French Debt Standoff Shapes American Policy Pressure
Washington story notes official irritation over France’s debt to the United States. It states France owes four to five billion dollars, rejects cancellation, and faces a firm American demand for a clear repayment plan. President Coolidge signals a strictly American policy and possible moratorium terms, while criticism labels Paris as dodging its obligations. Six-state treasurer O. H. Junod visited from Helena. B. P. Martin and F. D. Riggles of the Madison National Forest Rangers serve near Supervisor Derrick.
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Washington
America
France
United States
French Republic
Coolidge
M. Clemental
M.parmentier
New York
Uncle Sam
O. H. Junod
Helena
B. P. Martin
F. D. Riggles
Madison National Forest
Derrick
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers meet in Sheridan
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association held its annual meeting in Sheridan with a smaller crowd due to cold weather. Officers elected include President E. O. Selway and vice presidents Fred Gilbert and Roscoe Cornell, secretary treasurer Charles LaDue, and advisory board members Harry Foster, John Anderson, Jas Diar nutzer, Ernest Orr, and E. O. Selway.
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Sheridan
Madison National Forest
E. O. Selway
Fred Gilbert
Roscoe Cornell
Charles LaDue
Harry Foster
John Anderson
Jas. Diar‘nutzer
Ernest Orr
Silver Star
Foster Bros
Vernon
Marsh Thomas
Spokane
Walter Ellinghouse
Marsh
Centennial Valley News and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Frank Jones of below Lakeview visited fat Tuck Jones the past week. Mrs James Doyle moved to Dillon to rent an apartment and board her two daughters Nellie and Marguerite who attend the county high school. William O Connor Jr took his brother Steve Carrie Burles and five Doyle girls to Monida to catch the train to Dillon for high school with Fred J Hanson. Ten swans visited Picnic Springs a week ago but stayed only one day. Mr O Connor left for Dillon to attend to business matters Granger.
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Lakeview
Frank Jones
Fat Tuck Jones
James Doyle
Dillon
Nellie
Marguerite
William O’connor, Jr
Steve
Carrie Burles
Doyle
Monida
Fred J. Hanson
William
Picnic Springs
Mr. O'Connor
Granger
Argenta Notes: Hazel James and John Knapp Wed
The announcement of Miss Hazel James and Mr. John Knapp's marriage pleased Argenta residents. A Saturday night dance was held in Argenta with a pleasant turnout. Various residents, including Henry Shafer, L. E. Smack, Malcolm Fleming, and Joe Smack, were noted on local visits and travels. Children in Argenta raised hearts for the Montana Home Society.
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Hazel James
John Knapp
Argenta
Henry Shafer
Guy Grey
L. E. Smack
Malcom Fleming
Joe Smack
Dillon
Shives
French Creek
Armstead Garage Changes Hands and Local Gatherings
Armstead welcomes Walter Lyons as new manager of the Armstead Garage at the start of the year. Local residents Mrs. Pfiffner and Mrs. Kenison, along with families, spent holidays in California and Rexburg. A biweekly ladies club named The Neighbors formed after a fall get together hosted by Mrs. Pfiffner, with Mrs. Elmer Gordon hosting recently at the Inn.
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Armstead
Dam
Walter Lyons
L. M. Fuffner
California
Neighbors meeting hosts and social notes
The Neighbors will meet at the usual place with Mrs Del ray Gordon as hostess. Walter Scott visited his convalescent wife in Barrett hospital. Local residents and visitors traveled to Dillon for visits and events. A charivari honored newlyweds at Harold Robinson home. Parke Scott recovers from a broken arm after a recent fire.
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Delray Gordon
Walter Scott
Dillion
Barrett Hospital
Dillon
Richard Freeman
Dixon Brown
F. A. Kemps
Alice Roe
L. M. Pfiffner
Sophia Guyaz
John Mullen
F. A. Kenison
Smith Ames
Walter Lyons
J. A. Golobick
Hobo
Parke Scott
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad
Mothers demand a reliable cough remedy free from narcotics. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has sold for fifty years as a leading cough medicine. Children like it. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's Potts the druggist.
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Foley
Foley’s
Potts the
Warwick Castle A Timeless Jewel Of English Heritage
Photo Courts by Chrysler Marwell Motor Corporations Warwick Castle at Warwick England is described as the fairest monument of ancient and chivalrous splendor. The article notes its rock perch above the Avon and outlines a history from 915 founding by Ethelfleda to restorations by Thomas de Beauchamp and gifts from James I to Sir Fulke Greville. The surrounding gardens draw visitors from long distances.
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Chrysler Marwell Motor Corporations
Warwick Castle
Warwick
England
London
Scott
Avon
Ethelfleda
Alfred
Henry VII
Thomas de Beauchamp
Edward III
Guy
James I
Fulke Greville
Grevilles
Dead Man's Gulch Saloon Tale of Pronto Jim
A rough described outlaw named Pronto Jim roams Dead Man's Gulch near the Four-X ranch at Alariat. He rides a dark roan and avoids pews while singing at night. Dames admire him though the girl he loves is unaware. Coyotes howl as he drifts through the gulch seeking to die in his boots.
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Jim
Hle
Four-X Ranch
Alariat
Campfire Permit Fee Advocated to Fund Fire Prevention
A federal and state plan proposes a dollar annual campfire permit in California to fund fire prevention and suppression. It argues campers should pay, rather than taxpayers, to cover costs from costly forest and brush fires in the mountains last summer.
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California
Let loose the dogs of war learned in medieval tactics
A historic note explains how the phrase let loose the dogs of war carried medieval meaning. War dogs were used to scare cavalry with burning resin kettles on their backs. Leather jackets protected the animals from spilled resin and flame.
Ben Lindsey Quote on Child Training and Life Prep
A quotation attributed to Judge Ben Lindsey emphasizes shaping children's thinking over mere obedience. It argues teachers should cultivate independent thought so children choose to do right, and warns against parents and educators overdirecting a child’s life rather than preparing them for whatever path lies ahead.
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Ben Lindsey
Cough Remedy Cited By Homewood Woman
Mrs. R. Morgan of Homewood Illinois says she tried numerous cough remedies before Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stopped her cough quickly. The ad claims it has stood the test of time as the largest selling cough medicine, endorsed by Potts the druggist.
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