Teton Bulldogs Struggle In Weekend Varsity Actions
Teton high saw Valier and Simms defeat their teams while the F.F.A. squads posted a win for Valier. Teton girls beat Valier for a notable victory as the Simms squads swept three games here, with a dramatic 31 29 girls game ending on a Clark side shot.
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Teton Bulldog
Teton High
Valier
Ff. F. A
Valier F. F. A
Bulldogs
Walier
Simms
F.if. A.’s
Teton
Waller Girls
Earles
Dale
Jourdonnais
Takerud
Crowe
Jensen
C. Hanson
Baker
Travis
Price
Death of Charles Klockler Alters Masonic Program
Somber mood at the Masonic party after the death of Charles Klockler. The dance was canceled and the program revised with B. I. Packer in charge as Judge R. M. Hattersley could not deliver the Washington address. Miss Marion Butchart and Henry Ness performed with Mrs. Cora Cohoe and Mrs. R. E. Nelson accompanying.
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Charles Klockler
B. I. Packer
R. M. Hattersley
Washington
Marion Butchart
R. E. Nelson
Henry Ness
Cora Cohoe
Montana
Edwin Dover
Phil S. Cole
Halver Daley
Mr. Daley
E. K. Lawson
America
W. W. Smith
Local sheepmen travel and funeral attendance noted
Charles Twiggs left this morning for the reservation to herd a band of sheep for C. K. Malone on range north of the Cut Bank river. Phil I. Cole went to Great Falls on Monday for the funeral of Barton Armstrong, a pioneer Cascade county sheepman familiar to Teton county residents.
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Charles Twiggs
C. K. Malone
Cut Bank
Phil I. Cole
Great Falls
Barton Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
Cascade County
Teton County
Rev Edwin Dover to speak on Heights of Christian Love
Morning service at 11 15 features Rev Edwin Dover on Heights of Christian Love. Evening fellowship hour includes KKE Sturgis with Making the Christian Life Practical and special choir music. Afternoon services canceled due to Klockler funeral at 2 30 at the church.
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Edwin Dover
Kke Sturgis
Klockler
Bynum and Pendroy
Fable Visited by Goat Ends in Tragedy Amid Drought
A farmer and his ill tempered goat survive on scraps until the goat’s illness. a drought later leaves the farmer without meat or milk, leading to his starvation. The story links temper and misfortune to a fateful outcome as the text notes local ceremonies and names several residents and venues.
Road Route Choteau Augusta Lewis and Clark Highway Div Route
State highway engineers survey the Choteau Augusta stretch and locate the road entering Choteau on Division Street. The route avoids the public school and high school dormitory, crosses the Teton upriver from the present bridge, and straightens across the Hodyskiss ranch northwest side. Chateau residents express general approval.
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Choteau-Augusta
Choteau
Division Street
Court House
Belleview
Teton
Hodyskiss Ranch
Death of Chas Klockler Recalls Life in Dupuyer and Countryside
Chas Klockler, born in Germany December 25 1874 and a longtime resident of Dupuyer Montana, died at age 58. He came to the United States in 1877 with his parents, worked for Hirshberg and Strain Bros, served as deputy county treasurer and deputy assessor, and was twice married. His first wife Mary Ann Schaline died in 1930, and he married Grace Williams in 1932. He is survived by children Wallace near Fairfield and Frances Maurer near Fairfield.
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Klockler
Germany
Missouri
Pendleton
Dupuyer
Kalispell
Terron County
Joseph ‘Hirshberg
Montana
Strain Bros
Chateau
John Webb
Carl Burbank
Otto Wagnild
D. Forrest
James Innis
Fairfield
Grace Williams
Montana Senate Debates Primary Reform and Prohibition Repeal
The Montana Senate addressed proposals to shift primary elections back to a convention basis but the measure died. Calls to raise interest rates failed, while Blaine’s prohibition repeal plan advanced in Washington and Montanans prepared to ratify the Eighteenth Amendment if needed. Senator Church argued the reform would save large sums, though little progress was made this week.
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Senate
Washington
Montana
Church
Lewis and Clark County
Woman Loses 20 Pounds in Four Weeks with Kruschen Salts
Mrs. May West of St. Louis reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she has more energy and never feels hungry. The ad promotes taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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May West
St. Louis
Ady
House Approves Emergency Funds. Senate Kills Bill
The house voted to grant an emergency appropriation of 26000 dollars to cover salaries for the remainder of the session. The economy committee proposed cutting the pay of county officers and deputies by 16 to 25 percent before the measure was rejected in the senate.
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House
New Economy
Senate
For Sale Purebred Bronzesheen Turkeys From Griffin Flock
Pure bred Bronzesheen bronze turkeys for sale from Griffin's famous flock including toms and hens. Price very low. Contact C. B. Clark in Choteau.
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Griffin
C. BE. Clark
Choteau
Rainfall Variations Across Panama Canal Sides
On the Pacific side average yearly rainfall is about 75 inches while the Atlantic side experiences roughly 155 inches, indicating a stark regional climate difference.
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Pacific
Panama
Atlantic
Cork Tree Competitor Competition Offered by Velvet Tree
A cork tree competitor competition may be offered by the velvet tree, native to waste lands in Japan, China, and Russian Asia, signaling a potential horticultural event or cross species study.
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Japan
China
Russian Asia
Coconut ripening and harvest timing guidance
The bureau of plant industry explains coconuts drop when ripe with lowest fruiting branches ripening first. Exterior inspection cannot confirm ripeness. only opening proves it. For coconut milk, harvest just before ripening, before it is ready to fall.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Treasure Hunts on Autumn Beaches Near New York City
Autumn treasure hunts on beaches near New York City draw men and boys armed with shovels and sieves. They sift sand to recover shells glass and occasionally coins and rings left by bathers in summer.
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New York City
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Helen Cohoe
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Katherine Davis
Madge Looney
Laura Miller
Connole
Johnson
AL Sherman
Self Service Stores
Wheatsworth N. B. C. Co
M. J
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Paloma White Laundry
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Roberts’ Funeral Home
Masonic Temple
Masons
Ella Downing
Russell Apartments
Chas. Klockler
The
Jas. Heighton
S. T. Ranch
S. F. Pimperton
D A. Sheehan
Teton Implement Co
S. T. Adams
Chateau Drug Co
Alvin C. Hull
Collins
Mont
Teton Service CO
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Tom’s Service Station
Worthwest States Utilities CO
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