Record Poorly Quoted Farm Policy It Relates to Montana Farms
A 200000 policy written by A. T. Listug for Frye and company covers 20159 acres of crops in Roosevelt county including 16000 of wheat and 3000 of flax. The policy notes ownership and leasing of land, with large Montana farms such as the Thomas Campbell operation in Hardin and J. W. Schnitzler in Froid cited as major holdings. The article also outlines an Interstate sales tax or license law for out of state drivers visiting Montana, detailing vehicle registration stickers and temporary allowances for five months, with penalties after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Listag
First National Bank
Frye and Company
Frye Company
Roosevelt County
Poplar-Brockton
United States
Fred C. Fear
Poplar
Continental Insurance Company of
New York
Listug
Fort Peck Reservation
Thomas Campbell Corporation
Hardin
Big Horn County
J. W. Schnitzler
Froid
Montana
State Register
Pes
Frazer Commercial Club Plans Rally Day With Dr Frank Weber
The Frazer Commercial Club at a special meeting chose Dr Frank R Weber a leading community welfare speaker to conduct Rally Day on June 28 featuring free movies a ball game street sports and a band concert. Club president is B A Hovey and secretary treasurer Martin Levi. A separate report notes a Cadillac owned by W H Gray caught fire near midnight while being driven home from the Pastime billiard parlor. fire crews extinguished the blaze with an engine-mounted extinguisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer Commercial Club
Frank R. Weber
Weber
Frazer
North
North Dakota
Frazer Commmercial Club
B. A. Hovey
Martin Levi
W. H. Gray
The Wolf of Wall Street on Screen at Liberty Theatre
The New York Stock Exchange wiring system is shown and duplicated for George Bancroft’s The Wolf of Wall Street. Bancroft, Badanova, Nancy Carroll, Paul Lukas and Brandon Hurst star as a shrewd trader with a stylish image. Opens Sunday at Liberty Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Broad
New and
Wall Streets
New York
Stock Exchange
Paramount Studios
Holly Wood
George Bancroft
Wall Street
Exchange
Bancroft
Badanova
Nancy Carroll
Paul Lukas
Brandon Hurst
Liberty Theatre
Major Lohmiller Receives Welcome at Fort Peck Arrival
Major Lohmiller recently transferred from Tongue River to Fort Peck arrives at West Point by ferry landing with Indian delegation guiding him to a six o'clock supper at the Mission. He heads to Poplar to assume duties, bringing two truckloads of household goods. Reception was led by Mr and Mrs Arthur Pratt and other local delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lohmiller
Fort Peck
Tongue River
Montana
West Point
Major Lohmiller
Poplar
Arthur Pratt
Farmer
Meade Steele
Joshua Wetsit
David LaRoque
A L Caravan to Gather in Wolf Point Before Havre Meet
A. L. Caravan of Legionnaires from southeastern Montana will stop in Wolf Point Tuesday night en route to the state convention in Havre June 27 to 29. The Sidney drum corps will lead, with delegates from other posts joining along the Roosevelt highway. A Glendive or Circle route is not decided. Northeastern posts are urged to converge by 9 30 p m on June 26 for a 9 30 a m start. A Coliseum dance with Bob Kinsman and his band of Scobey is set for the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aravan
Legionnaires
Montana
Havre
Legion
Coliseum
Bob Kinsman
Scobey
Major Lohmiller Returns to Fort Peck Agency Duties
Major Lohmiller formerly superintendent at Fort Peck arrives from Lame Deer Montana to resume his former office at Poplar. Eggers exchanges places with the Major and will take the Tongue River job. Eggers leaves with a record of high character and unquestioned integrity in duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohmiller
Fort Peck
Lame Deer
Montana
Tongue River
Poplar
Eggers
Farm Aid Bill Passes After Senate House Accord
Washington reports the farm relief bill completed when Senate and House accepted a compromise removing the export debenture plan. President Hoover is expected to sign, with Vice President Curtis and Speaker Longworth set to sign for transmission. The measure mirrors the original house bill and clears Congress for action in the emergency session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
President Hoover
Capitol
Joint Conference Committee
Congress
Hoover
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Norbeck
South Dakota
Pine
Oklahoma
Blease
South Carolina
Caraway
Arkansa
Copeland
New York
Walsh
Massachusetts
Wheeler
Montana
Curtix
Longweth
Montana Grain Growers Association Annual Convention Weathers Havre Meeting
Nels Sorenson D Tschache and Mr. Miller representing Farmers elevator of Froid toured Wolf Point after a Havre convening of the Montana Grain Growers association. Sorenson reports a very good session and notes the 1920 convention site undecided, with hopes it return to the eastern end of the state. The Daily News of Havre later cited Havre as the selected host for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Sorenson
Tschache
Miller
Froid
Montana Grain Growers Association
Havre
Wolf Point
Sorenson
Plentywood
Daily News
Charles Council Takes Sixty Day Leave For Long Vacation
Deputy sheriff Charles Council has secured a sixty day leave of absence and plans a long vacation trip with Mrs. Council and grandson Gene McCracken. They will drive to Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa visiting friends and relatives at numerous places. In Beaudette Minnesota they will visit the Dr Drake family formerly of Monduk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Council
13 Sets of Twins Entered in Baby Show at Great Falls
Great Falls hosts a Montana baby show tied to the Oriental exposition of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Registration nears 600 with director Verne Newcombe noting more than 800 entries likely and that 1 1/2 percent are twins. Returns from Vacation reports O C Johnson and sons Vincent and Donald back from Ray Dak with tales of Minnesota lakes and a fish catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
Verne Newcombe
C. Johnson
Vincent
Donald
Ray N. Dak
Sisseton
S. Dak
Ray
O. C
Minnesota
Milan
Minn
Guard Camp Attendance Noted For Charles Ston
Charles Ston departed last Friday morning with a National Guard special to Camp Erickson near Helena and will remain until the 30th. He traveled with local youths Harold Shipman Dean Hermon Warren Weight Porrest Lintner Lonnie Weeks Alvin Borgert Bernard Markham La Belle and Davis. Lintner and Borgert plan to attend the M M T C at Missoula after the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ston
National Guard
Camp Erickson
Helena
Harold Shipman
Dean Hermon
Warren Weight
Porrest Lintner
Lonnie Weeks
Alvin Borgert
Bernard Markham
LaBelle
Davis
Lintner
Borgert
Attemt
Mm M. TC
Missoula
Charles Council Attends Son Archie's Montana Graduation
Charles Council attended the University of Montana graduation exercises for his son Archie and returned last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Council
University of Montana
Archie
Family trip maps out long motor tour
Rer bint i Tee 4B, and a person named Elizabeth, Una and Margaret left Sunday morning for a extended motor trip in the Osst. They will visit Mr. Randall's son in Chicago and Detroit and then travel to Maine to visit other relatives. Mr. Randall has a brother there he hasn't seen for more than 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gzabeth
Una
Margaret
Osst
Mr. Randall
Chiego
Detroit
Maine
Randall
Railroad Meeting At Lustre Monday
Farmers in the north country will hold a meeting at the Lustre school house next Monday evening June 24 to discuss a railroad into their region. Representatives of the Soo line are expected to attend and a Mr Sprague will discuss the proposal. The Cottonwood farmers travel 30 to 35 miles to haul grain and seek a line through their territory. The meeting is set for 7:30 PM and all interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Country
Lustre
Sprague
The
Soo
Farmers Union
Wolt
Cottonwood
Unified Sunday School Meeting at Braderthaler church
Report from the United Sunday School convention held at Braderthaler church near Lustre on Monday June 3. Morning session in German language and English session with orchestra led by A. Wall and C.K. Dick. Rev Bly McLean spoke on characteristics of a successful Sunday school, urging participation and singing by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Quiring
United Sunday School
Braderthaler Church
Lustre
A. Wall
C.K. Dick
Andience
Larslan S. S
John Goosen
Larslan
Volt M
Joe Alvarez Sentenced for Disturbing the Peace
Joe Alvarez known in Oldtown and Poplar was arrested Saturday for disturbing the peace. He pleaded guilty and received sixty days in jail from Judge Gordon who ordered the deputy to provide steady employment for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Alvarez
Charaacter
Satnvilay
Gordon
Oldtown
Alvarez
Poplar
Golf club accident injures sister of local golfer
A sister of Mrs Knut Yemley, staying with her sister south of Flaxville, broke her arm while practicing a golf swing in a field. Her foot slipped into a hole or object, causing a fall. She lives at Glendive and belongs to a golf club. she is visiting. College students return to Wolf Point after year’s work from University of Montana and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL le Davey
Knut Yemley
Flaxville
Glendive
Wolf Puint
Keren Chanman
Wm, Hilde
Melvin Ryex
Charles Rathert
Elida
Sylvester Smith
Clea Flint
Margaret
Una Randall
University of Montana
Amanda Smith
Hozeman
Missouri
Wolf Point
Russell Huxset
University of Chicago
Ima Herman
University of Minnesota
Last Great Horse Drive Now On in Montana
A report notes immense range horse purchases led by Wi. M. Dawson, with shipments from Wolf Point Malta and Poplar and a planned July start. The feature includes a $1000 film right deal for the band of horses, destined for Westerns and Stampede events at Wolf Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Wolf Point
Poplar
Malta
Butte Packing Company
Chautauqua Numbers Fall Within Unusual Weather
Despite California level storms the Chautauqua events retained originality and high quality. The Alexander company impressed with versatility and humor while The Clean Vice drew big laughs. Dr Burns delivered a powerful truth driven lecture on origins of criminals despite harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Combine and tractor field day at Medicine Lake draws crowd
Carl KR Moe reports that a June 12 demonstration at Medicine Lake drew a large crowd of farmers. Four tractor makes plowed six inches deep in 58 minutes using 1.4 gallons of kerosene per acre. Deere tractor won both time and fuel tests with 22.7 cents per acre fuel cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl KR. Moe
John Deere
Medicine Lake
Eateh Tractor
Join Deere
Ti Plewail Tts
Shriners Pass Through Town on Way Home
Last Friday a strange siren drew crowds as a special train of Shriners from Zurch Temple Minneapolis passed through on their way home from the national convention in Los Angeles. Sixteen coaches led the parade with other cars from eastern cities also passing Wolf Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Zurch Temple
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Wolf Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frye & CO
D Acre
Albert Isachsem
Yanrad Motors
A. L. Caravan
Lohmiller, Eggers Exchange
Grain Growers Ass
Bruberthaler
Poge
Joe
Burgess
Bechtel
Idtmers
Heginners
J. R. Burgess
Hveh Marron
O. C. Heinze
Flint
Catlin
Cook
Livingston
Cal Rogers
Robert
White
Tipkins
Brechtel, Sr
Morris
Connie Schenkenberger
Wmn
Lindney
Sidney
WM. M. Dawson
GEO. Young Ranch
Wi. M. Dawson
West
George H. Young
Dawsom Haad
Mr. Young
Prairie Elk
Swat
Oswego
South Range
Circle
Alexander Company
Mr. Alexander
Mins Miller
Burns’ Leeture
America
Presbyterian Church
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