Farmington Notes Include Supper Bazaar and Local Visits
The Ladies' Aid society will host a supper and bazaar at the Norwegian Lutheran church on November 4 to aid the church fund. O. O. Philips of Dryad Washington visited the Longmuirs and may relocate near Chateau for access to the high school. Howard Torkleson finished threshing. Mrs. Longmuir hosted an Auxiliary gathering with several attendees. A shed accident at T. S. Gap killed two horses and injured one during threshing. Mrs. Alice Hanson visits from Bole. Misses Dena and Winnie Brossma and John Brossma attended a dance in Agawam. Delmar Clark spent time on his Chester area homestead.
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Farmington
Cce Cecaeaee
Ladies’ Aid Society
Norwegian Lutheran Church
O. O. Philips
Dryad
Washington
Longmuirs
Phillips
Montana
Chateau
Howard Torkleson
Longmuir
David Davidson
Margaret Schmidt
Lauris Otness
Delmar Clark
Edleroy
J. W. Kerr
Veum
Holm
T. S. Gap
Alice Hanson
Bole
Dena
Winnie Brossma
John Brossma
Dick Reiding
Agawam
Chester
Straw shed collapse kills two horses in Alvin Holm’s yard
A straw shed owned by Alvin Holm collapsed on Wednesday night, killing a horse owned by Anton Holm and another belonging to Axel Larson, with two more horses crippled. The report also notes community events and local happenings including a democratic rally at Bob and a Wiseman school basket social raising $63.25.
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Alvin Holm
Anton Holm
Axel Larson
Agawam Roundup of Local Visits Events and Births
In Agawam a Tuesday rally at the Porter school house drew attendees from the community. Mrs. Frank Hannum and Mrs. George Porter visited, Miss Nina Richards returned home after visiting Miss Iane Hesselbrave, and Ole Waynild with son Alfred traveled to Brady. Elmer Rowland visited the Pierce home, a Northern schoolhouse basket social raised funds with some baskets selling at fifteen dollars each. Mrs. Otto Schaefer and Mrs. Reader were visitors in Bynum. Morehart’s grain topped the season’s threshing with fifty four bushels per acre. Martin Viegen sold his farm to Anthony Schaefer. G. D. Porter sold the John Young place for thirty five dollars per acre. Glen Pierce is ill. The Talifson home welcomed a baby boy on the 26th, and Miss Putz arrived October 17 to live with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Putz, the town’s first birth in Agawam.
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Porter School
Frank Hannum
George Porter
Nina Richards
Iane Hesselbrave
Ole Waynild
Alfred
Brady
Elmer Rowland
Pierce
Otto Schaefer
Reader
Bynum
Mr. Moreharts
Martin Viegen
Anthony Schaefer
G. D. Porter
John Yound
Glen Pierce
George’ Talifson
Miss Putz
Peter’Putz
Agawam
Patience the key to Wall Street success says investor
A writer argues that gambling on luck in Wall Street fails and patient, value driven investing wins in the long run. Observers fear a temporary harvest of prosperity after war and warn that overdone promotions may burden markets. The presidential election looms as a major prosperity factor guiding investor judgment.
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Wall Street
Jasper
Leslie’s
A. Barton Hepburn
New York
J. P. Morgan
Austria
Passage from pulpit to vestry room joke
A witty quip contrasts a clergyman’s long sermons with Father Healy’s humor. Healy notes he liked one passage especially, the move from pulpit to vestry, delivering a humorous critique of pomp versus practicality.
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Healy
Father Healy
A Valuable Fish Sturgeon Catch Stirs Cape Coast Debate
Fishermen along the cape's southern shore report catching large sturgeon but returning them to the water due to uncertainty about handling the sizable fish. The note highlights a lack of preparation and potential value these catches represent for local markets.
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Cape
Various Classified Notices and Animations From The Acantha
A mix of sale and trade offers include a Franklin roadster for cattle barter, and a request to inquire at the Chateau Acantha office. Also Mae Murray stars in To Have and To Hold at the Royal theater with a large Lasky company. Additional items cover livestock, lost gelding, house sale, loans on farms, hay purchase, and a used Underwood typewriter sale with other small classified lines.
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Franklin Roadster
Chateau Acantha
Mae Murray
Luasky
the Royal
Jesse L. Lasky
Mary Johson
Virginia Colonies
Paramount
Miss Murray
Joselyn
Teton County
Beach
Chateau
W. F. Scott
Harrison Ave
Helena
Mon
Foolish Question Soldier Encounter
An old exchange recalls a shell not bursting and a soldier reporting a surprising bite from a stray dog as a humorous wartime moment.
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Dr. Price
T. L. Bench
Williams
Cordova
Dr. Jones
Col. Ferris
Walfred Johnson
Bob
John Holm
Torsen
Hazel Hane
Wiseman School
Black Cats
Dick Anderson
THE
Ford
Detroit
Power-Morgan CO
Si Bete
City Water Works
Sven
Court House
Choteau Hospital
Porter-Morgan Co
Rhode Island
E. H. Ganong
D. Bedore
Choteau
Mont. Ute
Acantha
J. W. Johnson
Ganong
Leigh
King James the First
America
Wallace Reid
Tom Forman
Raymond Hatton
James Neill
Lucian
S. H. Ziegler
Littlefield
Lasky All Star Stock Company
Tmarket
Old Colony Memorial
T. Iz. Ganong
U. M. Sanders
Power
John A. Gleason
Foot & Foot
J. H. Rathjen
Shelby
Mont
F. W. Baller
Choteau, Mont
Maynard Genger
Fairfield
J. J. Corrigan
Portage, Mont
Underwood Typewriter
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