Town News Briefs Highlight Fetes and Local Moves
Dry spell prompts farmers to hold grain sales amid hopes for rain or snow. Reports from Grass Range and Lewistown note rail tensions affecting wheat prices. Social activities include dances with Spider the Fiddler and Emma Koenitz, theater outings, and a turkey shoot fundraiser. Obituary for Mary Wells and a 300,000 fish hatchery project near Lewistown are announced along with creamery and Legion updates.
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Oscar Mitchell
Oregon
Resor
Frank Wallace
Battrick
Rabent
Grass Range
Williard Ranch
Mary Wells
Tyler
Creel Chapel
van den Broeck
Red Cross stresses health drive and nurse volunteers
The Red Cross reports a strong national health program with 7,787 registered nurses and 1,848 public health nurses employed or assigned for government service. It highlights home care and nutrition instruction, health center outreach reaching over 90 thousand people, and thousands of first aid courses in response to industrial injuries.
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Red Cross
Abe
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
United States Public Health Service
United States
Europe
Death of J. C. Hauck Moore funeral honors pioneer
Funeral service for J. C. Hauck a prominent Moore citizen and Fergus county pioneer was held Tuesday at 3 PM. Hauck came to Montana in 1867 after crossing the Missouri river from St Louis and later mined near Helena before moving to the Basin. He leaves a widow a foster daughter Catherine McGregor Barnard and two sisters and two brothers. Friends from across the state attended the Moore service conducted by Rev. Hirst.
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Olaf Kike
Fergus County Sheep Co
Osten
Galen
Butte
Olaf
Camp Lewis
Fergus Post No. 16
The
American Legion
George Hirst
Fergus County
Ole
Forest Grove
J. C. Hauck
Moore
Mr. Hauck
Missouri River
St. Louis
Ft. Benton
Helena
Catherine McGregor Barnard
Hirst
Red Cross Rescued 600000 From Death In China Famine
The American Red Cross spent over 1.2 million dollars to relieve acute distress in five famine regions of Northern China. About 600000 people benefited from relief efforts, which also built more than 900 miles of permanent roads. The roll call runs November 21 to 24 to sustain future aid.
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China
American Red Cross
Thas
Red Cross
Manchuria
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Becket
Bert Replogie
Beaucoup
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Bert
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Latch
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