Two Scouts Raised to Star Rank at Camp Honor
The last Boy Scout court of honor of the season was held with R D Cook in charge. Paul Baillie Stanley Smith earned Star Scout rank and Mike Mozer also received the First Aid merit badge. Camp Jefferson runs July 9 to 16 with Chateau Troop paying 20 dollars plus bedding and grub. Dr. B J Crary urges all Chateau Scouts to attend.
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R.D. Cook
Mr Cook
Great Dalls
Clayton Lupton
Area Council Executive Board
Paul Baillie
Stanley Smith
Stanley
Mike Mozer
Cook
Jefferson
Chateau
B. J. Crary
Dr. Crary
Teton County Receives 935 From Beer License Fees
The state board of equalization reports April beer license fees total 159175 with 23876.75 for admin costs. Counties will get 67649.20 each share with a like amount to the state general fund. State Treasurer James Brett will remit checks. Teton County receives 935 though the check has not yet arrived.
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State Board of Equalization
James Brett
State General Fund
Teton County
Women Good Spenders Highlight U S Commerce Report
The United States Commerce Department credits women with annual merchandise purchases near 40 billion dollars out of a national total of 53 billion. The finding underscores women's significant role in consumer spending across the nation.
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United States Commerce Department
Roosevelt policies dominate early administration record
An economic highlights survey notes tax cuts, farm relief, tariff truce, and defense cuts under Roosevelt. It reports $1.0 billion in annual savings from cost reductions and reorganizations, legalization of beer, farm program details, and gold standard end followed by anti-hoarding laws. Weather notes: May rainfall in Chateau at 2.97 inches, near normal 2.56.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Chateau
Similarity in Problems by Hi Ho Sage of Chinatown
Quote from Hi Ho of Chinatown in the Washington Star about problem similarity. It notes that small early errors in calculation lead to larger mistakes the more effort is spent. The remark emphasizes careful initial steps.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Stern Scottish Justice in Musselburgh Coal Merchant Fined
A Musselburgh coal merchant pleaded guilty and was fined for trading with a welding machine that was false and unjust, despite a scale that favored his customers in a stern Scottish justice context.
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Musselburgh
Scotland
Happiness Recipe Quote by Andre Maurois
A new aphorism notes the first recipe for happiness is to avoid too lengthy meditations on the past. The line by Andre Maurois suggests living in the present and embracing forward motion.
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Andre Maurois
For Rent Modern House by June First in Great Falls
Rental notice for a modern house available by June 1. Contact Gay Bagley or F. W. Curtis in Great Falls for details. The fragment mentions a rental listing with two contact names.
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Connor
Chateau
Gay Bagley
F. W. Curtis
Great Falls
For Sale: Farm Equipment and Used Cars
Classified items list farm implements including Flying Dutchman plows and a Moline binder, plus new and used machinery from Teton Implement Co. and a selection of Good Used Cars a 1930 Chevrolet coach 1929 Ford coach and a 1928 Hupmobile roadster offered by Teton Service Co.
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IFOR
Chas. H. Connor
Chateau
John Deere
Teton Implement Co
Teton Service CO
Pioneer Orsdell Aids Travelers and Founds Choteau Church
Orsdell covered in gumbo helps travelers and rejects thanks, then leads a baptismal service at Old Agency. His growing kindness spurs a Protestant move in Choteau resulting in the 1895 First Methodist church. Chief Joseph’s warpath and attacks devastate Winter’s and Hamilton’s ransacked ranches, with casualties among riders and settlers.
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Orsdell
Old Agency
Eee
Joseph
Mr. Hood
Winters
Montague
Hamilton
Indian Attacks on Ranches Near Old Agency Describe Savage Times
The narrative recalls bands of Indians attacking remote ranches with no fortifications. One party wounded none, another killed Mr. Cooper near his home. The Cooper family lineage links to O. G. Cooper, cattleman of the early days, with descendants in Choteau and New York City. Continued next week.
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Cooper
O. G. Cooper
Old Agency
McDonalds
Choteau
Charles McDonald
Chateau
Schmidlapp
New York City
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Bermudas
E. J. Sullivan
Pendrey
Mont
G. H. McDonald
J. M. Weaver
Gitf
H. R. Thompson
Farmington
Jas. Eckford
Picup
Taylor Garage
Teton and Choteau
Davis Hotel
Central Avenue
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Prop
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Ford
Detroit
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