Consolidation of Wolf Point Newspapers Brings The Herald
The Wolf Point Herald will absorb the Wolf Point Promoter next week July 20 creating The Wolf Point Herald and Continuation of The Wolf Point Promoter. Ross E. Shavers named manager editor. L. Marshall retires. The Promoter will issue its final number this week.
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Herald
Wolf Point
Ross E. Shavers
L. Marshall
J. P. Weist
P. A. Pahlsen
Shaver
The
Livingston Daily Enterprise
Minnesota
Promoter
Saturday Night with Theodore Roberts arrives at Liberty theatre
Theodore Roberts, veteran character actor, traveled across California to star in Cecil B. DeMille's Paramount picture Saturday Night. DeMille redirected him to a Sierra Nevada scene while Roberts hurried between stages to join the film, arriving at the Lasky studio just in time for filming. Leatrice Joy, Conrad Nagel, Edith Roberts and Jack Mower lead the cast.
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Theodore Roberts
California
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Liberty Theatre
Roberts
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Lasky
Mr. DeMille
Leatrice Joy
Conrad Nagel
Edith Roberts
Jack Mower
East
Community Repairs Stampeed Grand Stand
A group of public spirited businessmen led by Ole Erickson A G Hauge Lovell Davey Lo My Clayton and Mothers fixed the Stam pede grounds grand stand. They replaced the roof and back wall making it safe and sheltering occupants and saving the Stam pede association significant expense. Paul Johnson and crew finished the new western stand.
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Ole Erickson
A. G. Hauge
Lovell Davey
Lo My. Clayton
Stampede Grounds
Stampede Association
Paul Johnson
Montana July Crop Report Highlights Strong Yields Across State
The July crop report shows good moisture in eastern Montana with strong prospects for wheat, hay, corn and potatoes. Wheat totals reach 35.9 million bushels, corn and potato acreage set records, and grasshoppers appear in over 40 counties with minimal damage.
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Montana
Montana Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
F. W. Beier Jr
Strike Reflections on Unfortunate Acts and Business Support
A letter to the editor critiques a recent strike development noting five individuals who gathered funds to educate themselves, condemning them as scabs. The writer praises business leaders for backing labor and cites Wolf Point as proof that labor welfare aligns with prosperous enterprises.
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Seale
Cain
Iit
Wolf Point
Farms of This Territory Exhibit Call For Samples
Agricultural exhibit committee seeks farm products from Wolf Point area for Stampede show and editorial train visit starting July 25. farmers should bring well selected samples by July 25 with slips listing name and origin. exhibit at Cogswell Implement sheds.
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Lampede
Fall Farm Folks
Wolf Point
Cogswell
L. M. Clayton
George H. Flint
Lloyd Montgomery
John O. Gayden
Box Elder Stampede Draws Towns for Culbertson Event
The Box Elder Stampede near Culbertson on the Fourth featured campers along Box Elder Creek, rodeos with first prizes for roping and steer riding, a Pershing land vs Divide baseball game cut short by rain, and a large barn dance. Frank Corbin earned praise for organizing the celebration.
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Frank Corbin
Culbertson
Box Elder Creek
Frank Cusker
Ray Mitchell
Jim McDonald
George Cusker
Hiddie Smith
Eddie Smith
John McDonald
Miss Magnussen
Pershingland
Pershing
Skogland Brothers’ Orchestra
Frank
Culbertson and
Poplar
Wolf -Point
Steer Roping Night Draws Crowds with Lively Rodeo Action
A crowd gathered for a rodeo night paying admission with smiles as they cheered every hard bucking steer and each successful ride, showing strong appreciation for the event.
Harold Lloyd in Wonderful Comedy
Harold Lloyd stars in a humorous misadventure as a boastful hunter who never hunted, delivering a lighthearted film tale from Hal Roach studio. The gags revolve around mistaken bravado and slapstick situations that showcase Lloyd's comic persona.
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Harold Lloyd
Hal Roach
John Gilbert Ararian A Vmp Romance Of Desert Life
A feature on John Gilbert Ararian, describing a fearless big game trapper who outwits lions with salt on their tails. Harold’s belief in shooting lions is challenged by the method. Shown at the Liberty on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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John Gilbert Arariarn
VMP
Harold
Lustre Sunday School Convention Sets 1928 Site
The Lustre community held its annual Sunday school convention at Center Bell school house on Sunday July 9. Attendance was fine and programs were excellent. Officers were elected for the ensuing year and Lustre was chosen as the site for the 1928 convention.
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Union Convention
Lustre
Center Bell School House
Singerfest at Lustre Delights Local Singers
The Northeastern Montana Singer Union hosts a singerfest at Centre Bell Schoolhouse, seven miles from Lustre, on Sunday July 16. Morning session starts 9 20 with German program and afternoon English program at 1 30. The event, under community Sunday schools, features mixed talent and no admissions charged.
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Lustre
Montana
Singer Union
Center Béll
National Editorial Association to Visit Montana for July Convention
Four hundred editors will arrive in Montana on two special trains en route to Missoula for a July 19 to 22 convention. The group will tour Miles City, Billings, Cody, Yellowstone, Gardiner, Bozeman, Helena, Butte, Missoula, and Glacier Park, totaling 17 days across two parks and multiple towns. Notable organizers include Marten J. Hutchens and G. M. Moss, with MT presses aiding arrangements.
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Billings
Montana
National Editorial Association
Missoula
North Dakota
Marten J. Hutchens
Missoulian
G. M. Moss
Whitefish
Cody Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Park
Gardiner
Mont
Bozeman
Helena
Butte
Missonla
Bitter Root Valley
Flathead Reservation
Ear
Glacier Park
Great Falls
Lewistown
Mayre
Great Northern
Chinook
Malta
Glascow
Poplar
Wolf Point
Nason Family Returns From Western Park Tour
Harry B. Nason and family completed a month long motor trip visiting Yellowstone Glacier and other Western Montana sites. They traveled the Park to Park highway sees crops in the state and found local grain inferior to their home section while noting dry land and irrigated fields.
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Harry B. Negan
Yellowstone Park
Park
Park Highway
Montanas
Glacier Park
Birthday Party For Margaret Keating Turns Seven
This afternoon six little friends gathered at Margaret Keating's home to celebrate her seventh birthday. They played games and enjoyed a luncheon prepared by Mrs. J P Keating. Attendees included Phyllis Wood Mary Ellen Lynch Genevieve Clek Hilda Dyck Linds Dyck and Jean Marshall.
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Margaret Keating
J. P. Keating
Phyllis Wood
Mary Ellen Lynch
Genevieve Clek
Hilda and Linds Dyck
Jean Marshall
Hoppers Under Control in Roogvelt County Says Officials
Officials report the grasshopper situation in Roogvelt County is not serious and is under control across most districts. Farmers can easily control hoppers with a few sacks of poison while they are young, with cost under ten cents per acre. Last year the county supplied ingredients free. this year farmers contributing part of the cost improves efficiency. Distributing stations include A F Tears Wolf Point County Agent's office Poplar Farmers Elevator Co Froid and Joe Wix Lanark.
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Roogevelt
Execuive
A. F. Tears
Wolf Point
Poplar
Farmers Elevator Co
Froid
Joe Wix
Lanark
Southside Farmer John Thomas Remley Dies at 64
John Thomas Remley died at his home on the Southside farm 18 miles south of Wolf Point at 9:00 a m after three years of failing health. Born June 11 1858 in Indiana he would have turned 64. He leaves no wife and several children including a son at the home place. Burial will be in Stalzig cemetery. More details were unavailable.
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John Thomas Remley
Wolf Point
Stalzig
Mr. Remley
Indiana
Man jailed for vagrancy with town leave condition
Fred Grezia was arrested by Officer Kearney and brought before Judge Grodon on vagrancy charges. Judge Gordon sentenced him to 60 days in jail and a $100 fine, suspended for 30 minutes on the condition he leave town. he complied. Reports say Grezia had a history of trouble and bootlegging suspicions.
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Fred Grezia
Kearney
Grodon
Tader Gordon
Grezia
Heffernan Case Dismissed In Gordon Court
County Attorney Catlin announced in town that Judge Gordon granted a motion to dismiss the grand larceny case against Michael Heffernan. The charge involved alleged cattle theft from the Security State Bank, previously linked to the so called Mike Murphy case. Attorney Hugh N. Marron represented Heffernan.
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Catlin
Gordon
Michael Heffernan
Heffernan
Security State Bank
Blackmon
Mike Murphy
Hugh N. Marron
Marron & Foor
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Little Red” Curran
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