Nationwide 35 Station Network To Link U S Broadcasters
Merlin Hall Aylesworth of the National Broadcasting company announces a nationwide network linking 35 stations served by central studios in New York Chicago and San Francisco. Pacific coast network includes KPO San Francisco KGO Oakland KFI Los Angeles KFPOA KOMO Seattle KGW Portland and KHQ Spokane.
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New York
Nationwide
United States
Chicago
San Francisco
Merlin Hall Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Pacific Coast
KPO
KGO
Oakland
KFI
Los Angeles
KFPOA
KOMO
Seattle
KGW
Portland
KHQ
Spokane Coolidge
Atlanta
Georgia
Coolie
Washington
Congress
Northwest
Mr. Aylesworth
San Francissco
Aylesworth
Woman's Club Holds Patriotic Program at Home
The Woman's Club met February 1 at Mrs. RE Crazy's home with Mrs. R E B Nelson and Miss Winnifred Ulsaker in charge. Members sang patriotic songs and saluted the flag. Mrs. W W Smith read, and the public school group staged a patriotic song dramatization. Visitor Mrs. Fred Kaufman of Great Falls attended. Refreshments were served.
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RE. J. Crazy
R. EB. Nelson
Winnifred Ulsaker
W. W. Smith
Fred Kaufman
Great Falls
Call for payment of School District No 26 bonds
Otto Wagnild treasurer of Teton County Montana calls for payment of registered bonds Nos 1 2 and 3 from district 26. Bond issue dated September 14 1912 due August 1 1932 with optional date February 1 1927 interest ceases after February 1 1927 first publication January 27 last February 24.
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Teton County
Montana
Otto Wagnild
Bohemian Waxwings Reported in Minnesota Winter
A letter from Clyde C. Carey to T H Pridham notes Bohemian waxwings seen in Minneapolis this winter, referencing a Minneapolis Tribune clipping and prior local sightings at the James Smith residence. The article cites Dr. Roberts and discusses waxing visits to the area, with waxwings appearing in four of the past eight winters.
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Clyee Carey
Minneapolis
Acantha
Dae Os
Kicch
C. James Smith
T. H. Pridham
Minneapolis Tribune
Pridham
Clyde C. Carey
The
Tribune
Thomas S. Roberts
Winter Birds in Minnesota Reach 86 Varieties
The article notes Dr. Roberts catalogued 86 wintering species in Minnesota, with the author personally finding 40 over nine winters. It lists cedar waxwings, cardinals at Fort Snelling, hairy and downy woodpeckers, blue jays, juncos, chickadees, nut hatches, pheasants, great horned owl, quail, goldfinches, purple finches, robins, pileated woodpeckers, snowy owls, grosbeaks, and crossbills. The piece extols studying native birds as a cure for ennui and a guide to outdoor life.
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Minnesota
Dr. Roberts
Lynnhurst
Fort Snelling
Early Bible Fragments Show Third Century Scholar Led Copy
Dr. Henry A. Sanders of the University of Michigan identifies a Greek papyrus fragment as a third century or earlier Bible text. The fragment from Matthew on the Last Supper uses simple Greek and a unique end of phrase marks for readers.
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Henry A. Sanders
University of Michigan
Doctor Sanders
Antioch
Alexandria
Caesarea
Sanders
Good Defensive Weapon From Germany Alarmed by Antimashers Device
An antimashers wrist watch style device from Germany uses a 1000 volt low amperage shock to knock out an attacker. The compact system includes a battery and coil in a pocket and requires a press of a button to strike when swung toward an opponent. Also notes visitors: Mr and Mrs H A Lockhart from Varney Montana stay in Chateau until mid month and Mrs Willard Streeter with sons Malcolm and Willard visiting from Great Falls at Mrs Streeter’s parents.
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Germany
H. A. Lockhart
Varney
Montana
Chateau
Willard Streeter
Malcolm and
Willard
Great Falls
M. E. Church Notes
The M Church extends a cordial welcome with Sunday School at 10 30 Morning worship at 11 30 Sermon The Message of the Old Testament and choir music Farmington service at 3 00 Epworth League 6 30 Evening service 7 30 Sermon Buddhism Ladies Industrial meets Wednesday February 9 Rob ert B Culbertson Minister
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Farmington
Epworth League
Ladies’ Industrial
Robert B. Culbertson
Wanted Raw Furs At Ward's Garage Pinnell Fur Farm
Classified ad seeks raw fur exhibitors with top prices. Booth at H G Wards Garage. Pinnell Fur Farm Co. 32 2 pd.
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H. G. Ward
Pinnell Fur Farm Co
For Rent and Trade Notices Placed in Acantha
Several classifieds offer 1200 acres pasture for 100 dollars or trade for cattle or sheep by W J Van Setten of Chateau. Other ads include Rumely 16 30 tractor for sale or trade for a piano by Hugo Horst, first cutting alfalfa hay and oats by A P Reiding, plowing contracts wanted by Joe Baart, needlework by Mrs Irma Parker, and a 240 acre lease near Bynum with irrigation by L E Nelson requiring contact through the editor or Kyle Jones.
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W. J. van Setten
Chateau
Hugo Horst
A. P. Reiding
Farmington
Nelson
Bynum
Acantha
Kyle Jones
L. E. Nelson
P. O
St. Paul
Minn
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