Repeal Debate Grows Over Prohibition and Control Plans
The piece argues repeal of the 18th Amendment is likely amid calls for a regulated system. It cites Canadian and Swedish models, emphasizing enforcement reform, with editor Dan Whetstone urging a national policing approach and life-tenure, performance-based incentives. Local notes cover social news and a veterinary warning on sweet clover poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Sweden
Dan Whetstone
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Whetstone
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Local notes from Bynum and surrounding area
Mrs. Morehead returned to Bynum after care at Chateau with Dr O Neil. Edwin Bingham's basketball teams visited Valier, boys losing 2 19 and girls 9 31. Hospital report: Mrs B Morten sen delivered a 9 lb baby girl. Gus Nelsen and family visited sister Mrs J Gerome in Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Rowley
Lulu Mortensen
Chateau
Edwin Bingham
Agawam
Washington
Ekel Cahoon
Fairfield
Ruben Moss
Valier
Dr. Maynard’s Hospital
B. Mortensen
Gus Nelsen
Local Brady Socials Highlight H D Club and Gatherings
Mrs Helen Waterman and Mrs Myrtle Lockhart visited Brady Friday with friends. The H D club met last Wednesday with a large crowd and a demonstrat ion by project leaders Bessie and Muriel Reiquam. New members Helen Waterman John England Martha Crane Geo Tomsha and Gertrude Funk joined bringing total to eighteen. Proceeds fund a community hall as parties and suppers continue to support the effort. Recreational party drew a large turnout. next is Friday night March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wateran
Myrtle Lockhart
Brady
Reo Coghill
Homer Thompson
Shelby
R. S. McClenhan
Clyde Baquet
Geo
Tohmsha
Banis
Adolph
Dick Klang
Lockhart Sisters
Mildred Waquet
H. D. Club
Bessie
Muriel Reiquam
Helen Waterman
John England
Martha Crane
Geo. Tomsha
Gertrude Funk
Milas Lockhart
Local Social Roundup From Gap Area
Ties and visits mark a week in Gap with Mr. and Mrs. McClenhan and the Dean Waterman family at the Meyers home. Meyers hosted Jer ris dinner guests last Wednesday as local pairs attended a dance in Bole. Windy days push gardens and incubators. Harry Wood assists Rollie Ferris with bachelor meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McClenhan
Dean Waterman
Mrs. Meyers
Eugene Jerris
Gap
Bole
Harry Wood
Rollie Ferris
J. L. Billings
Meyers
Mr. Emaar
Walter Haskel
Mrs. Hauxwell
Frazier
Soldiers lose elite status as maid with powder prevails
Fable recounts a soldier wielding power and a slave maid whose cosmetic powder alters social order. The tale ends with the maid gaining status as the army adopts her practices, illustrating how face powder shifts power dynamics and class roles from elite soldiers to the formerly subservient. Legal notices and land sale details follow, including desert land entry No. 010071 and a sheriff sale in Montana.
Lathrop sells stake in Browning paper to McIntosh
A Browning Chieftain notice states that L. K. Lathrop sold his share of the paper to partner D. T. A. McIntosh. Lathrop will stay on at the shop through the week and remains a former editor of Valerian Valerian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Chieftain
L. KK. Lathrop
D. T A. McIntosh
Lathrop
The
Valerian
Community Notes From Highview and Surroundings
Ross Roberts visits family while H H Jones repairs a Delco-Light plant. Families and friends from Pendroy Conrad Chateau Blackleaf and Denton visit or travel through Choteau with illnesses and hospital treatments mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thomas
Pendroy
Elsie Jones
Dupuyer
Mr. Hickman
Floyd Jatt
al. Jones
Pendrey
Albert Ven Boer
Sop
A G Roberts
H. I Passmore
Choteau
Fred Broeder
Anna Olson
James Mullaney
H. H. Jones
Chateau
Goren DenBoer
Pete
Conrad
Blackleaf
S. D. Jones Ranch
Priday
Chateau Priday
Mr. Shelton
Denton
A. G. Roberts
Ross Roberts
Maynard Hospital
Doris Jones
Helen Jardine
How Modern Women Lose Fat Safely Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss aid for women. It instructs taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast, cutting pastry and fatty foods, and weighing oneself after four weeks. The copy promises health gains and a money back guarantee if results are not superb.
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Adv
Heirs of Mary Ann Read Claim Montana Land Interest
The U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana on February 27 1933 announces heirs of Mary Ann Read deceased of Chateau Montana who on June 4 1903 filed a claim relating to land interests and notification of proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Mary Ann Read
Chateau
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Albert Nelson
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Dell Green
Roy Hanberg
Parley Schenk
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Lois Pearson
Baby
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Ruland Moss
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John E. Lee
Lucille
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Relief Society
Isaac Vance
D. G. Green
Fisher
O. K
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T. L. Gap
Neysw
R. W
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A. H. Stringham
Acting Register
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
County of
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George F. Miller
Octave
DeRusha
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Wnt
M. M
Eldorado Cooperative Canal Company
Chatear
A. D
T. J. Dellwo
Bert I. Packer
Ney
Browning
Highview
Albert DenBoer
Department OF the Interior
the Club
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J. H. Byler
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State of Montana
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M. S. Bullerdick
Choteau, Mont
Chateau, Mont
H. H. Higgins
Minnesota
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E. B. Maynard, M.D
Homeopathic Hospital
Chas. G. Roberts
Teton Laundry
A. D. Huffman, Prop
W. H. Gorham
Joseph Knudtzon
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Choteau Hospital
Dor. H. W. Bateman
Beaupre
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
E. J. Crary
McDonald Blook
Chas, G. Roberts
Coney Island
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