Prominent Saco Woman Dies at Glasgow Hospital
Frances Forester wife of Joseph H Forester of Saco died of scarlet fever at Deacon Ness hospital Glasgow on Tuesday May 17 following the birth of her baby on May 6. Born August 27 1895 in Olivet Michigan she grew up there and later moved to Saco to marry in 1918. She leaves her husband a baby daughter her father F W Brownson Olivet Michigan two sisters in Michigan and Ohio and many friends. Eastern Star will assist with last rites.
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Frances Brownson Forester
Joseph H. Forester
Saco
Deaconness Hospital
Glasgow
Frances Forester
Olivet
Michigan
C. P. Martin
Joseph Forester
Forester
Cincinnati
Oho
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco to Open New High School Next Fall Under New Contract
Workmen busy on the Saco school district high school project expect completion by next fall. The contract totals over 154,700 dollars, with material and labor savings reducing costs from a year ago by about 75,000 dollars. The school board chose these plans after careful inspection of many other buildings to ensure the best design for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Dress reform and a public health tick outbreak
The article critiques modern dress and modesty, railing at knee length fashions and sleeveless tops. It then reports Roy Smart and Frank E Morris hospitalized near Glasgow with spotted fever tick bites, with Dr. Simpkins and health officials monitoring, blood tests by Dr. Hitchcock, and public precautions against wood ticks.
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Roy Smart
Frank E. Morris
Deaconess
Simpkins
Glasgow
M. A. Hoyt
Valley County
Idaho
Hoyt
Hitchcock
Bitterroot
S Hitchcock
Saco High Dominates Malta Field Meet Highlights
Sac o High swept events at the Malta Field Meet securing top places in sprints jumps and throws. Notable wins by Kenneth Liskum and Lester Day led Saco's strong showing with Malta and Bowdoin also earning several titles.
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Saco
Malta
Sacco High
Kenneth Liskum
Bernard Archer
Lester Day
Lewis Broadbrooks
Amour Malmin
Louis Broadbrooks
Lenard- Wilson
Partridge
Alex Cattanack
Local Visitors and Social Notes From Saco
Saco residents and guests listed include Lowers, Whitewater W. H. Falls, Joe Albus TM, Levi Osier and family, Andrew Hanson at the Carter home, C T Glascock breaking with his engine, Mrs Charley Palm improving after illness, Victor and Lewis Newton with Miss Mary Goodfellow at Osier home, De Busehe family at Sammons, Huntley hosts for Ta tham West and Joan, and W P Stapleton delaying cattle work due to weather with plans to arrive Monday afternoon May 23.
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Victor and
Lewis Newton
Miss Mary Goodfellow
Levi Osier
Community quotas for boys camp approved at Havre site
The Farm Bureau Executive Board sets community quotas for a boys camp at the Kae riment Station grounds near Havre from July 14 to 93. Each boy’s cost is 10 and communities must appoint project leaders and raise funds. Unorganized areas may still participate with applications sent to Norman W. Hicks.
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Kaeperiment Station
Havre
Farm Bureau
Organized
Warning Issued Urging Caution in Woodlands
A brief alert advises residents and visitors to exercise care in wooded areas. The notice urges vigilance for possible hazards and emphasizes personal safety while enjoying outdoor spaces.
Crop Improvement project opens flax starter program in 1921
The Crop Improvement effort is mostly closed except CI 19 flax, standardized for Phillips County. Ten bushels of certified seed from Judith Basin Station are shipped as a starter. Three or four demonstrators are needed, contact the Farm Bureau Office. Seed costs are 3.00 per bushel at Malta. Two more men are sought to grow Northwestern Dent seed corn, one mile from other corn fields, with seed available at 4.50 per bushel.
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Phillips County
Judith Basin
Moccasin
Farm Bureau
Malta
Northwestern Dent
Commerce department to publish regular retail price levels
Washington reports a Friday conference between Secretary Hoover and retailers from across the country agreed to publish retail price levels for standard commodities at regular intervals. Retailers will supply production costs and expenses to help government agencies compare with wholesale cuts and verify price movements. Hoover noted that prices had not fallen as wholesale reductions would suggest.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Hoover
Malta Field Meet Notes Highlight Debaters and Exits
School notes record students attending the Malta field meet and a generally good time. Dorothy Roosener missed due to an awful cough while Theresa Hawk leaves for Chicago and Vera Tinney was absent early in the week. A senior class play is set for May 20 1921 at the I O O F hall and a junior banquet will be held at the M E Church with admission 25 and 50 cents.
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Malta
Dorothy Roosener
Theresa Hawk
Chicago
Vera Tinney
M. E. Church
City War Tension Eases to Normal Levels
The report notes that the city has shifted from wartime intensity to standard conditions under current circumstances. Officials indicate the situation is stable with typical daily routines largely restored and no immediate threats observed.
Rainmaker Hatfield Plans Rainfall Pact in Alberta
Medicine Hat Alberta May 10 reports Charles Hatfield the so called rainmaker began work May 1 in a 100 mile radius. The United States association agreed to pay Hatfield one thousand dollars per inch of rainfall up to eight inches during May June and July.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Charles JM. Hatfield
United States Association
Alberta
Hatfield
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Toaorrow
Verne Partridge
Fred Bickford
Fred. Bickford
Warren Smyth
Leslie Taylor
Mabel Garrison Saco
Bowdoin
Saco Team
Cattack
Broadbrooks
H.malmin
Saeco
Alice
Marshall Saco
Florence Hanson
Idelia Sandlie
Grayce Nelson
Martha Dunlay
Lillie Edwards
Saco Glee Club
Sophmores
Lower
Whitewater
W. H. Falls
Joe Albus
Andrew Hanson
Carter
C T. Glascock
Charley Palm
de Busehe
Geo. Sammons
P. A Huntley
W. R. Tatham
Dela West
Joan
W.P Stapleton
Beaver Creek
Seventeenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Philips
Davidson-Hegge ‘Mortgage Company
A Montana Corporation
Ollie Osier
First National Bank of
North American Petroleum and Refining Company
Monas “Boyd Dunham
County of Phillips
Davison-Hegge Mortgage_Company
North Dakota
Meridian
C. M. Porter
McKenzie
Hare News
Jonas Undhiem
Andrew Bergsogel
W. _D. Jewett
Hales
Elsie
Frank Homan
Knable
H Cartwright
Ors
Stork
Harb
Elrl
Albert Johnson
John
Bruckner
ALTAS
District Court
Phillips Enderlin State Bank
Anders Hansen
First National Bank of Malta
Alonzo. Ellis
Phillips
Phillips State of
Towit
Court of the Seventeenth Judicial District
Fred C. Gabriel
Amour M. Malmin
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