Up From the Soil Economic Analysis on Farming Prosperity
The article argues government action is not a magic fix for farm woes. It cites 1924 wheat price shifts, supply demand dynamics, and a North Dakota study showing wide production costs. It praises national and state support from agriculture departments, universities, and cooperatives promoting diversified farming and farm security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Canada
Australia
United States
North Dakota Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Farm Bulletin
Helena fair highlighted by compliments to visitors
John Bishop and his visiting brother attend the Helena fair. Wm H Spearin, a market gardener, shows a mammoth two pound ten ounce potato. L C Furhie Co. breaks ground for a California Powder Works powder house east of town. Over 150 workers on the Big Hole river electrical plant project expected to finish next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bishop
Helena
L. C. Furhie & Co
California Powder Works
Big Hobe
Divide
Sweet Sixteen serenade by quartet on 1897 Tribune page
A note from 28 years ago recalls Tuesday evening when a quartet of the Sweet Sixteen gallants serenaded several of their young lady friends, showcasing a playful social custom of the era.
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Sweet Sixteen” Gallants
Poindexter and Orr Visit Butte on Business
J. L. Poindexter and John T. Orr were in Butte this week on business, as reported by the Tribune dated September 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Poindexter
John T. Orr
Butte
Centennial valley trip or summer visit noted for Anson Baxtr
Anson Baxtr returned today from the Centennial valley where he is at the summer. Mrs Patterson returned last week from Salt Lake City where he has been on a visit.
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Anson Baxtr
Centennial Valley
S. S. Patterson
Salt Lake City
Potatoes from the Andes Exploring New Varieties Gains Noted Interest
U S Department of Agriculture researchers bring rare Andes potato varieties described as butter yellow flesh with rich nutty flavor. Havre Great Northern builds 75 car stock feeding and loading pens. Edison bronze tablet unveiled at Menlo Park by Mrs. Edison near the first invention site.
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Havre
Great Northern
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Andes Mountains
Edison
Menlo Park
New Jersey
Billboards Blind Tourists in Scenic Drive
Two travelers joke about obstructive postings along a scenic route. The dialogue contrasts visual clutter with the nuisance of advertising boards, highlighting roadside marketing during a sightseeing trip.
A Literal Spouse in Coal Strike Banter
A wife condemns the ongoing strikes and calls for both sides to end the dispute and start anew. Her husband retorts with a quip about wiping coal with a hand.
Dance-tinged motto echoes unconfined ankles and hips
A playful new saying promotes freedom of movement with a light emphasis on loose ankles and hips. The remark suggests a carefree, energetic approach to dancing and physical expression.
Baltimore SwimmerCompletes Chesapeake Bay Challenge
Lilian Cannon of Baltimore swam Chesapeake Bay from Washington 24 miles in 11 hours despite strong winds and tide. George Lake began with her but withdrew. Lillian becomes the first woman to swim the bay.
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Lilian Cannon
Baltimore
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
George Lake
Lillian
Dumb Dan at Work in a Banter Thrill
A customer asks for bananas. a green clerk replies with a quirky exchange about old-fashioned night shirts, showcasing humorous dialogue in a workplace setting.
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Dan
Dentist Revealed As Matchmaker In Quirky Exchange
A man teases his sister in law with a bold claim about finding her a husband. The punchline reveals the suitor is his own dentist, sparking a humorous misunderstanding.
Early Bird Duties at Home Mention Ice Milk Coffee
A domestic note describes an early riser responsible for emptying the ice pan, bringing in the milk and starting the coffee boiling. The line captures morning chores and shared household routines.
Mother and son discuss a new school suit
A mother asks Johnny to join her for a trip to town to buy a new suit for school. Johnny asks if the suit could come with two pair of pants.
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Johnny
Witty Domestic Dispute Over a Dollar
A wife moans for money and a husband responds with a quick cash handout. The exchange blends humor and irony as she questions the single dollar offered while the husband frantically checks his pockets.
First Woman confronts Mrs Rambler over old affair
At a dinner party a First Woman reveals she once feared meeting Mrs Rambler and discloses that her husband ran away with Mrs Rambler ten years ago. The surprise exchange centers on past entanglements and lingering obligations.
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Mrs. Rambler
Crossroad Chatter Noted Calves Jokes
Old Man Brown reports at Nate Graham's a cow with four calves. Mr Perkins repeats four calves. Brown adds one calf per leg and jokes about Napoleon.
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Old Man Brown
Nate Graham
Pedestrian and Flivvering Fool Swap Cheeky Rehearsal
Two comic figures exchange quips as a pedestrian teases a fool who offers to try again after a near miss. The lighthearted banter captures a street scene moment with playful humor.
Regular Hubby Mrs Peters Snore Quip
Dialogue notes a husband’s snoring as a humorous domestic moment. Mrs Peters asks about sleep quality and Mrs Nelson confirms the husband is a loud sleeper, framing a lighthearted domestic exchange.
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Mrs. Peters
Mrs. Nelson
County fair to showcase stock exhibit this September
A fragment mentions the Dodson-Phillips County fair from September 10 to 18 with a large stock exhibit. It includes a social critique on spending money out of town to mail order, warning against harming town credit.
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Dodson
Phillips County
Public Court Notice and Land Claim Filings in Montana
A district court summons for Ruby Smith versus Gerald Smith is published alongside multiple land notice items. Doctor R North of Dillon seeks three year proof on homestead entries filed with the U.S. Land Office Great Falls, with witnesses from Dillon named. Additional notices list Loren J Ibach and witnesses for orange county Montana land claims pending in Dillon.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Loren J. Ibach
Dillon
G.F
Helena
Ney
Nwem
Nwyney
Synw
Township
Orange 6
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Otis D. Bullis
Walter Trombley
Ina M. Wagner
Charles W. Maury
W. E. Bennett
Register
Divorce by non support and desertion filed in county court
The complaint seeks a judgment of divorce on grounds of non support and desertion. The defendant is notified to appear and answer within the legal time or a default judgment will be entered. Witness dated September 1, 1925, by Clerk C. W. Robison attorney for BN.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Ruby ‘Smith
Gerald Smith
Denewith
A. D
Notice of Private Sale of Beaverhead Lands
By order of the Fifth Judicial District Court of Montana the administratrix of Duncan McArthur’s estate will sell at private sale the rights to lands in Beaverhead County Montana described as El section 33 township 6 south range 7 west Montana meridian. Bids open September 17 1925 and continue until sale. file bids at John Collins Dillon Montana office. August 31 1925 Katherine McLeod Administratrix.
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District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Duncan McArthur
Beaverhead County
Township 6 South
Range 7 West
Montana Meridian
John Collins
Dillon
Katherine McLeod
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Bank of the Copyrioht Company
New York City
Farmer's Primary
Albert Levering
Wm. H. Spearin
Gardner
I. O. Selway
Orgon
State Normal
the Tribune
Chamberlans Tabsits
Spouse
Purdy
Aureos
Blonde Bess
VIRGO
Mercury
Eleanor
By Mc Cullough
Ice Man
Icemanshicken
Iceman
Pop
Lindy
Foley
Potts
Information
Billie
R. R
Spike Nelson
R. North
SW S
Range
Fred Rife
John W. Lyons
Roy Lyons
Frederick Glenn Lyons
Joseph Y. Lyons
James Pearson
Drummond
Wis
Peru
C. W. Robison
Court
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