Dozen Montana planes greet Lindbergh in Helena air meet
Montana to stage its first state air meet during the state fair September 5 to 9 with about a dozen planes daily. Parachute jumps and stunt flying will thrill spectators, as Col. Charles Lindbergh's visit catalyzes organization. Several pilots from Dillon, Great Falls, Missoula and other towns plan to participate with planes from Ryan, Waco, Stinson and Swallow lines plus parachute jumpers.
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Col. Lindbergh
Montana
Charles Lindbergh
Helena
Montana Club
Schnitzler
J. W. Schnitzler
Froid
Butte
Lindbergh
Earl Vance
Great Falls
Stinson
Eaglerock
D. P. Wardwell
Wyoming Airways, Inc
Casper
Wyo
Council family returns from Yellowstone motor tour
Mr and Mrs Charles Council their daughter Mary and granddaughter Ina McCracken return to Culbertson from a two week motor tour with Yellowstone national park as the objective They praise Yellowstone scenery and park museums and note Buffalo Bill commemorations near Cody Wyoming with a colossal equestrian statue described.
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Charles Council
Mary
Ina McCracken
Culbertson
Yellowstone National Park
Wm. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Kuehn Vincent Otto Charles Kuehn Weds Florence Vincent
Otto Charles Kuehn district manager of J I Case Co Glasgow married Florence Vincent of Minneapolis by Judge Gordon on August 23.
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Otto Charles Kuehn
J. 1 Case Co
Glasgow
Florence Vincent
Minneapolis
Gordon
Three Weeks at Scobey Office Planned
L Rogers manager of the local abstract office will travel to Scobey Friday to relieve Roy H Johnson in the Scobey abstract office for about three weeks. Mrs Rogers will handle the local office duties during Cal’s absence.
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Scobey
L. Rogers
Roy H.johnson
Scobey Abstract
Mrs. Rogers
Cal
Stevens Bros Win Culbertson Plentywood Road Contract
Stevens Bros of St Paul won the contract for 7 306 miles of grading on the Culbertson Plentywood road in Roosevelt County with a bid of 63 288 33 dollars.
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Stevens Bros
St. Paul
Culbertson-Plentywood
Roosevelt County
Table Shows Crop Forecasts Accord State Big Yields
Forecasts for Montana crops based on condition Aug 1 project large yields across principal crops. Corn 6,004,000 bushels. Winter Wheat 11,233,000. Spring Wheat 61,463,000. Durum 1,038,000. All Wheat 72,696,000. Oats 9,410,000. Barley 5,160,000. Rye 22,144,000. Flaxseed 1,657,000. Potatoes 4,984,000. Edible Beans 591,000. Apples 335,000. Timed hay 2,525,000.
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Helena
Montana
Roosevelt county seed stock approved for 900 acres plus
Roosevelt county farmers received 935 acres of approved grain seed stock with an average yield over 20 bushels per acre. About 18 000 bushels of seed are available for next year, enough to seed 40 sections. Marquis wheat led with 761 approved acres, Supreme second with 66, Victory and Marion oats 87, and 54 acres of Horn barley reserved for seed. Only one field of flax qualified, belonging to T P Danielson.
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Roosevelt County
Extension Service
Marquis
Supreme
Victory
Marion
Ston
George Piercy
Bainville
Karmont
T. P. Danielson
Poplar
Pool Elevator To Begin Receiving Wheat August 29
Geo T Murray district representative for the wheat pool states the Farmers Pool elevator will be ready to receive wheat next Monday August 29. The building started late but is being completed with speed. W C Bruce will serve as manager and buyer.
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Geo. T. Murray
W. C. Bruce
Sacco and Vanzetti Die in Electric Chair at Charlestown
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were executed for the murder they were convicted of six years earlier. They died calmly after midnight in the electric chair at Charlestown state prison, denying innocence and proclaiming anarchy. Sacco cried Long live anarchy and declared I am an innocent man as he sat down.
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Boston
Aus
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Charlestown State Prison
Sacco
Vanzetti
High Protein Montana Wheat Keeps Premium Despite Drop
Montana wheat tests show protein around 12.4 percent on average in western samples, with some tests up to 14.36. Despite a slight drop from 1926, protein remains high enough to command premium due to strong miller demand and early-season buying. Marketing has been brisk, with 50 car shipments reported as farmers test and direct ship high protein wheat.
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Montana
State Laboratory
State Health Officer Investigates Trachoma
W. F. Cogswell, secretary of the state board of health, on tour to study health problems visits Poplar and Wolf Point amid trachoma concerns among students. He urges county health authorities to decide questionable school cases while praising the effort to control communicable diseases.
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W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Cogswell
Poplar
Wolf Point
Reunion Of Montgomery Family Held This Week
Harvey Montgomery traveled from Portland Oregon while J B and Gordon came by car from Tulsa Oklahoma to Circle. They were greeted by brothers Lloyd Winfield and Harvey and joined by Mrs Morris B Listerud the Misses Isabel and Genevieve and their father Joseph Montgomery, all residents of Circle.
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Harvey Montgomery
Portland
Ore
Wednesdey
J. B
Gordon
Tulsa
Okla
Circle
Lloyd
Winfield
Harvey
Morris B. Listerud
Isabel
Genevieve
Joseph Montgomery
City
Lucky Boy's Thrill Riding with Lindbergh Hero
Robert Mead of Minneapolis winsTribune essay contest and writes on what Lindbergh means to him. He recounts riding in a parade, shaking hands, and dining with the famed aviator amid a heartfelt note of pride and inspiration.
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Robert Mead
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Lindbergh
Sue
Colonel Lindbergh
Sin
Tribune
Miss Strachan Leads Race With Five Days Left
Five days remain in the Roosevelt County Princess contest ballots. Madaline Strachan leads with 17 970 votes, Hedwig Tessman 7 400, Vera Smith 7 125, Elida Smith 1 100. More subscriptions boost totals as ballots arrive. workers urged to recruit new subscribers and submit ballots with the proper form.
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Miss Strachan
Roosevelt County
Madaline Strachan
Hedwig Tessman
Vera Smith
Elida Smith
Herald
Hedwig Tesaman
Lindy in Minnesota as 250000 greet Spirit of St Louis
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh returned to Minnesota landing the Spirit of St Louis at Wold-Chamberlain field amid a vast welcome. More than 250000 filled the airfield and parade routes with 20000 breaking police lines to reach the aircraft. The reception altered plans as crowds swarmed Minneapolis and St Paul, while Lindbergh’s car tour drew massive attention through the city.
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Minneapolis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Minnesota
St. Louis
Atlantic
New Jece
Paris
Wold Chamberlain Field
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Wold-Chamberlain
Met
Lindbereh
Air Mail
109Th Air Sniadtron
Richland County Fair Set With 15000 in Premiums
Richland county fair plans September 5 to 8 with premiums totaling 15000 for entrants. Governor Erickson will attend on Governor's Day the second day. County fairs from 13 communities will showcase at the Sidney show. Prize exhibits go to the Midland Empire show in Billings. Two brass bands will perform all four days plus beef barbecue and fireworks.
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Sidney
Richland County
Erickson
Billings
Investigate Diphtheria Probe at Frazer
Fred Stimpert director of the Montana state hygienic laboratory led a diphtheria inquiry in Frazer last week. Dr. Veldhuis federal physician at Wolf Point subagency aided the investigation and reports carriers found and quarantined cases. He believes the disease can be stopped.
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Fred Stimpert
Montana State Hygenic Laboratory
Frazer
Veldhuis
Wolf Point
Mr. Simpert
Peck Ren Public Sale Planned for Real Estate and Stock
Peck Ren announces a public sale on Saturday September 3 to dispose of real estate buildings and second hand goods stock. He and his family will travel to Sacramento California to visit a brother and plans to remain there.
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Peck Ren
Peck
Sacramento
Calif
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