11 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
1
HG will discuss farming practices at a farm horticulture course meeting. Haney will lecture at events across several counties, sharing insights on crops, soil health, and farm management. The program aims to educate growers and advance regional agriculture.
The document lists county by county dates for farmers short course meetings under Farm Bureau auspices across Lewis and Clark Blaine Cascade Chous tear and other counties. It notes lecture topics by experts such as 2G Thuney on diversified farming with slides and motion reduced equipment and includes remarks by Colonel Bethel about wartime executions and department records.
At the county agents annual conference in Buxeina leaders discussed a schedule of meetings and short courses to advance farm extension work across Montana. County reps reported on last year’s efforts and offered suggestions for the coming year. It was unanimously agreed to organize activities in Cascade Chouteau Blaine Lewis and Starr Hill and Teton counties.
Fox of Richmond testifies he saw Major Opie shoot a soldier near Verdun while others place the incident in 1918. Witnesses discuss a letter from Moring and a handwriting comparison as the court-martial proceedings continue with references to Verdun and Verdun era actions.
The Five mayors and delegates pursue a new format for a treaty linking subarcane and person pas resolutions while the Shantung talks shift lines. Separately, Japanese and Chinese negotiators resume talks over the Fsteg Tao Tsivin Fu railroad as Tughe s and Palfour offer good offices. President Harding may mediate but no invitation issued. In New York, police arrest Edward McDonald after a gunfight with bootleggers and an inspector is wounded.
Dáil votes to elect Griffith as head of provisional government amid debates over policy and recognition of the republic. De Valera faction argues against Griffith’s presidency and seeks plans for a future government while a private meeting and calls for restraint occur. Violence erupts in Belfast as labor and street clashes damage property and injure civilians.
A long, flawed text touts iron as essential for energy and stamina. It states iron in foods joins with oxygen to produce strong blood and powerful force, while claiming iron types like organic and fortified forms improve vitality. It mentions public figures and widespread claims, but contains many garbled terms and dubious specifics.
Senators from several states argued over the Michigan seat controversy, citing expenditures of about 250000 and accusing Newberry of evasive answers. The debate voiced fears the government could be endangered if fundamental rights are violated, with party lines hardening as the session wore on.
The Legion gathered last night at Lewis and Clark Post in Atherton district with speakers including A. O. Kelly and others detailing membership figures. The group extended eligibility for reinstatement, discussed dues, and planned committees to coordinate with auxiliaries for a county-wide recruitment effort amid a 1000 veterans in the county, with only 2 percent current members.
In a grim registry of royal social ties the marriage of Princess Tradewilt to the Duke is under scrutiny. Duchess Gladys Deacon, sister to Princess Tradewilt, attended her sister Dorothy Deacon’s wedding, while questions about wardship and declared vows shadow the sequence of events surrounding Mihee Tasiwill and the Deacan family in Lemon and Ta Trevious dispatches.
Eldorado January 10 police tonight arrested a man charged with starting a series of fires here recently. Twelve other men, alleged members of Ye 1 We W, are being held for investigation in connection with the fires. Minor weather and aviation notes follow.
A terse note indicates assistance for Willa Green in a county commissioner race. The fragment mentions a two week period near Vounderbay with unclear details about support or location.
Chisago reports from Life Work committee at the annual Council of Church Boards of Education meeting note rising numbers of women valued in ministry. The Presbyterian church shows a 27 percent increase in religious nominations and related growth across denominations.
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