Phil Cole learns of brother's death en route home
Phil I Cole returned from Batesville Arkansas after being summoned for his brother Charles F Cole's illness. A telegram in Minot North Dakota announced his brother's death on Sunday January 22. Cole continued home detailing Lamb and feed yard notes and local economic signs.
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Phil Cole
Brother
Minot
Wisconsin
Phil I. Cole
Batesville
Arkansas
Charles F. Cole
Trevor
Wis
Mr. Cole
Montana Power to Meet Racketeers Here Sunday
Negotiations for a basketball game between Fast Montana Power and the Chateau Racketeers were completed yesterday by Racketeers manager Clint Core. The game will be played here this com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power
Fast
Chateau
Clint Core
Agawam Station Protest Against Milwaukee Road Petition
Agawam residents filed a protest with the Montana railroad commission over Milwaukee Road’s request to close the Agawam station. The petition, with about 70 signers, covers Farmington business as well. The protest was sent to Helena on January 18.
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Agawam
Montana Railroad Commission
Milwaukee Road
Farmington
Chateau
Milwaukee
Montana
Helena
Bynamites to Stage Comedy The Third Customer
Mrs. R. F. Swenson of Bynum arranged advertising for the three act comedy The Third Customer to be staged in county venues. Performances are set for Aga wam on January 25 and Farmington on January 28 with a cast led by Judge Lanier and John E. Lee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Swenson
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Elmwood
John E, Lee
Parker Lanier and Cast of Characters in a Small Town Tale
A jumble of names appears as Parker Lanier and family circles a local legal matter. Parley Schenk Jim Tantor Bert Stott Stradvarious Crippen Smoot Rowley Tibbie Tantor Lula Swenson Edith Leclaire Jennie Burke Moselle Minot Pat Jensen Sonya Machuri Ola Wixom Ann Blake Margaret Moore populate the cast as friends and townsfolk amid unspecified events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Lanier
Smoot Rowley Tibbie Tantor
Jim Tan- Cot
Lula Swenson
Edith Leclaire
Jennie Burke
Moselle Minot
Edith
Beavachanslieg Saat
Pat Jensen
Sonya Machuri
Ola Wixom
Ann Blake
Tibbie
Margaret Moore
Great Northern Seeks Refund On Illegal County Tax
The Great Northern Railway sues Teton County and Treasurer O G Meadows claiming an illegal eight tenths mill levy by county boards to cover delinquencies. It added 795 70 to the tax bill. 387 85 was paid November 30. The railroad seeks return with eight percent interest.
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Great Northern Railway Company
Teton County
O. G. Meadows
W. L. Clift
R. H. Glover
Old Timers Announce Committees for Doings Here
The Teton Oldest Settlers set next Thursday at the Masonic hall with a dinner led by Mrs. Martha Boutilier. Mrs. W. B. Butchart and Mrs. C. H. Porter arrange the program, while door and floor managers are named along with a reception group. Members may contact secretary A. B. Guthrie. Mrs. Cohoe's orchestra will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Masonic Hall
Martha Boutilier
W. B. Butchart
C. H. Porter
George Miller
Frank Salmond
Margaret Brooks
Ernest Savory
J. L. Collins
H. L. Halladay
C. H. Ferris
C. B. Burns
Win. Cook
Charles Klockler
A. B. Guthrie
Cohoe
Deep Creek Stockmen Meet. Peebles Re-elected President
The Deep Creek Livestock association held its annual meeting last Saturday at the forest office. Jas Peebles was reelected president with officers Vincent Ward secretary-treasurer J W Ward W Fearon and Tim Cook also in attendance. Forest Service representatives included Supervisor W B Willey and Range W NWN Streeter. The group approved reports and minutes and voted to purchase seven pounds of salt per head for stock grazed on the forest next year and to offer the distribution job.
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Deep Creek Livestock Association
Forest Office
Jas, Peebles
Vincent Ward
J. W. Ward
W. Fearon
Tim Cook
Forest Service
W. B. Willey
Range W. Nwn
Streeter
For a Few Cents a Day
A promotional note extols telephone use highlighting fast contact in illness or emergency, quick employer reach, social and practical benefits, and daily convenience as justification for modest daily cost. The piece frames telephone service as essential and protective.
Salt Purchase Negotiated With Gibler Amid Small Assessment
The salt deal with Ray Gibler was left to the secretary treasurer to negotiate with a cap of $3125. A zero cent per head assessment funded salt purchases and distribution. All officers were re-elected by acclamation except vice-president Phil Rudolph, replaced by Tim Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gibler
Wheat Leads Field Crop Projects In 1920s Home Economics Study
Four boys managed 168 acres of wheat and 100 acres of summer fallow producing 2 014 bushels at 788 13 in costs. Paper profit of 84 77 stemmed from one boy’s wheat holding pending a high price. otherwise a slight loss. Potatoes yielded 21 360 pounds at 42 cents per 100 pounds with no sales, giving inventory value profit. Flax topped cash crops with 14 irrigated acres near Fairfield producing 120 bushels sold at 82 cents for notable profit. Inventory value rose from 2 456 89 to 2 974 00. total costs 4 574 45 credits 4 866 21 net profit 291 76, labor income 385 91. Mr Knox cites Smith-Hughes projects as outstanding in vocational education.
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Teton County
Fairfield
Knox
Smith-Hughes
Library Notes Highlight Popular Books and New Arrivals
The Fountain by W L Morgan tops the pay shelf as a World War II era tale of English officers interned in Holland. Sax Rohmer detective tales in Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery join catalogued volumes and new copies including The Green Eyes of Bast and The Yellow Claw alongside works by Kelland, Kelland, and Rhodes.
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W. L. Morgan
Holland
Sax Rohmer
Egypt
Bast
Fuman Chu
Rohmer
Hulburt Footner
W. W. MacLeod Raine
R. L. Stevenson
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Harold Bell Wright
Bayard Veiller
Hey Father
Mary Roberts Rinehart
F. Marion Crawford
Harrison
W. D. Wattles
Weavers
Gilbert Parker
Kipling
Mary Johnson
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R. R
Bynamites
AL Sherman
Self Service Stores
Libby
Montco
Montana Flour Mills
Hallows
Chateau Bakery
C. W
Carton Swift
Florida
Schillings
G.N
Deep Creek
Peebles
Ethel Golding
Conner Block
Revel
L. E. Taylor Garage
The
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Library Notes
Choteau, Montana
Penney
Children’s
Clute Potterty
Purist
Brown
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