Nicaraguan Situation Viewed Through Press and Policy
The column cites criticism of Coolidge and Congress over Nicaragua policy. It defends U S actions, questions demagogues, praises Sandino criticism, and urges balanced judgment toward Marines in jungle conflict. It contrasts Wheeler and Sutherland with a call for legitimate debate and support for U S officials.
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Coolidge
B. K. Wheeler
United States Senate
Congress
Nicaragua
Uncle Sam
Augustus Caesar Sandino
Sam
Sutherland
Sandino
President Coolidge
Notable Conviction Echoed at Pan American Congress
The article notes a strong belief in the speaker's correctness amid global reception, highlighted by recent proceedings at the Ma vana Pan-American congress where his stance attracted attention.
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Lieves
Etanns
Navy program debate as War ren Harding praised
Harry Lauder lauds Warren G Harding for his Washington disarmament speech. The Geneva talks failed to curb armaments, prompting Wilbur to push 71 ships costing about 740 million dollars. House naval committee approved 16 ships for 274 million despite submarines being dropped. Public support seen high, questioned reversal of anti arms stance.
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Harry Lauder
Saturday Evening Post
Warren
Harding
Washington
Wilbur
Navy Department
Congress
House Naval Committee
Butler
Naval Committee
United States
France
John Bull
February 1928 Commissioners Proceedings Open Road Petition and Finances
The February 6 1928 meeting opened with Kerr acting chair after Jones was absent. Audited claims were reviewed. February 7 covered further audited claims. February 8 approved depository receipts from Citizens State Bank Chateau for 15000 and Farmers State Bank Pendroy for 9000. A Pendroy delegation sought a road opening near Porter Beach school. Six fire extinguishers were ordered for county use. Wm E Pinnell named hide and beef inspector for Chateau area. Coroner's report on a death was examined and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank of
Chateau
Farmers’ State Bank of
County Treasurer Report and Warrants for December 1927
The county treasurer presents the quarterly report for the December 1927 period with salaries and warrants listed for January 1928. Items span general, road, poor, bridge funds and miscellaneous expenses including county officers salaries, sheriff, coroner, county agent, and various suppliers. The board adjourned sine die after approving the accounts.
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Chester Ross Field
W. H. Webb
M. M. Webb
Clara H. Baker
JT. H. Givens
Otto Wagnild
E. D. Forrest
Janea Era Medea Cel
Daateesten
Eva M. McDonald
Jan- Murfy Etie Dal Dasiaccaesenener Ceesennene
Perry T. Hannan
Amanda H. Packer
M. C. Crawford
A. C. Burbank
Peggy T. Hannan
Jan- Vaty
Premium Center Partners with Collins in Community Hall Move
Edwards Swanson McDuffie and McLean haul Mon Wolfer’s wheat to town while Don and Frank care for the woolies. Mr. Alex Lemmon buys a farm on Burton Beach. Mr. Lincoln plans to farm his place. Mr. and Mrs. McLean visit Woodwards. Mac and Fred play violin and piano as Mrs. Woodward shows talent. Sunday services at Hull school house with 2 pm Sunday school and 3 pm preaching, no services March 10 due to conference in Great Falls.
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Collins
Edwards
Swanson
McDuffie
McLean
Mac
Fred
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land in Montana
Department of the Interior announces that Bidney C. Campbell of Bynum Montana, who earlier filed a homestead entry on June 2 1922 for parts of sections 1 and 6 in townships 36 and 26 north, seeks final three year proof before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Choteau Montana on March 28 1928. Witnesses listed include J L Collins Bynum and F C Campbell. First pub Feb 16 last Mar 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land
Great Falls
Montana
Bidney C. Campbell Lef Bynum
Montana Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Choteau
J. L. Collins
BE. Brotherst Smith
Bynum
H. H. Collins
Pendrey
F. C. Campbell
Bynum, Monana
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Akter
ABC
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Algon Udin
W. D. Jones
Kerr
Longwall Roundup
A.C. M. Co
Bear Creek
Montana Coal and
Iron Bear Creek
Adams Oil Co
Chevrolet
Fisher
POWER
Morgan Coo
January Eall
SAME
James Smith
Geo. Sollid
Teton County Farm Bureau
Csscecesceseee
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Chateau Acantha
City Water Department
Wat- Wder
Court House
John W. Graham & Co
Blanche M. Jacobson
Meda McLean
Harry F. Benson
Anna E. Stafford
Ssccessneee Co
W. G. Bloomdahl
J. Cutz
Farmers State Bank
Pendroy
Harper Ilustrating Syndicate
Montana Association Co
Mountain States Tel
Tel. Co
C. James Smith
Charlotte Looney
Continental Oil Co
Fuel Oil General Fund
Industrial Accident Board
TMU
United Chemical Co
E. C. Waldron
Algon Odin
Maneenne
Clyde Kraber
Palmer
Peterson
Eckel Mercantile Co
Great Northern Railway Co
Hirshberg & Co
Klockler
Riverside Machine Works
Obert Peterson
Salary County Surveyor
Expenses County Surveyor
C. A.peterson
Power-Morgan Co
Ceesecehesepnees Aventevavasdeccuctupeckere
Hartwick Nelson
Wrek
Geo. Slanger
Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
M. A. Cort
Hilda Anderson
Edith Berglund
Bessie Camden
Ellen Dennison
Math Pederson
Rosa Pfeifle
Dole Ove
Good Shepard Industrial School
Montana State Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Meee
F. Carlson
J. W. Eberl
C. H. Ferris
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Hesee
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Ray R. Porter
A. Purkett
Rocky Mountain Elevator ‘Co
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Monarch Lumber Co
Ole Olson
Lytton V. Strom
Jas. T. Wheeler
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Board of County Commissioners
M. D. Nicholson
Register
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bleck
Yrote
Choteau HospiTal
Drs
E. B. Maynard
Homeopathic
Chateau, Montana
Physical Therapy
Larson
U.S. Commissioner Notary Public
J. H. Byler
Mont
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