Choteau Racketeers Win Twice in Weekend Basketball
The Chateau Racketeers defeated Conrad 37 to 19 and Cascade 40 to 32 over the weekend. Nauman led the Conrad game with early points while Peters sparked the Cascade win in the second half. A benefit dance at the K P hall Friday plans to raise funds for the state tournament in Great Falls with Cohoes and Tennant orchestras donating music.
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Chateau
Conrad
Cascade
Core
Harris
Loomis
Nauman
Cohoe
Smith
Racketeers
COLO
Earles
Peters
Cecee
Moore
Burns, Rg
Bleecker
Oadecbioyabtoscrsaptiang
Nices
Bust
Wall
Hey
Burns
K. P
Security Benefit Association
Great Falls
Tennant
K. P. Hall
Bank Situation Unchanged As Holiday Prolongs Uncertainty
There were no changes this morning in the banking situation. Local officials await definite orders from the governor while federal action is anticipated. The National bank holiday ends at midnight and business proceeds with normalcy as deposits and accounts are honored.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senator Larson Skeptical on Session Outcomes
Senator T. O. Larson returned from Helena criticizing the session as least effective of his career and warning that an extra session may be needed for budgets and appropriations. He blames Ray Shannon for blocking conference talks and notes his role in passing an income tax amendment in the senate and advancing bills on school consolidation and sheriff responsibilities. He helped secure a fish and game commission purchase requirement through the state purchasing agent.
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T. O. Larson
Helena
Ray Shannon
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Larson
Willis
Cascade
Fish and Game Commission
Hearing on Agawam Station Closure Request
A hearing was held yesterday on Milwaukee Road’s petition to close the Agawam station. Railroad officials N H Fuller and E M Randall testified for the company while local farmers John Lee John Gemar and Godfrey Torgerson spoke for residents opposing the closure. The commission took the matter under advisement.
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Agawam
Milwaukee Road
Leonard Young
Railroad Commission
N. H. Fuller
E. M. Randall
Great Falls
John Lee
John Gemar
Godfrey Torgerson
H. C. Kirby
Chicago
Kirby
Order of
C K Cutz Visits Local Bank Scene
C K Cutz formerly of Power State bank was in town yesterday for business and social visits. He now serves as cashier of the Stockmen's bank at Cascade and secretary treasurer of the Stockmen's Finance corporation. He reports about 60 000 head of lambs on feed in Iowa and sales to date netting 4 to 4 1 2 cents. Feeding operations have been a success.
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C. J. Cutz
Power State Bank
Ametine Sentenced to 30 Days for Third Degree Assault
Francis Ametine pleaded guilty in Justice Court to third degree assault and was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. Complainant Joe Stark testified after an altercation at Stark residence in the Cowgill addition, with Stark sustaining facial injuries including a broken nose.
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Draws
Francis Ametine
Justice Court
J. G. Jackson
Joe Stark
Stark
Cowgill
Tractors for Sale From Choteau Implement Co
Farmers urged to buy 18 McCormick Deering tractors in stock with prices from 100 to 250 dollars. Delivery to door and flexible terms offered to responsible parties. Choteau Implement Co. serves Choteau Montana.
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Power-Morgan Co
McCormick-Deering
Choteau Implement Coo
Choteau, Mont
Farm Home Suggestions From Montana State College
Thirty eight cows in the Dairy Herd Improvement association of Pondera county received certificates of merit and eleven herds were placed on the national honor roll. Old sheets may become tasteful curtains with a little dye. Remnants of upholstery materials may be used to make table mats to match furniture. Even old straw hats may be made into attractive sewing baskets. An accurate picture of the value of
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Dairy Herd Improvement Association of
Pondera County
Garden Study Reveals NY Farm County Yields and Costs
A survey of 172 gardens in three New York farm counties shows an average of 6 576 servings of vegetables per garden at 4 70 dollars outlay. Typical inputs include 75 hours man labor and 22 hours work labor per garden. Pulsed eggs and flood control potential noted.
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New York
Irrigation Garden Lath Tile System and Weed Control
County extension agents offer suggestions for a lath tile irrigation system to water scarce gardens. Using registered seed free of noxious weed seeds improves yields and reduces weeds compared with common seed.
Dairy and Poultry Incomes Compare 1932 and 1929 Figures
The 1932 gross income from dairy products was about 1,180,000 dollars, down from 1929 at 2,323,6,000. Poultry and eggs yielded 608,000,000 dollars, versus 1,254,000,000 dollars in 1929 in this period.
Gallery Gossip Highlights Legislative Session Moves
The article describes lobbying dynamics and key votes in the session. Walker and Donovan backed measures to curb street drinking. A utility tax bill failed on tied votes, while farm relief and tax exemptions faced mixed prospects. Judges gained two year mortgage ejection moratorium power, and Montana eyed a potential $100,000 gasoline venture. Kaulbach’s free-text bill for private and parochial schools died amid Senate amendments.
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Walker
Donovan
Senate
House
Mid-Continent
Montana
Kaulbach
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Agawam Station
C. K. Cutz
Montana State College
Oliver Hart-Park Power
Ernest Arensmeyer
Oliver
Northwestern
Dent
Stover
North Montana
Havre
Ing House Regulations
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C. C. Coffey
Chateau, Mont
Alvin C. Hull
Collins, Mont
John Deere
Teton Implement Co
Teton Service Coo
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Kentucky
Independent Tobacco
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McClure Bldg
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