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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1926

Page

12

Fort Benton to Host Pioneer Society Convention in July

Montana Pioneer Society plans a Fort Benton meeting July 16 17 18 to align with the Columbia River Historical Expedition trip from Chicago arriving July 18. The Fort Benton Commercial Club aims to synchronize events including a three hour celebration and visits to Great Falls and Glacier Park as part of a Northwest historic commemorative program.

David Hilger Montana Historical Society J. R. Oberholzer Fort Benton Great Falls Missouri Glacier Park Great Northern Railway Ralph Budd Great Northwest Commercial Club Pioneer Society Oberholser

Goodsill Named General Passenger Agent of Northern Pacific

M M Goodsill rises from Helena Commercial Club secretary to general passenger agent for the Northern Pacific Railroad. Announced in St Paul by A B Smith after starting as assistant general passenger agent in immigration and industry then advertising. At 35 he is among the two youngest such officers in U S rail service.

Helena Goodsill United States

Balanced Breakfast Ration Says Quaker Oats Powers Mornings

The article argues for a complete breakfast to prevent morning fatigue and hunger. It promotes Quaker Oats as a quick, protein rich option containing 16 percent protein 58 percent carbohydrate essential vitamins and fiber, claiming it fuels the day and aids regular digestion.

Progress on the Blackfeet an Indian fair at Browning

The fourth annual Short Course and Mid Winter Indian Fair at Browning on February 23 27 showcased modern home canning, embroidery, and farm products by Blackfeet women and men. Governor Erickson lauds education and civilization while noting past resistance and current shifts toward integration into state life.

Margaret Thompson Otto Thompson Glacier Park Montana Montana Federation of Women's Clubs Browning Blackfeet Indian Reservation J. E. Erickson Browning Fair Reservation Alfred Atkinson Agricultural College Bozeman I. D. O'Donnell Billings Blanchet L. Lee Frank B. Linderman W. F. Cogswell Montana State Board of Health Mitchell Great Falls Erickson United States Work Saturday Evening Post Indian Bureau Atkinson I. D. O’donnell Cogswell

Five Year Program Aims for Blackfeet Homes and Work

The article traces Blackfeet Territory history from a vast range to a defined reservation and describes the shift from tepees to houses. It details the Five Year Program begun in 1921 to foster industry, home building, farming, and irrigation through a reimbursable fund and cooperative farming associations.

Piegan Farming and Livestock Association

Land settlement advisory board named by Commissioner Bowmen

Commissioner A H Bowmen announced the land settlement advisory board members. Frank Venable of Butte represents the Montana State Association of Commercial Club Secretaries. J J O Shea of Roberts, H S Buel of Bozeman, W S McCormack of Kalispell, A F Ziebarth of Plentywood, and others represent banks, real estate, mortgage firms, and agricultural groups across Montana.

Frank Venable Butte J. L. Humphrey Great Falls W. L. Stockton Commissioner of Agriculture Montana A. H. Bowman J. L.humphrey W. S. McCormack Kalispell Federal Land Bank Clarkston Farm Bureaus W. A. Selvidge Billings Montana Development Association Alfred Atkinson Bozeman Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts A. F. Ziebarth Plentywood

Funeral wreath hangs behind barber shop warning sign

A suburb of Cleveland stunned residents as a funeral wreath appeared behind a window sign reading You're next in a local barber shop sparking fear. Police investigated the ominous display and urged calm while canvassing nearby businesses.

Cleveland

Spring Wheat Acreage to Increase in Montana Says Experts

Weather last fall curtailed winter wheat planting but soil moisture improves prospects for large spring sowing in Montana. If moisture remains normal and spring begins timely, spring wheat area could exceed 1925 levels, with some predicting exceptional expansion and others cautious about final figures.

Montana

Billings Moves to Foreclose Delinquent City Taxes

The Billings city council acts to clear delinquent taxes on city property. Alderman F L Tik ton resigns to become special counsel for Yellowstone county in tax foreclosures dating to before 1922. County cooperation covers 20 percent of costs as sale at public auction is authorized after title clearance. Amount due totals $193 611 25.

Billings F. L Tikton Yellowstone County

No Indiana man ever has been appointed to the United States Supreme Court

A brief historical note asserts that no resident of Indiana has attained a seat on the U S Supreme Court. The remark reflects a longstanding absence of an Indiana native on the nation's highest court.

Indiana United States Supreme Court

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