Sheridan News Highlights Local Moves and Social Ties
Sheridan files show B A Russell departs for Minneapolis after 18 months as Sheridan State Bank cashier with new Federal Reserve post. Social events honor the Russells and La Due family, shipping of spring lambs to Chicago, local visits, and the opening of school with 121 in grades and 48 in high school.
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Sheridan
Mgr
B. A.russell
Minneapolis
Russell
Federal Reserve Bank
Sheridan State Bank
Elmer Hyndmani
Gilbert Live Stock Company
Chicago
Will Dextrous
Spokane
Elmer Hyndman
Fred .Hermesmyer
J. P. Beardsley
Stiner
North Main Street
Polaris Dance Draws Large Crowd At Schoolhouse
A well attended Polaris schoolhouse dance Friday night featured the Baxter Tonney orchestra entertaining the Grasshoppers. Midnight supper of sand wiches cake and coffee was served. House moves included the Knoll family to the D L ranch and Miss Constance Longmyre becoming teacher.
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Polaris
Elkhorn Springs
Baxter- Tonney
Grasshoppers
Carl Knoll
Freda
Esther Knoll
D. L. Ranch
Constance Longmyre
Grasshopper Herding Association
Elkhorn
Frank Kellum
Hollis
Russell Harrison
Dillon
Anaconda
Matilda Martin
Frank E. Marchesseau
Walter Holliday
Nancy
Rand Robert
Flathead Soldiers Political Club Formed in Montana
The Flathead county Soldiers Political Club unites veteran candidates and aims to advance their interests across Montana. Chaired by B. J. McIntire of Kalispell, the group claims over five hundred members and seeks collaboration with soldiers in other counties for political action supporting soldier candidates.
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Flathead County
B. J. McIntire
Kalispell
Cox and Harding Endorse Salvation Army Home Service Montana
The two political figures, Governor Cox and Senator Harding, both voiced strong support for the Salvation Army Home Service Program in Montana. Harding praised its rural appeal and citizen involvement, while Cox lauded the Army’s wartime record and anticipated broad reception for extending its work to rural areas.
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Salvation Army
Montana
Harding
Cox
Lam
The
Local Glen area notes and rail rate debate prompt
Glen Station news summarizes harvest activity and community visits including Reichle P O and the Hartwigs plus Bates and Zabel families. It notes schools opening with teachers Sullivan and O Connor and reports on rising railroad freight rates and wage increases affecting the public and 4,000,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Gat
Carl Hartwig
Mary Buyan
Anton Buyan
Jack Waters
Dillon
Mierly
No hunting or trespassing on premises notice
Property restrictions prohibit hunting or trespassing on the premises owned by Craig Cornell and Roscoe Cornell.
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Craig Cornell
Roscoe Cornell
WHEN TRAVELERS MEET AND TRADE TALES ABROAD
The piece portrays Smyrna caravans delivering cargoes to inland deserts to trade rugs and tapestries for Europe and America. A Bluejacket and a Cameleer exchange banter in Near East towns and share news from the ports and deserts, each becoming a telling source of distant life to their audiences.
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Smyrna
Mediterranean
Europe
America
Bluejacket
Near East
Desert
Turkey
Weeks Smacks Roosevelt Over Attacks on Lodge and Root
Ex Senator John W Weeks scolds Franklin D Roosevelt for criticizing Elihu Root and Henry Cabot Lodge. He defends Lodge and Root as leading statesmen and warns against Roosevelt presuming to judge their work and the Senate. The remark ends with a jab about Roosevelt as a potential vice president.
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John W. Weeks
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tammany Hall
Senator Weeks
Lodge
Root
Frankie
United States Senate
Americans Abroad in Red Cross Work Fourteenth Division
The Fourteenth Division of the American Red Cross numbers 80 808 paid up members in 1920 and operates chapters across many nations and territories. It sustains home service for families of service members and ships sailors at foreign ports while planning for disaster relief and foreign aid. The division supports Americans overseas with relief, direct aid, and international cooperation as part of the Peace Time program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Philippines
Guam
Eland
Yap
Red Cross
France
Fly’s frugality teased by Wichita Eagle
The Wichita Eagle notes a quip about a philosopher urging thrift comparing the ant to a fly. It jokes that flies are frugal, crowding cheap eating houses, highlighting a humorous contrast in spending behavior.
Gets-It Relieves Painful Corns Quickly
Advertisement notes that Gete-It cream loosens corns and calluses so they lift off painlessly. It claims relief after a few drops, with immediate drying and no further pain.
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Security State Bank
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Total
State of
Beaverhead
Marshall Field
Benk
Louisa Almy
Trest
Nels Nelson A. F. Waldorf Directors
STCO
Dillon. Auto Company
Helena Street
Senator Harding
Glen Station News
Luther Christenson
Frank H. Fayant
Association of Railway Executives
Lane
Land of Plenty
B. Lawrence & Co
City Drug CO
Kupfer Drug CO
Wash
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