Edward Jackson Leads Indiana Gubernatorial Nomination
Edward Jackson backed by the Ku Klux Klan swept Indiana's gubernatorial race, defeating Lew Shank and four others. the result signals rising Klan influence beyond the state. Other items note bank troubles in El Paso and the Northwest, farmer woes, Ford bids on Muscle Shoals, and public attitudes toward prosperity and politics.
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Edward Jackson
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Jackson
Ebay
el Paso
Southwest
Northwest
Radio Schedule Highlighting Hunt in Africa on KGO
The June 1 1924 radio week touts H A Snow recounting Hunting Wild Game in Africa on KGO June 3 at 8 pm. Also on air are Rabbi J Neito, Temple Israel choir, Spanish lessons by Professor Oscar Galeno, and Carey Male Quartette performances with Paul Ahvyn Euphonium solos and readings by Guy Kibbee. Programs run June 2 to June 7 featuring Agri culture Music Literature Economy and more as KGO broadcasts entertain and educate.
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Africa
H. A. Snow
KGO
General Electric Broadcasting Station
Snow
United States
J. Neito
Carey
Joseph B. Carey
Paul Ahvyn
Guy B. Kibbee
Bradford
Truman
Grace Adams East
Armine Martin
Hugh J. Williams
New Presbyterian Pastor to Come to Dillon
The Rev. Ernest E. Loft of Three Forks Montana has accepted the call to lead the First Presbyterian church in Dillon. He will succeed Rev. Philip J. May who leaves for service in French Cameroun West Africa. Loft, a Marville College graduate and Princeton student, led Three Forks church and edited The Local Church Times. He is one of five brothers who served in World War I under three flags. a Canadian officer brother sacrificed. Loft begins June 1 with May’s farewell June 1 service at 11 a.m.
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Ernest E. Loft
Three Forks
Montana
First Presbyterian Church
Philip J. May
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
French Cameroun
West Africa
Loft
Marville College
Tennessee
Princeton
Presbyterian Church At
Church Times
Chamber of Commerce
May
Deer Lodge To Host Home Products Show May 1 2 3
Deer Lodge announces a Home Products Show set for May 1 through May 3 featuring household items and demonstrations. Local residents and shoppers are invited to attend and explore new home solutions.
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Deer Lodge
Wallace Outlines Ten Rules For Co operative Marketing
Secretary Wallace presents ten guiding principles for cooperative marketing through the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association. Key points cover member control, nonprofit capital use, commodity focus, volume and legal contracts, defined functions, transparency, expert management, proper accounting, sound financial reserves, and self perpetuation of the organization.
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Agriculture Wallace
State Bank
American Bankers Association
Wallace
What bankers think of the labor banks
The article surveys bankers views three years after labor banks began. Conservatives see labor funds guiding safer investments and thrift building while preventing radical credit abuses. radicals are seen as seeking upheaval but have not overturned credit controls. Also notes a gas flow discovery at Potlatch No. 1 Adams in Sunburst sands.
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Labor Bank
American Bankere Aes
N Journal
Potlatch No
Adams
Montana refineries produce 2.89 million gallons in Q1
Montana refineries reported total gasoline production of 2 885 554 gallons in the first quarter of the year.
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Montana
Harlem Area Plans 300 Acre Planting of Beans Potatoes and Corn
Farmers in the Harlem Lohman territory will plant 300 acres of beans potatoes and corn this season. The plan targets diverse crops to boost yields and diversify local farming.
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Harlem
Lohman
Van Meer Storm No 1 Well Tops Kevin Sunburst Field
The Van Meer Storm No 1 well leads the Kevin Sunburst field with production of 125 barrels per hour, signaling a strong oil output. The discovery marks a standout result for the area and suggests high productivity in the region.
Great Falls Contracts Set with Rocky Boy Indians for Beet Labor
Contracts closed with 25 Rocky Boy Indians to perform labor on sugar beet acreage at Fort Shaw and Simms. Three in one Oil Syndicate moves a rig on the Mid Field Syndicate lease to deepen an oil well shut at 1481 feet. Glacier county issues a neat book showing farming and stockraising opportunities. Chinook hosts active wildcatting. a California company plans several tests.
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Great Falls
Rocky Boy
Glacier County
California
Forsyth Bank Reopens Doors For Business
Forsyth American National Bank resumes operations signaling renewed local banking activity. Nlavre plans a new Catholic church at a cost of 50000 dollars, reflecting community development in the area.
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Forsyth
American National Bank
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Webber and Fields
Tombstone
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Messrs
Weber
Fields
Mike
Ford
Japan
Matsui
Haverhill
Massachusetts
France
John Jones
Mellon
Arthur Brisbane
Beaverhead
KG General Electric Co
Oakland
Calif
NEW Presbyterian
Dillon
Lincle Joti
Bill Jeeter
Bill
Bill Durin
Secretary of Agriculture
Jewett
Brougham
T. Taxastra
Western Motor Supply CO
Dillon, Montana
Paige
Nlavre
Scottl
Bowne
Blocanfield
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