Beds Available for Tubercular Patients at Hospital 72
Ex servicemen with service related tuberculosis should seek admission to Hospital No. 72 at Fort Harrison near Helena Montana. The former observation hospital now serves as a tuberculosis treatment facility with a full staff and ample beds including 250 for tubercular patients. The Veterans Bureau urges eligible men to apply and notes current bed occupancy and admissions pathways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Harrison
Helena
Montana
W. Leverton
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Red Cross
Teton County Notes on Wheat Prices and Turkeys
County agent reports a bushel of wheat at 45 dollars based on J R Jones Pendroy earning second place at the state fair. turkey shipments set for December 10 11 12 from Chateau with close to Thanksgiving prices. Tariff commission to hold a December Choteau hearing on wheat production costs and tariff impact. November weather shows mean 38.7 degrees with 3 inches precipitation. durum wheat results list top growers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
J. R. Jones
Pendroy
Jones
Teton County
Turkey Growers’ Association
Chateau
J. B. Hodgskiss
Choteau
Forest Service grows 4 million trees yearly at Savenac nursery
The Forest Service raises about 4 000 000 trees each year at the Savenac nursery for reforestation in Montana and Idaho. Modern planting weeding and watering methods are used. Visitors are invited to see the pictures and the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Savenac
Montana
Idaho
Kennedy Visits Sweet Grass Figure Friday
R. Kennedy was a visitor from Sweet Grass Friday, staying briefly in the area and meeting local residents. The visit highlighted community ties and regional connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Kennedy
Sweet Grass
Lawmakers urge War Finance loans to aid 1923 agriculture
A Senate group led by Senator Capper urges the War Finance Corporation to provide between 400 and 500 million dollars in loans to farmers via cooperative associations during 1923. They say farm debts have risen, expect the new intermediate credit banks to start this summer, and plan swift action with Wallace and farm loan officials.
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War Finance Corporation
Capper
Rep
Kan
Senate Farm Bloc
Senate
House
Wallace
Gooding
Idaho
Sheppard
Doem
Tex
Haugen
Davis
Mizin
Sinclair
N. D
Huddleston
Secrps
Farm Loan Board
Charles E. Lobdell
Farm Loan
Binz
Western congressmen press Work on reclamation program
In Washington Special to the Chateau Montanan Western congressmen appear before Secretary Work's fact finding committee amid efforts to craft a permanent program for the reclamation service. Scott Leavitt, seeking a seat on the House irrigation committee, notes six projects in his district and speaks with party leaders about future western water goals. The piece also covers visits by DeScanlon of Miles City and former Senator Henry L. Myers in Washington, and the Export Commission League of Montana's campaign to win support for farmer-oriented federal action. A religious school sale and holiday travel rates are noted locally, alongside a district court foreclosure action involving E. J. Lander & Co. and listed defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Work
Reclamation Service
Scott Leavitt
Leavitt
DeScanlon
Miles City
Republican
State Central
Nsicssal
John T. Adams
White House
Congressmr
President Coolidge
Henry L. Myers
Nichols & Myers of
Billings
Internal Revenue Bureau
Montana Bankers’ Association
Thxport Commission League of 1
Tana
Public School Notes Highlight Class Activities and Illnesses
Eva Thompson reports several students absent due to tonsil trouble while Susie Burns has recovered from tonsil surgery and returned to class. Gym resumes for grades six to eight, and a school entertainment plus a Parent Teachers meeting were held. Johnny Peterson’s arm mends. a two reel student film showed and a detailed Thanksgiving program across grades was performed with songs drills and dialogues.
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Eva Thompson
Charles Cahoe
Margaret Morgan
Bud Moore
Susie Burns
Miss Andrews
Arthur Hirshberg
Kenneth Pike
Johnny Peterson
Srd
John Mozer
Pilgrim Fathers
Jane Gutherie
Waitz
Bankrupt Waugh Adjudged in Montana District Court
In the District Court of Montana Brick Waugh of Teton County has been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition. All debts or property transfers by him are forbidden. The first creditors meeting to prove claims and appoint a trustee will be held at the Court of Bankruptcy in Great Falls on December 14 1923 at 10 o clock A M before Referee A H Gray. Date November 28 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Montana
Teton County
Twentyfour
Montana Meridian
Christian Filtenhore
Anne Filtenborg
E. J. Lander & Co
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Brick Waugh
Holden
A. H. Gray
Dunn Block
Great Falls
A. D
Baseless Fear of Finances and Public Good
An essay on finance argues that accumulated capital drives national progress through investment in tools and infrastructure. It notes savings fund production, banks, and laws enabling enterprise, while praising investors who funded railroads, farms, and cities, before reporting a drowning at the Bynum reservoir near Great Falls.
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Istern
America
Prairies
Easterntates
Trgin
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U. S. Hospital
Bozeman
Chicago
Montana State College
A. J. Ogaard
Extension Agronomist
Alberta
Canada
Clyde Marton
Columbus
Peterson
Victor
James Dolan
Leroy Wirby
Durum
L. E. Peterson
Leroy Kirby
Simms
C. Gustafson
Corvallis
M. A. Smith
Dave Udin
Algon Udin
First National Bank
Banks County
Emer Za, Esetev Stem
Export Com
Hyig
I Sort
Nis
D.r
Aiss
Tenort Commiccion League
Naitisan
Sna Wheat Growers’ Assomy
Antana Loaners
Ssociajentena Farm Bureau
Mon& Larrergs’ Union
Montana Fo Ohents’ Association
Lewistown
The
Savenac Nursery
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Thton
KE. J Lander & Co
Christian Filtenborg Rand Anne
Filtenborg
State Bank of Dutton
Julia Battson
Paul Battson
David L. Rempel
Hazel Rempel
John B. Toenyes
Bertha C. Toenyes
R. H W. Ewart
Blanche M. Jacobson
R. IX. West
Plaintiff
Public
Walter W
American Bankers
Elation
Walter W.head
Ted Levis
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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