Sheridan News notes on farms stock, cattle and flu
Sheridan headlines report 24000 head of cattle moved from summer ranges with L C Edwards buying 460 Duroc pigs locally. Elmer Hyndman and Will Kearney return from Chicago cattle trip amid steady market. Spanish flu causes closures. schools and churches shut. parents told to keep children home. Episcopal guild hosts social with Mrs T A Foster as hostess and guest Mrs A B Clark, Mrs G W Rightenour, Miss Frieda Dudley.
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Will Kearney
Chicago
T. A. Foster
Episcopal Guild
A. B. Clark
Sanders, Wyo
G. W. Rightenour
Frieda Dudley
Death of Mark Bean at Camp Fort Dodge draws community sorrow
Centennial Valley mourns the death of Mark Bean, a popular local soldier, who died Monday at Camp Fort Dodge while his father learned of the illness after quarantine prevented visits. A military funeral was held, with a large crowd paying respects. His younger brother Sonny is listed in critical condition. The notice also mentions cattle shipments, local travel, and community farming updates.
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Centennial Valley
Mark Bean
Camp Fort Dodge
Monida
Jones
Sonny
Dodd
Marin
Kennedy
A. W. Coram
Leroy Sperry
Idaho
Mort Kiel
Belgrade A
Jack Kennar
A. J. Bucy
Dillon
Woods
Stage Road
Jeff. Jones
Miss. Robinson
Leese Ranch
Farmers Demand Perpetual Democracy Favoring South
Washington report argues the Democratic majority discriminates against northern farmers by fixing prices for wheat while cotton and rice respond to market forces. It claims war revenue and administration base favor the South, urging a Republican victory to end southern control and ensure fair national policy.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
North
Middlewest
West
Democratic Congress
Democratic National Administration
Congress
Middlewesterns
South
Middle West
Middle-West
Baker
Germany
United States
Gh House
Washington
Democrata
Boln
Tepophgy
Walsh
Montana
Ahb
Evans
Rankin
Capitel
Montana farmers press for new representation in Congress
The piece argues Montana needs new national lawmakers. It cites dissatisfaction with the Wilson era wheat policy and GOP candidates Dr. O. M. Lanstrom, Carl W. Riddick, and Frank B. Linderman as prospects to shift federal representation toward fairer farm treatment and a stronger Montana stance in the Senate and House.
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Republican Party
Montana
O. M. Lanstrom
Senate
Carl W. Riddick
Frank B. Linderman
House. of Representatives
National
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American Surety Co
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Bankers Casualty Co
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Fidelity & Deposit Co
Marqaed
Fidelity & Casualty Co
Ocean Acc. & Guarantee Corp., Ltd
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Employers Liability Assur. Corp., Ltd
London
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