Northern Montana wool clip sells at 40 cents a pound
The Sprinkle clip of 22 000 fleeces totaling nearly 200 000 pounds sold at Chinook to Hallowell Jones and Donald, Boston wool house, at 40 cents a pound. It is the largest sale this year in northern Montana and signals a break in a price deadlock with eastern buyers.
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Great Falls
Chinook
Hallowell, Jones & Donald
Boston
Montana
Providence
R. I
Chicago
Philadelphia
Waldorf Co elects A F Waldorf President
A F Waldorf was elected president of the Waldorf company at a stockholders meeting held Monday evening at the store offices. He will succeed A J Wedum who had led the firm since its organization. Also elected were Kid C Smith as vice president and B B Roe as secretary and treasurer.
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A. F. Waldorf
Waldorf Company
Mr. Waldorf
A A. J. Wedum
Kid C. Smith
B. B. Roe
PTA to Host Second Annual Dance at City Hall
Members of the Parent Teachers Association announce a second annual dance on February 4 at the city hall auditorium. Baxter-Tonney orchestra will provide music. Proceeds benefit the PTA fund for charitable and related purposes with Mrs W B Hartwig in charge and assistants named.
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Parent- Teachers’ Association
City Hall
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
P. T. A. Fund
W. B. Hartwig
Anson Baxter
Robert Barrett
Frank Caskins
Bert Orr
B. J. Gunderson
Honor Roll and Effort List Wisdom Blacktail Schools
Blacktail School No 1 lists December month effort honorees Alvin Bay Edward Bay Clifford Bay Helen Bay Francis Laden Charles Laden Bertie Kruljac Rudolph Kruljac Frankie Kruljac George Rebich Mary Rebich Donna Rebich Mary Rebich Agnes Stefonic Joe Stefonic Wisdom School honorist Dorothy Hurley May Sprinkle County Supt of Schools.
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Blacktail Schools
Blacktail School
Alvin Bay
Edward Bay
Clifford Bay
Helen Bay
Francis Laden
Charles Laden
Bertie Kruljac
Rudolph Kruljac
Frankie Kruljac
George Rebich
Mary B. Rebich
Donna Rebich
Mary Rebich
Agnes Stefonic
Joe Stefonic
May Sprinkle
County
Husbands and Friends Spell Tribe Bond in Early Society
Fragmentary notes describe collective life and group bonds among men, referencing tribal instincts and social rituals. The text blends cultural hints with disjointed culinary and domestic mentions, signaling a torn OCR from a 20th century column.
Montana Banking Improvement Reports 1927 Gains
Montana state and private banks increased resources to 92.95 million dollars by end of 1927 from 86.29 million in 1926. Deposits rose to 83.39 million while only one bank failed, its resources 169 thousand. A. J. Lochrie praised banks for soundness and cooperation.
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Helena
Montana
A. J
Lochrig
Barbed Wire at Hartwig theater stars Pola Negri in wartime romance
Pola Negri headlines Barbed Wire at Hartwig theater tonight and tomorrow, a Paramount war romance not focused on battlefield fighting but on the era from hostilities to after the armistice. The drama, adapted from Hall Caine by Jules Furthman, features Cliver Brook Einar Hanson Claude Gillingwater and others in the supporting cast.
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Pola Negri
Paramount
Hartwig Theatre
Hall Caine
Jules Furthman
Knockaloe
Cliver Brook
Einar Hanson
Claude Gillingwater
Slyde Cook
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Ben Hendricks, Jr
Norman Peck
February Issue P T Y Bulletin Mailed
The February number of the Parent-Teachers Bulletin is being mailed from state headquarters. It features articles by L L Callaway chief justice of Montana Supreme Court C H Riedell Montana State University fine arts professor and Dr H B Davis president of Montana State Normal College. The president's message by Mrs John H Gilbert discusses the PTA movement birthday anniversary this month.
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L. L. Callaway
Supreme Court of Montana
C. H. Riedell
Montana State University
EH. Davis
Montana State
Normal College
John H. Gilbert
Comedians Must Be Humble Says Chaplin at Hartwig
Charlie Chaplin of United Artists argues humility as the chief trait for aspiring comedians. He cites his own humility and the ability to laugh at oneself as vital while filming The Circus with Merna Kennedy at the slack wire scene.
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Charlie Chaplain
United Artists
the Circus
Hartwig Theatre
Merna Kennedy
Charlie
Teo
PTA Pre-School Roundup Aims at Enticing Early Exams
Mrs. J H Gilbert reports a PTA initiative led by Dr. Bonness to screen all pre school children May through September. The goal is to ensure entering students in September have no remedial defects. The program described as one of the movement's most important sponsored by the PTA.
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Congress of Parents and Teachers
J.H
County Clerk and Recorder Prepare for Four Elections
The county plans a primary on July 17 with June 1 as the voter registration deadline. The general election occurs November 6 with a September 21 deadline to register, as officials outline in preparations.
Meeting of Assessors Forms Three County Committees
The article lists members named to the sheep and cattle committees with five members each drawn from leading figures in the industries. The sheep panel includes Christianson Blaine Holbert Madison Rader Meagher Whitney Sweetgrass Crow Fallon. The cattle panel features Emerick Beaverhead Curtis Chouteau Ridgeway Broadwater Zinn Musselshell Gebo Carbon. An order of business committee includes Martin Lewis and Clark Anderson Stillwater Park Petroleum. A special 11 member group will draft a schedule and report on taxes.
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Christianson
Blaine
Holbert
Madison
Rader
Meagher
Whitney
Sweetgrass
Crow
Fallon
Hmerick
Beaverhead
Curtis
Chouteau
Ridgeway
Broadwater
Zinn
Mussel
State tax board faces heated debate on schedules and duties
Montana assessors clash with state board over form and uniform schedules. Debate cites jurisdiction, need for uniform schedules, and prior changes. Conference January 24 to 26 will tackle livestock values, automobile and land taxation, and tax exemptions amid court actions and unresolved issues.
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P. T. O'Brien
Deer Lodge County
State Board
C.h.marden
State Board of Equalization
Beaverhead County's Licensed Employment Agent
An advertisement proclaims the only authorized and licensed employment agent in Beaverhead County offers ready service day and night. It invites calls at 29 J.or 822W and promises the best of help fur nished with a motto of thanks to all who call.
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Beaverhead County
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Waldorf CO
Ree
Wisdom School
Dorothy Hurley
Agene Field
Wiliam
Biee
Marcelling
Dorothy Smith
Mary Christiansen
Chaplin
Emerick
Hia Provenue
Wheather
Federal Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
Stewart
Lewis and Clark County
Commission
James E. Phillips
Dillon, Montana
Pratt’s
Poultry Hee York
George Gosman
Rexall
Dillon
Jackrabbit
Fur Company
Missoula, Montana
Seriae
Ofoa
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