Local Notes from Dutton and Surrounding Areas
Pacific Lutheran College student Leslie Carlson reports his chorus touring Oregon and Washington. Visitors include Anna Pearson and Dorothy of Troy Idaho. Several locals attend events, spread news of births and travel, and support community drives and elections.
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Leslie Carlson
Pacific Lutheran College
Parkland
Wash
Oregon
Anna Pearson
Dorothy
Troy
Idaho
Casper Frantzich
Ludwig Frantzich
Richard Munroe
Fort Collins
Cole
Eugene Johnson
Bill Stinchfield
Rochester
Maria Knutson
Denver Womans College
Trebesch
Morris Smith
Missoula
Mel
Farmington Community News Highlights Apr 2 Pot Luck Night
Farmington Hall hosts a pot-luck supper and community night Saturday April 2 with guest speakers Patrolman Hank Helf on highway safety and County Extension Agent Raymond Kelly sharing slides. Supper at 6 30 bring dishes and silverware funds aid hall kitchen. Visitors welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Helf
Raymond Kelly
Farmington Hall
Mr. Helf
Mr. Kelly
Hall Kitchen
Isaac
Gregor Tangen
John Chalmers
Abe Broere
George Kochman
Carl of
Bynum
Wayne LeDesky
John Depner
Robert Broere
Albert Carlson
Herbert Tangen
Cascade
Iverson
Abe Breere
Anna Marie Hanson
Cheney
Washington
Eastern College of Education
William van Setten
Gjert Carlsen
Kaare Larsen
Earl LeDesky
Wyoming
Onida Forsyth
Joe LeDesky
Great Falls
First American half page ad debuts in New York Journal
The New York Journal published its first American half page advertisement on July 18 1743 marking a notable expansion in newspaper advertising. This milestone reflects early commercial printing and growing reader engagement in colonial New York.
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New York Journal
Birds Identified in Great Smokies Reach Over Two Hundred
A survey of the Great Smokies in North Carolina reports more than 200 bird species identified within the park. Researchers note diverse avian life including raptors songbirds and waterfowl, highlighting the region as a rich habitat for wildlife study.
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Great Smokies
North Carolina
James J. Hill and the Great Northern’s Role in Minnesota’s Rise
In tracing Minnesota’s Territorial Centennial, the piece honors James J. Hill as a founder of the Great Northern Railway and a key empire builder. It highlights his push for diversification, experimental farming, soil conservation, and regulated transport without government subsidies, quoting his 1907 Kansan City address urging sober national problem solving.
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Great Northern
William Crooks
Minnesota
St. Paul
Inneapolis
Empire Builder
Chicago
Seattle
Kay
James J. Hill
Zcon
Empire Building
Paul
Lake Luthor
Puget
Great Northern Railway
Ion Games
J. Hill
Hill
Kansas City
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Dutton News
K. Hofto
Glenn Hansen
L. Trebesch
L. Harper
H. Dahl
Bert Halseth
Martin Schultz
Leo Toeckel
Frank Schabel
Diamond Valley Card
Everett Munroe
Nels Hemstad
Carol Johnson
Texas
California
Mr. Kessner
Millwood
LeRoy Goodell
Red Cross
Dutton
Louie Ringen
Columbus Hospital
Harry van Heel
Conrad
John Walstad
Hayden Lake
Gov
John Deere
T. J. Cheetham & Son
Dutton, Montana
OL Lemay
THE
Farmers Union
OIL and Shipping Association OF
Pendroy, Montana
Farmers Union Oil and Sh Ing Ass'n
Pendroy
Montana
Farmers Union Hall
Saturddo
George Sollid
Oscar Mehl Sollid
and Mehl
Farmington News
Mrs. LeDesky
Ture
J. W. Dillon
Normant
Dillon
Stantox
Brady Implement CO
Brady, Montana
Oliver Grain
Fairbanks-Morse
P. D. Mills
N. E. Fresee
Don Christenson
NAAC
Chick’s Shell Station
Acre
Thomas Paine
Ara
Grea Northern
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