Constitution Day Observance Promoted by S A R Chapters
The Montana Society S A R passes a call from secretary Leslie Sulgrove for public attention to Constitution Day on September 17. The urging targets school exercises civic clubs and churches and newspaper stories to honor the Constitution that united the colonies and formed the United States.
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David L. Pierson
Sons of the American Revolution
National Society of the
Montana Society
Leslie Sulgrove
Aftermath of Lemar Bank Robbery Ends in Guilty Pleas
A Colorado bank robbery carried out by four men in May left two murder victims and a kidnapped teller dead. Three captives pleaded guilty in Telluride to robbery and murder in the first degree, while one suspect remains at large. the other outlaw is facing possible life sentences.
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Lemar
Colorado
First National Bank
Kansas
Nebraska
Teluride
River Styx
The Stockman’s Dilemma and Changing Movie Heroes
A discussion on when to sell at market prices for farmers and stockmen contrasts with changing movie standards. The article notes the difficulty of market timing and planners relying on bankers, while also observing a shift toward homely heroes and realism in films with actors like Will Rogers and Louis Wolheim shaping audience tastes.
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John Barrymore
John Gilbert
Louis Wolheim
Victor MacLaren
Ladies Fair
Will Rogers
Government farm board aims to aid marketing decisions
The farm board seeks to organize branches and gather data on supplies demands and conditions to guide farmers on when to buy and sell. It is believed this will provide sound marketing timing advice for wool lambs beef hogs cattle sheep oats potatoes and other farm products. The government supports this theory and hopes for valuable agricultural service.
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Farm’ Board
Mose Smith Stops Runaway Team With Rock Hit
Sid Johnson recounts a tale where Mose Smith steadies a runaway pair on Twin Bridges road near a farm. Mose steps forward, throws a rock to halt the near horse, and the horses collapse to the ground. The team is unhitched and tied to a fence for the farmer to recover.
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Sid. Johnson
Mose Smith
Twin Bridges
County Farm
Featherly Ranch
Mose
Mr. Horse
Mr. Johnson
Fair Week Brings County Participants to Dillon
The article praises a community fair inviting country folks and Dillon residents alike. It emphasizes that attending will rest, support local enterprise, and boost future fairs, urging all citizens to participate and contribute to the good cause.
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Dillon
Elks and Old Partners In Two Generations of Cattle Business
Ed Adams met Lotis Kaufman of Stadler Kaufman in Helena while vacationing at Alhambra hot springs. The pair, longtime partners in cattle holdings mainly in Fergus and Chouteau counties, shared stories of Elks Lodge history and a coincedental pocketbook prank on a Pullman trip. Louis Kaufman once slipped Stadler’s pocketbook to test loyalty. years later Stadler found the same pocketbook returned with the money intact.
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Ed ‘Adams
Alhambra
Louis Kaufman
Chicago
Mr. Stadler
Mr. Kaufman
Elks Lodge
Helena
No. 193
Kaufman
Ayith
Elks
Louis
Stadler
Dreamland
Beaverhead Bulls Treadmill Plan Audacious and Practical
H A Hopper of the New York College of Agriculture proposes a two bull treadmill system that could pump farm water and improve a bull's fitness. He argues initial two man teaching, then minimal supervision, to curb roaming bulls and enhance productivity on Beaverhead ranches.
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H. A. Hopper
New York College of Agriculture
Beaverhead
Plant Peonies This Fall From St James Garden Guild
Peony roots prepared for transplanting in high rating named varieties offered by St James Garden Guild. Advice on variety selection and planting provided. Prices range from 1.00 to 50.00 per root. Phone contact 272-1.
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St. James
Garden ‘Guild
Ant Communication Detected By Pittsburgh Scientists
University of Pittsburgh researchers perfected a device to detect underground ant sounds. A wood block on a telephones transmitter linked to earphones captured termite vibrations as ants hammered their heads on wood. Ants hear air vibrations poorly but respond to subterranean vibrations signaling danger.
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University of Pittsburgh
Phrase Stone Age Not Literal in Application
The Stone age is a term for cultural development tied to materials used, not a fixed chronological stage. Primitive people used wood and perishable tools. some Stone Age tribes made superior artistic items, and the term reflects relic prevalence more than actual daily implements.
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Europe
America
Fall Menus From the National Livestock and Meat Board
The article lists fall menus featuring beef veal lamb and pork dishes with sides and desserts. It includes stuffed round steak roast pork tongue croquettes and lamb stew along with several salads and fruit desserts. An inflation note discusses increased gas and oil consumption affecting engine fuel needs and a testimonial for Foley Pills diuretic.
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National Livestock and Meat Board
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LON’. ‘Tribune
Foote
Montana
Foreign Ring Representative Press A ‘Association
Dillon Postoffice
David and Goliath
the Tribune
D. McMillen
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Temple
R. C.A
Atwater
Kent
Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
Seaton
Tribune Book Store
A. S. M. Hutchinson
Mark
Sabree Mr. Hutchinson
Paramount
Tribune Bookstore
Aran
Rath
Babe Rath
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