Phillips County Sends Exhibits to State Seed Show
Phillips county will be represented at the State Utility Seed show in Bozeman next January by between fifteen and twenty exhibits of corn, grain and potatoes. A dozen exhibits have already been sent. more are expected. Farmers sending exhibits include J N Mangis, Northwestern Dent and Peliss Darwin, John Ohman, Marquis wheat, Paul Stitt, Marquis wheat, F T Nelson Victory oats, Jamesy Tieden, Marquis wheat, Hannchen barley and flax. Exhibits of certified seed potatoes will go out January 1. The seed show is part of Farmer's Week in Bozeman, run by the Montana Seed Growers association to market approved seed types.
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Phillips County
Bozeman
Drug County
J. .N Mangis
Northwestern Dent and Peliss Darwn
John Ohman
Marquis Wheat
Paul Stitt
F.T. Nelson Victory
Jansey Tieden
Montana Seed Growers Association
Malta Enterprise
Special term of court convenes for urgent business
Court convenes December 20 1922 a special term to handle urgent matters. Judge C D Borton with B P Sandlie and Milton A Porter presiding. Proceedings include guardianship discharge for Glen D Trader and Grand Larceny charge against James Mangan with a two to four year sentence.
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A. M
C. D. Borton
B. P. Sandlie
Leron Wood
Milton A. Porter
Bey
Glen D. Trader
State of Montana
James’ Mangan
James Mangan
Deer Lodge
Montana
Marion A. Porter
B.P. Sandlie
Robert Farnsworth
Joseph Schnabl
Mary Chandley
Iver Rood
C. E. Secrest
Ward ‘Hovey
Earl, Smart
Earl Smart
Corn Exhibits Held at County Agent Office
Corn exhibits on hand at the county agent office since last month’s show will be kept until January 15. Farmers who wish to claim exhibits should contact the county agent. unclaimed or unrequested displays will be disposed of after that date.
Fatty Arbuckle poised for return to film industry
Roscoe Arbuckle, banned after legal trouble, is cleared to resume acting with Will Hays confirming restrictions lifted January 1. Protests from clergymen mount while supporters defend the comedian, as industry leaders decide his fate.
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Minneapolis
Roscoe Arbuckle
Fifth District Federation
Off Women’s Clubs
Will Hays
Jesse Lasky
Arbuckle
Los Angles
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Bank chief exposes $70,000 short at First National Chicago
National bank examiners reveal a $70,000 shortage at First National Bank of Chicago. Seth Anderson, 35, manager of the clearing department, is jailed on $20,000 bond after admitting theft of $50,000, with bank insurance noted as covering the loss.
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First National Bank
Chicago
SHORT
National Bank Examiners
First National Bank of Chicago
Seth Anderson
R. E Newhall
Anderson
United States
Fritzler
Alvin Olsen
Fort Belknap
Fugitive Berkebile Sought On Montana Arson Charge
Mrs. W. Hamiliton, Montana legislator, identified fugitive John Berkebile at Stewart ranch Bothell as the man wanted to serve three to seven years on an arson conviction. Berkebile denied identity claiming to be Jim Jones delaying capture before return to Seattle. Bond amount of 5000 dollars was discussed as recoverable once the fugitive is in custody.
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John Berkebile
Montana
Seattle
Jim Jones
W. W. Hamilton
Dodson
Jones
Stewart Ranch
Bothell
Cowboys Will Trail Cattle 300 Miles Toward Powder River
Miles City dispatch notes three cow punchers from a Tennessee outfit started last week with 300 head of range cattle. Twelve stock cars were delayed by a storm and six cattle died in transit. The extreme cold threatens hardship for the cattle and cowboys on the 300 mile trek toward Powder River country.
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Miles City
Powder River Country
Hollowton
Caution Over Straw Feeding As Cold Weather Hits Livestock
County agents warn the first cold snap may repeat last winter’s losses from improper straw feeding. Cattle fed mostly on straw need extra water and salt. in very cold weather water may need heating to ensure adequate intake. Farmers should monitor stock closely where straw dominates feed to avoid losses.
Fifty In Hospital From Liquor Poisoning
Boston reports more than fifty people hospitalized from alcoholic poisoning after holiday liquor. Two deaths occurred and eighteen remain in critical condition.
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Boston
For Sale Pure Bred Barred Rock Birds and Cream Separator
For Sale pure bred barred Rock cockrels and pullets Blue Ringlet strain Mrs Chas H McChasney 50 4 Saco Montana For Sale Delaval Cream Separator No 12 good as new Prep 40 Call at this office.
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Chas. H. McChasney
Saco
Montana
Sophomore and Freshman Writing and Debating Notes
School notes from the Saco Independent cover the Sophomores and Freshmen writing progress, a debating team forming with names Amour Malmin Bisward Kappel Roy Yeatts Harry Malmin Herbert Abel and others, and Juniors focusing on ancient literature despite low Honor Roll presence. Freshman poetry includes Carol Taylor and others with reflections on school and church bells and a self described temper poem.
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Fred Tinney
Mabel Garrison
Grammer
Dana Garrison
Amour Malmin
Bisward Kappel
Roy Yeatts
Harry Malmin
Herbert Abel
Wallace Blue
The Cowboy's Decline Across the Great Divide
An aging rider laments the end of the cowboy era. He recalls shiftless migrants seeking free land, ruined ranges, and the decline of his hard won ways. His horse, six guns, saddle, and rifle falter as he faces old age and death beyond the divide.
Local Social Roundup and Holiday Happenings in Malta
Geo Russell made a trip to Malta Saturday and Miss May Buckley spends the holidays at Culbertson. Families and visitors from Glasgow Saco Wolf Point and Dodson gather for Christmas. The higher grades reopen Wednesday and the school Christmas program was a success with Santa delivering treats.
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Geo. Russell
Malta
Miss May Buckley
Culbertson
Lillian Schofield
Caroline Wihning
Dodson
Monroe
Wolf Point
C. Bjerke
Score
Jack’ Hittle
Hugo Johnson
Coburg
Santa
Moving Pictures Traced Back to Confucius Era
An exchange cites Will Day noting that early ideas of moving pictures trace to Confucius. It mentions his London exhibition of relics and machines and claims the shadow shows of Confucius as the first animated pictures. It also cites Kirch er 1646 work and Muybridge disk used in a racecourse controversy.
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Confucius
Will Day
London
Athanasius Kircher
Eadweard Muybridge
Alto Palto
Stole Material for Bait by Following Woman
A fly fisherman describes stealing chenille from a young woman on upper Broadway to use in trout flies. He followed her into a theater, pried loose pieces with a pocket knife, and used the material to craft a successful lure.
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Upper Broadway
New York Sun
Phillips County Seed Spuds in the South
The Phillips County seed potato program, coordinated by the county agent's office and the State College horticultural department, plans tests in Louisiana to show southern farmers the value of Phillips County Seed. Bliss Triumph seed tests will start, and farmers willing to donate about fifty pounds of seed stock should contact the county agent.
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Thee
Horticultural Department
The
State College
Lousiana
Philips County
Phillips County
Imade
Bliss Triumph
Christmas party ends with deaths from wood alcohol
In Shelby on December 25 Ralph Longley died and two other men were near death after drinking wood alcohol at a Christmas party. Dozen others fell ill as police seized the jug believed to contain the poison and held one party member for questioning.
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Shelby
Ralph Longley
Tie
Longley
Irrigated Land Valuations Across Montana Counties
The 1921 returns show 1 160 398 acres of irrigated land in Montana with an average value of 51.38 per acre. Beaverhead reports the largest water acres. Gallatin leads in irrigated value at 68.04 per acre. County-by-county totals show wide variation in acreage and per acre value, from low near 18.00 to highs around 68.49.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Gallitan
Blaind
Carbon
Cascade
Daniels
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Glacier
Granite
Hill
Jefferson
Liberty
Madison
Mineral
Missoula
Park
Phillips
Ravalli
Richland
Roosevelt
Death near for Bernhardt after relapse in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Sarah Bernhardt, famed actress, suffered a relapse in the early hours Sunday with another fainting spell. Her strength is said to be ebbing as doctors attend her and struggle to sustain her.
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Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
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Lewis Dyrdahl
Nels Ashland
Ole Veseth
Banking Corporation of Montana
Court News
Fatty Arbuckle
Hays
Maybelle Garrison
Grrde
Saco High School
Ben Franklin
Carol Taylor
Bert York
Bowdoin News
F. W. Young
Wd Score
Geo. Whitmore and
Glasgow
Rev. Thayings
Edwin Black
Simon Welsh
H. He .Hinz
Scholas
James Brewer
T. W. Young
Svife
Mrs. Anderson
Bernhardt
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