s end. The purchase values American Brass at about 300 per share based on current prices. The deal preserves current management and positions Anaconda as a dominant copper producer, leveraging Montana origins since 1890.
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Great Falls Tribune
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
American Brass
The
Tribune
Montana
Great Falls
New ‘York Dispatch
American ‘Brass Co
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Copter ‘Mining
Amalgamated Copper Company
Musical program of the Saturday Midnight Service at the Episcopal Church
The Saturday midnight service at the Episcopal Church featured a musical program with chants and hymns led by the choir and congregation. Pieces included Kyrie Eleison and Gloria Tibi by various composers, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, Silent Night, and Hark the Herald Angels, with assignments for choir and congregation noted. Mrs. H J McCregor traveled to Great Falls on Saturday afternoon for a short visit with friends.
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The
Episcopal Church
Kyrie Eleigen
G. J. Elvey
Anon
Saus Christie
J. Camidge
A. F B. Cooper
Morley
Amen
Hark
Herald-Angels
H. J. McCregor
Great Falls
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E. J.crary
Ba Fasoe
Tillage” Club
Bank of the Federal Reserveystem
First National Bank
Citizens State Bank
GiBata