Forger charged after arraignment on forged check in Miles City
Paul Greer was arrested by Sheriff Mooney and arraigned in justice court on a charge of floating worth less paper. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the district court on $1,000 bond. He allegedly cashed a check drawn on Dixon Brown of Armstead, who denied issuing it. Miles City State industrial school raised $21,000 worth of produce in one year. Columbus deposit of chrome crop found here, claimed largest known on earth.
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Justice Court
Dixon Brown
Armstead
My. Brown
Miles City State Industrial School
Columbus
Farm gear and tractor for sale at Sanitary Dairy
One number 244 Letz feed grinder and one Fordson tractor fully equipped can be seen anytime at the Sanitary Dairy Carl J Hansen Adv. Montana grain crop this year estimated at 54 852 000 bushels Montana Power Company sells 30 000 shares of stock in state in eight days
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Sanitary Dairy
Carl J. Hansen
Montana
Montana Power Company
Tsate
Two Misses Plan Winter Study in San Diego
Misses Eleanor Johnson and Verana Cronberger left Thursday for San Diego to attend school this winter. Miss Johnson had been visiting her grandmother Mrs. Ben Oneil at the ranch and was joined in Dillon by her chum.
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Eleanor Johnson
Verana Cronberger
San Diego
Miss Johnson
Ben Oneil
Dillon
Montana sugar beets promise high 1925 crop yield
Montana farmers report promising sugar beet prospects with yields expected to surpass the 1925 crop average. growers anticipate robust production amid favorable weather and market conditions, signaling strong beet campaigns for processors this season.
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Montana
Carry On Sermon to Open Dillon Church Pastoral Transition
Carl Knudsen announces the Sunday morning sermon Carry On as the retiring minister delivers his final Dillon sermon. Efforts are under way to place pulpit supply the following Sunday September 19 if the new pastor cannot arrive in time. Sunday school resumes September 12 after a three week vacation with all teachers urged to attend. High school students from outside town receive special invitation. A girls class is taught by Mrs Corliss Pairchild and a boys class by Miss Mary K Sands. Prof Robert Clark from the Normal college faculty will speak at morning services on September 19. The new minister is expected to serve through September 26 with his first sermon likely that day.
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Dillon
Corliss Pairchild
Mary K. Sands
Robert Clark
Normal College
First Presbyterian Church invites all to worship and study
Faith begins as experiment ends as experience at Broadus Cornerstone Lewistown reports. Sunday school for all ages 10 a.m. worship 11 a.m. evening service 7:30 p.m. questions on theology answered from the pulpit. next Sunday night Bible answers. Also notes on church projects, cattle shipments, and a record mica find in North Carolina worth about 5000 dollars.
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God
Satan
Montana pea crop expected at 29 000 bushels on 18 000 acres
Montana farmers project a pea harvest totaling about 29 000 bushels from 18 000 acres. The forecast highlights scalable yields across regions and supports regional grain supply outlooks for the season.
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Montana
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised as Gentle Laxative
An advertisement from Wim O Fe Bielke of Hancock Michigan promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a thorough effective pleasant physic that cleanses the bowels relieves indigestion biliousness bad breath headache and helps with constipation. The user Potts the Druggist endorses the product noting it works without griping and that it is comforting to stout persons.
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Wim
Potts
Boston Museum declines five nude Italian paintings
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts refused to exhibit five nude Italian paintings from a larger collection sent to America for display. The decision reflects curatorial choices amid the exhibit plan and public interest.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
America
US debt drops four percent from 1924 to 1925
The debt of the United States government at the end of 1925 was four per cent less than at the end of 1924, according to Department of Commerce figures.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Foley Pills Diuretic Promoted by Chicago Firm
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania reports Foley Pills relieved an aching spot after trying the diuretic. The ad from Foley & Co. of Chicago touts a 25 year history and a guaranteed satisfaction promise with Potts the Druggist listed.
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Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Ellen Reighard
South Fork
Potts
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