Types of government cows and our national task
An editorial cites a syndicated piece comparing government systems via a two cows metaphor. It argues the key to national productivity lies in private ownership and local responsibility, urging focus from national to individual and local units to fix governance.
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Henry Wallace
United States
America
OPA
Good Time to Sell Land Amid Market Highs
The article notes unusually strong crop yields this year and high wheat prices, suggesting now is a favorable moment to sell land and surplus secondary crops. It warns deflation could alter gains, advising cautious investment and potential rapid disposal of excess property.
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Cheteas
Europe
Western Montana Editors Welcome to the Missoula County Times
The note discusses editor terms and page edits for the Western Montana paper, referencing staff, layout, and upcoming editions. It mentions May dates, local places like St Ignatius, and community reporting practices involving readers and contributors.
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Western
Montana
Missoula County
Ignatius Boyd
St. Lenat
Ala Roester
Woolen Yarns and Fabrics Overview
Woolen yarns come from shorter fibers and cross neatly in carding. They are softer and fuzzier than worsted yarns. Woolen fabrics, spun from these yarns, are looser and heavier, used in suits, coats, tweeds, flannels, novelties, and horsehair blends.
Local Visit and Community Notices From Pendroy Area
Pendroy residents and Seattle visitors gathered for social visits with local creatives and friends. The week featured church meetings, open open air outings at Glacier Park, and reports of lane cleanup and hospitality events as Mayweather.
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Avis Denmale
Ees
Seattle
Dasae Jones
Pituers
Bes
Joan Jones
Mina
Pete Palbright
Aindy
Kabspead
Rey Tohns
Cecil Morey
Mia
Vie OG
Mores
Towa
Glacier
Pete Kelly
Ed Davis
Bynum
Theate van Cheteau
Ste Raw Page
Rae Eronome
Penny Fishy
Dott
Qhertlee
Rey Page
Jo Gautaere
Sunday church services and local visits noted
Saturday travel to Gacevark and visits by Mrs. GG and others are recorded. Church services on Sunday July 21 will start at 3 perv, then change to 8 50 aen the following Sunday. Families from Kalispell Augusta and Northart plan weeklong stays and arranging outings for attendees.
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Gacevark
GG. DO Porter
Peverls Mitene Do
Wired Mee
Faller
Galdizen
Kalispell
Dyer
Mitchell
Augasta
Miss Dickensen
L. B. Penchoys
Hurch
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Pendroy
Lee Hamer
Khe
Citizens State Bank
Federal Reserve System
North Montana Fair
Counse
Jimmie Lynch
Death Dodgers
North Montana State Fair
Leo J. Cremer
Cy Tallon
Norma Shoulders
Fort Worth
Texas
Georgia Sweet
Belvidere, S. D
Betty Willis
Hollywood
Lik
Drum Corps of
Great Falls
North Montana
Acantha
Rep
Malone’s Pharmacy
ANP
McCormick-Deering
Finife & Tool Grinders
Dale
Fur
Chateau Sales & Service
Sturgis Hardware and Automotive Parts
Choteau
Ontana
Oliver
Hanson Bros. Garage
Oldsmobile Sales & Service