Robeson couple charged with violating U S Prohibition Act
Paul Robeson and his wife Nellie Robeson were arrested by federal prohibition agent William Winters on a complaint sworn by U S Commissioner C H Ferris alleging they sold and possessed intoxicating liquors contrary to federal law. John T Moore named as material witness said complaints of a serious nature had been made and the Robesons admitted prior trouble with prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Robeson
Nellie Robeson
Wm. H. Winters
United States
Methodist Church Plans July Activities and Epworth League Fundraiser
The Methodist Church schedules morning worship at 9:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. preaching at Bynum. On Friday July 3 at 7:00 p.m. the Epworth League meets to discuss plans for its upcoming institute. July 9 features an old fashioned ice cream social with hot dogs and lemonades to raise funds for delegate expenses to the Epworth League institute near Nethart. Be. R. Kaemmer, Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Bynum
Epworth League
Epworth League Institute
Nethart
Farmington L. G. Passmore's trip for auto accident adjustment
Farmington L G Passmore traveled to Shelby last Thursday to adjust an automobile accident for his company. Mrs Marie Lindseth visited relatives in Great Falls last week with her granddaughters Margaret and Jean Bruce. The Home Demonstration club meets next Thursday July 9 at 1 30 PM hosted by L G Passmore C G Passmore and Dana Forseth. The response to roll call will name a notable woman and her achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Passmore
Shelby
Marie Lindseth
Great Falls
Margaret
Jean Bruce
Gus Depner Sr
Canada
Home Demonstration Club
G. C. Passmore
Dana Forseth
Earl de Rusha
Conrad
Bele Lindseth
Arthur
Corvallis
Oregon
Palmer Peterson
C. G. Passmore
Richard Clearman
Cal Binford
Helen
Gregor Tangen
Binford
Forecast Expenses From General Fund Budget Details
The document presents the estimated expenditures from the general fund as shown in the preliminary budget and compares them with actual expenditures from the previous year. It outlines costs by department and highlights variances between projected and spent amounts.
Dance at Bole July Fourth with Austad Orchestra
Bole hosts a July Fourth dance with Austad’s Orchestra. Tickets cost 50 cents with supper 25 cents. Several local residents arrive or visit, including Mrs Lilian Connor from Cleveland and Mr Connor due Sunday, with numerous gatherings and picnics noted around Fairfield and Green ranch.
Farmers Union to hold regular meeting Monday evening
The Farmers Union will meet next Monday July 6 at 8 o'clock in the hall for their regular monthly session. Many local families and residents were noted visiting relatives and attending gatherings across town last Sunday.
Visit Ties Grantsburg Family to Local Kin
A Grantsburg Wisconsin family arrived Monday evening for a visit at the Sandberg and Johnson homes. Mrs. Bergstrom is a sister of Mrs. Sandberg and of Walter and Arthur Johnson. The Bergstroms traveled by car. Mr. and Mrs. John Holm were Great Falls visitors Wednesday. Pearl Jackson returned Sunday evening from a four day camping trip in the Sun River Canyon and is guest of the Mathison girls near Dutton. Mrs. C. A. Munson and daughter Janet returned to Butte Tuesday evening from Cliff Lake and Yellowstone Park where they had spent their vacation.
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Bole
Austad
Lilian Connor
Cleveland
Ohio
William Crawford
Connor
William Crittenden
Kalispell
Earl Zimmerman
Crittenden
Missoula
R. E. Damsden
Ulm
C. A. Austad
Bottenhagen
Sun River Canyon
Martin Gronberg
Haliver Thompson
Inga Dale
John Holm
Alice Stoffler
Florence
Rena Nelson
Fairfield Bench
Vergil Geren
Ben Gordon
McLean
Joe Walkington
Green Ranch
Ernest Black
Thelma Smith
Walter Dauwalder
Jim Glavey
John Holm Ranch
Axel Bergstrom
Farmers’ Union
Lars Nasser
Chuck” Otness
Mr. Moser
Great Falls
Mrs. DeRusha
Schwanbeck
Ruby
Irene
H. E. Passmore
Pendroy
Beatrice DeRusha
Ira Schwanbeck
Hayden Hynes
Ben Chalmers
Louis Depner
Teton
Scissor Snappers
Hall
Grantsburg
Wis
Sandberg
1930 Sun River Crop Leads Montana Reclamation Output
Helena reports the Sun River project in north central Montana with 55,875 irrigable acres irrigated 33,274 acres and yielding 442,918 dollars at 12.31 dollars per acre. East Fort Shaw division produced 309,098 dollars at 11.91 per acre, largest crop value among federal reclamation projects in Montana for 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Huntleysin
Yellowstone Valley
Montana
Bureau of Reclamation
State Division of Publicity
Sun River Project
East Fort Shaw
Montana Farmland Values and Totals Revealed by Census
A Census Bureau bulletin reports Montana has 47,495 farms covering 44,659,152 acres with total value including machinery at $589,680,276. Figures cover land buildings and implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Montana
First Federal Census Details Farm Acreage by County and Division
The report breaks down Montana farm land in 1929 by county and minor civil division. It shows 17.6 percent crop land harvested, 6.2 percent failed crops, and 1.8 percent idle. Pasture covers 70.9 percent of total farm acreage with 4.69 million plowable acres and 25.34 million other pasture land. Total farm land value is $527.6 million, with farm buildings at $384.7 million and machinery at $62.1 million. A Montana bulletin copy is available from the Bureau of Census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bureau of Census
Washington, D. C
State Hail Insurance Funding Report Highlights Farmer Benefits
The 14th annual report of the State Board of Hail Insurance shows the benefits received by farmers in 1930. It summarizes the program's value and impact for the farming community this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Hail Insurance
Montana hail insurance report and amendments described
The report lists total risk written at 2 001 047 dollars with 1 562 farmers insured and 249 loss claims on 257 955 acres. Amendments include 4 percent discount for cash applications, no filing against certain unencumbered grain crops, and liberal terms for partial cancellations. State adjusters and local men handle claims. Helena office handles large claims. Average adjustment time is about a week, with payments within 40 days of loss.
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Montana
State Board of Hail Insurance
Helena
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Farmington
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Emmenes
Eadamatredeesmnasseces Enten Sen
Esaesenanee
Acereste Vens
Nea Vane Ness Sensmna Ee Mssnesecsssttenenses
L. E. Taylor Garage
F.C
Detroit
Estra
Twin Lakes
J. L. Gleason
D. M. Powell
Sun River
Acantha
C. H. Malcolm
Chateau
O. Hansen
Roger Gamble
Choteau
Mont
Wilton Rugs
Columbia
Henry Robinson
L. E. Taylor Gar
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Teton Implement Co
Teton Service Co
Choteau, Itf
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