Farm relief not by single measure says Jardine
Secretary Jardine argues farm relief requires multiple laws and state action, defending his plan for stabilization corporations under a federal farm loan board. He says the revolving fund can be repaid with profits, and highlights years of surpluses or losses as part of a long range goal to create farmer owned business institutions for major commodities.
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Washington
Jardine
Oklahoma Stockman and Farmer
Agriculture
Federal Farm Léan Board
Treasury
Federal Farm Loan
Federal Reserve
Ming
Wool Industry Futures Seen From Australian Example
Woolgrowers hear that Australia with 1,000,000 sheep and about one fourth of world wool production shows high efficiency. A ram sold for 26,260 in Australia illustrates profit potential. U S and Montana averages for fleece weight are noted, while Beaverhead post of the American Legion announces Armistice Day plans in Dillon including an airplane stunt exhibition, a football game, and a veterans welcome.
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F. B. Fallriver
Australia
United States
Montana
Beaverhead
Post-Of- the-American Legion
Ite
Dillon
Lie
County
Idaho
Helena
Dnanb
Tnie Calan
Boards Get Credit for Cut in Taxes
The article asserts that county and school district debt reductions for the year ending June 30, 1927, came from county commissioners and officials, not state administration. County indebtedness fell 1,511,102.04 dollars and school district debt dropped 590,743.38 dollars.
Livingston Man Is Injured When Ford Overturns
J H McEntire of Livingston received a facial cut from flying glass Friday night when a Ford sedan left the main highway four miles south Pillow and overturned on its side. McEntire and a son in the car escaped injury. he was treated in Dillon by Dr Poindexter before resuming the trip to Livingston Saturday morning.
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J.H. McEntire
Livingston
Pillow
McEntire
Dillon
FM Poindexter
Dillion Athlete Stars in Bobcat Battle Saturday
Francis Cashmore, star end for Montana State College, scored the Bobcats only TD against Purdue in Lafayette. He teamed with Gardner for an early score that put MSU briefly ahead, but Purdue dominated to win 38 to 7. Cashmore is a local son and regular Bobcat starter this fall.
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Francis Cashmore
Montana State
Bobcats
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Young Cashmore
Gardner
Aggies
Montana
W. F. Cashmore
Bobcat
Melton Receives Calf Gift From Montana Benefactor
Jim Melton a member of the Ag Club was presented a calf by George Clemon of Jackson Montana for the Agricultural department at the high school. The calf will be cared for by Melton and the Live stock Management class to develop a balanced fattening plan.
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Jim Melton
George Clemon
Jagkgon
Montana
Bay
Agricultural Department
Melton
Thurber
Dillon Country Club Hosts Mixed Two Ball Tournament
The Dillon Country Club plans a two ball mixed foursome tourney modeled after the men's intermates from four weeks ago. The event includes a dinner and Sunday evening play with women members invited to participate.
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Dillon Country Club
Dillon Business Men Start Silver Fox Fur Farm
Dillon businessmen launch a silver fox fur farm with seven pairs arriving Sunday and the remaining 30 pairs due by November 15. Roy Forrester notes the facility, kennels, pens, and cook shack are ready for the foxes, valued for their weight in gold, with A. R. Homer from Idaho Falls assisting.
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Dillon
Roy Forrester
A. R. Homer
Idaho Falls
Hial
Dilton
Dillon Instructors Active at Montana Education Meetings
Montana State Normal college instructors participated in district conventions of the Montana Education Association in Bozeman and Great Falls last week. Twelve local educators were on the programs across two conferences. Dr. S. Davis presented a paper to the superintendents section. Elizabeth Shotwell delivered on primary seat work. Genevieve Albertson chaired the elementary teachers section. E. L. Fairbanks led the manual and fine arts department. R. E. Albright chaired the social science section. Continued on Page 8.
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Montana State Normal College
Montana Education ‘Association
Bozeman
Great Falls
Bothman
Davis
Mia Elizabeth Shotwell
Genevieve Albertson
E. L. Fairbanks
Department of Manual and Fine Arts
R. E. Albright
Program for Wranglers Outlined by Dillon Wranglers Club
The Dillon Wranglers' Club presents a year of meetings. Topics include The Great Political Party Conventions, The Tragedy of Waste, Commercial Aviation, The Rights of Minorities, The Line Between the Constitution and the Legal, The Effect of Legislation Upon Prices, and The Meaning of the Revolution in China.
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F. x. Lechner
A. L. Stone
J. C. Wedum
Frank Elfel
J. E. Kelly
Louis Schleier
China
Theatre Pie-Eating Race Draws Big crowds in Dillon
A pie-eating contest thrilled audiences as youngsters competed for prizes donated by City Baking Company to find Dillon’s champion pie-eater. Gift Night gifts were distributed to ducky numbers holders, with Corliss Farr and Paul Bramsman each winning two prizes. A third Gift Night is planned for next Tuesday with another large prize array.
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Y City
Dillon
Beng
Corliss
Farr‘child
Paul Bramsman
Federation Convention Draws Delegates From Western Montana
Twenty six women's clubs represented at the second biennial convention of the Second district Montana Federation of Women's Clubs in Dillon. Fifty five delegates praised the program as among the best, with Mrs. Ted Woodward elected president and Mrs. Verne Black vice president. The four-session meeting opened at St James Guildhall with welcoming remarks and an emphasis on service and cooperation among clubs.
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Western
Montana
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Ted Woodward
Fishtrap
Beaverhead
Shakespeare Club
Dillon
Clark Anderson
Matt Syn Billings
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
F.F. Bossuot
Havre
EB. Davis
Lucy H. Carson
Normal College
Dillon Club
St. James Guildhall
J. M. Keith
Missoula
Jean Bishop
America the Beautiful
Myra Booth
Montana State Normal College
Keith
8. E. Davis
Dillon Shakespeare Club
Ted‘ Woodward
Woodward
Co. D. Wig
Committee Plans Constitution For Local Radio Club
M R Cooper secretary of the Butte Radio club advised Dillon radio fans at a city hall meeting Monday night on organizing a Dillon Radio club. He praised the Butte club's gains in improving reception. A three member committee under C W Oberem was appointed to draft a constitution and by laws, with a next meeting planned after their task. Dillon radio set owners show much interest.
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M. R. Cooper
Butte Radio Club
Dillon Radio
City Hall
Dillon Radio Club
Cooper
Butte Club
C. W. Oberem
Auto Wrecks In Montana Greatly Reduced in 1927
Montana reports a sharp drop in automobile deaths in 1927 compared with 1926. Lu cian Benepe of the state health board cites 44 auto fatalities in the first nine months, with September totaling 10 versus 12 in the previous year. He notes only one railroad crossing accident so far this year, and credits warning signs for the decline.
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Montana
Lucian Benepe
Vital
State Board of Health
Mr. Benepe
Stagg WOW files larceny charges against Clyde Carruthers
Clyde A. Carruthers was arrested in Butte after a complaint filed with the clerk of the court. County Attorney Ira J. Stagg says grand larceny charges will be filed. Bond set at 3000. he is held in the county jail. The complaint alleges he took 181 from his employer between September 24 and September 28.
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Clyde A. Carruthers
Butte
Ira J. Stagg
Carruthers
Anagonda
M. P. Mahoney
George B. Winston
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. Mr Henry will give the message at the Young People's meeting at 7 30 p.m.
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Sage
Young People’s
Normal Eleven To Meet Ricks Eleven Here Next Saturday
Montana State Normal's eleven prepares for its last home game of the season against Ricks College Rexburg Idaho. Coach Moe expects players to overcome injuries and show full strength. Ricks, a junior conference member, defeated by the Teachers last year and Butte high may be cancelled due to state title contention.
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Normal
Ricks
Montana State Normal
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Mt. St. Charles
Butte’ High
Butte
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N. J. Gould
GA. R
William Reed
Jonathan Hill
James’ McKnight
American Legion
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Tate
Amartisanmant
Ford
Dillion
Rainbow
Sheridan
Rainbow Girls
Sheridan Gymnasium
Edna’ Armitage
Florence Tolson
Alma Olsen
Charlotte Drenean
Elaine
Drene
Virginia City
Jim
Dillon Wranglers’ Club
Theatres
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Federation
Stagg Wow
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