Interesting talks scheduled at the farm week meet
Bozeman Montana December 31 Practical methods of controlling the Canada thistle will be discussed on Crops and Soils day at the state college. A. J. Post will lead the Canada thistle discussion. Also on the program are talks on wheat varieties by J. J. Jensen and sweet clover by Clyde McKee with questions on protein testing led by W. C. Whitcomb. Edmund Burke will discuss soil and tillage effects on protein content and A. H. Bowman will cover grain standards and marketing. Dr. W. J. Spillman will discuss the grain and livestock outlook in the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
State College
Cole Fege
A. J. Post
Edmund Burke
A. H. Bowman
Helena
W. J. Spillman
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Townsend Christmas Visitors and Homecomings
Townspeople recount Christmas travel and visits from Helena Butte and Missoula. Mrs. Alice Crittenden and others returned home from Elena Rochester California and Los Angeles while students and teachers from local schools were seen with families during the holidays. A Wilmington father claims his infant twice walked and ate heavy foods at two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Sullivan
al Fuchs
Elsie Contey
Butte
Marion Showmaker
Clyde
Troutman
Helena
Harry Ragen
Mt St Charles College
Lawrence Shaw
Charles Shaw
John McCormick
John
Francis Carson
Walter
Ireta Croan
Business College
Ruth Grant
Pony
Plp Ashcraft
Roy Ashcraft
Grant A. Reed
Townsend
Herbert Gill
Helen Carson
A. C. Carson
Ben Clapton
Missoula
Wilmington
N.C
Endree Lough Quickly With Home Remedy
A vintage home remedy promotes rapid cough relief using a pint bottle of Pines and syrup to curb daily coughing. Claims include soothing air passages, loosening phlegm, and aiding throat and chest conditions. Also mentions Pinox extract as a trusted concentrate from The Minex Co fort Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
The
Minex Co
Ft Wayne
Ind
Sidney Hangs Up Record for Building Year
Sidney's building program for 1925 is estimated to exceed 1.75 million dollars, with 30 000 for public improvements, 150 000 for business houses, 1.5 million for a sugar factory, and 120 000 for residences. Mayor Stewart notes expansions to water and sewerage and new plant requirements for Montana States Telephone. The plan surpasses the 1914 and 1915 programs, and includes upcoming improvements boosting the 1924 outlook. The city reports yardage and trackage growth, with joint Great Northern and Northern Pacific figures not fully noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
W. H H. Stewart
Montana States Telephone Company
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Billings
Great Falls
Judge Pray Refuses Pleas to Annul Sentences in Cattle Fraud Case
Great Falls Dec 30 Judge Charles N Pray denied motions to suspend 13 month sentences in Leavenworth and 300 fines for Frank Amess of Havre and Great Falls rancher H G Wild. They faced conspiracy to defraud customs duties on Canadian cattle with Matt Kindelspire. Pleas for probation and a new trial were denied. Bond remains until Feb 7. Kindelspire testified for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Leavenworth
Charles N. Pray
United States District Court
Frank 2. Wild
HG. Amess
Havre
United States
Matt Kindelspire
J South Nnkota
Pray
Amess
Great Northern Railroad
Wild
Kinilelapire
Kindelspire
Martinsdate Holiday Roundup At Meagher County Ranches
Meagher County News reports a holiday period with masquerade dances at the Har, prizes for costumes, visitors from Dillon, Lewistown, and Billings, and extended family travels. Marriages and illnesses are noted among local residents including George Hosen, Miss Florence Albertson, and residents from Martinsdale and Delphine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsdate
Mans Lain
Smith Ranch
Lennep
Tarlowton
Har
Frank Madison
J. W. Breen
Marshall
Minn
Anidl
Minneapolis
Fear! Blevins
Billings
Lennon and
Martinsdale
W. T. Galvin
Alcore Ranch
Dr. Ross
George Hosen
Florence Albertson
Delphine
Dillon
Loho
Stevens
Bozeman
Axtell
CT. Anderson
Lewistown
Glen Moses
Moyer
Blu. Robinson
Uite
Boy Born to Avants Family of Opelika
In Opelika Alabama a 10 round boy arrived yesterday to the family of Captain Herbert Harley commander of the Leviathan. Friends in Avants Georgia reported the birth and labeled him an heir to the captain of the biggest ship in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avants
Dee
Iras
Opelika
Ala
Herbert Harley
Breckinridge youth pleads guilty to resisting officer
Breckinridge entered a guilty plea to resisting an officer and was sentenced by Judge Robert C. Stong to 60 days in county jail and a $150 fine. He was arrested Christmas night by Laurel marshal William Fly after an altercation with a man who objected to his behavior. Fly, recently appointed deputy sheriff, faced opposition from Breckinridge and others as he attempted to take him into custody. County Attorney John B. Tansil said the sentence may deter local trouble by youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckinridge
Fly
Russell Sage
Laurel
Beeckinridge
John B. Tansil
Butte Fighter Heads to California for Matches
Frankie ACona, a middleweight from Butte, sails to Los Angeles for multiple bouts. Vernon wires that a fight is set and a bout with Leo Tomski may follow. Monahan also plans a California trip, spurring Washington promoters to invite him. Frankie has long delivered solid showings, including a recent sensational Miles City bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Des
Frankie Aconahan
Los Angeles
Vernon
Leo Tomski
Tomski
Monahan
California
Seattle
Prematees
Washington City
Californ
Four in One Family Victims of Typhoid
Misa Jennie Roberts informs of the death of Mrs. J. W. Moore in Hardin Mant on Saturday night December 26 the fourth typhoid death in six weeks. Bennie Moore died November 13 their son, and Margaret eight died December 13. The Moore family lived near Rezauman and on Colbern ranch before Bozeman schooling. Bessie Moore taught Wilson Creek and later in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jennie Roberts
J. W. Moore
Hardin, Mant
Moore
Bozeman
Rezauman
Colbern Ranch
Salesville
Bentie Moore
Wilson Creek
Wilsan
Lame Back Relief Ad Promises Quick Pain Vanish
An old advertisement touts a life applicator with cork and brush to apply heat over a painful back. It claims immediate relief from lumbago and rheumatic or neural pains, promising deep heat and congestion relief without skin irritation, selling for a low price at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet
Rich silver and copper ore found near Dry Creek Falls
Lewistown December reports a Kendall mining man named Kruse claims a rich silver and copper lead near Dry Creek Falls. The ore was first noticed when a rock was struck during rattlesnake removal. tests show copper and silver. The area has historical ties to an old copper mine claimed 23 years ago by George Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Ruse
Kendall
Dry Creek Falls
Kruse
George Haley
William Deade
Dende
Sayer
Keusere
North Kendall
Mike
Grayson Creek
Poole & Co
Bullet is Removed From Injured Boy
Dec 30 in Billings the condition of Raymond Nielson a four year old boy who was accidentally shot while hunting Sunday afternoon remains serious. Doctors report the bullet was removed from the spinal canal in a 10 PM operation and that the bullet entered the body near the seventh eighth ribs and punctured the lungs. The shooting was by Frank Nielson his older brother while hunting near the coal power plant east of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sail
Frank Nielson
Olf Yeset
Children at Indian boarding school attend theater party
About 150 children from the Cut Bank Indian boarding school were taken to Browning for a motion picture show. Agency staff arranged admission while townspeople provided cars and government vehicles ferried the crowd. The seven mile distance from Browning made the outing a special holiday treat with return before dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank
Browning
LaHood Unappreciated Except in Montana Fight Talk
After days of delay American Legion matchmakers learned California Joe Lynch went to New York and did not come to Butte to meet Dixie Jahood as planned. They aim to book a bout in Butte on January 12 and wired Pete Sarmiento and Doe Snel, two promising hamtams, to secure a match though Lynch preferred meeting Lahood elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Nee
American Legion
California
Joe Lynch
New York
Butte
Dixie Jahood
Lynsi
Pacific Coast
Lahood
Thieves Loot Blue Suits From Great Falls Tailor Shop
Great Falls men report two or possibly three thieves raided the Two Lite Tailors shop on Third Street South using a rear window to gain entry. About 30 suits worth 309 dollars were stolen along with cash from a desk drawer. the thieves left other items undisturbed, and police follow a clue provided by proprietor Sammel B. Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Wee
Inch
VO 1
Third Street
Sammel B. Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Dawson
Former Montana Capitalist Back to Regain Health
Colonel William Royce Thompson once seized in London on a mining mission returns to New York from South Africa and will winter in Arizona to recuperate. Described as very ill with a stomach disorder, he built a mining finance career in Butte, promoted a Mexican venture after years of effort, and donated Thompson Park in Nine Mile Canyon to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butle
Willian Royce Thompson
London
South Africa
New York
Arizona
Butte
Thompson
Putte
Tie
West Broadway
James
Hansen and MacPherson
Hutte
Thompson Park
Nine Mile Canyon
Colonel Thompson
Glasgow National Bank in Valley County Closes
Valley County holds 50000 dollars on deposit at the Glasgow National Bank secured by 7500 county warrants and the personal guaranty of A M Sheldon plus J K Arnot and W F Shannon of Glasgow. City of Glasgow shows 2016 43 on hand secured by 22500 bond with Arnot Wyhanes and C TE Hoppin as securities. Bank established about 1907 and had large farmer loans amid nearby bank closures Nashua Malta and Minsdale. No blame on management. asset realization cited as major issue. Also: Mrs Henry arms Thomas sues for separation after pursuing husband across the Atlantic, claiming ownership of movie patents and Florida real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnot
Wyhanes
C. TE. Hoppin
Glasgow
Glasgow National Bank
State Bank of
Nashua
First National Bank of Malta
Valley County Bank of
Minsdale
New York
Atlantic
Henry Arms Thomas
Florida
Venus to Greet New Year in best dress on Jan 2
American Nature Association notes Venus will reach its greatest brilliancy January 2 and show a large phase visible to the naked eye in daylight. A total solar eclipse will be observed from Sumatra January 14 with U S Naval Observatory expeditions including Professors Peters and Littell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Brilliant
America
American Nature Association
Sumatra
Renkaelen
United States
United States Naval Observatory
Peters
Littell
Sproul Observatory
Swarthingre College
Africa
Borneo
Mindanao
Philippines
Malay Peninsula
East Indies
January sky guide Mars Saturn eclipse sighting
The note describes a first total eclipse since 1925. It notes Mars and Saturn visible in the eastern sky before sunrise with Saturn in Libra all month. Mars starts near Antares and Sirius and Procyon appear near Orion, while the Milky Way is visible on clear dark nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Saturn
Antaces
Union
Sirius
Procvon
Orion
Taurus
Arivan
Taving
Unconscious for 160 Hours Boy on Way for Recovery
Butte reports eight year old William Frazier injured when struck crossing South Fontana street remains unconscious for 169 hours. Doctors doubted recovery but he has improved rapidly, regained consciousness, and is expected to leave St James soon. His father Bev Frazier stayed at his bedside and remained hopeful. The brain concussion effects appear to have disappeared and William is now mobile about the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev Frazier
William
Unidentified Man Poisoned by Alcohol in Missoula
A 55 year old unidentified man was found unconscious at Railroad and Woody streets suffering denatured alcohol effects. He had a broken nose and was taken to St Patrick's hospital in serious condition. doctors said his chances of recovery were good and he could not name himself. A partly emptied bottle of "delorn" was found, suggesting poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Oman
Tie
St. Patrick’s Hospital
J. D. Tobson
Soldier of 1867 saw U S flag raised over Alaska
Oakland veteran Bruce W Stone aged 83 recalls witnessing the 1867 Alaska flag ceremony on Sitka parade ground. He served in the army quartermaster department and stood among about 250 American soldiers and an equal number of Russian troops. The moment featured the lowering of the czars banner and the Stars and Stripes rising as gunboats fired salutes signaling a transfer of allegiance from St Petersburg to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Bruce W. Stone
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Sitka
Pacific Ocean
Sid
Army Quartermaster’s Department
Petersburg
Washington
Marias Well Halted by Bad Weather and Sand
Great Palle December reports Adams well near Marine siver halted by fuel and storm. Drillers reached 1940 feet amid soft limestone and sand. oil shows but water forced suspension of commercial production. Plans to drill five miles south if ground material arrives and a new field may open with a high sand point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Palle
Adams Well
Marine Siver
Madison
Adams
Hotel drops music due to ASCAP fee hike in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a rise in the annual fee by the American Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers from 180 to 3000 dollars prompted a local hotel to cease broadcasting its orchestra's music. KH radio reported the hotel’s decision. The announcement cited the higher cost and the impact on its broadcasting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dec
American Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers
Deer Killed Out of Season Bring Heavy Fine
Plains Montana readers report Forest Ranger Larson and Deputy Game Warden Meany halted three men William Gregory Alles Creagery and Ed Poster near Clark's Fork river between Plains and Thompson Falls. They allegedly found three black tail deer in their wagon. The men pleaded guilty before Judge Nippert at Champion Falls and were fined 27 350 each. The deer were confiscated and auctioned to the public.
Victims Buried at County Expense at Butte
Two Mexican men Jose Gomez and Peter Torres were slain in a Sunday event at a Butte pool hall on North Wyoming Street. Rivera, a suspect, is in custody as investigators pursue exact motives and burial arrangements funded by Silver Bow County while no relatives claim the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow County
Jose Gomez
Peter Torres
Wyoming Street
Duggan
Fuat
Bonitcio Rivera
Killiney
Westandy
Torez
Rivera
Vie
Patty
Gut Bank Publisher Sues Former Lessed Gut Bank Publisher Sues Former
Dan Wheineene publisher of the Tank Pines Tress has sued OL Bishop publisher of the Hill County Democrat in Youngstown Ohio district court alleging improper subscription charge collection during a lease period. Also reports the death of Rear Admiral Giles Bates Harber, 76, retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gut Bank
Sues
Lessed
Cut Bank
Tee
Dan Wheieene
Tank Pines Tress
OL Bishop
Tia Hill County Democrat
Sur
RSS
Wishop
Whetegine Wee
Uelena
Ermer
Youngstown
Giles Bates Harber
Gas illness in a wife and husband relief claim
Advertisement-style notice claims a home remedy Adierika relieves gas and stomach bloating. It alleges instant sleep aid, removal of gas, and clearing of long-standing digestive issues. Promotes sale by druggists with expectant positive claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Brinkley
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Townsend News
Endree Lough
Meagher County News
Frankie
Butte Jane
Tas
Miles City
Chicago
Mr. Haley
Guy Dean
Gus EK
Pool
Pred Bubser
Centerville
Snake
Yorks
Peladen
U. S
Marias
Falta
Gellaren
All Good Drugeista
Buel Ae Central
Pharmacy
Budd-Finer Drug Co
Cratrleid Drug Store
Taschen Drag Co
James Derham
Sixth Ave
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