Wheat yields far ahead of expectations
The Farm ers Union Terminal association reports Minnesota and eastern North Dakota feed crops are outperforming forecasts. Rain revived pastures, delaying widespread wheat feeding. Spring wheat area yields are rising with most gains outside drought-stricken zones. farmers face reduced loan values and shrinking purchasing power due to lower grain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Dakotas
Montana
Stutsman County
Lisbon
Enderlin
Sheldon
LaMoure
Northwest
M. W. Thatcher
Federal Farm Board
Red River Valley
Stay in School: Value of Education During Tough Times
Wendell S. Brooks argues that in economic downturns staying in school pays off. He recalls Akron teachers facing high wage temptations during war and urges youths to remain in high school or college, noting cheaper education now leads to better future earnings. He warns a student with a regular job may displace a family breadwinner and cites war era shifts and veterans seeking more schooling. The piece emphasizes the joint role of education and church in national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Stay in School for Montana’s Future Citizens
The passage urges students in Montana to stay in school highlighting immediate personal benefit and long term national impact. It emphasizes that today’s students become tomorrow’s Montana citizens and calls for educational perseverance this winter.
National Guardsmen assist crowd control at Roosevelt Arch dedication
A Montana National Guard detachment of 30 from Company F, 163rd Infantry, commanded by Captain Carl E. Anderson and 2nd Lieutenant John H. Metcalf, handled traffic and crowd policing at the Roosevelt memorial arch dedication near Summit. They camped in tents, supplied their own food, and returned to Kalispell after the weekend duty. The unit reported favorable reception for its disciplined and courteous conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana National Guard
Summit
Roosevelt Memorial Arch
Roosevelt Highway
Carl E. Anderson
John H. Metcalf
Kalispell
Exam for West Point Entrance to Be Given
The adjutant general of the army authorized Gov Erickson to name one Montana national guard enlisted man with 1 year service who is 19 to 21 years old for a competitive West Point entrance exam between November 1 and 15. All state candidates take the regular West Point test next March. top cadets secure U S Army commissions after a four year academy course with $1 072 yearly expenses. The national guard and regular army provide 180 cadets. new class begins July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington, D. C
J. E. Erickson
National Guard of
Montana
West Point
National Guard
B. H. Williams
Adjutant General of
United States
Military Academy
Army
Academy
Regular Army
Collins Items Reflect Busy Montana Community News
Reports from Collins recount a busy period with visitors from Whitefish and a Glacier park highway opening celebration. Local families including the Ferris, Waterman, Garrett, and Hauxwell households share visits, meals, and a church service, while Lucille Fitzgerald returns home for the winter and Prof Funk plans an ambitious school year. Farms note threshing yields of 26 bushels per acre and Farmers Union scales weighing wheat as elevator prices loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Park
Switzerland
Montana
H. K. Ferris
Gordon Ferris
Donald
Collins
Dale Garrett
Theoda Ferris
Three Mill Levy No New Tax Renewal Emphasized
Sponsors of referendum measures 33 and 34 stress that passage of No 34 renews the existing special levy without creating a new tax. The focus is on renewal rather than additional taxation.
State bond plan eyed to ease crowded state institutions
The 1920 bond proposal would run ten years through this year to fund 3 million dollars for the Warm Springs insane asylum Deer Lodge prison Twin Bridges orphans Miles City industrial school Galen tuberculosis sanatorium and other facilities. If approved the extra tax would be about half a mill per year based on a $1000 real estate value, boosting the tax by 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital For
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
Twin Bridges
Miles City
Galen
Allum Apiary Forecasts 1800 Pounds Of Honey This Year
Mrs. Frank Allum reports the Allum place near the city limits expects about 1800 pounds of honey this year from 32 swarms. On Saturday 60 supers were filled and ready, with around 1200 pounds in fancy comb honey and the rest extracted. Comb honey sells about 25 cents per pound and strained honey 13 cents. Local sales have long supported her operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allum
Frank Allum
Allum Place
Sargon Energizes Mrs. Anderson after Long Illness
Mrs J S Anderson of 504 West Park St Butte recalls years of indigestion headaches rheumatic pains and constipation. She credits Sargon with restoring appetite sleep and energy keeping her at work daily and free from biliousness and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Anderson
West Park St
Butte
Notice of three year land claim proof in Montana
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana August 28 1930 Notice Merle L Bunday of Bole Montana holder of homestead entry serial 065378 made Feb 1 1928 for parcels in township 23 north range 3 west principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before the Register Great Falls on October 13 1930 Witnesses Carl A Austad Arthur Tesch Harry Price and John Anderson all of Bole Montana First Pub Sept 4 last Oct 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Merle L. Bunday
Bole
Carl A. Austad
Arthur Tesch
Harry Price
John Anderson
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Bailey versus May and multiple defendants in Montana case
The District Court of Montana's Ninth Judicial District in Teton County includes plaintiff Minnie B. Bailey against defendants Mary May also known as Mrs John H May and John May plus several corporations and individuals including Goodridge-Call Lumber Co Power State Bank War Finance Corporation Walter Saunders and spouses as well as other listed parties in a complex alibi of civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Minnie B. Bailey
Mary May
John H. May
John May
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co
Power State Bank of Power
War Finance Corporation
Helena
Walter Saunders
Walter B. Saunders
Saunders
Gerard Ber
Ryzexk
R. Ewart
Ewart
Teton Ridge Oil & Gas Co
Ralph E. Bancroft
J. B. Peterson
Julia Peterson
C. L. Foster
Foster
B. F. Reed
Reed
J. M. Lierboe
Foreclosure Suit Against May Debtors in Teton County
The State of Montana seeks judgment by default against multiple defendants in a mortgage foreclosure action. It concerns a promissory note for 1500 dollars, with interest at 8 percent from December 31, 1929, plus 21 dollars for abstract continuation and attorney fees. The property described is SE% Section 4, Township 23 N Range 1 W M M in Teton County. First publication August 14, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary May
John May
P. L. Elliott
Teton County
Said County
Township
M. M
Blanche M. Jacobson
Meda McLean
G. G. Harris
Great Falls
Montana
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
Montana State Press Association
Canada
Farmers Union
Wendell S. Brooks
Intermountain Union College
Rere Ie
Ead
Sdeet
Aos
Kelly-Springfield
H. C. Huffman
Prop
National Guardsmen
Roosevelt Arch
Collings
Dean Waterman
Gordon
Whitefish
Geo. J. Burrell
Shell
MY Cafe
Rachel Edwards
Merchant's Cafe
Gordon A. Dutt
Ldes
Larson Bik
Chas. H. Connor
Gerard Ryzek
Ryzek
R. H. Ewart
Lierboe
J. G. Wallace
Wallace
F. Michener
Mabel A. Michener
Guy Craig
H. Mattson
J. H. Hughes
James Norup
J. H.byler
State of Montana
Mont
M.’S. Bullerdick
Phime
Joseph
Knudtzon
Thom W. W. Smith
Choteau Hospital
Drs. Bateman
Dulaney
St. Anthony
Dakota
G. Young
Mgr
Mozer Shoe' Shop
Joe ' Mozer
The
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Chas. G. Roberts
E. B Maynard
Chateau
Arnetta Johnson
Evelyn Cobb
Nufees
C. James Smith
Cheteau, Montana
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