Conference notes and US stance on European issues
The piece discusses subscription pricing, inflation and gold standard tensions, and critiques US diplomacy. It cites Secretary Hull and Raymond Moley, noting tensions between isolationist and internationalist views. It argues Washington should focus on domestic interests and pause European entanglements while observing global economic problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Raymond Moley
Mr. Moley
William Allen White
London
Moley
George Washington
United States
Europe
Walier needs a revival of town spirit and games
In this Valier editorial, G A Morrison urges Valier and nearby towns to revive community life. He contrasts missing sports facilities in Valier with surrounding towns that host baseball, kitten ball, tennis, and golf. The piece calls for a Walier day with parades, games, races, and activities for all ages to boost health, business, and neighborly ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupuyer
Conrad
Valier
Walier
American Legion
Masons
Odd Fellows
Walier Community Club
G. A. Morrison
Stabilization debate at London economic conference
The article surveys the clash between internationalists and isolationists over stabilizing currencies. It notes President Roosevelt’s stance against dollar stabilization and ponders would have happened under Hoover or Wilson. France pushes for franc stabilization to preserve the gold standard while the United States resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
White House
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
France
United States
Suicide of J Ingram Cain Opens Dark Financial Straits
A Falls City born former Chateau businessman J Ingram Cain shot himself in his office after a night of note writing and business planning. Despondent over finances, he left detailed instructions and insurance papers, including two policies for 15000, with his wife and brothers informed. He is survived by wife Jennie, daughter Patty Ann, three sisters and four brothers. No inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Nebraska
Choteau
C. W. Wymer
J. Ingram Cain
Johnson- Newell Drug Store
Homer D. Kirk
Roy Dunn
R. G. Henderson
Vern Wagner
Kirk
Dr. Henderson
Mr. Kirk
Jean B. Cain
Jean
Patty Ann
Nellie Hays
Mr. Cain
J. H. Falloon
Falls
J. R. Cain
Richardson County
Jennie Anderson
Chateau, Mont
Montana
Rock Island
Richardson County Bank
Hays
Sue Julian
Long Beach
Calif
D. L. McCoy
Los Angeles
J. Robert Cain
Omaha
Harry
Julian Cain
Cleveland
McCoy
Julian
Community Notes From Highview and Area
Readers record Fourth of July activities across towns and familiar names. Mentions include Jardines and Joneses visiting ranches near Walter and Cut Bank, trips to Glacier Park, and dances in Pendray withother locals such as Pierson FitzPatrick and Den Boer. Additional gatherings occur at Conrad and Browning with families like Fields Gitchel Southwick and Jones present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jardine
Harry
Marvin
H. H. Jones
Art Pierson
Wallace Kingsbury Ranch
Walter
Winona Roberts
Tony Mozer
Norma Tennant
Bud Burns
Dana Pike
Glacier Park
Southwick
Mildred Jardine
Doris Jones
Chateau
Elsie Jones
Conrad
Bid Call for Prairie View School Reconditioning
The board of trustees of School District No 1 Chateau Montana invites bids for reconditioning the Prairie View School. Bids due by 8 p m July 22 1933. Specifications available in the clerk's office Room 22 Larson Block. Board may reject any or all bids. W G Bloomdahl Clerk Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Chateau
Montana
Prairie View
la Son Block
W. G. Bloomdahl
Choteau
Valier business men push highway to Glacier Park trail link
A Valier group including Mayor Atwood and local merchants urged a highway from Conrad via Dupuyer to Valier to connect the Glacier Park trail with the Sunshine trail. They met with state highway engineers in Helena for support and better western Pondera connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier
Glacier Park
Waliera
Chateau
Helena
State Highway Commission
Sunshine Trail
Glacier Park Trail
Conrad v Dupuyer
Conrad
Pondera County
Record: Montana hatches record pheasants for colonization
The Montana Game and Fish Department reports 12 220 young Chinese pheasants hatched at Warm Springs with 2 600 eggs in incubation and 1 024 released this spring and summer. About 200 released in Helena valley to boost the local colony as the open season is planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Fish Department of
Montana
Game and Fish
Charles M. Marrs
Warm Springs
Helena
State Game and Fish Commission
Idaho and Montana residents visit and travel notes
Ada Jensen of McCammon Idaho vacationed with Mr and Mrs Leo Howell and family here last week. Mrs Frank George left July 4 for Idaho to visit her daughters Oral Howell and Lyman Schenk. M K Luther of Chateau spent Thursday in Bynum for project work. Mr and Mrs Reid Swenson attended the regular recreation school social at the Choteau high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Peterson
Jeddy Pulley
Utah
Bingham
Glen Bingham
British Columbia
California
Dell Green
Dupuyer
Browning
Hyram Vance
Bynum
Porter
Woodward
Margaret Hollyoak
Great Falls
Lamar
Jennie Burke
Orr Stott
Calvin Wixom
Fabrick
Floyd Watson
Flathead
Roy Hanberg
Swenson
Edwin Bingham
Cardson
Canada
L. D
Temple
Ada Jensen
McCammon
Idaho
Leo Howell
Frank George
Oral Howell
Lyman Schenk
M. K. Luther
Chateau
Reid Swenson
Choteau
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Teton County
E. L. Jourdonnais
Pontiac
Fieher
General Motors Building
Century of Progress
Rane
Ieee Ene le
Caer
Wallace Motor Company
Choteeu, Mont
Chateau Acantha
The
Fair Commission
Weath
Woodman Hall
Walter Gorham
Nick Tuttle
Augusta
Silver Jim
A. J. Cowell
Billy
Highview
Mayor Atwood of
Montana Western Railroad
Herb Campbell
Joe Fuller
T. A. Busey
Valerian
Pheas
Choteau Business and Professional
the Club
Mont
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Vent
M. S. Ballerdick
Choreas
H. H. Higgins
Minnesota
Jos
C. James Smith
Chas. G. Roberts
Joseph Knudtzon
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
Masager
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bisok
Teton Laundry
WE Deliver
A. D. Huffman
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
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