Leavitt Luck y on Committees
Montana congressman Scott Leavitt of Great Falls leverages his committee assignments to aid Montana. On irrigation Indian and public lands panels he drives legislation benefiting farmers and settlers. He helped tailor a bill to defer water charges and supported a new wheat grade while serving on mining and western development committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Leavitt
Irrigation Committee
House Committee On
Public Lands
Congress
House
Port Oo
Maine
Senate
Senator Phipps
Colorado
Bureau of Reclamation
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
House Irrigation Committee
Indian Affairs Committee
Confrees
Mines and Mining Committee
Cor
Department of Agriculture
West
Funeral for Mr Anderson Held in Belt
Mr and Mrs J Otness and Mrs L J Otness attended the Belt funeral for Mr Anderson who died in Great Falls last Tuesday. Miss Inez Lindseth visited the Belle Lindseth home. Norwegian services led by Rev Tjaseth of Conrad set for Oct 19 at noon and 7 pm. Bench youths heard Scott Leavitt speak Monday night. Charley Dunn family and Mrs Pete Clieve visiting Oluf Lindseth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Otness
L. J. Otness
Belt
Anderson
Great Falls
Inez Lindseth
Belle Lindseth
Tjaseth
Conrad
Scott Leavitt
Charley Dunn
Pete Clieve
Oluf Lindseth
Acantha shifts stance in sheriff election campaign
The Acantha newspaper moves from praising the sheriff to endorsing other local candidates as election pressures rise. It cites mileage figures, questions the paper’s neutrality, and argues responsible reporting while defending its editorial stance and accuracy.
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Acantha
Sheriff’s
Acariba
Mir
Magee
Apronymou
Etten
Ded Pon
Kin
Martine
Reiquam
Jim Collins
Pondera County
Silage Method for Frost Damaged Montana Corn
E C Leedy of St Paul reports a frost damage solution for Montana corn. He advises converting damaged corn to silage in trench silos by soaking with water and packing tightly, including whole corn fodder in bundles for efficient preservation and feed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Leedy
General Agricultural Development
St. Paul
Minn
Montana
Hig
Football Season Opens Saturday at Home Field
Belt High School invades as Chateau opens football season on home field next Saturday. Coach Midgett introduces new signals and plays, with Bill Burns named captain and captain led by Bill Burns as fullback. Several players listed for key positions and others in suit as team builds for the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt High School
Chateau
Bill Burns
Maes
Midgett
H. Moore
W. Mosier
B. McNeal
A. Dale
S. Kelley
C. Satterley
L. Crary
W., Upman
H. Jourdonnais
W. Cohoe
B. Moore
He Crane
I. Evenson
B. Burns
C. Davis
W. Burns
E. Evenson
Earl Bennett
H. Bhecker
G. Radcliffe
L. Green
B. Tedrow
A. Bannatyne
U “Géren
Wright
J. _Mozer
R. Heline
G. Stokes
Joe. Slanger
High School Freshmen Crush Public School Team
In a Wednesday afternoon contest the H. S. freshman team defeated the public school seventh and eighth graders 33 to 0. Despite lighter line and backfield, the graders made steady gains and threatened to score. Johnny Sulgrove, diminutive quarterback for Coach Coffee, starred with alert leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Johnny Sulgrove
Coffee
Silage Advice on Water, Packing and Cutting Corn
Farmers are advised to wet down and pack corn thoroughly for silage. Water quantity matters for corn in shock or frost damage compared to fresh cut corn. Thorough packing prevents spoilage. cut bands on bundles before placing in the silo without shredding.
Forest Service to Aid 1925 Agricultural Census
Missoula Montana October 3 information from Fred Morrell district forester says enumerators will soon field to gather data for a nationwide agricultural census based on 1924 crops. The census, conducted every ten years, will involve forest supervisors and Bureau of the Census cooperation with field work ending January 15 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
Congress
United States
Forest Service
Bureau of the Census
Fred Morrell
Whill
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Celebrate Rebekahism Founding
Tuesday evening members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a celebration for the founding of Rebekahism with card laying and dancing. A midnight lunch was served and several members spoke on different subjects pertaining to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Mrs Brant Hosts Waters Guests From Conrad
Drs. Evin and Howard Waters of Conrad were the guests of Mrs. Brant on Tuesday. Mrs. Waters was returning from a visit to Canada and was accompanied by her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Evin
Howard Waters
Conrad
Mrs Edwin Anderson Visiting Mozer Parents
Mrs Edwin Anderson of Farmington is the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Mozer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Anderson
Farmington
Joe Mozer
Graders Rally In Potential Rematch Next Wednesday
Talifson the husky full back and Bill Bateman at tackle led a strong showing as every Grader contributed creditably. Bud Burns starred for the frosh, with Hart Bennett, H. Jourdonnais, Bud Moore and Russell Helmne also praised. Another game may be arranged for next Wednesday afternoon between the same two teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talifson
Husky
Bill Bateman
Bud Burns
Hart Bennett
H. Jourdonnais
Bud Moore
Russell Helmne
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Sutton
Crawford
June Edgar
Bremmerton
Wash
Jennie Jacobson
Mrs. Suttons
Leonard Lewis
James Meaghery
Margarite Holgar
Bremmeston
Washington
Alice Toose
Tommy Moore
Grace Allum
Johnny Conquergood
Julian Stenson
Clarke Coffey
Glenn Archibald
Otis Mellon
A. B. Guthrie
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Waneta Price and
Mary Sulgrove
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Merchant's Cafe
Farmingson Newa Wate
First National Bank
Choteau
U. S. Liberty
Jeral Reserveystem
FROSH
Forest Service News
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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