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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
2
The text laments the loss of American flagships from Pacific service before World War I and argues that even after wartime permissions, U.S. ships face unfair foreign competition. It calls on the public to stop political obstruction and address the underlying issues if the United States hopes to compete effectively.
A blend of editorial note on American shipping freedom and local notices runs alongside family updates. Pearl Swanson visits Busche home. John Askwald works for Glascoeck. families gather near White Water. several residents travel to Minnesota. a funeral in Saco follows the death of a father. a Boys and Girls camp entry is noted.
John F Roadhouse of Malta Montana files as a Republican candidate for Clerk and Recorder in Phillips County. He seeks support at the August 29 primaries.
John L. Russell of Malta Montana declares his candidacy for Phillips County sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to August primaries. He states he seeks the support of the electors and outlines his plan to serve.
J will run as a Republican candidate for Phillips County Treasurer in the August primary. Dick Clark of Malta Montana is listed in the notice.
Al Bruckner visited Glasgow this week. Fred Boushard traveled to Bowdoin last week. Mrs. Wm Peterson visited at the John Bruckner home last week. Mack Williams went to Amil Akerlund's after seed wheat last Monday. Sunday school at the Wm Peterson home May 28. Grain coming up well and several Harb farmers plan corn. Mr and Mrs Martin drove from Dodson and spent Sunday at the Livengood home.
W O Bird and wife were social Sunday. G P Miller visited Saco on Wednesday. Jess Blackerby scouted for seed oats Sunday. Irwin Teiden made a flying trip to Saco Tuesday. J Teiden attended Whitewater Wednesday. K Crouch rode to Frenchman Monday with pony express. Earl Crouch seen in north Flat Rock Tuesday. Lon Wightman tested the Saco road Tuesday in his Ford. Filey Geder busy on Westine place with spring work. J Teiden and family with W O Bird guests for Sunday dinner at E Crouch home. Singing practice announced for 1957 Flat Rock quartet. J Teiden and son plowing with eight horsepower tractor. Irwin guiding plows. Preparations under way for big May 27 entertainment at Teiden Hall to aid Department of the Interior. Beulah Feigel of Saco Montana filed homestead entries in 1918 and 1921. filing notice of three year proof to establish land claim before W D Miller in Saco on May 26 1922. Mayme Spencer and Robert Feigel.
Sunday school at 10 30 A M preaching at 7 30 P M with sermon by the pastor Mothers day exercises planned for next Sunday inviting fathers and mothers to attend Bowdoin services Monday at 8 P M Bible class study at the parsonage Wednesday at eight
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