Twenty Years From the Dupuyer Acantha
Deputy Sheriff Cart o travels to St. Mary from Chateau as survey work on the Conrad ditch progresses. Wool prices top at 17-3-4 cents per pound for J. E. Hein. Community news notes arrivals, deaths, and local business changes including John Malone buying a butcher shop and school repainting efforts.
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Dupuyer
Marias
M. S. Darling
Ft. Benton
Conrad Ditch
Jos. Hirshberg
Friedlander
Germany
Carl Harris
John Malone
M. A. Shook
F. M. Rawson
Geo. Ketchum
R. D. Anderson
Sun River
J. L. Anderson
John A. Beahean
Utica
John
Chateau Montanian
W. R. Crockford
Shelby
Crockford
Marias River
FE. C. Garrett
Mr. G
Mr. Kennedy
B. Percy Clark
Great Falls
Sec
Collins Ard
Paris
Clark Bros
Z. T. Burton
West Is Patriotic Taking Says Dodgson of Portland Chamber
Secretary Dodgson of the Portland Chamber of Commerce says the western states are far more patriotic and war engaged than the Atlantic slope. He toured Atlantic coast cities to study shipbuilding and western industries and notes New York’s extravagance versus western effort. He cites plans for a Columbia River ship yard and questions postwar shipbuilding under the American flag.
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Dodgson
Portland Chamber of Commerce
East
Atlantic
Uncle Sam
West
New York
Dobson
Columbia River
Methodist Notes and Local Accidents Report
No preaching next Sunday at the Methodist church. Sunday School at the usual hour. Rev J A Al ford of Walier to preach and hold the last quarterly conference Wednesday Aug 7 at 8 pm. Pastor to deliver last sermon Aug 11 at 10 30 am. Annual conference at Havre Aug 13. A Buick driven by Henry Jacobson and a passenger crash into an irrigation ditch near Sweet Grass. driver and party unhurt except a bruised passenger. County officials discuss dangerous curve awaiting January 1 changes. A sheriff’s office case notes fines for resisting an officer and slacker Bert Watson case.
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J. A.alford
Walier
Havre
LM. Maguire
Brady
Henry Jacobsan
Sweet Grass
Jacobson
Chateau
Buzzeéu Ranch
Ledgerwood
Conrad
Garden Food Warnings Urge Home Gardens to Aid War Effort
The Montana administration urges households with gardens to use and preserve produce this summer to replace scarce imports and stockpile for winter. The U S Department of Agriculture and the Food Administration advise canning and preserving surplus crops. Americans must intensify food efforts to support the war and allied nations amid wheat and sugar shortages.
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Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
America
Local teachers named as Conrad school staff for new year
Conrad school board selects H C Cooley of Hillsboro Wis as superintendent to replace Prof Boone. New staff includes Delia Larson Myrtle Parmalee and others for primary to high school. Rural teachers listed. Mrs Cooley to move with husband and two children. Lightning strikes Arthur Erwin residence causing chimney damage but no injuries.
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Conrad School Board
H. C. Cooley
Hillsboro
Wis
Conrad City
Boone
Cooley
Conrad
Delia Larson
Myrtle Parmalee
Mary O’brien
Mae
Ruth Murphy
Conrad Observer
Arthur Erwin
Erwin
Wooster
Draft Horse Show at Montana Fair Promises U S Lead
Amid global horse shortages from war, American breeders gain a chance to dominate draft horse markets. The Montana State Fair in Helena, September 9 to 14, will highlight the industry as Europe’s horse sectors shrink under military requisitions.
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Montana State Fair
Helena
Europe
Coun
Belgium
Germany
France
Great Britain
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