THAT WET ISSUE By Mrs Waterman Collins
A letter to the editor discusses Prohibition and party politics. The writer denounces wet factions and praises dry Democrats led by Governor Erickson and Senator Walsh, urging readers to seek unbiased sources like the Christian Science Monitor and Christian Advocate for the true stance on the 18th Amendment.
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Erickson
Walsh
B. K. Wheeler
Christian Science Monitor
The
Christian Advocate
Union Signal
Christian Herald
Dr. Crane
Daniel R. Poling
Chester Rowell
Arthur Brisbane
Rupert Hughes
Wet” Daily
World Wheat Production Shows Increase Over Last Year
Figures from W H Kuchli place U S wheat at 901 million bushels and Canada at 550 million, with world production at 4.337 billion. 1927 and 1926 totals are 4.197 and 4.135 billion bushels. Kuchli argues the rise reflects low farm stocks and regional surpluses, not a guaranteed world surplus.
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W. H. Kuchli
Seattle
United States
Canada
Mr. Kuchli
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Kiichli
Kuchli
Montana wheat protein tests indicate higher than 1927 average
Tests at Montana laboratories show an average protein content in state wheat higher than 1927 but below the five year 1923-27 average. Winter wheat especially runs high, according to G. H. Moran of the Great Falls lab, reporting an average of.
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Montana
State College Laboratory
Bozeman
Great Falls
Bainville
Billings
Pacific
Eastern
Harlowton
Glendive
Conrad
Havre
Lewistown
Helena
State Department of Agriculture
G. H. Moran
First US Stone Pavement Laid in New York 1657
The earliest stone pavement in the United States was laid in New York City in 1657 on what is now Stone Street. Sidewalks followed with the first on the west side of Broadway in 1790.
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United States
New York City
Stone Street
Broadway
Shark flesh deemed edible by Paris society
The Societe d Acclimitation of Paris states that shark flesh is edible and compares its taste to tender veal as part of expanding French dietary options.
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Societe d’Acclimitation of
Paris
Buddhism's Sects Show Diversity Across Religions
The article notes broad divergence among Buddhism sects while core principles remain, compares Japan's 12 Buddhist sects and 13 Shinto forms with Christianity, and states religious freedom is absolute in the empire.
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Japan
Empire
Local Classifieds Readers Seek Livestock and Goods
WANTED five or ten head of old horses by Pinnell Fur Co Chateau. FOR SALE two used pianos with easy terms. Acantha office. Also rugs furniture and appliances listed with owners. FOR RENT furnished suites at Glenloyd Hotel. Radiola Regeneflex radio for $35. Winter Wheat seed by E J Hirshberg Choteau. WANTED milch cows Box 252 Choteau. HELP WANTED man to run McNeal business in Teton county earning $7 to $10 daily. WANTED Dr Ward's remedies seller in Teton county with big earnings. FOR SALE used thresher drive belt 125 ft. Rambouillet rams and ewes listed. FOR RENT four room house W Bloomdahl.
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Pinnell Fur Co
Chateau
Acantha
H. Craig
Glenloyd Hotel
Radiola Regeneflex
E. J. Hirshberg
Choteau
McNeal
Teton County
Furst and
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Workshoe
Goodyear
Morrey
Independent
al Smith
Rambouillet
D. P. Fabrick
Mont
W. G. Bloomdahl
H. P
Davenport
A. H. McGinnis
California
Los Angeles Sheep Co
Bozeman College
Seeley
Utah
Wm. Cook
Fort Shaw
Harold M. Norris
Teton Implement Co
Vaughn
Power-Morgan
Oakland
Oakland- Pontiac
Oakland, Motor Car Company
Pontiac, Michigan
Pontiac
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