Senator Curtis Addresses Tariff Debate At National Grange
Senator Charles Curtis republican vice presidential nominee spoke at the National Grange in Harrisburg Pa outlining tariff contrasts with the democratic party He cited Canada’s wheat exports to the United States and warned that adopting the Underwood Simmons act would trigger widespread unemployment and plant closures in Pennsylvania and other states He framed his view as a model for his administration citing 1915 tariff policy and its claimed long term effects on industry and farmers.
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Charles Curtis
National Grange
Harrisburg
Teton County
Curtis
Canada
United States
Nour
Pennesylvania
Houston tariff plank mirrors 1924 Underwood policy
The Houston platform repeats the 1924 pledge for a tariff that fosters competition, guards against monopoly, and yields fair revenue for government. It argues the plank aligns with the Underwood tariff in substance, calling for duties to support protection and revenue.
Back to the School Instills Civic Purpose and Challenge
The piece argues schools are essential to the nation’s future shaping the collective spirit. It notes pressures on education from faddish devices and architectural showpieces and urges teachers to convey that schooling serves a serious, crisis-ready purpose for Americans tomorrow.
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Shelby Promoter
Teachers Earnest Work Behind Five Day Week Misconception
The article argues that teachers expend extensive time beyond school hours on activities such as promoting school events reading and correcting papers daily preparation discipline and staying current with methods. It notes Chateau welcomes both new and veteran teachers and hopes the year will be profitable and pleasant.
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Chateau
Many Peculiar Types of Medical Healers
A historical survey traces medicine from priestcraft to physicians, noting thirteen tribal folk doctors in southern Europe and a vast variety of healers in the United States. It details exponents of diagnosis by fluids, hereditary women doctors, midwives, bone setters, blacksmiths, skinners, praying men, and other religious and folk practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McNkenzie
Europe
United States
Comment That Made No Hit With Dorothy
Dorothy sits reading under the bridge lamp when a guest compliments her hair. She denies red hair and, after a playful exchange, warns the visitor they are showing a contemptible side and should go home. The tone shifts to a cool, accusatory stance.
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Dorothy
Caine
Paw
New York Evening Post
Luminous Worm Myths and Firefly Biology Mentioned
Pathfinder Magazine debunks the myth that earthworms become lightning bugs. It explains fireflies are beetles with luminous adults and larvae and notes a distinct species called vlow-worm. The article clarifies no luminous creatures are related to earthworms.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Teton County Montana
Court ordered sale of real estate in the estate of Bette Thompson. Administrator with will annexed will sell privately to the highest bidder on September 20, 1928 at 10 a.m. at Bert I. Packer's office in Teton County, subject to court confirmation. Includes all rights held by Bette Thompson at her death and any estate interests acquired thereafter.
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District Court
County of Teton
Teton
Berte Thompson
Bette Thompson
Land for Sale in Teton Montana Court Auction
Property described as South Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 27, Township 25 North, Range 4 West, M M in Montana. Terms require cash with ten percent down sale day, balance on court confirmation. deed at purchaser expense. Date August 29 1928. Obert Peterson administrator with will annexed of Berte Thompson deceased. First publication August 30 last September 6.
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Teton
State of
Montana
M. M
Obert Peterson
Berte Thompson
Notice of final stock raising proof for Montana land
Grandville F. Underwood of Farmington Montana files for final stockraising proof on land described as sections 4 5 8 9 township 24N range 8W Montana meridian before Register M D Nicholson Great Falls Montana on September 26 1928. Witnesses are Walter Streeter George W Harris Alice Underwood and Mack Bruno all of Farmington. First publication August 16 last September 13.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Grandville F. Underwood
Farmington
Range
Meridian
M. D. Nicholson
Register of the
Walter Streeter
George W. Harris
Alice Underwood
Mack Bruno
Register
Ber
Keenan seeks final three year proof on Montana homestead
Olive J. Keenan formerly Murray of Augusta Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to West Hall Northeast Quarter Southeast Quarter West Half Southeast Quarter East Half Southwest Quarter Southwest Quarter Southwest Quarter Section 15 Township 22 North Range 8 West Principal Meridian before the Register at Great Falls Montana on September 24 1928. Witnesses Benjamin Keenan Guy Kale Carl Madsen Ross Porter all of Augusta Montana. First publication Aug 28 last Sept 20.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Olive J. Keenan
Olive J. Murray
Augusta
West Hall
Township
Register
U. S Land Office
Benjamin ©. Keenan
Guy Kale
Carl Madsen
Ross Porter
M. D. Nicholson
Register First Pub
George W. Harris
Farmington
Range 8 West
Meridian
Register of the United States Land Office
Elector Qualifications and Registration Notice Montana 1928
To be qualified as an elector, the applicant must be a citizen of the United States, a resident within the State at least one year before the day of election and a resident within the county for thirty days. To vote at the ensuing election, electors who failed to vote at the last General Election and who have not since re-registered, must register on or before the time specified in this notice. W. H. WEBB, County Clerk and Ex-Officio Registrar, in and for Teton County, Montana. First Notice August 23, 1928. Final Notice September 20, 1928.
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United States
W. H. Webb
Teton County
Montana
Harris files stockraising proof in Montana land claim
George W. Harris of Tana Montana files notice of intention to make final stockraising proof to establish a claim to multiple parcels in sections 5 and 8 township 24 north range 8 west Meridian Montana. The filing date is set before M D Nicholson Register at Great Falls on September 26.
Notice of Registration Closing For 1928 General Election
Notice to residents of Teton County Montana that registration books close at 5 p m Friday September 21 1928 for the general election to be held November 6 1928 Electors may register at the county clerk's office in Choteau or before precinct deputy registrar Notary Public or Justice of the Peace Naturalized citizens should show naturalization papers to the registrar.
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Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Local notices list Farmington residents Walter Streeter Underwood Underwood and Bruno
In Farmington Montana Walter Streeter Grandville Underwood Alice Underwood and Mack Bruno appear in a notice with first publication August 16 and last publication September 13 1928.
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Acantha
L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
MR. Curtis
L. E. Taylor Garage
FORD
H. C. Huffman
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Chateau, Mont
C. James Smith
Choteau, Montana
Beaupre Cafe Soo Son
C. H. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner Notary Public
L. P. Jackson Chateau
Buescher Instruments
Jackson
J. H. Byler
Mont
E. J. Crary
McDonald Biick
Chateau HospiTal
Drs
Sreb Ants
Are E. J. Berven
Bear Creek
Roundup
Adams Oil CO
Fisher
Buick
Western Motor CO
Great Falls, Mont
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