Death takes Geo W Yeager age 91 in Montana
Grandpa Yeager a longtime resident of Tippaconue County Indiana Illinois Missouri and Montana died at his home with 70 years in the Christian church. He leaves three grandsons and two granddaughters and many great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. Harry Stone officiating.
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H.B
Ashworth
Geo. W. "Yeager
Grandpa Yeager
Tippaconue County
Ind
Ilinois
Missouri
Out West
Yeager
Montana
Mebers
Earl
Cecil
Geo. W., Jr
Blanche Edgar
Lelia Ashworth
Methodist Church
Harry Stone
Stone
Grand Pa Yedger
Methodist Church Notes and Scout News
Morning worship at 10 30 sermon s by the pastor this will be the closing sermon of the conference year Sunday school at 11 30 evening service at 8 o clock The annual conference will be held in Great Falls next week Mrs W B Butchart was elected as delegate to the Lay Electoral Conference which will be on Friday August 24 The camping trip in Sun River canyon was enjoyed by a group of Boy Scouts The weather was ideal and but for the sickness of one of the scouts everything was ideal On Sunday evening the Scoutmaster delivered a sermon at Klicks camp.
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Great Falls
W. B. Butchart
Sun River Canyon
Klick’s
Circus draws 500 locals from Chateau and Teton counties
Chateau and Teton counties are well represented at the Great Falls circus on Wednesday with about 500 attendees estimated from the area.
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Chateau
Teton County
Great Falls
Coolidge Faces Coal Crisis As Walkout Looms
President Coolidge weighs the anthracite coal dispute as miners threaten a September walkout. Talks with Samuel Gompers and John Hays Hammond vie with political pressure to avert shortages like last winter. Observers link his response to his reelection prospects and Harding era policies.
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Coolddge
Mr. Coolidge
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Hays Hammond
Federal Coal Commission
Coolidge
New England
Massachusetts
Boston
Bay State
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Coolidge A Telegram of Emphatic Congratulations. Mr. Coolidge
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Choteau Mercantile Reopens Under Bottineau Owner
The Choteau Mercantile store reopened today by R B Smith of Bottineau North Dakota with plans for a full department store or a line of dry goods and gent furnishings depending on business. A serious accident was narrowly avoided when O Hansen's car overturned near Great Falls due to a broken steering gear. occupants including Mrs Hansen and their children escaped injury.
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Choteau Mercantile
R. B. Smith
Bottineau
North Dakota
Mr. Smith
O. Hansen
Great Falls
Hansen
Choteau Debate Draws Interest on Esch Cummins Act
A large crowd at the Choteau high school auditorium watched Attorney General W. D. Rankin and I Parker Veasey Jr. of Great Falls debate the Esch Cummins act. Veasey defended the guaranteed 5 1 4 percent earning for railroads, while Rankin argued against guarantees and cited higher Montana rates and overvaluation. Both urged public discussion and proposed further debates across the state. no judges were selected.
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W. D. Rankin
I. Parker Veasey, Jr
Great Falls
Great Northern Railway, Company
Veasey
T. J. Walsh
Walsh
Rankin
United States
Montana
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Mr. Rankin
Chateau
Boston
Portland
Milwaukee Road
Judge rules foreign rum seized outside three mile limit legal
Federal Judge Woodrough ruled that seizure of foreign rum runners outside the three mile limit was lawful. The Marion Mosher, seized off Fre Island on July 27 1922 while transferring liquor to an American boat, had its bonds forfeited after failing to prove cargo destination. The decision upholds government authority to seize and forfeit foreign vessels smuggling liquor on the high seas.
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New York
Woodrough
Marion
Fre Island
Detroit Fidelity and Surety Company
St. John
N. B
Marion Mosher
Sesson
Harding
Great Britaan
Mosher
United States
Marion Mazer
Gratitude for Funeral Support From Extended Family
We thank friends who assisted during illness and funeral of our grandfather. Special thanks to ladies who decorated the church with flowers, the singers, and those who donated cars. Names listed include Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yeager and family Geo. W. Yeager Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Yeager and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ashworth and family. Mrs. Stewart Edgar and family.
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Earl Yeager
Fam
Louis Robare Dies at Hodgskiss Ranch
Louis Robare a renowned early resident of Cha teau age about eighty five died Sunday at Hodgskiss Ranch from gangrene after a foot injury. He came to Montana from St Louis in 1858 and spent most of his life in the state, employed for over thirty years by William Hodgskiss.
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Hodgskiss
Louis Robare
Chateau
Montana
St. Louis
William Hodgskiss
Norma Talmadge Stars in Smilin' Through at Royal Theatre
Norma Talmadge leads a strong cast including William Standing Harrison Ford Alec B Francis Glenn Hunter Grace Griswold Miriam Battista Eugen Lockhart in the First National drama Smilin Through at the Royal Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday. The film adapts Allen Langdon Martin's stage hit with a romantic plot spurred by a past tragedy. Directed by Sidney Franklin the production is billed as Talmadge's most artistic effort yet with tiered admission: adults 40c high school 26c children 10c.
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Norma Talmadge
Royal Theatre
William Standing
Harrison Ford
Alec B. Francis
Glenn Hunter
Grace Griswold
Miriam Battista
Eugen Lockhart
Allen Langdon Martin
Sidney Franklin
Miss Talmadge
Montana industrial activity shows diverse 1923 growth
The Montana Industrial News highlights June revenue for the Butte Electric Railway at 46893.85, planned refinery in Shelby, logging and elevator projects, wool production at 18,295,000 pounds, 6500 acres sugar beets aim, and widespread farm lending totaling 20,661,390. It notes car sales, building permits, oil developments, rail signals, and major mining finds including a possible largest Montana gold strike at Cook City.
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Butte
Butte Electric Railway Company
Shelby
Campbell Oil Company
Eureka—Broks-Scanlon Company
Nibbee
Montana
United States
Missoula
Great Falls
Kalispell
Kalispell Lumber Co
Helene
Roosevelt County
Bozeman
Monida Mineral Company
Great Northern Railway
Helena
Wolf Creek
Libby
Hazel
Columbus
Mystic Lake
Lewistown
California Oil Company
West End
Cat Creek
Livingston
Hirshberg's Store Robbed of Goods Overnight
Thieves entered the Jos. Hirshberg & Company store by forcing a back window with a broken automobile spring and stole about three hundred dollars worth of goods. The items included cotton goods, eighteen pairs of men's shoes, two or three baby outfits, and related merchandise. No arrests were reported as of press time.
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Jos. Hirshberg & Company
Theodora at Royal Theatre International Spectacle
The Theodora at the Royal Theatre is billed as an international production. Sardou wrote the drama with Byzantium, now Constantinople, as the setting. Rita Jolivet stars, famed in England and America, and is married to an Italian count. Samuel Goldwyn arranged its U S showing after a trip to Italy.
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Theodora
Royal Theatre
Victorien Sardou
Byzantium
Roman Empire
Constantiople
Rita Jolivet
England
America
Samuel Goldwyn
Italy
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Methodist
Harry T. Stong
Choteau
Federal Reserve System
Rankin-Veasey
Esch-Cummins
Ily
Geo. W. Yeager, Jr
H. B. Ashworth
Stewart Edgar
Industrial News OF
New World
Cook City
Continental Divide
Glacier National Park
Marias Pass
Lake Louis
Salt Lake
Baker—Gas Products Company
Harlem
Milk River
Third Avenue
Conrad—McCall-Dinsmore Co. Plax
Eureka
Baker
Baker Elevators
Hirshberg
Theoroda
International
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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