National Wool Warehouse plans cooperative wool marketing
Directors of the National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co met with bank and marketing association reps in Chicago to discuss financing a cooperative marketing plan for wool growers. Ira T. Wight predicted $000,000 in federal money soon to help Montana growers, while noting wool’s variability complicates financing.
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Chicago
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Matt
Helena
Comra Ede Bo Pany
Montana
Ira T. Wight
Public Oghodl News Notes
James Mayer and Peter Bushman entered the third grade bringing total to 29 pupils. Earl Weiser joined the eighth grade for a total of 22 pupils. Professor Ray plans an eighth grade field trip to the Fairfield Project Fair Friday afternoon if cars and weather permit. Parent Teachers meeting held Monday at the high school with a teachers reception. Eighth graders observed the Babcock test at the creamery Friday. Some eighth graders help the county agent prepare the Montana State Fair exhibit in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bennetson
James Mayer
Peter Bushman
Morris Hegens
Earl Weiser
Ray
Montana
Helena
Debate Over Slaughter of Rocky Mountain Goats in Montana
Western Association of State Game Commissioners meets in Missoula to discuss whether slaughtering wild Rocky Mountain goats in the Bitter Root region could curb fever ticks. Warden C A Jakaway calls for full commission approval and strong justification before any action. The entomology board reports goats carry many infected ticks, but no final link to fever exists.
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Montana
Western Association of State Game Commissioners
Missoula
C. A. Jakaway
State Game Commission
T. Marlowe
E. A. Wilson
H. C. Crippen
Billingsonda
EH. T. Rich
Pete
Jairways
State Board of Entomology
Jakways
Goolidge Dashes Cold Water On President Club Drives
In Chicago and St Louis today drives to increase membership in the Coolidge for President clubs were launched with the aim of mobilizing support at the next Republican national convention. President Coolidge in a Chicago club letter urged support for his administration and cautioned against distractions from his duties.
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Chicago
Coolidge
St. Louis
Ghot ea Lodge Knights Pythias Meet in Great Falls
Ghot ea Lodge Knights Pythias held a grand lodge meeting in Great Falls with opening addresses and music. Calantha lodge Centerville won first in third rank work. Cataract lodge Great Falls took second. Damon lodge Butte finished third. Officers elected include Grand chancellor David Hopkins and Sam White as supreme lodge representative.
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K. of P. and Pythian Sisters
Great Falls
Rainbow Hotel
K. P. Hall
C. J. 3B. Stephens
Lewis Tewilliger
J. A. Lowry
A. M. Brandenburg
Calantha Lodge
Centerville
Cataract Lodge of
Damon Lodge
Butte
David B. Hopkins
BE. G. Warden
Earl Wineman
Lee Dennis
K. R
Arthur Perham
John E. DeCarlo
Max Hammerslaugh
J. G. Whitehead
Sam R. White
Supreme Lodge
C. J. B. Stephens
Chevalier Lodge
Lelia Ashworth
Rathbone
Rebekah Lodge to Celebrate 72nd Anniversary
The Rebekah lodge of Chateau invites Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to a Sept 20 gathering in the Connor building hall marking the 72nd anniversary of the order. A cordial invitation is extended to all members.
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Rebekah Lodge
Chateau
Connor Building
Order
Navy cannot enforce prohibition without congressional
Attorney General Daugherty ruled that the navy cannot be used to enforce prohibition without special congressional authorization or an emergency that makes civil processes impotent. He told President Coolidge no national emergency exists to deploy warships for enforcing the dry law. The questions Harding asked were answered negatively, citing laws and court decisions. S. Martine and Wm. Miltz left for coast points to make their future home.
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Washington
Daugherty
Coolidge
Harding
Naval ‘Establishment
Congress
S. Martine
Wm. Miltz
Coast Points
PTA Holds First Meeting Of Year At High School
The first Parent-Teacher Association meeting of the year was held Monday evening in the high school. About sixty five members attended and plans were made for a childs welfare meeting next Monday. Several committees were appointed including Program Social Reception Playground and Ways and Means with officers and volunteers named.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Phil J. Cole
T. H. Pridham
C. 8. McDonald
Williamson
Ruth Andrews
C. J. B. Stephens
Ways and Means Committee
Prof. Williamson
Saylor
J. C Taylor
Dancers Shine in The Woman He Married at Royal Theatre
First National feature stars Anita Stewart with dramatic roles by Shannon Day and Charlotte Pierce. Day rose to fame in the Ziegfeld Follies while Pierce is noted across the middle and western states for interpretative banquet and special entertaining dances.
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Anita Stewart
Royal Theatre
Shannon Day
Charlotte Pierce
Middle West
West
Ellis in Dark Secrets at Royal Theatre Next Sunday
Robert Ellis stars opposite Dorothy Dalton in the Paramount picture Dark Secrets arriving at the Royal Theatre next Sunday. Edmund Goulding wrote the original screen story directed by Victor Fleming.
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Robert Ellis
Alice Brady
Paramount
Anna Ascends
Dorothy Dalton
Royal Theatre
Edmund Goulding
Victor Flemming
Farmington Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
George Lindseth returns from Glacier Park to his home. A Norwegian Lutheran church class of four was confirmed. J B Connor couple visited Pendroy. G Seeking and Vera visited D Davidson home. Iona Davidson returned from work with Mrs Donaldey. Gladys Butcher stayed with Vera Seekins. Owens couple traveled to Shelby for business with Gordon Campbell. Clarence Hynes of Spokane visits friends and relatives.
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George Lindseth
Glacier Park
Hoagland
Norwegian Lutheran Church
J. B. Connor
Pendroy
G. Seeking
Véra
D. Davidson
Iona Davidson
Donaldey Gr Pole
Gladys Butcher
Vera Seekins
Agawam Notes Highlight Local Arrivals and Visits
A roundup of residents and visitors including A M Rongstad buying a Ford truck in Great Falls last Thursday. Anton Schaefer and family from St. Cloud visited, and Peté Garich left for Great Falls to enter high school. Various locals were noted at gatherings, travels, or business, such as O F Schaefer, H M Gillick, and Bernard Nelson with the Nord truck purchase and other moves around Agawam, Chateau, and surrounding areas.
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A. M. Rongstad
Great Falls
Mye
Liberty Gemar
Bynum
Anton Schaefer
St. Cloud
Otto
Peté Garich
Martin Wiegan
Bernard Nelson
Z.ee
Pai
Jobs Rgr
Hon
Frank
Ries Ole Holland
Wisconsin
Carl Carlson
Bob
J. B. Barnes
Otto Waynild
O. F P. Schaefer
Frank Kramer
Choteau
Dupuyer
B. C. Sirginson
Sioux City
Iowa
O. F. Schaefer
Chateau
Obert Peterson
Teton County
Geo. Brown
Pendroy
Agawam
H. M. Gillick
T. O’donnell
Milwaukee R. I
Jos. Lindsetf
Geo. Wright
Jay Bryson
Three Forks
W. D. Jones
Bynum Country
Ford Boom 1904 Drives Independent Ticket Push
Ford for President clubs spread across 18 states with about 25,000 members led by Roy M Harrop of the National Independent Progressive party. A petition in Nebraska seeks Ford on the ballot with a plan to head the party ticket and a southern farmer as a possible vice president. Harrop says the nation’s yearly debt totals 4 billion dollars and money is the party’s chief issue.
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Ford
Roy M. Harrop
National Independent Progressive Party
Harrop
Nebraska
Farmer’s Union
Eclipse Observed by Chateau Amateurs at Noon
Amateur astronomers of Chateau viewed a total solar eclipse at noon as smoked glasses allowed. The event ended at 2 25 pm with the sun hidden. The eclipse last occurred August 30 1905, 18 years 10 days 7 hours and 42 minutes earlier.
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Chateau
Canada
North Pacific
California
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Oghodl
Livingston
JL. Kelly
Angeards
Chinoak
First National Bank
Choteayu
Ystrem
Boon
Tina
Ghotea Lodge
Knights Pythias
Pit
EAH “Association
Jennie M. Trescott
O. Hansen
E. J. Crary
Ellis
Farmington News
Agawam Notes
Wendal Petri
Ole Holland
Otto Wagnild
Wm. Murphy
P. J. Reed
Jack Reed
Conrad
States
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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