Pioneers Set July Fort Benton Convention Dates
Montana Pioneer Society plans to hold its annual convention in Fort Benton on July 16 17 and 18 to align with a Columbia River Historical Expedition stop July 18. The expedition sponsored by Great Northern railway will arrive July 18 and visit Great Falls Glacier Park and Lewis and Clark sites before continuing west.
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David Hilger
Montana Historical Society
J. R. Oberholzer
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Missouri
Glacier Park
Great Northern Railway
Ralph Budd
Great Northwest
Commercial Club
Pioneer Society
Oberholser
Goodsill Named General Passenger Agent for Northern Pacific
M M Goodsill rose from Helena Commercial Club secretary to general passenger agent for the Northern Pacific, announced in St Paul by A B Smith. He started February 1 1922 as immigration and industry assistant manager, then became assistant G P A in charge of advertising, later organizing tours. At 35 he is among the two youngest G P A s in the U S railroad service.
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Helena
That's Where the Great Dietary Mistake is Made
The article claims many experience tired mornings due to poor breakfast choices and promotes Quaker Oats as a balanced start. It highlights 16 percent protein 58 percent carbohydrate plus vitamins and bulk, noting quick 3 to 5 minute preparation and energy support through the morning.
Indian Fair Highlights Change at Browning Exhibit
At Browning agency during the fourth annual Short Course and Mid Winter Indian Fair Blackfeet life shows modernization. Exhibits include home canned foods and embroidered goods while men display crops and farm products. Governor Erickson praised progress and unity with An exhibit of progress milestones notes 1855 Stevens treaty and citizenship advances.
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Otto Thompson
Glacier Park
Montana
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Browning
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
J. B. Erickson
Ufe
Browning Fair
Reservation
Alfred Atkinson
The
Agricultural College
Bozeman
I. D. O’donnell
Billings
Blanche L. Lee
Frank B. Linderman
W. F. Cogswell
Montana State Board of Health
Mitchell
Great Falls
J. E. Erickson
Erickson
Work
Saturday Evening Post
Indian Bureau
Dr. Cogswell
Five–Year Program Drives Blackfeet Home Building Plan
The article traces Blackfeet reservation history from territorial bounds to 1896 occupancy and the shift from tepees to permanent homes. It highlights the Five Year Program a policy to spur industry, credit for livestock and equipment, cooperative farming, and the Piegan Farming and Livestock Association, with mills and a sawmill supporting improved living standards and self support.
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Rocky Mountains
Birch Creek
Glacier National Park
Cut Bank
Indian Affairs
Francis
Luepp
Piegan Farming and Livestock Association
Land settlement advisory board named by commissioner Bowan
Commissioner A H Bowman released the list of Montana land settlement advisory board members. Frank Venable of Butte represents the Montana State Association of Commercial Club Secretaries. J J O Shea of Roberts represents the Montana Farmers Union. H S Buel of Bozeman represents the Montana State Bankers Association. R W Reynolds of Lewistown represents real estate dealers. J L Humphrey of Great Falls represents mortgage loan companies. W S McCormack of Kalispell represents the federal land bank. W L Stockton of Clarkaton represents farm bureaus. W A Selvidge of Billings represents the Montana Development. Alfred Atkinson of Bozeman represents the Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. A F Ziebarth of Plentywood represents farmers in general.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
Montana
A. H. Bowman
J. L.humphrey
Great Falls
W. S. McCormack
Kalispell
Federal Land Bank
W. L. Stockton
Clarkaton
Farm Bureaus
W. A. Selvidge
Billings
Montana Development Association
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
A. F. Ziebarth
Plentywood
Wreath Placed Behind You're Next Sign Sparks Fear
Residents in a Cleveland suburb were startled when a funeral wreath appeared in a barber shop window behind a menacing You're next sign. Police investigated as locals described growing unease and sought reassurance from authorities.
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Cleveland
Larger Acreage of Spring Wheat Likely in Montana This Year
Wet fall weather curtailed winter wheat planting but soil moisture now in ground supports a larger spring wheat area than last year. Experts expect total 1926 acreage to rise slightly or significantly if normal moisture returns, aided by mild winters and furrow drill conservation.
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Montana
Billings City Moves to Foreclose Delinquent Tax Property
The Billings city council, with Yellowstone county cooperation, plans foreclosure on properties with delinquent taxes dating before 1922. Alderman F L Tik ton resigned to act as special counsel for the county in initiating proceedings. City seeks $193,611.25 in delinquent taxes and will sell after obtaining clear title at public auction.
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Billings
F. L. Tikton
Yellowstone County
No Indiana Man Appeared Before Supreme Court
A fragment notes that no Indiana man has ever appeared before the United States Supreme Court, reflecting on the state's representation in the high court.
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Indiana
United States Supreme Ourt
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Medicine Rock
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Missouri River
Milk River
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Satan
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Brooks-Scamien Lumber Co
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Butte
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