Armistice Day Program and School Art Contest at High School
Pupils from grades attended an Armistice day program in the high school auditorium with thanks to the American Legion. An art exhibit featured judging for a picture posing contest with awards given to entries across grade levels and a separate 120 picture naming contest. Gordon Eckford led upper grade scoring with 237 of 240 and won the contest. Kathrine Williams and Jere Coffey also posted top scores.
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American Legion
Stafford
McCormick
Butchart
Glicklick
Hitchcock
Millet
Samuel
Neve A
Evelyn” ” Hodgskiss
Kathrine Williams
Gordon Eckford
Johanna Hirshberg
Nora Bush
Dorothy Holmes
Jere Coffey
Remember the Ladies Aid supper and sale at Norwegian church
Community notices from Farmington and area record a Ladies Aid supper and sale at the Norwegian church on Friday November 15. Local visits include Mrs Anna Stafford Mrs Henry Tlunson Miss Fern Hynes at East Farmington school and field work notes mention oil spud plans by Andover Oil Co Carlson land.
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Anna Stafford
Henry Tlunson
Fern, Hynes
East Farmington
Andover Oil Co
Carlson Land
C. A. Carlson
Great Falls
Carlson
Lucille
Arthur Anderson
Alvin Stone
Howard Hanson
Ellen Denison
Oliver
Martin Hanson
Chuck Otness
Orville Larson
Washington
I. F. Denison
Albert Schwanbeck
Abe Broere
Carl Carlson
Deep Creek
Mr. Syse
Local News Snippets From the Breere Ranch and Area
Chores at the Breere ranch occur while Abe hunts. Ernest Arensmeyer moved to Chateau last Saturday. H. E. Passmore broke bones in his foot jumping from a barn and stays indoors for days. Casper Peterson and family visited Mrs. Hulda Anderson on Sunday. Joe Slanger suffers typhoid fever in Helena.
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Breere
Abe
Ernest Arensmeyer
Chateau
H. E. Passmore
Casper Peterson
Hulda Anderson
Joe Slanger
Helena
Community notices from Collins and Dutton
Several short items report on editorial disputes in Acantha and Great Falls Tribune, local residents and movements. Updates cover Miss Ireland’s address to teachers, Red Cross joiners, church bazaar planned for Friday, and various visits, fires, and moving of families in Collins, Dutton, and Woodward areas.
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Junior Waterman
Collins
Clark Corey
Woodward
Inbody School
Ferris
Chateau
Dutton
Garrett
Graves Home
Wheat Market Improves as Trade Hints Rise
Chicago traders expect better market conditions as the visible U S wheat supply tightens despite a seasonal rise. They foresee actions by the federal farm board to lift prices and expedited Orient trade while prices for corn and provisions shift. A wind driven generator robot aircraft test, led by Lieut Hagenberger, demonstrated level flight control but required a human pilot for turns and landings.
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Chicago
United States
Great Lakes
Federal Farm Board
Europe
Cleveland
Bolling
Albert F. Hagenberger
Lester J. Maitland
California
Hawaiian Islands
Mechanical pilot takes over work of human hands
Army aviators praised a new robot pilot that keeps a plane steady without pilot input. Two gyroscopes maintain level flight and course, with automatic contacts returning the aircraft to heading after gusts or downdrafts. The device fits under the pilot and weighs about 5 pounds.
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Washington
Army
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