Pioneer William H. Taylor Dies at 77 in Saco
William H. Taylor a Montana pioneer and Civil War veteran died Wednesday morning at eight forty from Brights disease after a year of illness. He retired to Saco after farming in Montana and built a life of public service, leaving a wife Emma F. Barnes and four brothers, with a large funeral held at the Methodist church attended by relatives from Malta and Glasgow.
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Saco
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MacTenry County
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Former Malta Editor Enters Congress Race
Paul Flint formerly edited the Malta Call and now works for the Great Falls Call. He filed to run as a Republican candidate for Congress in upcoming primaries. He previously led a Democratic paper but left the party amid local power shifts and backed reforms to stave off financial disaster.
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Paul Flint
Malta Call
Great Falls Call
Congress
Republician
Malta
Townly Ring
Myres
Flint
Miles City Roundup dates set for July 4 5 6
Miles City announces the big annual Roundup will be held July 4 5 and 6. The event plans were approved by the Miles City Roundup association in the chamber of commerce rooms with committees assigned to develop exhibitions and new frontier scene features featuring early local participants.
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Miles City
Chamber of Commerce
Pettie Predicts Heavy Rains In 1922 23
Prof G R Pettie of Plentywood spoke at Glacier hall on astronomy weather and agriculture. He forecasts good rains for 1922 and 1923 with a big crop expected and notes rains will begin about the middle of May about 21 days earlier than last year.
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Wolf Point
Mar
G. R. Pettie
Plentywood
Glacier Hall
Livingston Rebekahs Entertain State Head
Mrs. Ella Shoemaker of Glasgow president of the Montana Rebekah assembly was entertained Saturday night at a Livingston Rebekah lodge meeting in Livingston March 25.
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Livingston
Ella Shoemaker
Glasgow
Rebekah Assembly of Montana
Livingston Rebekah Lodge
Candy with Kick Latest Bootlegging Dodge in New York
New York reports six men arrested near Times Square on Volstead law charges after raid on a confectionery office. Boxes of rum filled chocolates and liquor seized valued at $5,000. Prisoners include Sim R. Weinman Anthony Schafer Alex Ramer George Cruickshank Louis Frank and Daniel Lefkowitz released on bail. Witnesses say the operation used over the counter and night deliveries. In Chicago a separate case contests the Volstead Act over confiscation of culinary liquor.
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Times Square
Sim R. Weinman
Anthony Schafer
Alex Ramer
George Cruickshank
Louis Frank
Daniel Lefkowitz
Chicago
United States District Court
Rock slide kills three workers near Bonners Ferry
Three men died in a rock slide at a railroad cut during blasting in Bonners Ferry Idaho on March 30. The victims were Arthur States William Clark and David Walters all residents of Bonners Ferry.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Arthur States
William Clark
David Walters
Montana land draws farmers
W P Kenney of the Great Northern Railroad in Helena outlines a western land revival campaign targeting central and eastern farmers. He notes lower prices in Montana, home seekers fares, restored moving rates for goods and equipment, and improved freight services as a sign of optimism for summer travel and immigration interest.
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Montana
W. P.’ “Kenney
Great Northern Railroad
Helena
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St. Paul
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Immigration Department
House Passes Four Billion Dollar Soldier Bonus Bill
The House approved the four billion dollar soldiers bonus bill by 333 to 70, with 248 Republicans, 84 Democrats and one Socialist for and 42 Republicans and 28 Democrats against. The measure moves to the Senate where its fate remains uncertain.
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HOUSE
Washington
Senate
Vaudeville Circuits Bar Radio Singing by Contract Artists
Vaudeville circuits ban singers from radio work by contract clauses. Western Vaudeville Managers Association says singers are needed for the stage and first introduced such contracts.
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Chicago
Western Vaudeville Manager’s Association
Montana Girls Represent High Type Says Y W Worker
Miss Ester Dayman in charge of girls clubs for the YWCA declared Montana girls healthy good looking and exemplars of high ideals after inspecting local groups in Livingston. She spoke at three meetings Tuesday. her headquarters are in San Francisco.
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Montana
Ester Dayman
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Dayman
San Francisco
West
Montana corn boom spreads across state margins
Commissioner Chester C Davis says corn can be grown below 4000 feet and will be a general crop in Montana this year. Acreage rose 1300 percent from 20,000 in 1911 to 200,000 in 1921, with Montana shows reporting rapid expansion and widespread adoption on dry and irrigated lands.
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Montana
Chester C Davis
Philips County
Davis
Miles City
Yellowstone Valley
Department of the Commissioner of Agriculture
Cooperative Marketing For Wool Growers In Montana
Montana wool growers urged continued use of cooperative selling to weather market fluctuations. With support from local bankers, last year’s plan yielded profits for hundreds of growers. This year the sector faces a softer crisis abroad but remains hopeful if producers store wool and seek bank assistance again.
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Helena
Montana
Chiago
United States
Montana Wool Growers Endorse Cooperative Storage Plan
Growers and bankers at the Montana Wool Growers Association annual meeting endorsed cooperative storage and marketing to stabilize prices. Speakers from Craig Big Timber Deer Lodge Helena Townsend Augusta and Helena bankers praised the plan and urged participation this season. The group supported truth in fabrics tariff and warehouse storage, urged tax on shoddy, and backed expansion of the War Finance Corporation and the National Warehouse and Storage Company.
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Geo. K. Reeder
Craig
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Big Timber
Mr Pauly
Deer Lodge
Arthur Ward
Mericle Company
Helena
Jeff Doggett
Townsend
J. H. Carmicheal
Augusta
T A Marlow
S McKennan
Montana Wool Acceptance Company
Eastern Commission
Chicago
Western Vrewers
Montana
Congress
National Wool Growers Association
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Nations Warehouse and Storage Company
Malta Man Patents Gas Saving Device
Vern J. Ludwick of Malta has earned a patent on a carburetor attached gas saving device called the Motor Life. The device purportedly reduces gasoline use by 25 to 40 percent and operates with foot or hand feed. It will be marketed soon after tests on several motors.
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Malta
Vern J. Ludwick
Washington
Ludwick
Montana Beet Men Sign Up Acres In Sliding Scale
Denver reports Great Western Sugar company signed up 102 845 acres under its sliding scale contract. Colorado accounts for 64 445 acres, Nebraska 30 000, and Montana 8 400 acres according to officials.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Nebraska
Montana
Siamese twins Josefa and Rosa Blazek die in hospital
In Chicago on Thursday at 2:37 PM Josefa Blazek died first followed by Rosa Blazek a few seconds later. Their brother Frank Blazek refused to allow an operation to separate them. Josefa had yellow jaundice and pneumonia while Rosa suffered bronchitis.
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Chicago
Josefa
Rosa Blazek
Frank Blazek
Rosa
B. H. Breakstone
Mississippi River Flood Crisis Reaches Expected Peak
Memphis Tennessee March 30 The Mississippi river flood crisis is expected Thursday with no serious damage reported so far authorities say the river has begun reaching critical levels along the Mississippi basin.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Tragic Death Of Saco Hgs Student Howard Simonson
Howard Simonson, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Simonson, died Wednesday morning at Glasgow hospital after an appendectomy following illness from flu and fever. He lived in Saco and attended the local high school. funeral services are set for Saturday at the Methodist church with classmates in attendance. He is survived by his parents, two sisters Lilian and Mardgie, and a brother Richard.
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Howard Simonson
J. G. Simonson
Glasgow
Howard
Saco
Lilian
Mardgie
Richard
Montana Livestock Finance Corp Advances $1.7 Million in Loans
Helena reports the Montana Livestock Finance Corporation has loaned over 1.7 million dollars to Montana livestock producers. The board includes A. T. Marlow and C. F. Morris among directors from Helena Havre Great Falls Bozeman Billings and Miles City with E J Bowman as secretary and Thomas Larson field manager.
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C.F. Morris
Security State Bank
Helena
Montana Livestock Finance Corporation
Montana
T A Marlow
S McKennan
C. F. Morris
Havre
Sam Stephenson
Great Falls
E. J Bowman
Dillon
Shas Vanderhook
Bozeman
Jay E. Markie
Billings
P. J. Wedge
Miles City
A T Hubbard
Thos. Larson
Chateau
Long Sermons Cited by Vestry to Average 22 Minutes
In St. Louis on March 30 the Episcopal Vestrymen's Association voted to set sermons at about 22 minutes on average. Several members said lengthy sermons fatigued congregations and kept people restless during services.
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St. Louis
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