Inspectors Track Feed Movements and Wheat Planting Statewide
Inspectors investigated the movement of feed shipments on the Great Northern lines through northern Montana. They found thousands of cars in yards at Havre and Great Falls and noted delays from yard holds. Separately, inspectors surveyed fall wheat acreage in Fergus Cascade Sanders Ravalli and Gallatin counties finding about 75 percent planted in Fergus and similar patterns in other counties. They reported adequate seed wheat and plans for spring sowing with cooperation from millers and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
Great Northern Railway
Great
Havee
Butte and
Havre
Montana
Duces
Fergus
Cascade
Sanders
Ravalli
Gallatin
Tke
Cas
Cate
Sanders and Ravalli
Dalts for Kidney Health Promoted in Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to flush clogged kidneys and maintain activity. It warns of aches, headaches, and other ailments from poor kidney function and urges a daily dose of four ounces in water before breakfast. The claim emphasizes a grape and lithia formula and affordable, pleasant effervescent water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemehuwe
Tomek Tenmelgt
Arly Troutie
Too Much Tobacco After Forty Five Says Doctor
A doctored plea urges readers to quit smoking and offers Nicotal products as a solution. The text emphasizes personal crisis from tobacco and claims medical authorities endorse cessation. It promises guidance after choosing to quit and promotes Nicotel products as aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tic
Tirech Eld
Neotel
Nicotel
Nuetoi
Day of Prayer Observed at Wesleyan College
The day of prayer in Protestant colleges was observed at Wesleyan College Rantaun with chapel hour ceremonies led by Rev. Chas AL Donaldson. Irene Gordon Carl Knutson William Koehler and Rev. Charles Roward spoke on prayer purpose and practice as students were urged to act on their convictions and pray earnestly. Special services followed in the evening conducted by Rev. Charles D. Crouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ues
Rantaun Wesleyan
Chas AL. Donaldson
School of Christ
Christ
Irene Gordon
Carl Knutson
Central Body To Act For Entire Church Group
The text outlines a central governing body for a church federation with equal representation from member churches. It describes an executive council and a general council, detailing member equality for ministers and laypeople, and notes each church retains its own statements. The fragment suggests a constitutional structure for unity among congregations.
Leased Mining Syndicate In Montana Claims
A North Montana mining lease transfers a set of claims named Hopernt Sacniight Cold Wave and Chinook to a syndicate. Work on the claims will begin within days, with a planned northwest to southeast lead and a noted sample drill depth of five feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Helen
Montana
Water supply shortfall delays canal project plan
Army engineers report insufficient water to support the canal without storage reservoirs or feeder canal. The investigation, led by Woodrail, notes the need for additional infrastructure to ensure a stable supply for the Union Pacific or associated regional system. The finding may affect the proposed development timeline and funding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Sn Ua Éport
States Army
Caay
Hare
Woodrail
Eneineer
Heating Plant Saved by Boiler Inspector
A boiler inspector helped avert disaster at a city heating plant when a new addition connected to the old system caused trouble. Investigations and repairs fixed the water and heat distribution with no extra cost, aided by architects and engineers. A separate accident report noted injuries to a teamster from a culvert collapse and a fall.
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Thnes
Taft Eehoot Hess
Thay City
Prater
Abers
Weiter
Distrac
Hur
Ne Ini
Vasry
Montaira
Roed
John
Reed Jarsikes
Get Jury To Try Wobs For Centralia Killings
A jury of 32 men was selected to hear the case of Wobs charged in the Centralia killings. The panel included Harber, Jarmi¢er, Ge Retenses, THoanian, Carl , Duvisaul, Frank tie Fr emer, Brady, E. Sweitzer, W. James Finn, Aubrey C. Fi 1 estate, Edward Parr, Hoaniam, Johnson, Sainte Joy, Montesano. Trial date set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiey Jhempht
LaMarr
Harberreste
Jarni¢Er
Cl Ge Retenses
Thoanian
Carl
Duvisaul Frank Tie Fremer
Brady
E. Sweitzer
Farm Dak- HL
Teamster
Aberdeen
W. EL James Finn
Aubrey C
Edward Parr
Hoaniam
Johnson
Paver
Abuv
Sainte Joy
Peherman
Montesano
the of Te
Jurors Adjourned Amid Private Deal Pressures
Judge John W. Wilson presided as jurors adjourned with a plan to resume at 9 30 tomorrow morning. Juror E R Sawltser asked for more time to finalize a ranch property sale near Oak Me. The panel, culled by peremptory challenges, is to inspect the shooting scene in Centralia, about 60 miles from Montesano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John We. Wilson
Meral
Wilson
Earl
E.R. Saweltser
Oak- Me
Cross Harbor County
Koe
Torpen
C. A. Youngs
Montesano
Centralia
Tron
Montesmato
Jury in Grow Case Discharged as Laurel Case Proceeds
Jury in the Grow case was discharged after failing to reach a verdict. The record will be sent to Washington for review by the attorney general, delaying further steps. Defendants remain free on original bonds while awaiting decision. Prosecutor Day led the case with assistants and defense counsel for the eight defendants included Bunean McMi Bower and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Bunean
Thomas McMi
Charles W. Bower
W. A. Mechey
William O'Brien
Arthur Walke
White
J. M. Morris
Noa] Bryant
Price Ashcroft
Elc
Day
U.S
Twoeeerlings
Washion
Washington
McAntime
Crow Reservation
C. J. Bell
Minneapolis
Mlc. Masterson
Department of Justice
Johnson and Aleman
Bilfinps
Gano, Rasch and Wall
Helena
MUST FURNISH HEAT OR FACE FINES FOR TENANTS
The St. Louis city ordinance requires property owners under contract to furnish heat to tenants to maintain 70 degrees from 7 PM to 1 AM and 60 degrees during intervening hours. Violations carry fines from 3 to 500 dollars as approved by the board of aldermen today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Untitled fragment on a game and wartime aid
Fragmentary lines lament mishandled defeat and missed aid. The speaker condemns lack of support and implies consequences tied to costs and future regret. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Grey Letter and Treaty Debate Stir Washington Officials
Reports of a letter from the exiled Grey to the Democratic leader about reservations drew White House doubt and diplomatic sensitivity. Officials denied formal protests but suggested the document could influence next week's treaty debate. Senators await confirmation as Hitchcock contemplates release to the Democratic conference, shaping the treaty’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator Hitchcock
White House
Telics
Iscount Grey
Jth
Lised
Pre Spas Ho Foundation
Iis
State Des Pariien
Munich
Sire
Hitchcock
Aliens Reported to Dominate Socialist Party in Pros NY
Testimony at the judiciary committee session alleges that the Socialist Party was controlled by dues-paying aliens through resignations and party leadership. Mayor George R. Lama of Scheuretady testified about expulsion after previously signing a resignation while allied with the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Fe
S—lerer
Knights of Columbus Worker
Socialist Assembly
Proagention
Mey
Teil
George R. Lama
Scheuretady
Mat Pio
Bene
Socialist Party
Rockefeller Rocked Local Fans in Wild Pageant
A fragmented report notes Rockefeller appearance causing buzz among attendees. Spectators recall lively scene with local commentary and spirited reactions despite the missing details.
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