Farmington News Notes Local Travel and Harvest Delays
Burton Beach reports Mr Reiding and son inspected a new threshing outfit in Bole for a potential South Field Co-Operative Association investment. Great Falls visitors Mr and Mrs Proctor duck hunted with H R Thompson. Rain delayed harvest. a move of Lee Brown to Whitford house. Brown may thresh with B B Rogers once roads improve. Sunday Sabbath School drew 19. next services planned in two weeks if roads clear.
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Farmington
Reiding
Richard
Bole
South Field Co-Operative Association
Mrs. Proctor
Great Falls
H. R. Thompson
Messrs. Thompson
Proctor
Burton School
Roberts Given Four Months
Merle Roberts, once a Dupuyer saloon operator, was convicted in a Great Falls federal court for selling liquor to Indians. Judge Bourquin sentenced him Saturday to four months in jail on each of four counts, with sentences concurrent, and a $100 fine plus $378.25 in costs.
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Merle Roberts
Dupuyer
Great Falls
Bourquin
Only a Lady In the Making
A Christian Herald anecdote recalls five year old Freddy hitting his three year old sister Helen and a visiting auntie admonishing him. Helen quickly answers that gentlemen do strike ladies, citing her father’s spanking as proof.
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Freddy
Helen
Auntie
Christian Herald
Superstitions Move Musicians and Dwellings
The note recalls Paderewski avoiding No 13 on a London street after paying for an apartment and Massenet’s pages misnumbering 13 as 1214 in manuscripts. It asserts that proper dwellings safeguard civilization and nurture domestic virtues, echoing Disraeli's belief that a proper home enables virtuous living.
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Paderewski
London
Massenet
Disraell
Not to Be Broken
Dialogue excerpt features a couple exchanging lines about a husband’s will and its firmness. The exchange highlights a defiant stance on stubborn resolve within a domestic dispute setting.
Advertise In This Paper To Stay Busy
A compact note urges advertisers to place ads in the paper with the promise they will keep readers busy. The message stylizes a busy newspaper marketplace and invites local businesses to participate.
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