Law enforcement commission loom cited after 17 months work
The piece notes a powerful law enforcement commission nearing release of a report after 17 months of study. It reports a shift away from repealing the 18th Amendment and highlights the W C T U stance to back whichever party stays dry. It questions what the commission will reveal and how it will affect politics and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Washington
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Judge Galen
Houston
Texas
A Grateful Heart Thanksgiving Reflection 1930
A Thanksgiving editorial recalls Shakespeare on ingratitude and marks the day as a call to gratitude. It links Pilgrim history to enduring hardship and urges expression of thanks despite a hard year, urging faith in ourselves, neighbors, nation, and providence.
Canadians Seek Government Minimum Wheat Price
Canadians push for a government minimum price of 70 cents for wheat amid doubts about price guarantees. Observers say world demand and European self sufficiency affect wheat prices, and success of such guarantees remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misery
Wheat growers urged to adjust to new world conditions
The article argues that reducing imports from the United States Canada Australia and other nations presses growers toward other activities. It suggests domestic markets may improve and promotes feeding wheat to livestock and increased wheat consumption as steps, but warns these measures alone won't solve surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Australia
Here Lies a Pioneer in an Unmarked Grave
A reflective poem describes a lone grave in the Rocky foothills marked only by the line Here lies a pioneer. The speaker envisions a wagon train, hardships of westward travel, and the silent fate of a battle weary trailblazer who rests beneath trees and snow with an arrow through his heart, a stark tribute to the West’s conquerors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Views From Highview Snowbound small town notes
Wm. Conklin from Great Falls visited Tuesday to Saturday with Mrs. Elsie Jones and family. Hoarce Jones visited Great Falls. other locals made visits, and Dick Nugen did business in Pendroy. A prolonged snowstorm closed roads and forced mail by sleigh. school makeup occurred. various residents made weekend trips and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Conklin
Great Falls
Elsie Jones
Wm. Thompson
John Matchett
Doris Jones
James FitzPatrick
Albert DenBoer
A. G. Roberts
Horace Jones
Dick Nugen
Pendroy
Manford Jones
D. Jones
Agawam
Miss Ogordon
Jay Gitchell
Notice to Creditors In Estate In Chateau Montana
Administrator BE J Hirshberg invites creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be shown to T H Pridham in the Larson block Chateau Montana, the business place for estate affairs. Date November 24 1930. T H Pridham Attorney for said estate. First pub November 27 last December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
BE. J. Hirshberg
Notice of ban on hunting and trespassing
Property owner C. K. Malone prohibits hunting trapping or trespassing on any lands under control. All previously granted privileges are canceled effective immediately. Applies to all persons and parties without exception.
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C. K. Malone
Local Social Notes From Premium Center Area
The Huisenga family dined with the Martin Swanson home Sunday. Erick Erickson and wife visited the John Svenson home Friday and Saturday. Fred Svenson penned cartoons appearing in the Great Falls Tribune. A road past Chalmers and Binfords place aids travel in snow. Farmington literary meets at 8 o clock in future issues. Apology issued to high school girls for an overlooked number. Prepare for the coming program. Thanksgiving week urged gratitude and sharing with the less fortunate.
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Huisenga
Martin Swanson
Erick Erickson
Nee Svenson
John Svenson
Fred Svenson
Great Falls
Salem man credits Sargon Pill for health revival
A 75 year old Salem man reports dramatic health improvement after taking three bottles of Sargon Pill. He cites a disordered liver chronic constipation and over active kidneys as causes of ill health and says the remedy rebuilt his system, hoping to live 20 more years.
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Salem H. Fosnaugh
Notice to Creditors Estate of Fred L True Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the executor of the estate of Fred L True deceased to present claims against the estate. All claims must be filed with the court and served on the executor within the statutory period or be barred. The notice appears in a local newspaper as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. True
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