Farmington Notes and Rural Meeting Updates
Mrs. J. W. Kerr hosted the West Auxiliary gathering with conversation and refreshments at four. The Equity met in the Bellerud Building in Farmington. The Auxiliary will meet October 21 in the Farming schoolhouse. Local land sales hint at a coming real estate boom and Olaf Lindseth sold 320 acres near Brady last week.
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J. W. Kerr
West Auxiliary
Longmuir
Lars Nasser
Ehliaren
Argentina
Canada
United States
Berlin
Grandma Schmidt
Richard Reiding
Chateau
Fairfield Beach
Nels Austad
Lawrence Torkleson
Torkleson
J. J. Daley
Rev. Hall
Cal Binford
Iowa
Herbert Anderson
Indiana
Old
Montana
Local Notes from Great Falls Area On Week Activities
T L Bench reports a busy week with residents from Great Falls and nearby towns. AJ Johanns and Wiseman school pupils organize a Halloween program for October 27 amid a basket social. The Bole bank gains a charter and will open in about ten days with Wallace as president and Adamson as cashier.
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John Jensen
Walfred
Albert
Arthur Johnson
Great Falls
Adrian Johannes
A. Steensma
G. W. Janszen
Jacob Anderson
Victor Wiseman
Wiseman
Ernest
Mauritz Larson
Dina
Elenry Jacobson
Johanns
Axel Larson
Alvin Holm
Miss Smith
Armstrong
J. P. Huidekoper
Axel Lindberg
Sam Cornish
Koezema
Martin Hanson
Tom Cottrell
Alvin
John Holm
Holm Bros
P. O.jacobson
Anton Holm
Johnson
Ed. Hal
Jackson
Bank
Community Notes From Bole In October 14 Meeting
The Farmers Equity held a meeting in Bole on the 10th. The Community club will hold its regular meeting at the Bole school house on Saturday October 14. Mrs C E Wiseman was suddenly ill last week and taken to Chateau hospital for treatment. She has improved and returned home.
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the Farmers’ Equity
Bole
C. E. Wiseman
Chateau Hospital
Local residents attend events and updates in Chouteau area
The Johnson brothers and several residents visited Great Falls and Cha teau while others traveled to Trade Lake and Chicago for family and medical matters. Miss Louise Smith returns home after a visit, and the Johnson school earns a blue ribbon at Helena state fair with 85 new books boosting its library to 130 volumes and two new pupils enroll in the seventh grade.
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sJohnson
Wasimea
Ral
Arthur
Great Falls
R. C. Breiman
Chateau
Louise C. Smith
Martin Melander
Lindberg Ranch
Trade Lake
Wis
Hazel Hane
Choteau
Alvin Holm
Walfred Johnson
O. P. McElmeel
Chicago
Eugene
Mercy Hospital
S. P. Cornish
Johnson School
Helena
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim at Choteau
Department of the Interior announces William W. Richards of Chateau Montana seeks three-year proof to establish a land claim on sections 17 and 18 township 23 north range 4 west Montana Meridian before A C Warner in Choteau on November 7 1916 Witnesses Hiram Loomis Charles Frost Charles Parker Frank Petch all of Choteau Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
William W. Richards
Chateau
Wis
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Perfection to Be Sought in Moral Self Improvement
The article argues that while perfect moral character may be unattainable, people should strive for continual progress toward higher ethical standards. It notes our obsession with finished material products and urges applying the same rigor to refining our inner virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We & Heay
Asia Minor boundaries and the Levant confusion
The article questions the precise geographic scope of Asia Minor Anatolia and the Levant, noting their vagueness and historical ambiguity. It discusses claims about their extent from ancient to modern terms and links the Levant to dishonor via language origins.
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Asia Minor
Orosius
Asia
Anatolia
Levant
Constantinople
Mediterranean
American Carpet and
Freshmen Hold Fast As Colleges Grow Older Each Session
Colleges mature with each new term while the freshman class remains as eager as ever. The piece notes ongoing student optimism and steady enrollment dynamics across successive sessions.
Dust Origins Revealed By Harvard Street Study
Harvard researchers measured dust in air above streets to determine origins and amounts. They found junctions had the lowest daily dust deposit while other areas reached fifty pounds per acre, with unpaved streets dustier overall. Street car traffic added about a third more dust, mainly fine iron particles, while silica levels remained similar.
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Harvard University
Sound Criticism From A Friendly Editor
The editor of Merrytown Mall prints a playful critique of a friend’s musical composition. He notes clear type and quality paper, artistic front design, tender words, a sound melody, and good harmony with no noticeable defects. The tone is ironic as he calls it praise born from a “cabbage flavored temperament.”
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Merrytown Mall
Multiple Classified Notices From Choteau Mont Area
A collage of small ads lists for sale or trade offers for horses real estate land to list for colonizing a studio work break 80 acres 100 acres of spring wheat and fencing and materials wanted a girl for house work a living refutation of a lightning bolt twice a thunderbolt and a reward for locating horses strays and loans on improved farms in Teton county plus trade offers for a Hupp auto and an Underwood typewriter plus dog bounties and stretch notes from Chateau Choteau and Shelby areas.
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Teton County
Chateau
W. F. Scott
Harrison Ave
Helena
Mon
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Farmington
Henry Holm Farm
Bessie Kale
Fowler
Chalmers
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kvale
Wm. Chalmers
East
Olaf Lindseth
William Chalmers
Lauris Otness
Gamble School
Brady
T. L. Bench
Teton Slope
Sora
THE
Ford
Detroit
Power-Morgan CO
Abe
Choteau Land & Loan CO
O. Norden
Ganong Choteau
S. H. Ziegler
Box R. Choteau
E. H. Ganong
Mont
Balex Longmutt
Emerick
John A. Gleason
B. H. Swartz
Charles Wabash Fairbanks
J. H. Rathjen
Shelby, Mont
Power
Acantha
F. W. Baller
Choteau, Mont
Meynard Genger
Fairfield
Underwood Typewriter
Henry Kind
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