Roosevelt Criticizes Hoover in Vague Attacks and Editorial
The piece reviews Governor Roosevelt's criticism of the Hoover administration, noting vague positions on tariffs and liquor, and suggesting his calls for broader government action. It cites a Chicago Tribune editorial warning that Roosevelt’s rhetoric masks socialistic tendencies and political associations.
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Roosevelt
Washington
New York City
New York
Bank of the United States
Banking Commission
New Jersey
Hoover
The
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Seek Publicity for Constitution Day Observance
The Sons of American Revolution national vice president Leslie Sulgrove of Helena urges editors nationwide to publish editorials on Constitution Day September 17, marking the 145th anniversary of the U S Constitution. The piece reflects on Washington and Hughes and urges thoughtful reflection on the document’s origin and meaning.
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Great Patriotic Organizations
Sons of American Revolution
Leslie Sulgrove
Helena
United States
Sulgrove
Montana
Rupert Hughes
George Washington
Hughes
Washington
Farmington Church Talks and School News
Rev. Peterson and Rev. Gauer plan services at the Burton school house Thursday evening and Farmington hall Friday at 8 o clock. The Ladies Aid met at the church Wednesday. Miss Francis Myrick of Great Falls teaches the boys school and the district opened Monday. Mrs. Helmer Anderson honored at a surprise party and shower at the hall last Thursday with district residents in attendance.
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Peterson
American Sunday School Union
Gauer
Burton School House
Farmington Hall
Ladies’ Aid
Francis Myrick
Great Falls
Miss Myrick
Guy Miller
Swenson
Smith
Community notes and rounds from local gatherings
The report lists social events and incidents: 55 attendees at a party with gift exchanges and impromptu stunts, a threshing outfit starting work on the bench, Lola Davidson teaching in Power, Mrs. Cecil Passmore injuring her ankle, several hometown trips and visits, Helmer Anderson injuring his hand on a road crew, the Swenson and Smith children visiting, a wedding dance for Helmer Anderson at Farmington hall with about 250 guests, Robert Smith injures his foot, visits and dinners among the Woodwards, and a Scissor Snappers 4-H club meeting planned for Saturday at 2 pm.
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John Edwards
DeRusha
Carlson Bros
Lola Davidson
Power
Cecil Passmore
Wm. Jacobs
Peggy Groot
John Richem
Columbia Falls
Smith
Helmer Anderson
Farmington Hall
Robert Smith
Chateau
R. K. Funk and Sons of
Collings
F. EE. Woodward
Fall Wheat Seeding In State Shows Gain
Montana farmers report intentions to plant about 799000 acres of winter wheat this fall, subject to usual August 1 changes. That compares with 761000 acres in 1931 and the five year average of 787000. About 96000 acres are planned for winter rye, up from 80000 last fall and 94000 in 1930.
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Montana
Federal
Hearing on Creation of Horse Herd District in Teton County
Notice sets October 8 1932 hearing before the Board of County Commissioners in Chateau Montana on the petition to form a Horse Herd District. Protests and petition signatures will be verified. Boundaries described from Section 36 Township 21 North Range 3 West across numerous miles to return to the point of beginning. GEO. A. Carroll County Clerk. First pub Sept 15 last Sept 29.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Township
Residents Visit and Harvest Notes Near Dupuyer
Views From Highview reports social calls by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Maynard and Dr. Kr. B Maynard to Chas Fields Saturday. Wm Thomas returned from Hamilton ranch west of Dupuyer. Arthur Pierson and friends motored to Chateau to attend the show. Harvesting proceeds rapidly with hail and dry weather shortening work. Miss Lyla Jones missed Friday school due to tonsillitis. Winona Roberts begins high school this week, her last year. Kenneth Roberts and Bernie Shields visited Lyle and Lyla Jones, and Pete Den Boer with John FitzPatrick visited the Fred Broeder ranch Sunday.
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Carroll Maynard
Kr. B Maynard
Chas. Fields
Wm. Thomas
Hamilton Ranch
Dupuyer
Arthur Pierson
Doris Jones
Arlene Broeder
John FitzPatrick
Chateau
Mary Peterson
A. Tritt
Genevve Sprinkle
Elsie Jones
Roy
Lee Moye
Lyla Jones
Anna Olson
Winona Roberts
Kenneth Roberts
Bernie June Shields
Lyle
Pete den Boer
Fred Broeder
Local residents report threshing activity and farm damage
Mr. Shawver and Robert Sheppard searched for threshing help Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James FitzPatrick and sons Gerald and John visited Elsie Jones Friday. Glen Morton checked Gilchrist ranches Wednesday and Thursday and noted damage at several ranches from half the past season. Albert Den Boer assists Julius Hansen with threshing and Dick Nugen hauls grain to Pendroy after completing combining and awaiting threshing of remaining bundles.
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Shawver
Robert Sheppard
James FitzPatrick
Gerald
John FitzPatrick
Elsie Jones
Glen Morton
Gilchrist
Haif
Albert den Boer
Julius Hansen
Dick Nugen
Upturn in Wool Prices Lifts Montana Sheepmen
Montana sheepmen welcome a price rise after early season lows. The Sieben Livestock Co. clip of 110000 pounds from Cascade county Adel area sold at 15 cents per pound with low shrinkage after being shipped to Boston and bought by a Dostom housewife en route.
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Montana
Sieben Livestock Co
Adel
Cascade County
Cip
Boston
Dostom House
Hazelbaker Dominates Primary For Governor In Statewide Vote
Lieutenant Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker led all candidates in the primary by a wide margin. He totaled 48 658 votes, far ahead of Democratic nominee J B Erickson who had 34 370. Hazelbaker won 37 of 56 counties with multiple two to one or more majorities.
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Frank A. Hazelbiaker
J. B. Erickson
Hazelbaker
Flathead
McCone
Erickson
Penwell
Romney
Mitchell
Hail Insurance Immunity From Liens Clarified
Attorney General L A Foot issued a legal opinion to the state hail commissioners regarding mortgagees and hail insurance on crops. He noted the policy is immune from liens unless the mortgage agreement provides otherwise, and stated the insurance is exempt unless assigned or the mortgagee must pay premiums and holds a lien.
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L. A. Foot
State Board of Hail Commissioners
Hail Board
Foot
Federal highway spending tops 1.3 million in Montana
A. C. Clark, chief of the federal bureau of public roads in Montana, said expenditures this year on exclusively federal highways exceed 1.3 million dollars. Emergency funds add to a prior forest highway allotment of 835,000 dollars, with forest roads funded entirely by the government to provide access to national forests.
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A. C. Clark
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Montana
Notice of Closing of Registration in Teton County Montana
The registration books in Teton County Montana will close at 5 p m on Friday September 23 1932 for the general election on November 8 1932. Electors may register with the county clerk at the courthouse or with precinct deputy registrar or a notary public or justice of the peace. Naturalized citizens should show naturalization papers. To qualify an elector must be a US citizen, reside in the state at least one year before election day and in the county for thirty days.
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Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Court House
Regstrar
United States
Forest road funds boosted by $480,381 in Montana
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde approved an emergency allotment of $480,381 for Montana forest road funding. Announcement came from Washington last week, adding to state road maintenance needs and forest management programs.
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Montana
Hyde
Washington
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