Local Collings Community News Highlights 4-H Club and Nearby Events
Collings residents report vigorous 4-H Club activity under leaders Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Bailey with officers Louise Finnegan Dorothy Mead Clara Alzheimer and support from Mr. Fitzgerald. The note mentions threshing issues, farm yields, social events, sermons, vesting plans for Beitel and Liberty Center, a November box social, and visits between Collings and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Myers
Louise Finnegan
Dorothy Mead
Clara Alzheimer
Repeal liquor laws debate on Montana initiative
A Collins subscriber urges against Initiative No. 30 to repeal all liquor laws since statehood. The letter cites moral concerns and questions leadership in Teton County, referencing Prohibition politics and a clash with the AAFA. Also listed are a sheriff sale notice for a chain of property tied to W W Edwards and other defendants with sale set Oct 23 1926 at Chateau Court House.
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Ida Waterman
Montana
Wilcox
Great Falls
California
Montana Labor Earns Major Share Under Good Roads Plan
Initiative Good Roads Bill No 31 would spend 36 million dollars over ten years on highway construction and maintenance in Montana. Labor would receive 75 percent of the funds with about 17 percent for materials. The plan covers 3100 miles of federal highways and 4700 miles statewide while counties keep local road revenues.
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Montana
Radio Chess in Far East Ends After 3 A M Victory
Shanghai chess enthusiasts defeated the Manila Chess club in the first radio chess contest in the Far East. Three players at each end of the air waves, a pawn dispute, and delayed decoding of Manila’s instructions from static and harbor greetings preceded Shanghai's win at 3 a.m. Also noted is a district court sheriff sale notice on a mechanic's lien decree in the Nineteenth Judicial District.
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Far East
Shanghai
Manila Chess Club
Manila
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Decree of Foreclosure
In the District Court of Wine Home Savings and State Bank the case names Edward J. Mullen and others as defendants. The property to be sold at sheriff's sale October 28, 1926 at 2 PM in Teton County Montana includes the N half of SW quarter and NE quarter of SE quarter of sections 3 and 4 in township 26N range 3W MT meridian, about 120 acres. Sheriff J L Collins notes sale. Norskog & Swangberg of Great Falls are plaintiffs’ attorneys.
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Montana
County of Teton
Monarch Lumber Company
W. W. Edwards
David Scott
Daniel J. Feland
Pearl C. Feland
First State Bank of Bynum
H. C. Satter
Ray R. Porter
Chateau
Teton County
County of
Teton
State of
Twentysix
District Court of the
Wineteenth Judicial District
Home Savings and State Bank
Edward J. Mullen
Mullen
Conrad Mercantile Company
Conrad Securities Corporation
Pondera Valley State Bank of
Conrad
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Company
Pha
Neuse
Meridian
J. L
Collins
Norskog & Swanberg
Great Falls
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Rocky Mountain Elevator Company
Mr. Fitzgerald
Harry
Collings
Chris Hoerman
Menath
Clyde Baquet
Dean Waterman
Tored
Chas. P. Crane
Harold
Graves
Greer
Ray
Waterman
Bethel
Liberty Center
Alvin C. Hull
Lincoln School
Miss Anderson
Hallowe
Meneth
Collins School
Peteet
Chas. Hauxwell
Choteau
Clarkson
Macedonia
Alzheimer Machine
I. F. Waterman
McClinican
J. M. Graves
New York
Napoleon
Chain
Choteau-Dutton Road
R. I
Ancona King Roosters
Oliver Bros
H. G. Ward
P. O. Box
Chateau Co
D. McDonald
Independent Ticket
Agriculture, Education and Public Health
LABOR
Nineteenth Judicial District
E. J. Crary Orntist
McDonald Block
C.H. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner Notary Public
W. G. Levy
Stockmen’s Bank
Eys
E. B. Maynard
First National Bank
Choteau, Mont
Sandy
T. A. Smith
Main Ave
Beaupre Cafe Soo Son
C. James Smith
Insurance
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