Public School News Notes Calender of Months Play Draws 200
First and second grade pupils presented Calendar of Months to about 200 attendees Tuesday night. Lists honor students for three months with many names across grades. Seventh graders make physiology posters and work on William Tell and the Apple for eighth grade.
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First Crede
Gerald Archibald
Catherine Birney
Jessie Moore
John Robinson
Guy Upman
Madge Looney
Leona Myrick
Margaret Stephens
Marrin Rhoads
Robert McGlenn
Alvin Young
Charles Miller
Helen Cohoe
Lillian
Howard Jourdonnais
Bud Moore
James Rhoads
Francis Yeager
Wighth
Gwenyn Burch
Clinton Core
Darwin Crane
Henry Crossen
Earl Hansen
William Roulston
Clarence Stephens
James Sulgrove
Violet Dow
Hazel Upman
Gerade
William Tell
Methodist Church Notes and Educational Week Emphasis
Church notes outline 10:30 morning worship 11:30 Sunday school 7:30 evening service with choir. choral rehearsal Tuesday led by Prof. Keyes. December 13 showings of The Courtship of Miles Standish six reel film across Dupuyer Pendroy Chateau Bynum Farmington with educational Week focus on character and religion.
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Harry T. Stong
R. A. Keyes
Miles Standish
Great Falls
Chateau
Pendroy
Dupuyer
Pendrey
Bynum
Farmington
Thanksgiving notes from Agawam and Great Falls
Local tidbits record visits over Thanksgiving. Kathryn Willis traveled to Cuo teau to spend the holiday with family. Ralph Wright a Great Falls high school student visited home. R E McDonald of a California company joined friends in town. Lavern hotel dance drew a large crowd. W C Norem of Conrad called on in town. Mrs M O Neill of Deer Lodge stayed with Mrs P J Reed. August Frank and his wife returned to Turtle ND after visiting Carl. Harle Tolefson returned to resume high school studies. N Lt Pearson departed for Chateau. Ramsey resumed work as chief driller at the California test well, reported down 1500 feet. A car of fuel oil and a car of casing arrived for California.
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Kathryn Willis
Cuoteau
Ralph Wright
Great Falls
R. E. McDonald
The
California Company
Lavern Hotel
W. C. Norem
Conrad
M. O'Neill
Deer Lodge
P. J. Reed
August Frank
Turtle
N. D
Carl
Harle Tolefson
California
Stark Wins Montana Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat
Helena December 5 Judge Albert P Stark of Livingston elected associate justice of the Montana supreme court by a 723 vote margin over Judge John A Mathews of Townsend final tally 71133 to 70410 after state canvassing board completed the count Wednesday Briggs and Ergstrom of Chester were in Chateau for oil interests.
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Helena
Albert P. Stark
Livingston
Montana Supreme Court
John A. Mathews
Townsend
Stark
Mathews
Harding Favors Immigration Policy Tweaks in Cabinet Talks
President Harding and his cabinet discussed immigration at length, with no final policy decided. Officials suggested he may back continuance of the current three percent quota with amendments to raise emigrant screening, while labor secretary Davis reportedly opposes increasing the limit until northern and western Europe quotas fill. Southern Europe arrivals already reach the maximum.
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Congress
White House
Davis
United States
Europe
Christmas Seals Campaign Highlights Tuberculosis Fight
The article outlines the Christmas Seals drive led by Judge John J. Greene in Teton County, with Chateau Woman's Club handling sales to fund tuberculosis prevention and education. It recounts the history of the seal, from charity stamps in 1862 to modern tuberculosis work, noting funds raised and the shift from Red Cross to tubercu losis focus since 1919, plus ongoing educational and organizational impact.
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America
John J. Greene
Teton
Han
Chateau Woman's Club
National Tuberculosis Association
Sanitary Commission
Boston
Red Cross
Portugal
Europe
Switzerland
Jacob Riis
Denmark
Outlook
Emily Bissell
Wilmington
Delaware
American Red Cross
Rural credits bills seek farm loan department
Legislation backed by the administration would add a farm credits department to the farm loan system. Senators Lenroot and Representative Anderson introduced parallel bills in the Wisconsin and Minnesota delegations proposing $60 million in loans split among 12 banks. Banks could rediscount farm paper due in six months to three years.
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Farm Credits
Senate
House
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Anderson
Minnesota
Stenographer Benson Reports to Judge Grdone in Milwaukee
Court stenographer Harry Benson arrived in Milwaukee on Thursday morning to assist Judge Grdone as proceedings begin.
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Harry Benson
Grdone
Milwaukee
Farmington News Social Roundup and Local Visits
Farmington residents share visits with relatives and friends across Great Falls Bob and North Dakota travels. Families plan moves to Portland while church services and local events unfold with dinner gatherings and oil work beginning on the Reickhoff ranch.
May McAvoy Stars In The Top Of New York At Royal Theatre
May McAvoy arrives at the Royal Theatre to present The Top of New York a drama about a department store girl with a big alias Walter McGrail stars opposite the celebrated actress in a picture praised for its dramatic appeal and high grade supporting company.
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May McAvoy
Paramount
Royal Theatre
New York
Walter McGrail
Resolutions from Castle Hall Lodge Mourn A. C. Warner
Chevalier Lodge No. 12 Knights of Pythias in Chateau Montana records the death of Knight A. C. Warner on November 14, 1922. The lodge honors him as a charter member devoted to friendship charity and benevolence and drapes its charter in mourning for the rest of the year.
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Pes Castle
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Chateau
Montana
A. C. Warner
Warner
Dickinson proposes federal operation of Muscle Shoals plants
Representative Dickinson of Iowa proposes a government controlled corporation to run Muscle Shoals nitrate and fertilizer production. He argues Ford's offer faced heavy criticism and federal operation is needed to ensure early completion of the project.
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Muscle Shoals
Dickinson
Iowa
Ford
Bible Sunday Message Encourages Bible Society Offering
The speaker notes Sunday is Bible Sunday in the Episcopal Church and asks members about their Bible. He highlights the American Bible Society as the long serving fountain of Bible printing and distribution and urges giving to a thanksgiving offering. He invites participation in the Sunday evening Bible study class.
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Episcopal Church
American Bible Society
Evangelical
Stafford Returns From Shelby Amid Housing Boom
H. L. Stafford came back Thursday from Shelby where he rented a church and furnished it as a rooming house. He reports that buildings of all kinds are in great demand in that town.
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H. L. Stafford
Shelby
Miss Dorothy Longmuir Visits Great Falls Friends
Miss Dorothy Longmuir visited friends in Great Falls and did Christmas shopping early in the week, describing a bustling scene of holiday preparation and social calls.
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Dorothy Longmuir
Great Falls
Blood and Sand at Royal Theatre Starring Valentino
Valentino leads a spectacular Paramount drama as a bullfighter whose life and love spark romance and danger. Nita Naldi and Lila Lee support this Vicente Blasco Ibanez tale famed for spectacle. Showings Monday and Tuesday with tiered pricing for adults and youths.
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Rudolph Valentino
Paramount
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Royal Theatre
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