Montana stockmen seek relief and rate relief plan
Montana livestock commission led by Chairman Burke and Jack Burke of Helena announces a July 12 Helena meeting to discuss drought relief for stockmen. Four commissioners survey eastern states for pasture and feed while proposing pasture and transit rate adjustments with the railroad administration to move stock and hay at lower costs.
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Montana
Montana Livestock Commission
Jack Burke
Helena
Hogan
Burke
Drouth
R. H. Aishton
Northwest Division
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
Commission
Railroad Administration
Stock Commission
Berlin Government Faces Dozens Of Crises Looming
Berlin leadership grapples with a mounting list of crises as Germany surveys the strain of political and economic pressure amid rising public anxiety and uncertain forecasts.
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Berlin
Germany
Teton County Salvation Army Drive Set to Raise 1500
Dr H J McGregor named county chairman for a statewide Salvation Army fundraising drive from the 7th to the 12th with district leaders listed for each locality. Teton county is allotted 1500 dollars for the campaign.
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Teton
H. J. McGregor
Salvation Army
Dutton
Dr. Sweat
Bynum
Ray R. Porter
Fairfield
Seth Roll
Pendrey
Mr. Larson
Collins
Ben Fiest
Bole
P. J. Thomas
Power
N. C
Three Bills Move to Break Packers Monopoly
Three new bills in Congress seek to curb Packers control over meat and related foods. The Kenyon Anderson plan would license Packers and separate them from non meat products under federal oversight, with stockyards and rail cars reformed to promote competition. The bills enjoy backing from the Federal Trade Commission and the Farmers National Committee.
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United States Congress
Senate
J. B. Kendrick
Wyoming
William S. Kenyon
Town
Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
House
Kenyon-Anderson
Federal Trade Commission
Farmers National Committee On Packing ‘Houses
Farmers of America
Congress
Kalma Farm Bureau Picnic at Salmond Ranch
A Farm Bureau picnic will be held at the former Chris Salmond ranch on Deep Creek on Saturday, July 12. Everyone is invited to bring a basket. The grove will host hill climbing contests, fortune telling, soft drinks, candy, and games. Several noted speakers will attend, with shade and water available.
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Bureau
Chris Salmond
Deep Creek
Water rights meeting considers Teton consolidation plan
A court house meeting last Friday discussed uniting water rights from the Teton river to secure ample supply. A possible irrigation district could store water in the Bynum reservoir and add storage basins for waste waters. Committee members Phil I. Cole J C Morgan Robert Clarkson Freeman Daley J J Cain were named to work with irrigation directors. A Farm Bureau picnic coordination team was also formed with J M Baker Robert Clarkson and E J Liptakasg a to handle visitor entertainment.
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Court House
Teton River
Bynum
Teton
Burton Beach
Phil I. Cole
J. C. Morgan
Robert Clarkson
Freeman Daley
J. J. Cain
Farm Bureau
J. M. Baker
E. J. Liptakasg
Pathe Weekly Cameraman Photograph Park to Park Route Scenes
A Pathe Weekly representative photographed scenes along the Park to Park route last Saturday. He captured locals at work with picks shovels and rakes and took close ups of road enthusiasts. First tourist run by yellow cars expected soon though no date set. Heavy east and west trains delay opening but foreign cars appear on streets as season nears.
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Pathe Weekly
Yellow Cars
Transportation Company
Mrs Cohoes Pupils Give Parlor Recital
A group of piano pupils performed at Mrs. K B Cohoes home on Wednesday afternoon before relatives and friends. The program showed thorough preparation and included duets and solos by Helen Gorham Dorothy Haugen Edna Hampton Dorothy Eldsmoe Ruth Yeager and others. A follow up recital for remaining students is planned. A separate note mentions a German convention bill proposing a state court to try those responsible for starting continuing and losing the war.
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K. B. Cohoe
Dirigible R-34 Launches Transatlantic Voyage
The British airship R-34 began its 60 to 70 hour Atlantic crossing from East Fortune on July 2 at 1 48 A M. Commander Major G H Schoot leads a 23 man crew including US Navy liaison Zachery Lansdowne. The craft aims for Roosevelt Field Long Island with no record time plan and may route via Azores.
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East Fortune
Scotland
America
G. H. Schoot
Royal Air Forces
Zachery Lansdone
American Naval Air Forces
France
United States Navy
Atlantic
Azores
Roosevelt Field
Mineola
Long Island
Baltic
Bear Intrusion Triggers Night of Guarded Campstead Defense
Streeter and Paul Jacobson, returning from Glacier Park by Two Medicine Lake, faced a Brown bear crashers feast at their improvised supper table. After fending the bear with rocks and fire brands through the night, they found another bear at Browning during their return, prompting Paul to toss it from their car and the pair to vow future caution.
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Judge”? Streeter
Paul Jacobson
Glacier Park
Two Medicine Lake
Jack
Paul
Bear
Browning
Milk and cream price notice from 1919 sale in shortage era
Owing to feed shortages and high prices, the notice states milk will cost 50 cents per gallon, 16 cents per quart for less than a gallon, and cream priced at 50 cents per quart to restaurants and ice cream parlors, with residential cream at 5 cents per quart. Signed by J M Chapman and Johnny B D Fort.
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Johnny
Farm Bureau picnics invite neighbors in July series
The Teton County Farm Bureau hosts a series of community picnics from July 8 to 18 to discuss drought issues and new 1920 officers. Bozeman speakers and a Boys' Better Farming camp alumnus will address topics from gopher extermination to livestock improvement, ending with a county picnic in Choteau July 28 at Great Northern park.
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Teton
Bozeman
Choteau
Great Northern Park
Choteau Comercial Club
Lstand
Beck-Dutton-T. L. Gap
Collins and
West Collins
Agawam Pendroy
Bynum Seta
Big Butte Coc Eessecssessesse
Ces Coos
Spring Valley
Moat Pata
Pairfield T
Itasca County Eyes Free Pasture for Montana Stockmen
Itasca County development chief E. N. Remer plans free pasture for Montana stockmen hit by scarce winter feed. Remer travels to Great Falls to confer with farmers and stockmen, offering no charges for pasture if available acreage can be used and a local committee verifies feasibility. George B. Allen of Grand Rapids Bank confirms the proposal and expects a hospitable reception.
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Itasca County
Minnesota
Montana
E. N. ‘Remer
Grand Rapids
Minn
Itasca County Development Association
Great Falls
Remer
Frank J. Lapin
Steele Block
Lapin
George B. Allen
Security State Bank of
Frank J. Lapin O
Mont
Itascan County Development Association
Commercial Club
Winiter Hay
George B. Alton
Joe Mozer Opens Modern Shoe Repair Shop
Joe Mozer will open a first class shoe repair shop on August first one door north of the office of A. C. Warner US Commissioner. He has purchased new modern machinery and will handle a large volume of repair work, with temporary quarters at his home and pickup at Hirshberg's store.
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Joe ‘Mozer
Joe Mozer
A. C. Warner
U. S
Mozer
Hirshberg
Water shortage warning from Greenfield irrigation head
G A Benjamin, director of irrigation for the Greenfield unit, warns farmers not to expand irrigation due to potential water scarcity. He notes Sun River water is running low and canyon visitors report the same shortage.
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G. A. Benjamin
Sun River
Fairfield Times
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in Chateau and Nearby
The Clerk of the Court Paul Jacobson along with Albert Bruno and Victoria Amelin issued licenses in the past week. Ernest A. Wiegand of Fife and May Pauline Rice of Larevo are among the couples granted licenses.
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Paul Jacobson
Albert Bruno
Victoria Amelin
Chateau
Ernest A. Wiegand
Fife
May Pauline Rice
Larevo
Browning Considers Race for Glacier County Seat
Browning residents eyes on Glacier county seat as townsite lots to be sold at public auction August 4 by the government. F O Williams reports from the Kalispell land office citing Judge McPhail, Indian lands official, and commissioner guidance. Officials anticipate Browning incorporation and bid for county seat wins.
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Glacier
Browning
F. O. Williams
Kalispell
Glacier County
Kalispell Land District
Register Wiliams
Wool Clip Ahead for Cole Ranch Tops 33000 Pounds
Sheep shearing on the Cole ranch is complete with an estimated 33000 pounds of wool valued at about 20000 dollars. The clip should reach a total value near twenty thousand dollars.
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Cole Ranch
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Montana Stock Commission
United States
Kalma
First National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Pathe Man
H. Engleman
Helen Gorham
Mrs. Cohoe
Anton Doorak
Dorothy "Haugen
Herbert Katherine Yeager
Walter Rolf
Dorothy Eldsmoe
Carla Bohm
Dolly Gleason
Mrs
Cohoe
Jungman
Edna Hampton
Franz Verna Upman
Lawrence Anna Nasset
Fontaine
Coffey
Twilight
Morrison Helen Innes
Schnecker
Ruth Yeager
Calla
Christiane Alice Dennis
Dirigible
Greenwich
B.D. For
J. M. Chapman
Wis
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank of
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, ‘Montana
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