Wheat prices surge on world markets amid U S holiday
Chicago and Liverpool reports drive a sharp rise in May wheat to about 1.87, spurred by expected tight supplies and overseas export demand. Kansas and Argentina data suggest mixed crop signals while some selling follows early gains. Flour price gains 65 cents per barrel at Minneapolis mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
United States
Winnipeg
Seaboard
Europe
Australia
Argentina
Pampas
Kansas
Minneapolis
Dr DeWane's Car Recovered In Crosby Claim
Crosby North Dakota officers received word that Dr DeWane's stolen Ford from his garage last fall is held in Crosby. The man in possession, using several aliases, is jailed in Divide County on a liquor charge for ten months. A wax paper bread wrapper from Dick's Bread helped identify the car with Wolf Point officers supplying numbers. One officer plans to retrieve the vehicle once roads allow. No action against the thief until his sentence ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney and
Cody
Crosby
N. D
Dr. DeWane
Reynolds
Hunter
Duff
Divide County
Richard Schaale
Wolf Point
500 Club Entertained at Home of Mrs Tice
Mrs A K Tice hosted the 500 Club on Valentine’s Eve with a Christmas tile game, red and white decorations, and a dainty lunch. Attendees included Mesdames Coleman Coffey Fox Frahm Graybill Hyde Hoel W B Harvey Lovell McConnell Nason Ponder Tewmey Gee McLean Sinnott Elizabeth McLean and the Misses Laurence and Houston. Lincoln honored in public schools Reverend Melvor gave an assembly on being an everyday citizen. The normal training class presented an assembly program with speakers Marian Walter Hazel Sommars Flora Walter Elsie Leoppky Elizabeth Brown Dorothy Dillard. The State of Mind poem emphasized positive thinking and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Tice
Mesdames Coleman
Coffey
Fox Frahm
Graybill
Hyde
Hoel
W. B. Harvey
Lovell
McConnell
Nason
Ponder
Tewmey
Gee
McLean
Sinnott
Elizabeth McLean
Laurence
Houston Lincoln
MeIvor
Miss Donaghue
Marian Walter
Hazel Sommars
Flora Walter
Elsie Leoppky
Elizabeth Brown
Dorothy Dillard
Legion Post Holds Important Meeting
Leonard Dethman Post American Legion met at Marron and Foor office Monday with Commander A M Foor presiding. A four way referendum was sent to a three member committee led by H N Marron to draft resolutions. A St Patrick's Day dance was approved with A M Harvey and Wm Jacobi named to handle arrangements. A shift to a new organizational form was discussed for future meetings and proceedings. Commander Foor attended a Culbertson meeting with state officials of the Montana National Guard. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Buettner on Sunday Feb 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Dethman
American Legion
Marron
Foor
A. M. Foor
H. N. Marron
St. Patrick’s Day
A. M. Harvey
Wm. Jacobi
Legion
Culbertson
Montana National Guard
Guard
Heart of the Bread Basket
Morgan Burke, superintendent of the rain department of the Imperial Elevator Company, visits manager Jenkins to report Montana grain receipts are strong. Scobey leads as a top primary wheat market, with Wolf Point and Richey close behind. Durum wheat in Wolf Point and Richey is praised for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Burke
Rain Department
Imperial Elevator Company
Jenkins
Herald
Burke
Montana
Scobey
Wolf Point
Richey
Glasgow
Nashua
United States
Northwest
Splendid Hallowell Concert At Knights Of Columbus
The Hallowell Concert Company under Knights of Columbus auspices gave a fine Wednesday program to a large audience. A dance followed the concert and Dan Staples, local public schools instrumental instructor, played clarinet after two members were lost recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell Concert Company
Knights of Columbus
Hallowell Company
Dan Staples
Summer Tillage Policy Discussed In Detail
Detailed discussion covers moisture storage for next year crops, soil conditioner by moisture and heat, weed control by timely cultivation, and labor distribution for summer tilled land. It weighs fall versus spring disking and plowing timing, advising fall plowing when feasible and early spring plowing to avoid delays.
Baby Girl Taken From DeVaney Family
Emogene Doris DeVaney infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. DeVaney of the northeast region died at a local hospital on February 14 after a 19 day illness that began with bronchitis and tonsillitis and ended in pneumonia. Born August 7, 1921, she was laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery after services at the Lutheran church led by Rev. Hendrickson. The parents and community extend sympathy in their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emogene Doris
C. H. DeVaney
Lutheran Church
Hendrickson
Greenwood Cemetery
Famous picture here next week in Montana showings
A major film is secured at a high cost and will be shown for the lowest first showing prices in Montana. The Liberty special ad announces two showings next Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson
Montana
Liberty
Agnes Ayres
Paramount Picture
Anatol
Cecil B. DeMille
the Liberty
Haney to Speak at Two Farm Meetings in Roosevelt County
International Harvester extension agent J G Haney will visit Roosevelt County March 3 and 4 for two farm meetings. He will speak at Wide Awake on March 3 afternoon, and at a western site in the evening. March 4 visits include Culbertson in the afternoon and Pioneer or Lanark in the evening. Haney, a practical farmer, uses charts based on long-term records to support diversified farming. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Callahan on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
International Harvester Company of America
Roosevelt County
Piety Hill
Divide
Wolf Point
Culbertson
Pioneer
Lanark
Cooperation Talks Between Whites and Indians on Reservation Grazing
A February meeting at the Commercial Club brought stockmen and Indians together to discuss grazing fees and allotment disputes. The group urged cooperation to curb outside stockmen, with Indians favoring a $1.00 fee for fair distribution and continued settler participation in ranching. A six member committee was appointed to formalize the plan, with Indians to present at Chicken Hill on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Welfare Association
Stockmen's Association
Chicken Hill
John McLachlan
Steve Marmon
J. B. Switzer
Dan Noble
J.B. Switzer
C. 5. Stevens
Charles Gordon
James Archdale
James Blackdog
Ned Cantrell
Wm. Whitewright
Charles Purcell
G. H. Connor
Wm. Knorr
Isaac Miller
Firemen's Ninth Annual Ball a Big Success
The Firemen's Ninth Annual Ball drew a large crowd and netted more than previous years. Finances will be published later, with expenses still being totaled. Officials thank local business people and the public for support. a big Legion dance is planned for St. Patrick's Day.
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Mrs. Tice
Rev. M’ivor
Lincoln
Miss Hoag
Bainville
Fred Buettner
Mount Vernon
THE
Hallowells
Paramount Screen
Anato DeWitt Spencer
Wallace Reid
Vivian
Gloria Swanson
Max Runion
Elliott Dexter Satan Sayye
Bebe Daniels
Abner Elliot
Monte Blue
Emilie Dixon
Wanda Hawley
Gordon Bronson
Theodore Roberts
Annie Elliot
Agnes Ayres Nazzer Singh
Theodore Kosloff
Polly Moran Hoffmeier
Raymond Hatton
Tibra
Julia Faye
Bowles
Charles Ogle
Johnson Winter Hall
Spencer Butler
Guy
J. G Haney
Mrs. Thos. Callahan
St. Patrick's Day
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