Local Social News From Farmington and Surroundings
Farmington social notes report Mrs. T Hanson and family plus Miss Harbaugh as dinner guests at A Larson’s home. Olga and Alice Otness called on Miss Golder Sunday afternoon. Baby of Mrs. Yelre Bakker, under doctor care, is recovering and to return from Great Falls soon. John Brossma now lives on his ranch nearby.
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Mrs. T. Hanson
Miss Harbaugh
A. Larson
Olga
Alice Otness
Miss Golder
John Brossma
John Richem
Abe Breere
Reincks
J. B. Connor
Great Walls
Olaa
Juindseth
Mrs. O. Forseth
Mrs. Chalmers
Carl Hanson
Equity and Women's Auxiliary to hold meeting at Farmington school
Mr. C. O. Lindseth remains on the sick list. The annual meeting of the Equity and the Women’s Auxiliary is set for next Saturday afternoon at the Farmington schoolhouse. All members are urged to attend. Reverend Kvile will conduct services at the Norwegian Lutheran Church next Sunday with English services in the evening.
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Chalmers
C. O. Lindseth
The
Equity and the Women’s Auxiliary
Farmington School
Kvile
M E Church Notes Harry T Stong Pastor
Divine worship at 10 20 sermon by the pastor on A New Commandment About Face Sunday school 11 30 Junior League Epworth League at 3 and 6 30 Evening worship 7 20 Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 The pastor urges whole families attend as one unit not delegates from a single member.
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M. E
Harry T. Stong
Epworth
Father
Moftier
Ladies Industrial elect new officers at M B Church meeting
J C Morgan started a short business trip to Helena this morning. At the Ladies Industrial meeting in the M B Church parlors yesterday afternoon officers for the coming year were chosen: Mrs Otis Mellen president, Mrs Clarence Looney vice president, Mrs Duncan McDonald secretary, and Mrs John Lane treasurer.
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J. C. Morgan
Helena
Ladies’ Industrial
M. B
Otis Mellen
Clarence Looney
Duncan McDonald
John Lane
Governor Dixon’s Message Seeks Legislation Boost
Montana citizens show strong interest as Governor Joseph M. Dixon’s message to the legislature is issued. The Senate, led by Senator Edwards, voted to print 1500 more copies after an initial 1000 ran out. Notices on many measures were given, including a fish and game bill drafted by the committee.
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Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Edwards
Rosebud
Senate
Committee On Fish and Game
Montana lawmakers push bills on censorship and bonds
The Montana Legislature saw proposals from Donlan to ban motion pictures that incite crime or corrupt morals with a county censorship board, and to require 40 percent voter signatures to trigger special elections for bonds. Slattery and Dearborn introduced tax reform and a blue sky law. Grain growers urged relief on freight rate deductions. House adopted judiciary substitute extending delinquent property sale to June 1, 1921.
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Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Donlan
Montana
Senate
Slattery
The
Trade Commission
Dearborn
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
House
Judiciary Committee
Leuthold
Great Falls
Kansas veterans organize to oust NPL in Salina tussle
In Salina Kansas 500 World War II era veterans form the American Defense League of Kansas to oppose the Non Partisan League drive. A C Townley leader of the league addresses about 1500 farmers vowing to aid organization for economic justice.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
World War Veterans
A. C. Townley
League
California Solons Pass Jap Measures
Sacramento January 10—the California assembly adopted unanimously Senator Inman's resolution asking that no treaty be made with Japan granting citizenship to Japanese or nullifying the anti alien land law. It was the first measure to pass both houses.
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Sacramento
Assembly of the
California
Inman
Japan
Nothing But Lies at the Royal Theatre
Wer father called for the police George Cross might have got away with his first lie but detectives closed in and a government inquiry began driving him to desperate strategy. Taylor Holmes stars in a riot of rapid fire fun Monday and Tuesday.
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George Cross
Royal Theater
Taylor Holmes
Glorious Name of the Merchant Marine and Sailor Viewpoints
The article contrasts naval and army attitudes to piracy and danger at sea, noting merchant ships carry arms, the sailor and merchant captain accept risk, and leaders like Fryatt or Kinonler exemplify steadfast seafaring duty. It emphasizes discipline, decisiveness, and the perils of maritime crisis.
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Great Britain
United States
Iis
Fryatt
Kinonler
Wanted Female pupil nurses for Frances Willard Hospital Chicago
Female pupil nurses sought for Frances Willard Hospital Chicago accredited training school three year course entrants eighteen and one half years liberal allowance while training trained supervisors in all departments hospital on American College of Surgeons approved list write superintendent for particulars.
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Frances Willard Hospital
Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Stalling Culture in China A Reform Derailed
In Asia Magazine John Dewey notes China’s reformers face no sharp resistance but are smothered by inertia. A push to make public middle schools co-educational for girls passes in name yet vanishes in practice, as officials show courtesy rather than commitment. China absorbs reform slowly, swallowing moves until no rope remains.
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China
John Dewey
Asia Magazine
Stalling
Surgery Gains Popularity in the Congo Mission Hospital
In the Belgian Congo the mission hospital overflows as natives seek surgical care. Dr. Judson G. C. King, a Baptist medical missionary, also runs a school for training hospital assistants. He notes progress in teaching native patients to isolate contagious diseases, reducing epidemics and encouraging earlier treatment.
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Congo
Belgian Congo
Judson GC. King
Doctor King
Caged Grizzlies and Human Contact in Zoos
The article argues that close contact between visitors and caged grizzlies is cruel and often fatal to bears due to crowd-induced stress. It notes modern bear enclosures aim to provide privacy and highlights the bear as a sensitive, independent, and retiring animal capable of a good temper when left undisturbed.
Paper Money Flood in 1920 World Economy
The Easton Post notes a surge in paper currency across thirty major nations as World War I ends. Currency totals rise from $7 billion prewar to $40 billion in 1918 and about $51 billion by December 1919, excluding Bolshevik issue estimates around $384 billion.
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Easton Post
A A McDonald Seeks Fresh Milk Cows in Choteau Montana
A A McDonald, owner, advertises seeking good milk cows for sale. Contact or write in Choteau Montana to discuss options and arrange purchases.
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Glengarry
A. A. McDonald
Choteau
Glengarry Stock
Montana
Byron Corson
A.A. McDonald
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Mr. G. I. Tangen
Clarence Stenson
Lilie
Olga Jacobson
Ira Wintemute
Grace Crocker Stent
Logan
W. FE
L Ph . Seashinnes
John Truchot
T. A. Meagher
Kansas Vets
NPL
America
Nelson Sauit
Isle of Desolation
Britain
Christian Science Monitor
Chas. G. Wilcox
Chateau
City Tailor Shop
H. Bambegger
C. G. Wilcox
H. L. Stafford
Cing
Maybelle Anderson
Iver Nasset
Universal
Mr. Morgan
Power Morgan
Vietrola
Fréd Moran
George Moore
R. PD. Anderson
J. H. Marantette
Spring Valley
Gilman
Cowgill
J. J. Daley
Dupuyer
Acantha
Lowry
Sikke Glastra
Caged Grizzlies
Fieed
Glengarry Stock and Dairy
Choteau, Montana
Leasy
Army
City Tailors
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