The House That Jack Built Operetta At School
An operetta in two acts titled The House That Jack Built will be presented by home talent at the high school auditorium next Wednesday evening. Principal roles include Mother Goose played by Mrs J F Ray Jack by O R Nelson Old King Cole by A B Guthrie Queen of Hearts by Mrs H W Bateman Knave of Hearts by ? All of Mother Goose’s family will perform in song and dance to entertain guests. Proceeds go to raise funds to cover last year’s church budget deficit. event hosted by the M E church. December 21 is the date.
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Mother Goose
J. F. Ray Jack
R. Nelson
Old King Cole
A. B. Guthrie
Queen of Hearts
H. W. Bateman Knave
M. E. Church
Farmington Notes Share News of Homes and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Thorud of Fairfield reside with Mrs Thoruds brother S I Syse for the winter. Local families visited, a Ladies Aid meeting, and Farmington and East Farmington Sunday schools practice for Christmas. A lecture at Royal Theatre drew a large audience and sheep loss, wind damage, and a schoolhouse dance on December 17 prominent in town.
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Farmington
East Farmington
Royal Theatre
Chris Lindseth
Gamble School
C. O. Lindseth
Andersson
Steve
Lindseth
Depner
EH. Arnésmeyer
Charles
Pieros
Chalmers
P. Cleive
T. Hanson
Mudville Rail Way Delays Highlight Quiet Village
A visitor waited four hours for an overdue train in Mudville, a quiet suburb famed for its railway. The porter claimed the train was near as an engineer's dog trotted up the line, providing a momentary smile amid the delay.
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Mudville
Edinburgh
Four-Power Pacific Peace Plan Accepted by Japan
The conference announces a four power Pacific peace agreement with United States and France party. It preserves China's territorial integrity and equal opportunities in the orient while signaling naval reductions but leaves key issues like fortifications and concession rights to future talks. The landmark accord aims to steer nations toward international peace and avert war.
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Pacific
United States
France
China
Orient
Foreign Department
Washington
Nearly 69 125 ex service men aided by drive
United States Veterans Bureau reports a nationwide cleanup found 69 125 cases where veterans or dependents were unaware of entitled benefits and provided relief. The drive also uncovered fraudulent claims and those cases were promptly handled.
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United ‘States Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Hibbard to Head State Livestock Loin Corporation
Election of A. T. Hibbard as secretary-manager of the Montana Livestock corporation was announced by the board. He resigns as active vice president of the Banking Corporation of Montana but remains on its directorate and with the Montana Bankers' association as secretary.
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Helena
A. T. Hibbard
Montana Livestock Corporation
Hibbard
Banking Corporation of Montana
Montana Bankers’ Association
T. O. Hammond
Montana Trust & Savings Bank
Livestock Corporation
Hammond
Ofce
T. ©. Larson
Chateau
Teton County
Livestock Corporation Board
The
Cheyenne
Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana Corporation
Tig’e War ‘Finance Corporation
Washington
Sam Stephenson
Great Falls
S. McKenna
War Finance Corporation
Postoffice Warns Against Odd Size Envelopes Debutante Writing
The U S Postoffice urges the public to avoid odd sized envelopes and cards during Christmas. Machines cancel business sized envelopes at 50 000 per hour, while smaller ones require hand cancellation causing delays. It also appeals to women to use plain handwriting and simple addressing.
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U. S. Postoffice Department
Postoffice Department
Propaganda Campaign Targets Washington Conference
The piece argues that propaganda efforts aim to undermine the Washington conference by sowing distrust and eroding public faith. It warns readers to distinguish harmful propaganda from honest discussion and genuine suggestions meant to aid the conference’s aims.
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United States
Washington
Prospects Rise for Willow Creek Structure in Montana
Drilling at Willow Creek near Cat Creek parallels a historic discovery pattern as Western Petroleum Exploration and Chateau Oil and Gas suspend winter work but plan spring resumption. Geologists see Virgelle sandstone potential with shows of oil and 200 feet below deep-well zones, while investors hold firm awaiting production.
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Willow Creek
Western Petroleum Exploration
Th Choteau Oil & Gas Company
Montana
Cat Creek
Templeton
N. Cat Creek
Chateau Oil & Gas Company
United States Geological Survey
Virgelle
Chateau
Salt Creek
Rejection Slips Prompt Interview Request
A Birmingham Age-Herald note relates an editor reading a claim by a man who has received 50 rejection slips from the editor in the past year. The man asks for a meeting, suggesting the editor should grant an interview despite the editor's unease about the request.
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de Lean
Dari
Birmingham Age-Herald
County Agent's News Notes
Blaine Jerguson the state irrigation specialist visits to assist Burton Ditch Company as they install a new weir based water measurement system. H L Stafford re elected president of the Teton County Farm Bureau for 1922 and dues raise to two dollars. Uncle Sam Hampton to tour the county in late January to speak on community and farm organizations.
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Blaine Jerguson
Burton Ditch Company
H. L. Stafford
Teton County Farm Bureau
Stafford
Farm Bureau
State
National Bureau
Sam Hampton
Red Cross activity and veterans training noted
Friends of Victor Brown an ex soldier training at the University of Lexington Kentucky report he is progressing well. Public invited to see a court house display of donated dolls furniture and toys for Christmas distribution. Red Cross needs cakes cookies and homemade candies and volunteers for sewing. Chateau roll call quota reached 306.50 with full report forthcoming.
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Victor Brown
Chateau
Lexington
Brown
Teton County
Nagle
Power
Red Cross
Court House
Local notes and social events in town
Mr J F Babcock checked Montana Elevator Co interests this week. A school children surprise honored Alpha Solomson Friday. A Harmony schoolhouse dance is planned for next Saturday. Roy Estes suffers pneumonia. A wind storm damaged a box car roof but caused no serious harm. Mrs M E Anderson visited from Coffee Creek. Mrs G A Sanders arrived from Chester to oversee cattle for Galbraith. New cattle car received from Boulder. Geo Lilly of Rocky Mountain Elevator Co. was in town. Genevieve Finnch’s store burned Thursday at 1 AM, stock insured about two thirds. fire failure due to no local apparatus.
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J. F. Babcock
Montana Elevator Co
H. Blair
Great Falls
L. A
Roy Estes
M. E.anderson
Coffee Creek
C. Peterson
G. A. Sanders
Chester
Montana
Sanders
Galbraith Cattle Co
Boulder
Geo. Lilly
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
H. Solomson
W. E. Mansfield
Genevieve E. Finnch
Christmas Plans At St Stephen's Church
Rev H E Bush leads services at 11 a m 12 pm and 7 30 pm Sunday. A big church school food and candy sale Saturday at Chateau Mercantile to aid the Christmas fund. Events include an old fashioned Christmas tree program A Trip to the Home of Santa Claus a Christmas Midnight Communion and Manger Service with a full program to follow in next week’s paper.
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ST. Stephen’s Chuch
H. E. Bush
Chateau Mercantile
Santa Claus
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Associated Press
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Federal Reserve System
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Citizens State Bank OF
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