Woman's Camp Set for Choteau July 23 25
Plans for a three day women’s camp at Choteau High School July 23 to 25 are advancing with about thirty two delegates expected. The program features lectures by Dr. Hedger on home and community subjects, clothing training talks by Miss LaBossier, and music by local choirs and groups. Delegates should bring two quilts, a blanket, sheets, towels and other essentials. admission is five dollars per delegate.
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Choteau
Hedger
Banks Have Most Money in Their History
R N Sims of New Orleans told delegates at the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks annual convention that as of April 3 total resources of all state banks and all national banks in the United States reached record highs for capital deposits and overall resources.
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United States
R. N. Sims
New Orleans
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Sims
Postal receipts rise 12 percent in fiscal year
Washington figures show postal receipts for the year ending June 30 up 12.16 percent over 1922 based on 50 cities. Revenue estimated at 533 million versus 484.9 million prior year, a record increase in a normal year. Road plan aims to put 90 percent of Americans on modern highways with 187,406 federal aid miles in 34 states. Montana accounts for 4697 miles. Federal share 53 percent, local share remainder.
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Washington
Post Office Department
United States
Department
Bureau of Public Roads
America
Bureau
Montana
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Installations Highlight Queen Rebekah Lodge Officers
At the July 10 meeting of Queen Rebekah Lodge in Chateau, officers were installed led by Mary Kelly. Names include Alverta Von Schmitz Vice Grand, Lillian Speer Sec, Emily Meagher Treas, Cora Bitting Warder, Mabel Rogers Conductress, Mary Connor S N G, Rose Malcolm L S N G, Mary Monkman L S V G, Emila Mauseth L S V G, May Clark I G, Alice Jackson O G, Blanche Jacobson Chap, Marion Davis Past Grand.
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Queen Rebekah Lodge
Chateau
N. G
Alverta von Schmltz
V. G
Lillian Speer
Emily Meagher Treas
Cora Bitting Warder
Wm. Odenwald
Mabel Rogers
Mary Connor
Rose Malcolm
Mary Monkman
Emila Mauseth
I. G
May Clark
O. G
Alice Jackson
Blanche Jacobson
Marion Davis
Mary Kelly
Montana crops advance on abundant moisture and warmth
Abundant moisture and higher temperatures push Montana crops for mid July progress. Winter wheat rye and corn show strong growth while spring wheat fills well. Alfalfa nearing harvest. hoppers under control in many counties though some areas report damage and labor shortages loom as harvest nears.
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Montana
Northcentral
Chouteau
Teton
Pondera and
Hill
Flower Show and Dance at Legion Pavilion September
The Woman's Club holds its annual Flower Show on the first Monday and Tuesday of September. The Monday, Labor Day, features the biggest dance of the season at the Legion pavilion adjacent to the show venue.
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Legion Pavilion
Separation of Harvester Co into three firms urged by AG
Attorney General Daugherty filed in St Paul Minn a petition seeking to split the International Harvester Company into at least three independent corporations. The suit asks the court to deem Harvester a restraint of interstate trade and a monopoly in violation of the Sherman Act. The petition warns that without real division the monopolistic control could expand harming farmers’ access to farm machinery. Also note Carl Greenhood and Tra Solomson of San Francisco arriving to visit Mr. and Mrs. E J Hirshberg.
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International Harvester Company
Daugherty
Federal District Court
St. Paul, Minn
Harvester Company
Carl Greenhood
Tra Solomson
San Francisco
IE. J. Hirshberg
Riddick Married in New York City
Former Montana congressman Carl W. Riddick wed in New York City two months ago. The couple, returning from a lengthy honeymoon, reside at Edgewater Beach in Maryland. The bride, formerly Flossie Harrison of Liberal Kansas, had government work during the war. Riddick now handles campaign collections for the Republican National Committee and engages in real estate and building in Washington. The first wife, also named Riddick, was divorced in 1923 on incompatibility grounds after a 1893 marriage producing four children.
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Washington
Carl W. Riddick
Montana
New York City
Mrs. Riddick
New York
Catskills
Niagara Falls
Lake Erie
Chfteago
Chicago
Mr. Riddick
Edgewater Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Flossie Harrison
Liberal
Kansas
Riddick
National
Republican National Committee
Republican Committee
Harlowtown
Mont
W. L. Ford
Riddicks
Haugen Family Finds Comfort in Missoula
A recent letter from Mrs. Haugen says they are comfortably settled in Missoula and enjoy the change. Mrs. Gay Franklin and her daughter visited them recently. Ethel, Margie and Dorothy are employed, and Mrs. Haugen plans to take up commercial photography.
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Miss Lee
Clarkson
Larson
Pridham
Price
Dr. Crary
Mrs. Lott
Dr. Hedger
Elizabeth Roulston
Betty Webb
Miss Thomas
Men’s Quartette
Value of Education
Brannon
Pridham Orchestra
Saylor
Organization of
Lott
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
Wotem
Patton Brothers
Cinetauqua
Moe
Chautauqua
West Coast
Les
Rebekah
Carl Riddick
Haugen
Missoula
Citizens State Bank
Chotlau, Montana
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
George F. Miller
Wm. Hodgskiss
James Eckford
Safe Banking
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