Fifth Annual Ft. Peck Farm and Livestock Meeting Inspires
The fifth annual Ft. Peck Farm and Livestock association meeting at the Indian school gymnasium in the Agency March 14 15 and 16 drew record attendance. Chancellor Brannon Lieutenant Governor McCormack and Murray Stebbins attended with out of town guests and the Women’s Auxiliary proved a standout success. The banquet featured Alvin Warrior as toastmaster and Rev. Walker delivered an inspirational address. Concluded with ceremonial tribelike adoptions of McCormack and Stebbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Peck Farm and Livestock Association
Indian School
Campbell
Brannon
McCormack
Alvin Warrior
Sydney A. Walker
TL. Marshall
A. M. Foot
F. H. Livingston
Wolf Point
W. T. McCormack
Murray EB. Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers Association
Commercial Club of
Poplar
Messrs. Moller
Lundeen, Hanson
Walker and
McGee
Stebbins
Black Duck
Red Shield
Haines
Miss Hagman
Glasgow
Newdeus
Alex Sansaver
Chas, Eggers
A T Listug Attends Farm Bureau Meeting
A T Listug vice president of First National Bank attended the annual Farm Bureau meeting merged with the Farm Economic conference at Culbertson on the 20th. Local economics becomes a county Farm Bureau department with county farm surveys to share real farm management experiences. Several sectional meetings will be held in the county during the year. Lodge notice: The Sons of Norway Ulven No 342 will meet at Masonic hall Friday March 90 at 8 p m.
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A. T. Listug
First National Bank
Farm Bureau
Farm Economic Conference
Culbertson
Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Sons of Norway Lodge
Ulven No
Masonic Hall
City Candidate List Completed for April Election
City voters head to the polls Monday, April 2, to elect a mayor three aldermen and a police magistrate. Nominations closed on the 22nd with listings for Peoples and Republican tickets headed by Mayor W B DeWitt and Aldermen in the First Second and Third Wards. Police Magistrate Charles Gordon and incumbent Richard Schaale are noted candidates with several withdrawals and term bids among the slates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. DeWitt
Peoples
O. C. Heinze
People’s
BE. B. Styer
Calvin 1. Rogers
G. Collins
Citizen’s
Charles Gordon
Citizen's
Richard Schaale
W. ¢. Johnson
Builder of Dam Grief Stricken by Tragedy
Los Angeles, March 21. A coroner's jury heard testimony from William Mulholland, veteran engineer, about warning signs 11 hours before the St Francis dam collapsed. The 185 foot wall leaked muddy water signaling “bad, very bad” conditions as the reservoir overflowed on the Santa Clara valley.
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Los Angeles
St. Francis Dam
Santa Clara River
William Mulholland
Los Angeles City
Department of Water and Power
Tile Valley
Mulholland
Francisquito Canyon
Tony Harshelfeger
Amateurs Night At Liberty Theatre March 28
Liberty Theatre announces an amateur contest in vaudeville and musical numbers with prizes for winners and audience rewards. The event is set for March 28 and is part of the Amateurs Night program. CAMP FIRE NEWS Girls’ group met at M B church basement to clean and prepare the space for headquarters. They plan maps and pictures on walls and will publicize magazine subscriptions next week. Eunice Ditmarson-
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Liberty Theatre
M. HB
Eunice Ditmarson
Farm Chapter Meeting At Frazer Deliberates On Livelihood
A Farm Chapter meeting at Frazer Indian dance hall drew about fifty attendees including Arthur Font Star and Supervisors Campbell Bawers and Alvin Warrior. Discussion centered on frugality, future per capita payments, and preparing families for self reliance as Blackfeet tribal funds dwindle. Speakers urged cooperation, farming, milk cows, and alfalfa. Four Star and Iron Horn shared advice. Fire ice on the Missouri signals early breakup with crossings limited and skiffs used as ice recedes.
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Frazer
Arthur Font Star
Campbell
Bawers
Alvin Warrior
Eggers
Arthur Four Star
Iron Horn
Fall open to testify on Teapot Dome leases from home
Senate Tea Pot Dome committee may dispatch a subcommittee to Three Rivers New Mexico to hear Albert B Fall testify fully about the Teapot Dome Elk Hills leases and his receipt of Liberty bonds from Harry F Sinclair. Fall had indicated a short time to live and earlier expressed willingness to reveal all.
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Washington
Senate Teapot Home Committee
Three Rivers
N. M
Albert B. Fall
T Hat Fall
Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Sinclair
Pees
Continental Trading Company
Liberty Bonds
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome Committee
Continental
William FE. Leahy
Leahy
Tillage Adds Wheat Protein
Wheat grown on summer filled land generally yields higher protein than prior year grain, says agronomist Clyde McKee of Montana State College. Factors include nitrogen availability, weather, fallow tillage, legume crops, and soil organic matter, with recent notes on hospital and birth updates in the same issue.
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Clyde McKee
Agronomst
Montana State College
Ersin
Roosevelt County
McKee
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau holds annual meeting draws lines
Roosevelt county Farm Bureau met in Culbertson March 2010 with farmers and business men attending despite poor roads. Plans for 1928 include economic development study and summer conferences with Bainville Chamber of Commerce. 4H scholarships awarded. officers elected: Ole Olson president Sid Blair vice president Nas Minking secretary HC Culbertson and others. Boxing card at Liberty highlighted Robbins vs McNight declared a draw after a hard three round bout.
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Roosevelt County
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau
Culbertson
Farm Bureau
Bverau
Bureau
Chamber of Commerce of
Bainville
Cnming
Ole Olson
Sid Blair
the Liberty
Bil Jacobs
Chief Robbing
Bat McNight
Frank McCormick
Glasgow
Pinkie Bolster
Plentywood
Tommy Flynn
Frazer
Kyos
Prynn
Bolster
Kid Sugden
Young
Gite
Sugden
Blackie Daniels
Red Clark
Frankie McCowan
Hauge
City Officials Propose Refunding Bonds For Savings
The Appelgren administration shows a "good and progressive" approach as 351,000 fif per cent bonds maturing in 20 years are refinanced to ten-year bonds at five and a quarter percent. This move, aimed at sewer and water departments, will save taxpayers about 3,200 in interest over ten years. Wolf Point praises its officers and cites improving municipal finances under Shetrer management.
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Appelgren
Wolf Point
Shetrer
Oldsmobile Radio Program to broadcast March 26
Oldsmobile will air its third radio program on Monday March 26 between 7 30 and 8 30 pm. The broadcast will run over 32 stations with two new additions KPRC Houston and WOAI San Antonio joining WGN Chicago WOC Davenport WHO Des Moines WDAF Kansas City and WCCO Minneapolis St Paul. The program will retain the familiar format and many same artists as prior broadcasts.
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Oldsmobile
KPRC
Houston
Texas
WOAI
San Antonio
Chicago
WGN
Davenport
WOC
Des Moines
Kansas City
WDAF
Minneapolis- St. Paul
WCCO
Public sale dates listed for multiple bidders
Peter E. Johnson of Sand Creek has a sale on March 27. Mrs. G. G. Rahn of Lustre has a sale on March. Ole Krogstad and Wo Hormek of Volt have sales on March 23. F. A. Schmidt and son of Lustre have a sale on April 2.
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Peter E. Johnson
Sand Creek
G. G. Rahn
Lustre
Ole Krogstad
Wo. Hormek
F. A. Schmidt
Finefish Death Ties Fort Peck Chief Redstone Line
Finefish a member of the Assiniboine and relative of Chief Redstone Finefish died March 19 at his son Frank Redstone’s home at 78. Funeral held March 20 at Wolf Point cemetery led by Elder H T Smith. He was son in law of Redstone, the last chief with tribal authority over Fort Peck. He helped name carry on the family name and leaves Fred and Frank as surviving sons.
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Finefish
Frank Redstone
Wolf Point
H. T. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Indian Mission
Pinetish
Redstone
Fort Peck
West End
Fred
Frank
Oswego
Here
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Missouri
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Walsh
Nye
Pleake
Ray Mitchell
Chief
Clayton Hauge
Williston
Wintelt
Smoky Talbert
Clayton
Charlie Hawke
Vichs
Poor
McNight
Minneapolis
Robbins
Cragey
Hhe
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