Montana Predicted to Lead U S Wheat Growth
John R. Mitchell of St. Paul, former federal reserve board member, visiting Great Falls, asserts Montana will become the nation’s top wheat producer as Minnesota and the Dakotas shift away. He notes Montana grows the best wheat with premiums near freight rates and discusses rising corn with potential for local hog raising.
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New World Series Attendance Sets Record at Yankee Stadium
New York October 14. A new attendance record was set at Yankee Stadium for the world series fifth game with 62 817 paid admissions, surpassing the previous high on Columbus Day at the third game. Five games drew 267 258 attendance and $924 563 in receipts with each club receiving $208 547.76 from the total. The Yankees won Mondays game 6 5 securing four wins in the six game series.
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Youngster Requests a Drink Prompted by Father’s Refusal
A youngster asks for a drink while the father tells him to sleep. The child replies that he has wanted one for two years, highlighting a moment of tension over simple needs and parental control.
Time for Calmness in the Heart's Quiet Pursuit
The fragment hints at a meditation on inner peace and emotional steadiness, suggesting a reflective piece about calmness and self-control. It appears to center on a contemplative mood rather than a concrete event or public figure.
Farmers face burden from fixed Wheat price says Wallace
Henry C Wallace argues a fixed price for Wheat would worsen farmers burdens and harm the economy. He notes a surplus would build, delaying a crisis to future years and urging market solutions rather than fixed price schemes.
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Labor leaders re elect AFL president at convention
In Ore El Paso was chosen as the 1924 AFL convention site by a vote of 14 588 to 13 884 over Detroit. The election reaffirmed Golm pers as president in a unanimous decision at the gathering.
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Gile Petition for New County Followed by Names
A petition to form a new county was filed by C. J. Ponty publisher of the Winnett news, R. B. Wiedman of Winnett, and W. A. Sullivan a Winnett contractor. The document asserts validity of a prior claim and names the involved parties.
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Wool Growers Meet to Discuss Sheep Feeding
Wool men will meet at 1 30 p m in county high school building in town on Saturday Oct 27 to hear Dick Millin of the Montana Extension Service discuss silage benefits for sheep and range feeding. Fawcett of the National will show a three reel moving picture on wool manufacture.
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Grandpa Eben Hoskins Refuses to Reveal Secret to Age
A city visitor asks Grandpa Eben Hoskins how he achieved great age. He dodges the question and cites several patent medicine men trying to persuade him, offering no definite explanation.
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Great stock car shortage noted this fall amid sheep shipping
Report cites a fall shortage of stock cars as shipments of sheep proceed, highlighting transportation constraints and economic impact on livestock trade.
Road drag removal disputed at E A Ryan ranch
A note requests the party who removed a road drag at E A Ryan's ranch return it. The message signatures as E A Ryan. No other details are provided.
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Stoner versus Fink case dismissed after absence
In the Stoner v. Fink proceeding, the plaintiff failed to appear yesterday and the case was dismissed by the court.
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Zev and Papyrus Prep for Inter-Dates Derby Trial
Zev trains for the $100,000 inter day race as Kentucky Derby hopeful Papyrus also practices. Spectators watch as Zev tires near the finish while Papyrus shows speed in a lighter workout. The English entrant’s condition draws crowd remarks ahead of Saturday’s event.
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