Banquet notes and community updates at Miss Mildred’s event
A disrupted report records a farm banquet with mentions of a queen and tiger analogy, gratitude to all attendees, and a nudge to buy tickets early for next year. It lists attendees Roy Inbody N Edwards E conference at Great Falls and notes sheep sales by Walter Investment Co. foreman Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etzevery
Pires Farm
Bureau
Sivez
Gheers
Ary Land Observer
Bob
Teton
Aenna
Roy” Inbody
Edwards
Great
Walls
Mr. Inbody
Mr. Edwards
Walter Investment . Co
Schultz
Chatéau This
Olsen
Walter
Minorar
Mara Miss
Argent
Bremer
Portland
Oregon
Alvin C. Hull
Bozeman
Mr. Hull
Macedon
Nick Bitz
Premium Center
Jack Gordon
Kevin
Choteau
Gordon
Norwegian Lutheran church services in Farmington add events
Farmington notes list Norwegian Lutheran church services on Sunday March 6 at 11 with Sunday school at 2 and preaching at 3 09 by Rev Culbertson. A Sunday school attendance contest Reds vs Blues runs to Easter. Literary meeting set for March 5 with Iona Davidson Winnie Stanger and Jewell Edwards on the program committee. Various local visits and social events follow including a lutefisk supper on March 12 and a community charivari dance last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson
Reds
Blues
Seeking
LeDesky
Iona Davidson
Winnie Stanger
Jewell Edwards
Mabel Merrick
Simms
J. W. Kerr
Great Falls
Earl Burgett
Farmington
F. W. Smith
Ladies
C. M. Swenson
W. G. Dauwalder
Donna Faye
Bole
Walter
Cecil Passmore
L. G. Passmore
H. E. Passmore
R. I. McClue
Cecil Huffman
Richard Reiding
Shirley Wallace
Gladys. Reeves
I. S. Martine
Mildred Baker
Rollin Clearman
Kensington
Henry Davidson
E. R. MacLean
Roy Inbody
J. B. Conner
Walter Edwards
Mac
Portiac
Miss Hadley
Vera
Jean
Helen
Mrs. Smith
Olaf Lindseth
Great
Benant Helsel
Chateau Hospital
Waterman and visitors track regional travels and talks
Rev I F Waterman returned from Minnesota via Shelby visiting R C Hauxwell. E H Ferris came back from Chicago stopping in Lewistown to see Fred Ferris and family. J E Riggs passed Collins en route south. Great Falls visitors included Ben Berringer E H MacLean Roy Inbody who spoke at the Farmers Congress. Mrs Ida Waterman and Mrs Dean Waterman visited Collins school and the primary grades. Henry Bramer and wife conducted business in Collins Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Waterman
Minnesota
Shelby
R. C. Hauxwell
E. H. Ferris
Chicago
Lewistown
Fred Ferris
J. E. Riggs
Collins
Great Falls
Ben Berringer
E. H. MacLean
Roy Inbody
Farmers’ Congress
Mr. Inbody
Ida Waterman
Dean Waterman
Collins School
Community Fun Feed At Chateau Hosts Local Residents
Attendance at the annual Farm Bureau Fun Feed in Chateau included Mr and Mrs Sandy Jones Jack Dawson Mr and Mrs J Lewis Mr and Mrs Carl Turner Mrs Lee Mr and Mrs Peter Laconette Mr and Mrs W J Earls Mr and Mrs Phillips Mr and Mrs G R Talbert Mr and Mrs Nick Wellenstein Mr and Mrs H J Moon Mr and Mrs Shawver Elmer Rowland Mrs Pauice Clarence Rowe Jim Campbell Miss Ju Mazgoda Jim Sheeble Jack Wright. The event concluded with several couples motoring to Great Falls for a district farm economic conference where Jones served as Teton county vice chairman and on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Phillips
G. R. Talbert
Nick Wellenstein
H. J. Moon
Shawver
Elmer
Rowland
Paulice
Clarence Rowe
Jim Campbell
Ju- Ma
Zgoda
Jim
Sheeble
Jack Wright
Sandy. Jones
Talbert
Great Falls
District Farm Économic Conference
Jones
Teton County
ayMr
H. J.moon
Sheridan
Wyoming
A. H. Sales
Breezy Hill Neighbors Share Spring News and Visits
Breezy Hill residents report spring vibes with birdsong and warmth. Martin Viegen faced a prank at a rain barrel. Henry Weist rolls feed for neighbors using a John Deere tractor. Manuel Schiepp and family visit from Brady. Everett Murphy visits from Nethart. Farm Bureau banquet attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Viegen
John Deere
Manuel Schiepp
Brady
H. H. Wuest
Everett Murphy
Nethart
Bill Simons
Farm Bureau
Chateau
H. H.wuest
Fred Fornfeist
Breezy Hill
McDuffy
Wolford Ranch
Grade School Promotes Good Manners Drive With Contest
Public schools launch a March one to April first good manners drive shaping six weeks of assemblies and grades. A poster contest on good manners will mark the end of the period. Third graders under Mrs. Craigs supervision performed a program this week with readings songs and drama. First graders work on Holland sand tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
First Grade Visitors and Grade Updates at School
The article lists absences and visitors for the week across grades one to eight. It notes Mrs Rodolph and other parents visiting, Lois Carver and Florence Edgar changing statuses, and pupils excelling in spelling and arithmetic. It mentions grade eight preparing final work and sixth to fifth grade projects beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon- Eckford -and- Roverts
Phil Rodolph
Charles’ Straight
Frances Rosengren
Nybo
Wm. Odenwald
Elmer Weaver
Ole: Nordhagen
Wells
Lois Carver
Campaign to Burn Mortgage for Father Flanagan's Home
Omaha based Father Flanagan's Boys Home mounts national drive to raise 103 200 by April 15 to burn the mortgage and keep the nonsectarian facility open. Founder Father E J Flanagan says the home relies on donations with no city church or state support and invites volunteers and chairmen to aid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Flanagan
Omaha
Nebraska
E. J. Flanagan
United States
Father Flandgan
President Coolidge Vetoes the McNary Haugen Bill
President Coolidge vetoed the McNary Haugen farm relief bill calling it economic folly and price fixing that would raise living costs. He urged alternative measures and cited an attorney general opinion declaring the bill unconstitutional in key provisions. The veto ends hopes for farm legislation this session.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Coolidge
Capitol
Sargent
A Serious Handicap Children
A teacher notes a child named George Washington faced a serious handicap and steadfast effort, recalling Washington’s reputed honesty as a lesson. A pupil affirms remembering the tale of Washington’s supposed inability to tell a lie.
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George Washington
Peru League Against Illiteracy Reports Early Literacy Gains
Forty men and women were taught to read and write in five months of activity in Peru by the league against illiteracy, formed last year to promote basic education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
League Against
Gold of the Ancients from Surface Sands to Mines
The ancient gold supply came mainly from surface sands and gravels washed for value. Early mining occurred in India Central Asia the southern Urals and near the eastern Mediterranean. Egyptians Romans and later explorers left traces of mining across Nubia Hungary Spain Britain and South Africa.
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India
Central Asia
Urals
Mediterranean
Nubia
Karl Peters
South Africa
Rhodesia
Petera
Hungary
Spain
Great Britain
Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Triumphs After Rejection
The Hartford Courant notes Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice faced initial rejection as First Impressions. After 14 years, publishers finally accepted the work and it gained rapid public acclaim. The piece highlights Austen’s critique of fashionable cruelty and social refinement.
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Jane Austen
Hartford Courant
Poetic Justice in a Sun Check Case
Ralph Jones recounts a moneyless fee tale when he defended a man charged with issuing worthless checks. Jones won acquittal, and the client paid his fee with a check for the sun. The next day the bank revealed the signer never banked there and the check was worthless.
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Ralph Jones
Jones
The
Sun
Potatoes Highlight Hidden Kindness in a Marital Spat
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader shares a scene from an East side grocery where a quarrel subsides as the wife points to customers and laments seven years of unacknowledged efforts. The tale pivots on a husband praising clean potatoes while neglecting affection, a moment stoking reflection on recognition and ordinary kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Diplomatic Magnate Uses Pictures to Impress Film Stars
A west coast theater magnate earned a reputation as a diplomat by entertaining important visitors and displaying a photo file of leading movie figures. When stars call, a quick picture switch places the guest’s image on his desk, guiding favorable impressions and avoiding friction with temperamental artists.
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West Coast
Strength of rings and their breaking strength
The article discusses experiments on the breaking strength of ductile rings of malleable iron. It notes that rings fail by almost pure tension and that strength is nearly independent of diameter. Ring strengths given: 2 inch ring 18.5 tons, 4 inch ring 19.9 tons, 6 inch ring 20 tons versus a bar at 10.5 tons.
Notable Actress Warns of Rainy Day Finance Pitfalls
Burlie Burke, famed former actress, warns that many actresses neglect long term planning. She cites missteps like risky stock tips, wildcat investments, and lavish purchases, noting some even rely on boyfriends for support rather than banks or savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlie Burke
Miss Burke
Liberty
Sidney Sutherland
Wallstreet
Gambais Villa of Bluebeard Sighting in Ruins
The Gambais villa where Landru killed and burned at least five of his eleven wives lies ruinous. Tourists glimpse the grim house from the road as locals doubt the mild bearded man could commit such crimes and face the guillotine in Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambais
France
Bluebeard Landreau
Versailles
Landru
Dignity Through the Ages and the Rise of the Regular Guy
A Baltimore writer argues dignity has shifted from a high virtue to a suspect pose. The piece notes Romans and barbars, then laments moderny fake poses. It contrasts natural dignity with the trend to conceal it or flaunt it as fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg Dkree
Bian
Orie
Baltimore
Will Rogers
Medical Research Work Funded by National Fellowships
Thirty seven research students devote themselves to medical sciences funded by national research fellowships announced by the national research council. Fellowships aid graduate students to complete specialized medical research training from contributions by the general education board and the Rockefeller foundation. Seventy fellows have already completed training and many have moved to academic positions in research and teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Research Council
General Education ,Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Thoroughbred Registration Standards and Ancestry Rules
The Bureau of Animal Industry notes no race track rule limiting entries to thoroughbreds. Non thoroughbreds rarely compete with bred racers. Registration hinges on both sire and dam being registered or eligible, meaning their progenitors were registered.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Roosevelt's Little Joke Reveals Roosevelts Human Side
Billie Burke recounts Theodore Roosevelt practicing practical joking in Liberty based on Flo Ziegfeld and Charles Dittingham. Roosevelt lured them after a banquet to walk in evening clothes to Oyster Bay, returning by train at daybreak. Flo barely moved for a week.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Billie Burke
Liberty
Flo Ziegfeld
Flo
Charles Dittingham
Oyster Bay
Weather to Order Weather in Pittsburgh Research Lab
In Pittsburgh researchers from the Bureau of Mines fit up rooms to study how weather affects respiratory diseases. They use electrical ice machines to make five tons daily and steam heat to reach temperatures from zero to 180 degrees above. Equipment creates fog rain and humidity from 15 to 100 saturation, with miniature storms produced by 20 small airplane propeller fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Mines
Cinnamon Lasted Twenty-Four Years in a Ghent Pantry
A Ghent New York couple, Clarence and Mrs Steverwald, married twenty four years ago. She ran out of cinnamon while pickling pigs feet and husband bought five pounds of stick cinnamon, then the lone sticks filled much of the Steverwald buggy. Now the last stick is used at butchering time to flavor a batch of hockles.
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Asoh
Ter
Zohra
Shadya
Zina
Aziza
Kanga
Aig
Ouall
Colonel Goddiot
la Revue Mondiale
Clarence Stewerwald
Ghent
N. Y
Steverwald
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Helen Kregness
President Coolidge
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Pe Estes
Tor
Boye
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Kind
House of Sinister History
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