Community Methodist Bazaar and Services in Farmington
The Ladies Industrial bazaar raised £375 and $192 at the previous bazaar. A Home Workers Society formed in Farmington to aid church work. Services are planned for next Tuesday at 7 30 p m with morning worship at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 11 30 a m. Evening service follows at 7 30 p m with the theme The Pattern of His Wheel and special music at all services.
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Home Workers Society
Farmington
Jesus
Dpworth League
Public School News Notes Details Absent Pupils and Plans
Margaret Morgan and Leslie Jourdonnais in the third and second grades were absent due to illness. The fourth and fifth grades plan an amusement program. Red Cross seal sales reached 84.30 with the fifth grade earning 14.50 and a quarter holiday won. A general program is set for Tuesday night Dec 18 at 7 30 with children from most rooms participating. Admission is 25 cents.
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Red Cross
Wheeler Introduces Constitutional Amendment on Child Labor
Senator Wheeler of Montana introduced a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to prohibit employment of persons under 18. The measure is the second child labor proposal of the new session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Congress
First big basketball doubleheader opens season December 14
Announcement urges all to attend the December 14 season opener a doubleheader with Conrad. It notes Valier return game next Saturday for Teton boys and girls. Domestic Science takes plum pudding and candy orders due by December 15.
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Conrad
Teton
Valier
Miss McNair
Ruth Jarl
Great Falls
B. P. McNair
Montana Projects Gain In Budget Estimates
Washington notes rewritten federal budget figures show four Montana projects getting a total $190000 increase over the current appropriation. Milky River leads with a $315000 request, Huntley up $35000, Sun River up $5000, and Lower Yellowstone cut to $95000. Glacier park receives $28425 for next year, including $100000 for the trans mountain road and $7400 for new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Montana
Glacier Park
Milky River
Huntley
Sun River
Yellowstone
Flathead
Crow Agency
Fort Belknap
Bilack
Viola Dana Stars in Gayest Comedy at Royal Theatre
Viola Dana leads the comedy Glass Houses as Joy Duval who battles a mistaken crime life on her wedding day. Billy Norton learns of a con woman plot during a ball at the Kenilworth hotel as Angel Face Ann plans a killing. Directed by Harry Beaumont with Edith Kennedy and Clara Genevieve Kennedy credited.
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Metro
Viola Dana
Joy Duval
Billy Norton
Gonanmad
Kenilworth
Billy
Angel Face Ann
Swag Sulivan
Joy
Angel Face
Royal Theatre
Harry Beaumont
Edith Kennedy
Clara Genevieve Kennedy
Turkeys Sold By Teton Growers to Montana Meat Co
The Teton Turkey Growers Association of the county sold 22 608 pounds of turkeys to Montana Meat Co of Helena. No 1 grade brought 24 cents per pound and No 2 grade brought 20 cents per pound.
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Teton Turkey Growers Association
County
Montana Meat Co
Helena
Mrs. Pridham Visits Falls with Daughter Dorothy
Mrs. T. H. Pridham is visiting the Falls this week with her daughter Miss Dorothy.
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T. H. Pridham
Miss Dorothy
the Falls
Realities and the Allied Debt
Walter W. Head argues that restoring debtor capacity and Europe’s trade is key. A U S representative should study reparations data, then Congress decides any readjustment of inter Allied debt for overall prosperity. This advisory plan seeks information and intelligent follow up.
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United States
Europe
Reparations Commission
Commission
Congress
The Bankers and Moral Regeneration in Public Finances
A Nation's Business excerpt reflects on banker perceptions at Atlantic City with a call for moral and spiritual renewal as a prerequisite for economic recovery. It cites Socrates and notes the banker as the focal point when funds, civic ventures, or debt decisions arise.
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Atlantic City
American Bankers Association
Socrates
Widow 38 in Love Shocks Her Children at Royal Theatre
A widow aged thirty eight faces a moral dilemma about love and her children oppose her marriage. The Paramount film Only 38 stars Lois Wilson and May McAvoy with Filiott Dexter and George Fawcett. It plays Sunday at the Royal Theatre.
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William de Mille
Paramount
Lois Wilson
May McAvoy
Filiott Dexter
George Fawcett
Royal Theatre
Death of B. M. McNair Senior in Great Falls
B M McNair the father of a local high school teacher died Wednesday morning in Great Falls. Frank Leech of Dupuyer traveled to Chateau on business earlier in the week.
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B. M. McNair
Great Falls
Frank Leech
Dupuyer
Chateau
Farmers Need Bank Credit to Cut High Store Rates
Department of Agriculture reports North Carolina farm debts exceed 200 million yearly and store credit averages 26.6 percent versus bank rates of about 6. The card urges thrift and better bank contact through county agents, farm groups, and bankers to improve farmers credit standing and reduce costs.
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Department of Agricultures
North Carolina
Creda
County panel awards food farm contract to Byron Carson
Byron Carson was the lowest bidder for the food farm contract and was granted the award by the board of county commissioners at their meeting this week.
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Byron Carson
Board of County Commissioners
Hodgskiss and Cole Named to TeTon High School Board
J. Fe Hodgskiss is appointed trustee succeeding his father W. H Hodgskiss who resigned. W W Cole becomes trustee succeeding Henry Radcliffe as part of the TeTon High School board changes.
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J. FE. Hodgskiss
the Teton High School
W H. Hodgskiss
W. W. Cole
Henry Radcliffe
Car destroys farm house in T M Gap. residents lose clothing and cash
A car wreck left Ben Gordons farm house in the T M Gap completely destroyed. Mr and Mrs Wa Gies occupied the place and lost all their clothing and 512500 in cash. Insurance on the house was $600.00.
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Ben Gordon
T .M. Gap
Wa Gies
Ruth Jar Steps In As McNair Replaces Miss At High School
Miss Ruth Jar of Great Falls fills in for Miss McNair at the high school this week as the change is noted in the activity roster.
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Ruth Jar
Great Falls
Miss McNair
Patterson Payne Recital Set for Wednesday at Chateau High
Patterson will present a full program at Chateau high school next Wednesday evening. The event marks his first Montana public appearance since 1915 and follows tours from Minneapolis to Carnegie Hall. Critics praise his musicianship and teaching, with Hofmann noting a rare honor in featuring his work. Baritone Fr Payne will assist, and the program includes ballads, arias, and the Toreador from Carmen.
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Patterson-Payne
Chateau High School
Patterson
Montana
Tuesday Musical Club
Great Falls
Minneapolis
New York
National Academy of Music
Carnegie Hall
Oscar
Hatch Hawley
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
New York Musical Courier
Chopin
Josef Hofmann
Mr. Patterson
Rheims
Chateau
Melville Payne
Leavitt Comments on Montana Federal Judge Race
Congressman Scott Leavitt criticizes Montana newspaper speculation on a second federal judge. He says stories reflect guesses by interested parties aiming to boost certain candidacies while handicapping others. He met with President Coolidge to discuss all angles and aid in selecting the nominee. Everything in felt slippers at Hirshberg's.
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Washington
Montana
Scott Leavitt
Coolidge
Leavitt
Hirshberg’s
County Superintendent Reports on Corn Essays
County superintendent's office conducted a corn essay contest for eighth graders in the county with rules on subject corn length 300 to 500 words judging covers content and mechanics. Winners include Margaret Taylor Lois Findlay Ralph White with Lois Findlay and Howard Martine among top in covers and mechanics.
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Teton County
Jack Sweat
Margaret Taylor
Lois Findlay
Ralph White
Elmo Phillips
Charles Shelton
Howard Martine
Howard Jourdonnais
Dillon
Estaline ‘Wilson
Tolédo
Ohio
Brannon University
State Department
Senator H. T. Rhoads and T. O. Larson Return from Shrine Meeting
State Senator H. T. Rhoads and T. O. Larson arrived back from Heleux where they had attended a Shrine gathering.
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H. T. Rhoads
T. O. Larson
Heleux
Printing Woes Delayed The Montanan Relies On Fellows
The Montanan reports two weeks of bad luck due to a type setting machine breakdown. Courtesy from the Acantha and the Fairfield Times allowed printing to continue.
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The
Montanan
Acantha
Fairfield Times
Ask
Marriage License Issued for Rauma and Kaptjen Couple
Louis Rauma of Rose and Nina Kaptjen of Farmington received a marriage license from the clerk of the court last Tuesday.
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Louis Rauma
Rose
Nina Kaptjen
Farmington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Community Methodist Episcopal Church
Public School News
Margaret Morgan
Ilness
Leslie Jourdonnais
First National Bank
Choteau
Walter W. Head
United Tes
Forign
Department of Agriculture
Keene
Pattsson-Payne
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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