Resignation of Rev Kvile After Church Investigation
A Norwegian Church in America inquiry led to Kvile’s resignation. The report notes Kvile has departed and expects no local limolines for their preacher in Montana. Members remain scattered 25 to 50 miles apart and the mission board will support Kvile.
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Hole
America
Kvile
Froyd
Montana
Mission Board
Great Falls
Glacier National Park
Farmington
Illness Strikes Mrs. Loomis at Ranch Home South of Town
Mrs. H. J. Loomis fell ill at her ranch south of town on Thursday evening and is reported considerably improved. Miss Bertha Streeter from Great Falls visited her parents at the Glenloyd hotel over the weekend.
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H. J. Loomis
Bertha Streeter
Great Falls
Glenloyd Hotel
Worm reports show few cutworms in Montana counties
County agents report only a small number of army cutworm appearances this year. In Hill county two farmers quit seeding due to cutworms, with a few additional cases seen in Dawson county.
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Montana
Fred Beier, Jr
Hill County
Dawson County
Wool Market Strong in Montana With Holders Aiming High
Wool prices in Montana rise to 40 cents per pound as buyers note a tight market. Sheepmen hold for 41 to 42 cents with limited selling after shearing. Buyers say demand is driven by manufacturer shortages and tariff concerns, expecting prices to stay strong for months.
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Montana
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Teton
Lulu B. Stanton
Louis Beringer
Minnie Beringer
First National Bank of Chateau
Libby Yards Company
Boorman Mercantile Company
Bessie Davis
C. Lewis Davies
Bessie Swank
Ada Pugh
Ada Swank
Alice M. Kinsley
State of
Teton County
Range Three
Meridian
Farmington letter challenges Luthern Rev Kvile resignation
A Farmington reader defends Rev Kvile and accuses him of causing congregational turmoil over six years. The letter criticizes earlier items and assertsKvile sought a high salary, prompting a petition for resignation. The notice cites church leadership in Minneapolis and a contested dispute among locals.
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the Montanan
Farmington
Evile
Farmington, Mont
Chateau
Kvile
Don
Minneapolis
Our Church
Rev
Stub
Rev. C. Tole
Riddick argues for 1.5 million drought aid loans for Montana farmers
Congressman Carl W. Riddick of Montana urges a 1.5 million dollar federal loan program to seed drought affected farms in the Dakotas and eastern Montana. He cites four years of drought, crop losses, and risk to homes, insisting the loan would prevent depopulation and be repaid as crops are grown.
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Congress
Broathstricken
Carl W. Riddick
Montana
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
Union
United States of America
Russia
Dakotas
Uncle Sam
Illinois
Wisconsin
New York
Great American Desert
War Finance Corporation
West
South
Northwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Riddick Leads In District Elections Says Valley Editor
In his own district Mr. Riddick enjoys full voter confidence, consistently outpacing his ticket in every election he has contested. The strong local support may influence Republicans as they choose their party leader in the upcoming elections.
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Best Valley Times
Riddick
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