Why Not Larson for Montana Governor
A Cut Bank Pioneer Press column endorses Tom Larson of Chateau as a strong gubernatorial candidate. The Acantha echoes praise, praising Larson’s leadership, integrity, and grasp of economic affairs, urging a Larson for governor movement.
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Cut Bank
Pioneer Press
Whetstone
Helena
Tom Larson
Chateau
Larson
Dan Whetstone
Senator Larson
Commonwealth of Montana
Montana Wool Growers’ Convention
Withal
How the Finance Corporation Will Aid Agriculture
The article explains how the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will assist farmers, detailing a $50 million allocation for agricultural relief and loans to farmers in emergencies. It notes Montana leaders supporting seed loans and land bank capital, plus provisions to protect farmers and ease credit access.
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Acantha
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Scott Leavitt
Montana
Leavitt
Finance Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Federal Farm Loan Act
Secretary of the Treasury
Welcome Teton's Oldest Settlers Lions club effort
Chateau business group printed window cards reading Welcome, Teton's Oldest Settlers, sponsored by the Lions Club to promote civic interest. The message carried broader purpose beyond the four words.
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Chateau
Teton
The
Lion Club
Old Timers Reunion Praise Sparks City Welcome
The speaker thanks the old timers for returning to the city, praising their living personality, jest, and spirit. They say the reunion teaches lessons of faith, friendship, and daily striving toward worthwhile goals, expressing love and delight at their return.
Senator Larson outlines woolgrowers' needs at Bozeman convention
Senator T. O. Larson’s address, read by A. T. Hibbard, urged Montana Woolgrowers to back the state association and the Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association. He highlighted freight and shear rate savings, tax reductions, wage cuts, land value adjustments, and calls for policy reforms on grazing, taxation, and public land use for 1932.
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Sen. Larson
Wool Growers
Washington, D. C
T. O. Larson
Montana Wool Growers Association
Bozeman
A. T. Hibbard
Helena
Larson
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association
Murray Stebbins
Montana
State Association
National Association
Warm Weather Drives Egg Prices Down in West Markets
The Northwest Daily Producers News notes unusually warm weather boosts egg output, driving prices to their lowest for the season since 1897. Trade editor Harvey L. Klock reports heavy production, congested markets, and shifts in eastern and western shipping patterns with rising shipments to New York and a surplus in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Gulf Stream
Northwest Daily Producers News
Seattle
Harvey L. Klock
W. W. Smith
Choeteau Creamery
Acantha
Nebraska
New York Today
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
New Jersey
New York City
Husbands Are Like That An Unreasonable Husband Quote
A Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a humorous saying about marriage. It jokes that a husband upset by a hole in a cotton sock’s toe should worry his wife more than a rap to her ankle stocking, reflecting light domestic humor.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Earll Goes Coast To Purchase Casing
Earll on Sunriver anticline suspends drilling after ten days of aggressive shale caving preventing bottoming. Owner Parl travels to California to obtain eight inch API casing as 32 pound stock is unavailable. Hole at 3840 feet in Colorado shale. plan to extend to 6500 feet with a 10 inch hole to Colorado base and a 4000 foot production string amid wet gas shows.
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Sunriver
Parl
California
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Montana Oil Journal
Spaghetti Dinner Frustration Sparks Simple Plea
Four year old Ethel struggles to eat spaghetti with a fork during dinner and asks softly for something else to eat after attempts fail. Her plea reflects a playful domestic moment and a child’s request for easier food.
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Ethel
Cockpit Country in Jamaica and Balaclava explored
The article notes the Cockpit country as Jamaica and describes Balaclava and the Black River as Jamaica's longest navigable stream famed for dye woods and alligators. It reflects on how few travelers know the area despite cruise era curiosity.
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West Indies
Jamaica
Balaclava
Black River
Candle Fish Used For Primitive Lamps In Alaska
The candle fish is native to Alaska and used by Alaskan Indians as a crude lamp. Its oily dried body allows a wick to burn for a long time when lit at the exposed end.
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Alaska
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Teton County
E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
Canada
Manchuria
Tokyo
Trade Journal
Republican Party
Tariff
Farm Board
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Utah
Pacific States
Oregon
Washington
Middle West
Extreme East
Earll
Pinnell Fur Company
Choteau, Mont
MY Cafe
Rachel Edwards
M. S. Bullerdick
Chateau, Mont
H. H. Higgins
Mont
Minnesota
Jos
C. James Smith
E. B. Maynard
M. D. Homeopathic Hospital
Nuree In
Charge
Chas. G. Roberts
Cawel
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Vent
Joseph Knudtzon
Choteau Creamery
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Col
M. K. Lykins
Auctioneer
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
James M. Sulgrove
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CO
Milwaukee
P. O
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
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