Local notes from Farmington district life and events
Mary Hanson remains seriously ill but shows improvement as neighbors and friends share visits. Nursing class meetings continue with plans for June 27, while the Non-Partisan League hosts a picnic. Minnesota travel, Glacier Park trips, and local church activities are noted along with school terms ending and Luther League meetings.
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Farmington
Mary
Hanson
A. Larson
John Fptewards
Non-Partisan League
O. Linaseth Grove
Marvin Brandt
Kreuger
Manda Lindseth
Galen
Ten Dolalje
H. B. Hanson
Bole
Luther League
Ladies South Sewing Circle
Miss Varenson
Fairfield
Dorothy
Bryston
Dennison
War Risk Insurance ends. five year conversion window opens
Congress signed a joint resolution March 2 1921 terminating war risk insurance for purposes of War Risk Insurance effective March 3 1921. Service men must convert all War Time or Term policies within March 3 1921 to March 3 1926, five year window. Telegram from Montana state supervisor notes Treasury decision sixty seven.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Congress
Montana
Treasury
J Cain House Sale Planned in Chateau Soon
The writer announces plans to sell the J I Cain house in Chateau and the Mr. Smith creamery property leased for years with a good dividend. Interested parties should address a letter to N Whitacre, care Beaupre Hotel, conveying interest before arrival.
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Chateau
J. I. Cain
Beaupre Hotel
Mr. Smith
N. Whitacre
Care Beaupre Hotel
Choteau
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Internal Treatment Claims
An advertisement promotes Ball's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy taken internally. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, destroy the disease's foundation, and improve general health. Sold by druggists with free circulars from I. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Ball
Hall
Nature
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Douglas MacLean in The Home Stretch at Paramount
Douglas MacLean returns to town next Sunday in Paramount Pictures new Thomas H Ince comedy The Home Stretch. The film is described as a racing romance filled with thrills and laughs and features the popular young star in a lively release.
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Douglas MacLean
Paramount Pictures
Thomas H. Ince
Classified Ads Open Creek oil field for sale at 22.50 acre
Quick sale classified notes offer Creek oil field at 22.50 per acre. Listing shows contact Louis Owens in Cho teau Montana with P O Box 242 21. Other ads request sale of oil pull engine and plows, Ford touring car body, and hay contracting by C K Malone in Choteau.
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Low Creek
Louis Owens
Choteau, Mont
P. O
Object Lessons in Fuel Saving Film Series
The moving pictures will educate on efficient fuel use with 50 minute films showing boiler operation, testing, and fuel economy. They will be distributed to states for educational propaganda and linked to official bulletins on boiler and furnace testing and fuel analysis.
Great Game Farm Planned in Louisiana Wildlife Reserve
The legislature plans a vast game empire along the Gulf of Mexico spanning 75 miles and 500 square miles. Marsh Island holds 78,000 acres donated by Mrs. Russell Sage for a state game refuge, plus 85,000 acres in Vermillion and Cameron parishes from the Rockefeller foundation. Adjacent lands include the current McKhenny estate holding 60,000 acres and the anticipated 85,000 acre Grand Chenier tract the state aims to acquire soon.
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Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Marsh Island
Russell Sage
Vermillion
Cameron Parishes
Rockefeller Foundation
McKhenny
Grand Chenier
Poor Dancer Ends Up With A Tactful Reproof
A teenaged narrator recalls learning telegraphy from a friend and attending a club dance. After an awkward moment with a poor dancer who stepped on him, a nearby girl quietly remarks that he need not advertise the fact, delivering a sharp social rebuke.
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Chicago Tribune
Reducing the Surplus in English Voting Debate
A discussion notes equal suffrage as a serious matter in England where more women than men are entitled to vote. A remark claims danger is removed because no syoman can vote unless she is not under thirty. The exchange highlights age-based voting constraints as a social issue.
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England
Doan’s Kidney Pills Enduring Relief Claim
Mrs. R S Andrews of Great Falls Montana credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with curing backache rheumatic pains dropsy and kidney disorder after using the product. She reports lasting improvement and no trouble since the cure and notes the medicine cost 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY backs the remedy with this testimonial.
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Dean
R. S. Andrews
Eighth Ave
Great Falls Mont
Doan
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Heider
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W. P. von Schrilt
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J. J. Greene
Wil
F. P. Goodwin
Ifor Sale
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T. We ‘Smith
Mary Hansen
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L. E. Taylor
Bottswitz
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FORD
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Midland Mail Order House
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Estray
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Sloan
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