William Jennings Bryan Dies at Final Battle Scene
Dayton Tennessee reports the death of William Jennings Bryan, three time Democratic presidential nominee, from apoplexy. He collapsed in his room after a large dinner, with physicians noting death occurred 30 to 45 minutes before discovery. Bryan, a Spanish-American War colonel, planned to campaign against modernism and to be buried in Arlington, awaiting word from Bryan Jr. and honoring supporters poured in.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
A. C. Broyles
Bryan
Third
Nebraska Volunteers
Arlington
Jasper
Winchester
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
Hospital Remodeling Underway at Choteau
Work is under way at the Choteau hospital to convert the basement for the kitchen dining room and nurses rooms while freeing ground floor space for patients. Excavation is nearly finished and remodeling will start immediately.
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Choteau Hospital
Bynum Irrigation Coms Authorizes Bond Sale Notice
The Bynum Irrigation District formally authorizes publication of a 1 million dollar bond sale notice after a board meeting in Bynum. Next week bids will be called for project construction work with engineers to finalize specifications by midweek. Counselor Sterling M. Wood and family were noted to be in Billings after the meeting and Glacier Park trip.
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Bynum
Board of Commissioners
Acantha
Sterling M. Wood
Billings
Mr. Wood
Wood
Marjorie
Glacier Park
Odd Fellow Welfare Association Holds Marias Sunday Meet
Chateau hosts the Emarson ranch on the Marias river for the Five annual Three Link Welfare Association picnic uniting Teton Pondera and Glacier counties. G J Bonine Havre deputy grand master spoke. events included races horseshoe contests and a baseball game. Chateau attendees listed include Mr and Mrs C H Malcolm Mr and Mrs C H Porter Mr and Mrs Floyd Clark Miss Ruth Malcolm Miss Evelyn Hanson Carl Carlson Hal Ferris.
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Chateau
Emarson Ranch
Marias River
Three Link Welfare Association
Teton
Pondera
Glacier
G. J. Bonine
Havre
Montana
C. H. Malcolm
C. H. Porter
Floyd Clark
Ruth Malcolm
Evelyn Hanson
Carl Carlson
Hal Ferris
Bynum Defeats Choteau In Close 8–7 Game
Bynum edged Choteau 8 to 7 at Bynum as Hepin's youngsters held on for the win. Choteau committed seven fumbles and struck out none, while Bynum had four fumbles and seven strikeouts. Two double plays highlighted the defensive action as Calhoun and Noble connected on a key play for Bynum and Cardell-to-Berg furnished a Choteau twin killing.
Teton county eyes big hard wheat crop with winter planting
County Agent Robert Clarkson projects two million bushels of high protein hard wheat this fall, saying yields may reach 20 to 25 bushels per acre and most wheat grades No 1. He notes widespread use of power machines and longer hours easing harvest labor and boosting net returns. Clarkson favors trial furrow drilled winter wheat after observing Moccasin tests showing strong winter performance and resilience to drought once established.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
State Experiment Station
Clarkson
Teton County Students Seek Jobs For Next School Year
A number of Teton county high school students both boys and girls seek work to defray expenses for the coming year. County Superintendent Mrs Edythe Saylor urges citizens who can help to contact the superintendent's office.
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Teton County
Edythe Saylor
Pendroy Man Arrested on Bootlegging Charge
Pendroy resident Frank Pfrimmer was arrested last Saturday night by Under-Sheriff J. L. Billings on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor in violation of the prohibition law. He was released on $250 bond to appear for hearing before Justice J. E. DeHaas on August 30.
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Frank Pfrimmer
Pendroy
J. L. Billings
Pfrimmer
J. E. DeHaas
DeHaas
Baseball Box Score Highlights From Aug 2
Berg and Noble each had two base hits while Harris and Cardell were hit by pitches. Clarkson led stolen bases with three as Otness Guthrie Noble and Harris combined for 11 strikeouts. Calhoun and team pitchers issued walks and wild pitches with several double plays, and next Sunday features Bynum at Power and Dutton at Choteau.
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Choteau
Bynum
Hepin
Bynuya
Chateau
North Ders
Core
Cardell
Berg
Noble
Calhoun
R. Lackey
RH PO
Clarkson
Evenson
C. F
Wanegan
Bove
B. Cecssscessseesonee
Christensen
R. F
Guthrie, c
Otness
McDonald
J. Lackey
Golding
S.s
Harris
Best
Robe
Nelson
Guthrie
Power
Dutton
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RGU
Haan Ede
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Clarkson Memeccasaeerssa Serernensecas
Cardell Nesta de Coggte Ser Patenseenensc
Evenson Seacees Scene Sececenseewences
Wanigen
PWL
Powecy -Nene Nnnecenweseeee
Reeceanes
Bynum Seenes
Dutton Ddadaat
Sonenceeeveewessese
Choteau Power
Bynum and Power
Milwaukee to Conduct Agricultural Education Campaign
Milwaukee to hold agricultural education meetings in Montana counties served by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway this fall. E. E. Brewer says aims include bringing scientific farm knowledge and fostering railroad settler cooperation for profitable, permanent state development. Meetings planned for Teton county at Fairfield and Chateau, with topics decided by local communities.
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Montana
Yoad
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Fairfield
Chateau
Brewer
Commercial Club
Kevin Review Editor Indicted for Libel by U S Govt
Robert Bruce Thompson editor of the Kevin Review was arrested after being indicted by a federal grand jury in Helena for printing a libelous article about U S postal inspector J S Swenson. The piece appeared in the Kevin Review on April 30, 1925.
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Robert Bruce Thompson
Kevin
Kevin Review
United States
C. S. Dennis
Post Office
J. S. Swenston
Thompson
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Helena
Owenson
B. K. Wheeler
Gordon
J. S. Swenson
United States Postal Inspector
Federal Men Nab Forty Canadian Beer In Chase
Federal agents stopped a runner near the Te ton bridge in the Collins section. Seven officers seized a car and forty cases of Canadian beer before taking the suspect to Great Falls. Details on the victim and the arrest are not provided in the dispatch.
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Federal Prohibition
Teton Bridge
Collins
Chateau
Great Falls
Sun River drainage campfire ban extended to Aug 31
Fire permit required for all campfires across the Sun River watershed from July 21 to August 31. Permits available at multiple ranger stations and Forest Service offices. Supervisor E H Myrick cites past fires and ongoing drought, noting dry conditions remain hazardous despite recent light rain.
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Sun River
E. H. Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
Reclamation
Ear Mountain
Wrong Creek
Teton
Willow Creek
Benchmark
Chateau
Myrick
Arsenic Creek
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Tourist Park hosts 100 visitors this week
Registration shows one hundred tourists stayed at Chateau camping park this week. The Woman's Club records indicate up to fifty more may have visited on two additional nights when the registrar was absent. Names of many travelers from across the United States and Canada are listed in the register.
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Chateau Camping
Oscar Joanis
Woman’s Club
Joanis
Choteau
United States
Choteau Hotels
the Register
J. R. Whitman
Brookline
Mass
W. E. Saul
Lewiston
Iil
G. T. Fleet
L. P. Brady
Great Falls
F. Wenetkenp
F. O. Jones
Chicago
Chas. Titus
Gasquit
Calif
Meistad
Dallas
Tex
F. Renolds
R. Goodkin
Thomas Sanford
Edwin Kenny
John Logan
W. A. Whittmore
J. S. Hoover
Buffalo
New York
Drive for Fund to Rebuild Quake Shattered Schools
The drive in Teton County and statewide seeks to raise about 100000 dollars to restore Gallatin county school buildings in Manhattan and Three Forks damaged by recent earthquakes. State officials Gov Erickson and others back the effort with Sam D. Goza as state chairman and C. J. Cutz among local organizers.
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Teton County
Gallatin County
Manhattan
Three Forks
State Board of Examiners
J. E. Erickson
C. T. Stewart
L. A. Foot
Sam D. Goza
Helena
Drive
Mr. McDonald
McDonala
McDonald
Chateau
Stockmens State Bank
Erickson
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W.j.bryan
Bynum Irrigation Coms
ODD Fellow Welfare Association
North Endora
First National Bank
U. S. Liberty Loan
Wheat County
Har
Ris
Batting
U. S&s
Robert Thompson
Citizens State Bank
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