No War Tax On Choteau Chautauqua Policy Change
A Treasury ruling says no war tax on Chautauqua tent admissions this season. Ellison White Chautauqua offices credit a new nonprofit policy, with Frank L. Smith joining to aid campaign plans. Local advertising head Otis Mellon has posters and tickets ready. organizers expect strong community response. Ford Plant Builds Nearly 109000 Cars In June Year production hits record highs despite backlog. Strong demand for economy and enclosed cars noted. output at Detroit and 22 plants reaches 108,962 units.
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U. S. Treasury Department
Frank L. Smith
Chappell
Nebraska
Otis Mellon
Committee On
Chateau
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
Factories plan July output of 109000 cars and trucks
The plan schedules 109000 vehicles for July, or 4860 per production day over 25 days. With eight hours of daily assembly, hourly output hits 545 cars. That means one Ford car or truck exits the line every six and a half seconds.
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Ford
Song Birds and Cherries in the Farm Balance
The San Francisco Chronicle argues that song birds control pests and save crops. If birds vanished, pests like worms aphids and blight would destroy forests and crops, driving down harvests and harming people.
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Efe
John Burroughs
San Francisco Chronicle
Electrical pilot cable tested in fog bound New York harbor
A dense September fog paralyzed New York harbor shipping, but a 14 mile electrical pilot cable from Ambrose Channel to the Narrows proved its worth guiding vessels. A steamship used the listening device and stayed on course, signaling a future for harbors with similar systems and widespread adoption.
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New York Harbor
Ambrose Channel
Narrows
Youth
Intellectual Competition Sparks Sardonic Debate
A humorous exchange features Senator Sorghum and an opponent debating literacy and attention. The dialogue highlights a push to simplify language to engage readers rather than overwhelm them with lengthy terms.
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Senator Sorghum
Weathered Portraits Inspire Across the Gallery
A New York critic notes a woman painter who exposes herself to weather and light more than any peer, shaping bold works. The article highlights her dedication and unconventional method, appraising her growing reputation in contemporary circles.
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New York
Tievald
Homestead Entry Notice from Great Falls Field Office
Department of the Interior U S Land Office in Great Falls Montana dated June 4 1921 announces Sidney F West of Fairfield Montana who on June 12 1918 filed Homestead entry Serial No 050086 for Lot 4 SE4SW4 and related actions expected under the 1918 law.
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Department’ of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Sidney F. West
Fairfield
Notice of three year land proof in Montana
SE%SEM% Sec 19 T 22N R 4W SEY% Sec 24 T 22N R 5W Montana Meridian owners seek to establish claim to land with three year proof before Fred Schoensigel U S Commissioner in Fairfield Montana on July 20 1921. Witnesses Al Udin Charles E Linquist Calf B Beckstad of Fairfield and Frank I Adams of Chateau. J A Barker Register. First pub June 16 last July 14.
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Township
Range
Montana
Meridian
Fred Schoensigel
U. S
Fairfield
al Udin
Charles E. Linquist
Calf B. Beckstad
Frank I. Adams
Chateau
J. A. Barker
Register
Notice of Public Land Claim by Abraham B. Jones
Abraham B. Jones of Browning Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim for SW1/4 SW Y, NWi4 SWY, section 20 township 24 north range 5 west Montana meridian before the U S land office in Great Falls July 27 1921. Witnesses are Charles Trost John A Niles Frank M Pinkerton and William Wrixon of Great Falls Montana. First pub June 28 last July 24.
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Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Abraham B. Jones
Browning
Township
Range 5 West
Meridian
Register
U. S. Land Office
Charles Trost
John A. Niles
Frank M. Pinkerton
William Wrixon
J. A. Barker
The Value of Small Savings and Quick Remedies
A conservative approach to savings shows ten dollars earned per hundred, with nine dollars spent on living. Frugal choices like seeds and Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy can prevent larger costs, including doctor bills, by acting early and cheaply.
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Chamberlain
Kids Parade In Bronx Protest High Ice Cream Soda Prices
More than a thousand Bronx children marched on Saturday to protest the high cost of ice cream sodas. They urged a return to the nickel price and planned to plead their case at the office of a beverage plant president, who was unavailable.
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New York
Bronx
Buckner
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Chautauqua
Ellison White
Choteau
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Jefferson Winter
Joseph Jefferson
Crow's Nest
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Mr. Winter
Jefferson
John G. Carlisle
Treasury
Carlisle
Crow’s Nest
G. Cleveland
L. E. Taylor Garage
Choteau, Mont
Prince Albert Ia
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
Jimmy Pipe
Prince Albert
Ford Repairing
Goodyear
Ford Sales & Service Station
W. Scherrer
Mgr
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