Death by suicide shocks Great Falls hotel scene
Antone Jacobson, a former ranch hand at T. O. Larson near Dupuyer, killed himself Saturday night in the New Willard hotel in Great Falls. Found alive, he died Sunday morning after being rushed to Columbus hospital. He left no note and had one sister in Wisconsin. Jacobson, born in Norway about 50, had WWI service of 21 or 22 months. Senator Larson called him a good, reliable worker and noted no apparent motive. He departed with about $80 from Larson’s ranch employment.
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Antone Jacobson
T. O. Larson
Dupuyer
New Willard
Great Falls
Jacobson
Columbus Hospital
Wisconsin
Norway
Larson
Card of Thanks from J A Baart expresses gratitude
A brief card of thanks from J A Baart thanks voters for the election support on November 8, expressing sincere appreciation for the vote received.
Montana Exceeds Previous Participation in Chicago Expos
Montana plans a larger presence at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 26 to December 3 with Hereford and milking shorthorn herds representing L. Chatterton and Dwight H. Smith and Sons. The state also fields many grain and hay show entries routed through the Department of Agriculture, with Ravalli County growers prominent. Final grading occurs at Bozeman under M. P. Hansmier, with shipments organized by W. H. Jones and staff. late entries may be accepted for high quality grain and seed.
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Helena
Montana
Chicago
State Department of Agriculture
L. Chatterton
Bozeman
Department of Agriculture
Ravalli County
M. P. Hansmier
Montana Pure Seed Growers Association
W. H. Jones
Fergus County
A. H. Stafford
W. W. Moses
Stafford
Public School News Highlights Library and Reading Programs
Willis A Sutton notes National Book Week and the library's role in the elementary curriculum. Seventh graders dramatize Miles Standish. a Louisa May Alcott club forms for eligible readers. Eighth graders draft Thanksgiving pieces. seventh graders pen an editorial on cheating. Fourth grade enjoys The Lance of Kanana and enters a Good Posture Contest with prizes.
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Willis A. Sutton
Ruth
Elementry
Walter B. Bitkin
Columbia
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Miss Jensen
Louisa M. Alcott
Thompson
Kanana
Arabia
Literary Guild
Jerry Coffey
Local Unemployment Committee Formed in Dutton
A Teton County unemployment committee was organized at Dutton on the 7th to plan ways for unemployed workers to share in jobs on the Sunshine trail project from Conrad to Dutton. John Whiprud was named secretary of the committee.
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Teton County
Dutton
Conrad
John Whiprud
Sixth Grade Highlights in School Newspaper
The sixth grade reports winning first prize in the Washington scrap book contest held last spring as part of Bicentennial activities. The scrapbook was donated to the school library. Read about Thanksgiving posters, a story titled Thanksgiving at Todds Asylum, and studies on Romans and the Magic of Water.
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Washington
Todd’s Asylum
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Lord Armour
Monarch
M. J. B. Rice
Wheaties Skippy
Sunkist
Mayonnaise Kraft
Pot Cleaners Kitchen
Jonathan
Jersey
Utah
Monarch Bakers
aSoe
Hirshberg’s
T. O. Larson Ranch
J. A. Baart
International
Public School News
Silk
Hannan
SI Eclald
Spring Creek Dairy
Jay Lyons
Prop
Bond Flozon
Eveready Prestone
Rice Auto Court
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