First Concern for American Legion: Help The Sick And Wounded
Boston July 4 The American Legion’s top task is aiding the sick and wounded and aiding the battle for the blind insane and sick delegates at the National Educational convention were told by Alvin M. Owsley Texas National Americanism commission director. He urged swift action to remove confusion red tape and apathy in hospital care and to educate for unity and citizenship.
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Boston
American Legion
Alvin M. Owsley
Texas
National Americanism Commission
Legion
Mr. Owsley
America
Great Northern Ordered to Build Gilman to Augusta Spur
Montana board of railway commissioners on Saturday ordered the Great Northern to construct a spur from Gilman to Augusta for shipper benefit. The railroad must confer with the board before July 15 on construction methods. The extension has been under consideration for over a year as Augustanes anticipate a bright future.
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Montana Board of Railway ‘Commissioners
Great Northen
Gilman
Augusta
Augustanes
Fourth of July Gala Brings Record Crowd to Chateau
Hundreds from Farmington, Conrad, Dutton, Bynum, Fairfield and nearby towns joined Great Falls visitors at Chateau for a Fourth of July parade boxing bouts ball game and dances. Mayor Armour spoke on American Citizenship. Winners listed for various races and events amid a wind storm and late-night music.
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Farmington
Conrad
Dutton
Bynum
Fairfield
Chateau
Ray M. Armour
Great Falls
George M. Coffey
Armour
Red” Quilter
Skelton
Kevin
Jack Long
Lawrence Eddy
Dupuyer
Mike Wolf
Fair Grounds
Oy Cree
Health Association
Pig Club
Red Cross
Wm. Crockett
Floyd Churchwell
Harold Forrest
Harry Moore
Violet Dow
Enneth Ragland
Grace Dow
Bud Moore
Earl Hansen
Wallace Weaver
Forest Fire Danger Acute In Lewin Clark National Forest
High heat and two weeks without rain raise fire risk in the mountains. Supervisor Myrick warns rangers fear lightning, hazy air hindering smoke sighting. Camp fire permit system in Sun River canyon operates smoothly with DeGroat as special patrolman. Violations are federal offenses with heavy fines and imprisonment.
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Myrick
Lewin & Clark National Forest
Sun River Canyon
Forest Service
DeGroat
Main Canal Breaks On Sun River Irrigation Project
Last Friday the main canal supplying Greenfield beach unit of the Sun River irrigation project broke at Grimes coulee where a syphon carries water across. Witnesses saw a twenty foot deep wall forty five feet wide sweeping away all before it, worsening the project as the irrigation season nears and farmers rely on rain.
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Greenfield Beach
Sun River
Flowerree Ranch
Grimes Coulee
Syphon
Choteau Trims Augusta In 14 To 2 Victory
Choteau travelled to Augusta and defeated the Augusta team 14 to 2 last Sunday. The Choteau lineup included Guthrie Otness Clarkson Howard Harrington Cardell J. Connor Kenyon Freidt with Kenyon pitching in the sixth inning and Otness in right. Three double plays were turned Harrington to Howard to Clarkson. Harrington and Howard remained in Augusta to play again on Monday and Tuesday. Otto Wagnild visited his parents at Bynum Saturday.
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Choteau
Augusta
Guthrie
Otness
Clarkson
Howard
Harrington
Cardell
Connor
Kenyon
R. F
Freidt
Cagerl Kenyon
M Harrington
Summer tillage notes emphasize moisture needs for two tons of dry weeds
County agents mail a second summer tillage letter stressing moisture figures to raise one ton of dry Russian thistles requiring about 40,000 pails of water. It covers tillage implements with homemade weeders and notes Montana ratings. Also reports area youth camp plans and local engineering partnership.
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Montana
Juels Voldt
Dutton
Mr. Voldt
Giant Petroleum to Drill Near Priest Butte in Montana
A Giant Petroleum carload of boiler engine and drilling tools sits at Wastham near the flume ready for setup. Drilling may begin within three weeks with a test depth of up to 3000 feet if needed. W J Gray of Spokane based company reports favorable geology and expected shallow production.
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Wastham
Giant Petroleum
Montana Giant Petroleum Company
Spokane’ Corporation
W. J. Gray
Eta
Gray
Theloverdale. Dairy
Burell Ranch
Flume
Basham
St Stephen’s Church Morning Service and School
Protestant Episcopal St Stephen’s Church led by Rev. H. E. Bush offers morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and church school at 12:00 p.m.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Tri-County WCTU Convention Held At Chateau Church
The tenth annual Tri-County Convention of the WCTU met at the M E church in Chateau on June 29. Delegates heard addresses from Rev Cadrance and Rev Bush with Mrs J E Cashman reelected president.
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M. E
Chateau
Blakerslee
Butte School of Music
Francis Willard
A. B. Guthrie
Reilly
Cadrance
Conrad
Bush
C. R. Stranahan
Havre
Hattie. Haynes
Tri-countries
J. E. Cashman
Bynum
Watters
C. S. McDonald
C. F. Reilly
Conrad Coresponding
Copely
Pondera Basin
Choteau
Kalispell
Donald Kerr Enters Race For County Commissioner
Donald Kerr of Dutton filed for county commissioner on the Republican ticket. A well known farmer and business man, Kerr is described as a substantial citizen with strong qualifications for the office and his friends predict a strong showing in the August primaries.
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Sunburst
Kevin
James A. MacGowan
Arnold G. Baker
MacGowan & Baker
MacGowan
Sweet Grass Arch
Gordon Campbell
Campbell
Oll
Milwaukee Railroad
Baker
Old Teton County
California Company
Lillings
Standard Oil
Donald Kerr
Dutton
Tcket
Kerr
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Ayn Ghoteau
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Harold
Fidget
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
Fort Assiniboine
Herbert Ludwig
Ted Jacobs
Joe Bricks
Geoge W. Cook
Clifford Walker
Arthur Pearson
Darwin B. Crane
Otto Arnesmeyer Helmer Anderson
Wm, Burch
Ray Newman
Lyle Crary
Arthur Ramsey
Howard Jourdonnais
Lloyd Carney
Willet Wood
Max Bunday
Great Northern Railway
Kevin Courier
Priest Butte
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Citizens State Bank
Chotehall
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