Cleanup Squad Targets Mer Service Claims in Cascade
The Cascade Red Cross and American Legion urge former service members from Cascade Chouteau Pon dera and Teton counties to file compensation claims now with the clean up squadron from the veterans bureau arriving October 14 in Great Falls. The board will examine cases October 14–19 to settle as many as possible and establish service connection with the army prior to affidavits becoming necessary. Mrs Harriet Carrier says applications should start at the local Red Cross chapter and include a war risk form and compensation request, with affidavits if required.
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Cascade
American Red Cross
Veterans Bureau
Great Falls
Chouteau
Pondera
Teton
Red Cross
American Legion
Army
Harriet Carrier
Castede County
Carrier
Cascade Chapter
Minneapolis
Cheated Love at the Royal Theatre Starring Carmel Myers
A photodrama titled Cheated Love plays Friday and Saturday at the Royal Theatre. Carmel Myers leads in a New York ghetto-set story with rapid shifts between tears and smiles, delivering humor amid intense moments.
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Royal Theatre
Carmel Myers
New York
County Agents Weekly Notes Potatoes Yield Report and Seed Sale
George Grastock reports Fairfield boys and girls potato club harvested up to 360 bushels per acre on part of their plot and about 300 on the rest. Seed potatoes from Russel Burbank and Early Ohio varieties will be sold at 3 cents a pound as certified seed. Weather shows September rainfall below normal with a first killing frost on September 6.
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George Grastock
Fairfield Boys and Girls
Montana
Chateau
Andy Gilbertson
Fairfield
Chateau Station
Dormitory News and Social Arrivals Highlight Campus Life
Fifteen boys live in the dormitory with Bert O Neill back after cafe work two weeks. O D Gray will miss days while traveling to Great Falls for eye treatment. Mrs Leise dined with Miss Auerbach. A new Playerphone entertains dorm mates playing Victor Columbia and Edison records. Mrs Davis seeks records of these makes. Literary society N 1 met Friday with critic Williamson noting good program but room for improvement. A new folk dancing class has formed.
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Bert O'Neil
O. D. Gray
Great Falls
Literary Society N. 1
Williamson
Nation to observe silent Armistice Day tribute
President Harding calls for a two minute national silent prayer at noon on Armistice Day November 11 to honor unidentified American dead from World War I. The proclamation directs flags at half staff on all public buildings and overseas stations from sunrise to sunset.
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Washington
Harding
France
Arlington Cemetery
United States of America
Congress of the
United States
Europe
National Cemetery
Arlington
Virginia
Warren G. Harding
United
District of Columbia
Ovate Competes At World Show In Chicago
Montana plans a notable exhibit at the third annual international grain and hay show in Chicago from November 26 to December 3. A J Ogaard of Bozeman Agricultural College leads preparations for the Montana Seed Growers Association and may head the booth. The display aims to offset past publicity from drought and to highlight Montana’s top prizes and high yields. Montana faces competition from several states and Canada for sweepstakes prizes. The state department of agriculture seeks 800 to fund the exhibit, with over half already raised. Standardized crops will be showcased, including Victory oats Montana 36 wheat Trebi barley Grimm alfalfa and Early Ohio potatoes, with a Bozeman show signaling contributors.
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Montana
Chicago
A. J. Ogaard
Bozeman Agricultural College
Montana Seed Grower’s Association
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Canada
State Department of Agriculture
Bozeman
Ohio
Bozeman Show
Mountain States Telephone directory to press October 10
Prospective subscribers mustsee the manager before October 10 to ensure proper listing in the new Mountain States Telephone directory. Present subscribers considering a service or address change should report to the manager prior to the press date.
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Mountain States Telephone Directory
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Banks to Close on Columbus Day in Choteau
The banks along the Choteau riverbanks will observe a holiday on October 12 Columbus Day, with all branches closed for the observance.
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Choteau
Health Association Program At Royal Theatre
The Public Health association announces a program at the Royal Theatre including a free two reel show at 4 30, open to all and school children with invitations to attend. If space allows the first show will be repeated.
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Public Health Association
Royal Theatre
Youngest Hodgskiss leaves for St Louis to join Century Electric
Grant Hodgskiss the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Wm Hodgskiss departs for St Louis Mo after graduating in electrical engineering from the state college. He will train in Century Electric's school for electrical salesmen, a position requiring specific size and other qualifications. Friends and schoolmates extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Grant Hodgskiss
Wm. Hodgskiss
State College
St. Louis
Century Electric Company
W Hodgskiss
Public Health Associations Formed in Bynum and Blackleaf
Miss Lian organized a public health association in Bynum with strong attendance. Kyle Jones of Bynum State Bank spoke urging community cooperation. Mrs Dornblaser elected chair with Sick and School committees named. Miss Lian then organized a Blackleaf chapter with Mrs J C Taylor as chair and new committees. Meeting voted monthly. Arthur Hirshberg noted as a weekend visitor.
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Royal Theatre
J. C. Morgan
Julian D. Ray
Fuson
Great Falls
Sarah FE. Morse
Helena
Montana
State
Mary Grober
State College
Bozeman
John Best
Jesse Calvins
Arthur Hirshberg
Monay
Woman God Changed features Leena Owen at Royal Sunday
Dramatic photoplay hailed as one of the most dramatic in years screens at the Royal theatre next Sunday. The Paramount-Cosmopolitan picture The Woman God Changed stars Leena Owen and E K Lincoln with Robert G Vignola directing, set largely on a tropical island and marked by rapid thrilling action and strong supporting players.
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Paramount-Cosmopolitan
Leena Owen
E. K. Lincoln
Royal Theatre
Robert G. Vignola
Emerson tractor disc for dale
E Waugh of Choteau advertises a used Emerson tractor disc for sale in Montana listings.
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Emerson
Dale
E. Waugh
Choteau
Federal Reserve Board sees September as improving business conditions
The Federal Reserve Board reported a distinctly optimistic September with improvements in the circuit situation and broader basic business gains. Wholesale improvement tied to higher cotton values spurred liquidation and stronger retail activity while credit conditions marked a notable advance despite a potential rise in unemployment after harvest.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Bank official visits Cho teau in business call
D L Remple of the State Bank of Dutton conducted a business call in Cho teau on Monday.
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D. L. Remple
the State Bank of Dutton
Choteau
County Commissioners Meet in Regular Session
County Commissioners C. P. Crane W. D. Jones and W. J. Crittenden met in regular session at their courthouse office at the start of the week.
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C. P. Crane
W. D. Jones
W. J. Crittenden
County Commissioner Reports Wheat Yield on 180 Acres
County Commissioner W D Jones reports an average yield of 22 bushels per acre from 180 acres of dry land this year on his range. Local officials note the weather and soil conditions influenced the harvest outcome.
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W. D. Jones
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