Marshall Foch Welcomed Across Montana Towns
Marshal Foch received warm tributes in Crow Agency Billings Bozeman Livingston and Harrisburg as crowds, officials and veterans greeted him during a multi town visit. The French hero spoke briefly in Livingston and sent Thanksgiving regards to American Legion members in Harrisburg.
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Marshall Foch
Montana
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Livingston
Mont
France
Mar Foch
Marshal
W. W. Foster
R. H. Neilen
American Legion
Lewis Terwilliger
Harrisburg
Marshal Foch
Hanford MacNider
United States
Public Health Service
Silent as the Grave Dialogue Exchange in a Stiff Situation
Smith asks Jones for $20 claiming to be hard up. Jones reassures and vows secrecy in the exchange, asserting trust and silence as the grave. The brief dialogue centers on a loan and the implied promise of discretion.
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Smith
Jones
Advances for agriculture approved by War Finance Corp
Funds for farmers and ranchers totaled 2,073,000 across 56 advances. North Dakota received 208,000, Minnesota 86,000, and other allocations followed in this War Finance Corporation action dated November 23.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
North Dakota
South
Minnesota
A Practical Lesson From Noah Taught In Sunday School
A child asks to tell what the Noah story teaches, as the oma columns describe a practical Sunday school lesson about morals, duty, and faith. The piece emphasizes conveying core values to youngsters through biblical narratives.
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Noah
Oma
Armed guards placed on Montana passenger trains
Civilian guards armed with pistols and shotguns are assigned to all passenger trains through Montana under orders from the postmaster general. The guards, ex servicemen, travel in civilian clothes and will be stationed on trains from Spokane to the Twin Cities and coast cities, with instructions to use force if needed.
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Montana
G.N. Fuller
Railway Mail
Helena
Spokane
Twin Cities
Nestos and Others Inducted Into North Dakota Office
R A Nestos of Minot was inaugurated as North Dakota’s thirteenth governor. Sveinbjorn Johnson became attorney general and Joseph A Kitchen took the agriculture and labor post. The trio was sworn in after the recall election on October 28, with Independent Voters’ Federation backing. They succeed Governor Frazier, Attorney General Lemker, and Commissioner Hagen after the state supreme court denied a petition challenging the election.
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Bismarck
N. D
R. A. Nestos
Minot
North Dakota
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Joseph A. Kitchen
Agriculture and Labor
Independent Voters’ Federation
M. J. Frazier
William Lemker
J. N
New Wireless Station Near Ore Capable of Asia Messages
A newly built wireless station near Ore can send messages to Asia, signaling expanded communications reach. The facility enhances long distance linkups and marks a notable advance in regional telecommunications.
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Ore
Asia
Becket Neighbors Report Storm Aftermath and Socials
Becket residents note few cars after the big storm. L A Snyder drove T M Shaw to Grass Range on business. Becket youth Beatrice Foster remains bedbound after a broken leg. Witnesses from Becket attended C E Bates case in Lewistown. Thanksgiving events included a bob sleigh party at Grass Range hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Denning. Mrs Thompson at Tommie Thompson ranch suffers mild pneumonia while Viva Washburn visited Ward’s home. Amos Snyder’s Omaha cattle shipment encountered heavy storms. Becket teacher Lulu Manes rode to Range for church services. Burr Mead may have a toothache described with humor similar to rheumatism in a wooden leg.
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L. A. Snyder
T. M. Shaw
Lewistown
Beatrice Foster
Becket and
C. E. Bates
Laura Woods
Leona McIntyre
Mamie Foster
Foster Boys
Legion Dance
Grass Range
Charles Denning
Tommie Thompson Ranch
Thompson
Viva Washburn
Ward
Amos Snyder
Omaha
Ceonte
Father of Fantin? Man Shoots Self in Chicago
Palla A Harding 54 father of Everett Harding, held in a federal penitentiary for posing as a cousin and confidential secretary to President Harding, died by suicide in Chicago. Authorities say his death may have been driven by brooding over the fate of Kigedo.
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Chicago
Palla A Harding
Everett Harding
Harding
Timseed Remarks On Ancient Statues Without Garments
Timseed notes that none of the statues are clothed and his wife adds the garments on these statues may endure beyond two thousand years. She questions if women’s clothes should last forever.
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Timseed
Prisoner Killed in Leavenworth Gunfight
Julius Finney, a partner of Adams the bandit killed last Tuesday in a gun battle with detectives at the state penitentiary, was fatally shot. Finney had been involved in a robbery case with Cullison and Kaf several months earlier.
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Leavenworth, Kaim
Julius Finney
State Penitentiary
Finney
Adams
Wibe Adams
Cullison
Kaf
Sa PE
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Billings
Rodman Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Joseph K. Dixon
National Indian Memorial Association
Butte
Nelson Story, Jr
Tve
Foch
Funds For Farmers
Enterprise Meat Co
Custer
Ida Shoudy
Custer Inn
The
Pioneer Garage
Norris Hotel
Alice I. Wight
Nestos
State Bank of
Cap’t Scott Lodge
A. F
A. M. Grass Range
Sane Cc
Laird
W. Ww. M
GB Laird
Booetars
CIA
R. B. Vrooman
In Review Office
C. M. Kelly
DR. A. M. Knight
Kintzi
French Bros
Vieks Brothers
R. N. Ughty
N. G. Luther Clark
E. K. Cheadle
Im Bank Electric Building
Attorneys At Law
Nomee 310 Bank
Electric Aus Caer
Heomen
Becket
Lulu Manes
Sym Range
Burr
First National Bank
Graset Range
Safet
George Creel
Undertaker
W. Main St
Drs. Pierce & Cox
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