Woolworth Ad Campaign Signals Advertising Era Shift
The Woolworth chain of 2,100 stores plans a $3 million start to a global advertising blitz in the United States Canada England Germany and Cuba. The move positions Woolworth among top US advertisers and mirrors a broad trend that includes Henry Ford expanding his own costly newspaper campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
America
Canada
England
Germany
Cuba
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Henry Ford
Ford
Henry Long
Great Falls
February the Month of Cleansing and Calendar Change
The piece traces Februa as a Roman cleansing feast, explains February's origins in the early ten month calendar, and outlines calendar reforms by Julius Caesar and Augustus Caesar that altered month lengths and the start of the year. It notes February's days dropping to 28 and occasional 29 during leap years.
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Julius Caesar
B. C
Augustus Caesar
Sextilis
Julius
Sunday school contest draws larger turnout in Pendroy
The Pendroy Sunday school contest grows with more participants each Sunday as the reds lead the blues by 60 points. Residents report several social visits including Mrs. Jake Gutshall and Mrs. Fuller returning from the Fast and multiple gatherings at local homes this past week.
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Reds
Sedricks
Great Falls
Jake Gutshall
Fuller
Mutz
Will Wellenstein
A. Swanson
Talbert
Mrs. Brewer
J. A. Swanson
Mrs. Gutshall
Ewinski
Mrs. Gulbrandson
Mrs. Seifert
Local Social Roundup Notes Weekend Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Delgar hosted guests at the Bob Pfrimmer and Liefert homes. Eddie Van Wald, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Van Wald, was ill but improving. Mr. and Mrs. Swanson entertained about 200 friends with dancing. Talbert hosted 16 friends for dinner and cards with several members winning prizes.
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Mrs. Delgar
Bob Pfrimmer
Collins Local Social Notes Reflect Cold Weather Delays
Brief items from Collins recount visitors and daily life as cold roads hamper travel. Notable mentions include George Holibrook buying cattle near Clyde Baquet, Katherine Reiquam hospitalized in Great Falls, and Joe Alzheimer leaving for aviation training in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Man
Collins
George Holibrook
Brady Butcher
Clyde Baquet
Katherine Reiquam
Wm Reiquam
Great Falls
Chas, Tomsha
R. S. McClanhan
C. Baquet
Ben Beringer
D. Moult
Stong
Joe Alzheimer
Milwaukee
Wis
Joe
Leslie Reiquam
Dave Reiquam
J. A. Coghill
Brady
Herman Severtz
Weather and social notes from Premium Center
The column reports two weeks of extreme cold with 20 to 12 below zero. Mrs. Roy Inbody hosts the Ladies Aid with eight attendees. The next meeting will be with Mrs. E. R. McLean on February 14. Mrs. Henry Bremer is ill, the McLeans visited, Fred Woodward had flu, and D. C. McDuffie shipped capons to Great Falls last week. Clarkson announces the Farmers Fun Feed on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Inbody
Aid
E. R. McLean
Henry Bremer
McLeans
Fred Woodward
D. C. McDuffie
Great Falls
Clarkson
Montana Livestock Values Highest in Three Years
Montana farm and ranch livestock value reached 127 million dollars on January 1, 1929, against 109.1 million the previous year, reflecting gains across cattle sheep swine and horses in statewide totals reported by the agricultural statistics office.
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Montana
Town Doctor urges recognizing community potential and action
The Town Doctor article argues that contemptuous familiarity blinds towns to growth opportunities and urges residents to identify what is good, address what is bad, and actively participate to attract business and improve living conditions. Copyright 1929, A D Stone. reproduced with Lions Club cooperation.
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The
Acantha
Chateau Lions Club
Farm livestock estimates for 1929 show shifts in cattle sheep swine
The 1929 livestock report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics with the state publicity division lists January 1 1929 figures: cattle 1 103 000 down 11 000. sheep and lambs 3 761 000 up 403 000. swine 328 000 up 40 000. horses and mules 526 000 down 16 000 from 1928.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
State Publicity Division
Pondera Field Extends Northwest with New Producer
In Montana's Pondera field a new producer is William Fulton No 3 Jones Well, NE Qtr of SE Qtr Sec 9 T27N R4W, extending the field to the northwest. It filled about 1000 feet with oil and will be shot to loosen the producing horizon. Other completions occurred on the Midwest-Copley and Midwest-Bank leases as drilling continues despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Pondera
The
Montana Oil Journal
Wiliam Fulton
Jones Weir
Section 9
Township 27
Range 4
Midwest-Copley
Midwest-Bank
Notice for Probate of Will in Montana District Court
In Teton County Montana the District Court sets February 18 1929 at 10 a m for a hearing on the will of Charles K Armstrong and a petition by Bert I Parker for letters of administration with the will annexed. Blanche M Jacobson clerk directs interested parties to appear at Choteau court to show cause if any. First Pub Jan 31 last Feb 14.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Charles K. Armstrong
Bert I. Packer
Choteau
Blanche M. Jacobson
Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary C Taylor
Executor James Eckford of Mary C Taylor deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be exhibited at Chateau Montana where the estate business is transacted. First published January 31, 1929. Last publication February 21, 1929. George M Coffey Jr attorney for the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Taylor
Chateau
Montana
James Eckford
George M. Coffey, Jr
Alias Summons L. E. Owen Plaintiff vs Clifford C
Legal notice indicates an alias summons filed by L. E. Owen against Clifford C in a civil action. The document outlines service requirements and court channel details for response within the legal process.
Mortgage Foreclosure against Clifford C. Pickett in Montana
The State of Montana summons Clifford C. Pickett and listed defendants in a complaint filed in Te ton county. Plaintiff Overly Land and Mortgage seeks $1,000 with interest and costs plus foreclosure of a mortgage on the southeast quarter of section 34, township 27 north, range 5 west, Montana Principal term date Nov 15, 1918, with court actions for default. Last publication Feb 7, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Production Company
Montana
Clifford G. Pickett
Clifford C. Pickett
Overly Land & Mortgage Company
Teton County
Cytex 48 hour test promoted at Rexall Drug
An old time ad claims Cytex cures kidney and bladder issues and restores energy. It promotes a 48 hour trial at Rexall Drug Store with a money back guarantee if no improvement, mentioning Teton Drug Co in Choteau and a price of 60 cents.
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Rexall Drug Store
Teton Drug Co
Choteau
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Ba Jquadonnals
Che @eem
Yotlen
Aévar
MN Pee A Se
Kelly
Springfield
Kelly-Springfields
H. C. Huffman
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
George
A. D. Stone
County of
L. E. Owen
Clifford C
Court Seal
Cheadle & Kelly
Conrad
Plaintiff
CAFE
E. J. Berven
Teton Steam Laundry
Mozer
Joel Mozer
CLUB
GEO. L. Burrell
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
C. James Smith
G. Torgerson
Mont
Rachel Edwards
Main Avenue
Teton Implement Co
H. L. Stafford
Mer
John Deere
Choteau, Mont
E. B. Maynard
M. D. Homeopathic Hospital
Larson Block Chateau, Mont
J. H. Byler
Choteau Tailor Shop
Choteau Ze
Curtis Barber Shop
Choteau Creamery Manufacturers
W. W. Smith
Choteau Hospital
Drs. Bateman
Dulaney
Sutton Shoppe
Bemberg Hose
Dr. C. J. B. Stephens
Citizens State Bank
Eva Howard
Frank Allum
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
C. Young
Mor
Buick Sales
Conoco
Quaker State
L. R. Sutton
Mgr
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