Grain in storage to stay until price matches payment
Washington June 26 Chairman Legge of the farm board said the grain trade need not fear competition from wheat held by the grain stabilization corporation in the coming months. The 1929 stabilizing crop will not be dumped to depress prices, and the 1930 crop will move to market unless prices rise to the purchase level. The statement reflected remarks by George S. Minor, president and general manager of the grain stabilization corporation in Chicago.
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Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Grain Stabilization Corpora
George S. Minor
Chicago
Tion
Wheat supply cited as stabilizer withdrawals rise
Milner says visible 1929 wheat supply higher than last year but the grain stabilisation corporation withdrew about three times the increase. He notes the total wheat on the market remains substantially below last year's level despite traders pointing to current excess.
Ejected From Dance Hall Sues Agawam Man for Damages
Albert Nelson sues Harry Young and Emma Young in district court for 3000 dollars claiming ejection from a public Agawam dance hall and an assault. He alleges Emma Young struck him in the face and tore his clothes while being ejected. Damages include 1000 for mental distress and 2000 for punitive reasons.
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Albert Nelson
Harry Young
Emma Young
D. J. Ryan
Nelson
Youngs
Agawam
Teton County
First district court suit over public dance hall ejection
The case marks the first action filed in district court alleging wrongful ejection from a public dance hall in Great Falls. The suit centers on alleged mistreatment at a city venue, outlining claims for damages and seeking legal redress.
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Great Falls Tribune
Notice on Trespassing at the Acre Ranch
Public notice from C. K. Malone warnings that trespassing on the Acre Ranch is strictly forbidden. The notice emphasizes prohibition and restricts entry.
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Acre Ranch
Collins Community Notes on Weather, Events and People
The Collins page reports sparse rainfall and scarce crops with heat pushing growth. Prof and Mrs Funk and the Harry Montague family toured Glacier Park areas while local gatherings, farm work, and church events kept residents active. The issue notes horse and cow losses, grain conditions, recent feasts, a visiting couple from Dutton, Bible school plans, and an upcoming Aid meeting with Mrs. Ida Waterman.
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Bible School
Edwards
Harry Davidson
Ida Waterman
Collins
Hallie Ferris
Stuart Meyers
Gap
Ferris
Margaret Graves
Great Falls
H. K. Ferris
Dale Garrett
Local notes span travels preachers and community events
The article records Theoda Ferris's Portland trip to the Lou Garrett home with Whitefish Glacier park stops and a new Gordon Ferris baby. It recalls a legion sermon about Rev Job Little in Cascade, mentions the Order of Caleb in Fort Benton, and lists visiting families, church activities, and vacation trips across San Diego, Minot, the Park, and Canada.
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Theoda Ferris
Portland
Ore
Lou Garrett
Whitefish
Glacier Park
Gordon Ferris
Dale
Legion
Harry T. Stong
Job Little
Cascade
Caleb
Fort Benton
Mr. Martin
van Orsdale
George Logan
Mr. Little
Order of Caleb
San
Latz
Col. Pee Dee Marine Hospital
Teton
Marion Averill
Minot
George Tomshaw
Charles Tomsha
Bailey
Waterman
Chester Palmers
Ferris
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Richfield
Chateau, Mont
Richlube
Pennsylvania
Agawam Man
Ford
Phaeton
Tudor Sedan
de Luxe Phaeton
Detroit
Universal Crociec Company
Plan of Time Payments
C. K. Malone
Montana
Albert J
Three Forks
U. S. Army
Supreme Man of
Republican
U. S. Senate
Republican State Central Committee
Dean Waterman
C. F. Lutz
Charles Hauxwell
Imogene Walker
San Diego
Calif
Lutz
Marvin Lockhart
Brother
Milas Lockhart
Harry Montague
The
Park
Canada
R. K. Funk
Westinghouse Electric
Salt
Montana Power Co
John Deere
John Deere Combine
Teton Implement CO
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