Two Wheat Groups Recognized as Co op Members
Statement from Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America in St Paul says Minnesota Wheat Growers and South Dakota Wheat Growers were formally recognized as separate regional cooperative grain marketing associations by the Farmers National Grain Corporation at a Chicago meeting. It notes other pre act co ops and outlines positions on central planning plus upcoming talks in Chateau with Mr Thatcher.
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Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America
St. Paul
Teton County
Minnesota
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Chicago
Northwest
Minnesota Wheat Growers
South Dakota Wheat Growers
Northwest Grain Association of
Farmers Union Terminal Association of
North Dakota-Montana Wheat Growers
Grand Forks
N. D
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Farmers Nation Grain Corporation
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Minnesota Farmers Elevator Association
Northwest Grain Association
W. M. Thatcher
George Duis
W. J. Kuhrt
Farmers Union Terminal] Association
Thatcher
Chateau
Farmers’ Union
Community Visits and Weekend Travel in Choteau Area
Bynum Bert Stott and Wilson Moore and family spent Sunday afternoon in Choteau. Mr. and Mrs. N. Pearson left Sunday morning for a trip through Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rowely spent Saturday in Choteau. Fred Caufield's parents from Colorado are spending the summer here. Bert Fish was a Bole visitor Friday and Saturday. Milwaukee railroad officials M. E. Randall Geo. S. Craig and E. Bowen were visiting this section last week. Mary Burke visiting her daughter at Chateau hospital. she is mother of a baby girl. A. Bloom and wife spent Friday in Great Falls. Many Bynum people spent Saturday in Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Pearson
Yellowstone Park
Leo Howell
Emerson Rowely
Choteau
Fred Caufield
Colorado
Bert Fish
M. E. Randall
Geo. S. Craig
E. Bowen
Milwaukee Railroad
Mary Burke
Mart Hawkins
Chateau Hospital
Public Land Sale Notice and Estate Notice
Notice is given by the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana that W W Coffey of Chateau Montana Serial 074234 will offer a tract in Swiney Sec 24 Twp 24 N R W PM at public sale not below 4 00 per acre at 10 00 AM on July 14. Also Maggie Bannatyne executrix of Charles Bannatyne deceased announces creditors must file claims within ten months. First pubs June 5 and June 19 respectively.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
W. W. Coffey
Chateau
Swiney
Sec
R. W
P. M
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Cnanion -Hacuatyne
Maggie Bannatyne
Charles Bannatyne
Maddox & Church
Ford Building
Community Dance At Milwaukee Station Agawam Enjoys Crowd
A Saturday night community dance at the Milwaukee station Agawam drew a very nice crowd. The main diversion was dancing and at midnight a delicious luncheon was served. Attendees reported a most envyable time.
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Milwaukee
Agawam
Tax deed request from Western Agricultural Co. in Montana
The undersigned claims ownership of a tax sale certificate and ensuing taxes totaling 281.52 dollars with interest, and will apply to the Teton County treasurer on July 23, 1930 for a tax deed covering the described lands. First published June 19, last July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Western Agricultural CO
D. P. Fabrick
Notice of Tax Deed Application and Kudner Estate Claim
Notice states a tax deed application for land in Teton County Montana and a later estate claim notice for Frances L. Kudner. It details delinquent taxes of 177.52 dollars, tax sale certificates of 181.07 dollars, and the administrator’s notice to creditors with four months to file claims. The text names Frances L. Kudner’s estate, The First National Bank of Great Falls as administrator, and legal counsel Cooper Stephenson Hoover and George Coffey.
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Teton County
Montana
McCormick Deering No 8 Harvester Thresher Praised
The McCormick Deering No 8 Harvester Thresher is described as ideal for clean threshing with minimal grain loss. Elevator men report top prices for grain threshed and weed free kernels, with large capacity straw racks and a 48 square inch feed throat. The machine employs a spike tooth cylinder, ball beating, and a wide shoe sieve, backed by strong service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick-Deering
McCormick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spring Wheat
Aberdeen S. D
Fargo
United States Department of Agriculture
Bynum
Bert Stott
Wilson Moore
Frances L. Kudner
Deceas
George Coffey
Larson Building
First National Bank . OF
Cooper, Stephenson & Hoover
Mesner Qaqnid
Babi
Power
Morgan