Local Social News and Church Notices in Farmington
Farmington community notes list visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Carl Hanson visiting H B Hanson of Bole and a surprise bridal shower for the bride's home. Teachers institute met at East Farmington with Medley and senior normal trainees present. Luther League to host a hymn slides and missionary talk at the church with no admission. Sunday school 11 and preaching 3.
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Carl Hanson
H. B. Hanson
Bole
al Mdolalie
Grace Crocker
Chalmers
Osknes
Bob
Piper
Teachers’ Institute
East Farmington
Miss Medley
Luther League
Y. M. C. A. Workers
Great Falls
Wus
Henry Davidson
Netta Iivenson
Mabel Hanson
Methodist Church Notes Armistice Day Service Plans
After a public meeting in the high school auditorium Legion members will march to the Methodist church for a two minute prayer period from 12 to 12 02. Rev Bush of the Episcopal church reads scripture. Harry T Stong leads the post prayer. Divine worship at 10 30 with a sermon on Combined Characteristics of the Dove and the Serpent Essential for Every Christian. Sunday school 11 30 Junior League 3 Epworth League 6 30 no preaching Sunday night. Ladies Industrial meets Wednesday 3 pm.
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The
Legion
M. E
Rev. Bush
Episcopal Church
Harry T. Stong
Epnorth League
Epworth League
Ladies’ Industrial
Powder River Coming war picture at Royal theater
A new film titled Powder River will be shown Tuesday at the Royal theater. The production features the 91st 42nd and 2nd Divisions and follows western soldiers from departure from American ports through their battles in France revealing their fighting spirit.
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Royal Theater
Griffith
Powder River
Montana
Wyoming
Great West
American
France
Harding Proclaims Armistice Day a National Holiday
President Harding issues a proclamation declaring November 11 a legal holiday to honor those who died in the late world war. The observance centers on the unknown American soldier to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Harding
St Stephen's Church Plans Services and Aid Sale
St Stephen's Church in Choteau plans 11:00 a.m. divine worship and 7:30 p.m. Evening Prayer with sermons on Christian Finance and the Moral Law. Ladies Guild bake sale with lunch Saturday at Choteau Merc. Armistice Day prayer events include all‑day church open and a noon joint service with the Methodist church led by the local Legion post.
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Choteau
St. Stephen’s Church
Legion Post
Methodist Church
Ship Unearthed in San Francisco Core Finds Old Euphemia Prison Hull
Builders digging a deep foundation in the city core uncovered a 100 by 30 foot hull buried 30 feet down. The Euphemia, used as a prison ship in 1849, was later entombed by fills as San Francisco grew. Copper and brass junk fetched a tidy sum for the contractors.
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San Francisco
Popular Mechanics
New California
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Bearded Young Man Stuns London Street Scene
A well dressed London youth on Bond Street shocked readers as he paraded with a striking very dark beard. The monocled Englishman drew comment from a hairdresser who noted some young men grow beards to appear younger and balance facial features.
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Bond Street
London
London Daily Chronicle
Piccadilly
Hig Beard
West End
Chronicle
Captain Uses Sign Language At Sea On 60 Day Voyage
Captain Darwin B. Stevens sailed the Ben steamer Josepha from Duluth to Barcelona in sixty days. With a Spanish crew not speaking English he gave orders by hand signals. On arrival among English speakers he had to restrain his habitual sign language.
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Darwin Bb. Stevens
Josepha
Duluth
Barcelona
Stevens
New York World
Airplanes Sold for 60 Cents at Lincoln Airdrome Sale
The British government sold multiple decommissioned airplanes for 60 cents each at a London disposal sale. The junked machines had wings and engines removed but included body and copper fittings. Buyers, mainly for firewood during a coal shortage, included fathers with sons seeking wheels for scooters and homemade cars.
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Lincoln Airdrome
London
Betty Declares Break with Companion in Music Room Scene
Betty accuses her companion of being hateful and vows to avoid him in the music room. She announces she will retreat to the hammock at the far end of the piazza, signaling a final severance. The dialogue captures a dramatic moment of tension aboard the Boston Evening Transcript report.
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Betty
Boston Evening Transcript
Bootlegger tar bed scene shocks English observer
Wilfred Walker, a British counter propagandist, reports a startling incident on a road near Baltimore. A bootlegger named Jeff Campbell sank into tar while delivering liquor, becoming a fossil-like figure as locals freed him with tools and a truck, a scene Walker says will bolster anti prohibition arguments in England.
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Wilfred Walker
England
Jeff Campbell
New York Times
When does a chicken become a fowl in a Boston restaurant
A Boston diner questions when a chicken becomes a fowl, asking the waiter for a sex based distinction. The waiter replies that in the restaurant a chicken is never a fowl, calling it a rooster and ending the exchange with a polite clarifying remark as the meal continues.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
The Torrent at Royal Theater Stars Eva Novak
Eva Novak leads in The Torrent a photoplay set on a Pacific Island. Two lovers face an eerie return to civilization under extreme conditions. Written by Geo Rix and directed by Stuart Paton, the film debuts next Friday and Saturday at the Royal theater.
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Royal Theater
Eva Novak
Pacific
Geo. Rix
Stuart Paton
Reception for Miss Amalia Knobel State Supervisor
Parents and teachers are invited to a informal reception honoring Miss Amalia Knobel State Supervisor of Instruction. The event is Saturday Nov 12 at eight p m in the Domestic Science rooms of the high school building with refreshments. Also notices about advertising rates appear.
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Amalia Knobel
Pendroy Notes Observe Local Activities And Injuries
Lester Simpson suffered slight injuries and a facial cut when a saddle horse he was training fell with him. Pendroy residents report road work to Bynum, social visits to the Friend ranch, and a Pine Ridge school house program on November 23. Community members discuss wood hauling, business visits, and Halloween attendance.
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Lester Simpson
Pendroy
Bynum
Sid Campbell
W. H. Campbell
Maurice Fok
Dorothy
Jim Mulaney
Friend Ranch
Harmony Hallowe’en
Thomas
Genevieve Friend
Miss Larson
Harry O’lair
Jean
S. C. Campbell
Henry Bremer
Harding and the Negro Race Speech at Birmingham
President Harding visited Birmingham for a semi centennial celebration and urged democracy requires economic educational and political equality for African Americans but rejects social equality. He urged the black man vote when fit and opposed white voting when unfit while criticizing racial amalgamation and urging both races to strive for genuine advancement without imitation of white society.
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Harding
Southland
Birmingham
Alabama
Arrests in P Q O Probe Rise with Wothington Ring
Fifteen warrants for the arrest of men linked to J. W. Worthington in the P Q O investigation were issued by U S commissioner J R Glass. Reports say Arthur Goldsmith, a Worthington lieutenant, was arrested in New York and "Lefty" Lewis, another aide, was arrested in Detroit after escaping from a San Francisco jail.
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P. QO
Chicago
J. W. Worthington
J. R. Glass
U. S
New York
Arthur Goldsmith
Worthington
Detroit
Lefty
Lewis
San Francisco
Strict Commercialism in a Stage Show
A dialogue reveals plans to monetize a theatrical presentation. The impresario Mr. Stormington Barnes discusses monetizing the act and notes a side line selling pocket handkerchiefs to crying audience members.
Not Pats of Approval in a Boston Tran Script
A playful exchange reveals a mother noting a boy’s frequent pats on the back from a school teacher. The response jokes the pats were low down, delivering a light domestic vignette centered on a family remark.
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Joe
Boston Transcript
For Rent irrigated farming space in Malone Chateau
Classified notice states property for rent suitable for irrigated farming led by C K Malone. Details are sparse in the fragment with a reference to Chateau and six-tire notation.
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C. K
Malone, Chateau
Bandits Bomb Burn And Rob Mail Train In Illinois
Paxton Illinois November 7 a dozen armed bandits held up the New Orleans limited on the Illinois Central they looted the mail car and safe then set it ablaze as they escaped in automobiles two miles south of Paxton four crew members and one passenger were shot resisting entry to the car no loss estimate given posses hunted the trail for clues
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Paxton, Ills
New Orleans
Illinois Central
Paxton
Five Hundred Taxpayers Form League for Economy
Five hundred taxpayers of Gallatin county met at the court house in Bozeman to organize a tax payers association aimed at cutting taxes next year. They resolved to oppose nonessential expenditures by state county school district and city governments and scheduled a second meeting on November 19 to elect permanent officers.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Taxpayers’ Association
Senator Walsh Receives 1922 Garden Seed Quota
Senator Walsh has received his quota of garden seeds for 1922. Anyone desiring a supply may obtain them by writing to the County Agriculturist or to Senator T. J. Walsh in Washington, D. C., and the seeds will be mailed.
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Walsh
T. J. Walsh
U. S. Senate
Washington, D. C
Viola Dana Navigates Gondola In Puppets of Fate Showing
Viola Dana adds gondola navigation to her list of feats as Puppets of Fate stars in Dona Byrne’s Metro picture. The Royal theater in Hollywood will screen the film on Wednesday and Thursday with a Venetian street set on the Metro lot. A nearby Dow plumbing shop features a 200 foot canal and a canal 20 feet wide as part of the scene.
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Viola Dana
Dona Byrne
Metro
Royal Theater
Hollywood
Cal
S.ma- Dana
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