Sheridan News: Seed Pea Crop Generates Income News
The threshing machines run full tilt as seed peas yield from Ray Elser’s 35 acres at about 80 bushels per acre. Grain drying follows hot weather as rainless days persist since July 20. Rev Allan Haldeman returns from annual Methodist conference slated for transfer to Ryegate. farewell on September 8. P W Haynes appointed to Sheridan parish.
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Ray Elser
Sheridan
Allan Haldeman
Butte
The
Methodist Church
Haldeman
Ryegate
P. W. Haynes
Sheridan Parish
Mr. Haldeman
Beaverhead scene fills with travel and farm notes
Grants visit Mansfield and Jackson drive to rodeo travel to Dillon for errands and social visits. Local farmers report weed control progress with calcium chlorate and a Churchill brand pump update. John W Taylor war veteran obituary noted with funeral at Helena. Nelson Peterson wedding in Salmon Idaho marks milestone for basin residents.
Reichle News and Jackson Social Roundup
Local notes report visits between Reichle and Dillon, weddings, travel, and school staffing. Isabell Nelson and Herman Peterson wed in Salmon City. Catherine Finnegan returns to Reichle to teach. Miss Marie Reichle visits kin. Community events include a large two day rodeo and Labor Day outings with friends from Barratts to Butte.
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Dan Pendergast
Camas Hot Springs
Charles Burden
George Whitworth
Clemow
Isabell Nelson
S. P. Nelson
Herman Peterson
Salmon City
California
Jackson
G. M. Clemon
Mark
Billings
Fred Hirschey
Walchle
North Fork
Idaho
Val Tadovich
the Woods Livestock Company
Chris Rieber
Enos Wilson
Salina
Kansas
Emma Briggs
Colorado Springs
Colo
Horace Hand
Briggs
Hand
Wilson
Catherine Finnegan
Milwaukee
Wis
Reichle
Rudolph Polish
Sarah Harroun
Dillon
Dan Piccone
Barratts
Butte
Tadovich
T. E. Hancock
Twin Bridges
Silver Star
Whitehall
Labor Day
Boy’s improvised stove starts attic blaze
Terry Conklin tried to heat a play house with a kerosene can Thursday morning. The makeshift stove caused a fire that spread to the shack and endangered nearby buildings. Russell Underwood smelled smoke and alerted responders. fire crews arrived quickly and controlled the blaze.
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Terry Conklin
Russell Underwood
Stag Dinner Honors Beaverhead Principal Peterson
A stag dinner is planned Friday at St James guild hall in farewell to A T Peterson who resigns as principal of Beaverhead county high school to accept the superintendency of Billings city schools. The event is hosted by local friends and businessmen with St James Episcopal choir handling the menu.
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St. James Guild Hall
A.T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
Billings
Peterson
St. James Episcopal Choir
Car Collision Near Woods Ranch Injures Two Children
Two children riding on the running board of Roy Cowan’s car at the Barry and Hopkins garage were slightly hurt Sunday evening when a second car driven by Arthur Contway skidded on Elk Horn road south of Woods Livestock ranch. The collision occurred on a slight turn as Cowan’s vehicle was off the highway.
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Roy Cowan
Barry & Hopkins
the Woods Livestock Ranch
Elkhorn Road
Arthur Contway
Cowan
Lofty Mountains and Ozark Plateau Geology
The Ozark mountains form part of the oldest world mountain regions with gradual denudation. A small area of pre Cambrian rocks is exposed in the St Francois mountains. The plateau largely comprises Cambrian and Ordovician rocks.
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Lofty Mountains
Ozark Mountains
Ozark Plateau
St. Francois Mountains
Clearing ground in Rhodesia by removing ant hills
In northern Rhodesia workers cleared land for an airstrip by removing 25 000 tons of ant hills. The operation required 700 natives for five months.
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Africa
Northern
Rhodesia
Window Washing Crew Keeps 11000 Panes Shimmering
Ten men are employed to wash the 11 000 panes of glass in a large New York office building.
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New York
Changeable Weather Aids Coughs With Foley's Honey and Tar
Early fall weather irritates throats and bronchial passages. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound soothes irritation and loosens mucus with a pleasant coating. Safe for children and adults, non narcotic, mild laxative, no substitutes. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
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Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
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