Roosevelt outlines six point plan for farm relief in Topeka
In Topeka on Wednesday Governor Roosevelt addressed more than 10,000 farmers. He urged national planning in agriculture and criticized Farm Board policies as speculative while proposing six specifications to restore agricultural economic parity and reduce farm debt. He called for tariff adjustments, self financing, local administration, cooperative operation, and voluntary participation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Farm Board
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Federal Farm Board
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Ougreseman Scott Leavitt
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Union
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Fort Benton
Havre
Duluth
Roosevelt Highway Committee
T. R
Helena
Leavitt
Theodore Roosevelt
Binzow
Kimi
Goin Car Upset Near Toulee Creek
Mr and Mrs Earl Goin of northeast Poplar were returning from the Valley fair when their car overturned near Toulee Creek. Both occupants were badly bruised and taken to Wolf Point for medical care. They escaped more serious injuries.
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Earl Goin
Poplar
Valley Fair
Toulee Creek
Wolf Point
Swift Work By The Law S Arms In Deer Lodge
Odd early morning action along West Main near Farmers Union Oil ends with six men helping move a Ford coupe from Ted Will's house. Ted alerts Officer Todd Shamley who locates the car near the stock yards with two colored men aboard, heading for Deer Lodge for a hard labor sentence. Judge Paul rides from Glasgow to Plentywood. four men plead guilty to forgery, each getting one year. Sheriff Lowe ferries Brown Richard and Courchene to Deer Lodge after a late-night party.
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Farmers Union
Ted Will
Ted
Todd Shamley
Todd
Paul
Glasgow
Plentywood
Deer Lodge
Jack Brown
James Richard
Pete Courchene
Lowe
Charlie Manning
Brown
Richard
Courchene
Henry Lowe
Jack
James
McCone County Child Welfare Council Meets in Circle
The McCone County Child Welfare Council will meet at the Circle courthouse on October 1 at 1 00 PM to discuss this year’s health program. Grace M. Pike, the county nurse, urges strong attendance from organizations to plan effective health education and disease prevention for children, teens, and families.
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McCone County Child Welfare Council
Court House
Circle
Harlih
Ther Child Welfare Council
McCone County
Grace M. Pike
Peter Johnson Dies Suddenly in Montana
Funeral services for Peter Johnson were held Sunday at Clayton funeral parlors. Born in Aal, Norway in March 1868, he emigrated to the United States in 1888 and homesteaded near Alexander, North Dakota before moving to Montana. Death attributed to a heart attack after longstanding asthma. body found near his shack by Mrs. George Hagen. Survived by brothers Sakarius Johnson of Alexander, North Dakota and Hans Johnson of Portland, and sister Mrs. Blate Wallen of Straden, Norway.
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Peter Johnson
Aaleson
Norway
Johnannes
Argene Johnson
United States
Alexander
McKenzie County
North Dakota
Montana
Welt
George Hagen
Sakarius Johnson
N. Dak
Hans Johnson
Portland
Wolf Point
Blate Wallen
Straden
J B Overton Dies After Long Illness
J B Overton longtime Southside resident died last Friday from heart trouble after a lengthy illness. He leaves several children, all grown except a 14 year old son. Funeral services were held Saturday and burial followed locally.
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J. B. Overton
Southside
Leavitt Defends Prohibition Referendum Stance
In Malta last week Congressmen Scott Leavitt refuted claims that his vote against the Rock Linthicum bill blocks a public vote on prohibition. He said Montanans may express themselves on a properly worded amendment preventing the saloon and protecting dry stages, while noting his personal views remain unchanged.
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House of Representatives
Scott Leavitt
Malta
Larcombe
Phillips County News
Canning Demonstration At First Presbyterian Church
The Wolf Point home demonstration met at the First Presbyterian church this afternoon for a canning demonstration led by Miss Hart, county extension agent. Attendees brought their own materials and jars to participate.
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Wolf Point Home
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Hart
Correction notice fixed name in teachers list
A correction states that the recent teachers list should read Virginia Settle instead of Virginia Steele, clarifying an earlier misspelling.
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Virginia Steele
Virginia Settle
Culbertson Stars Win In County League Finale
Two game Sunday at the ball park featured Malta and Saco all stars against Red Brandon’s Northeast Montana stars and Vida Culbertson in a pennant deciding clash. Gov Erickson attended and threw the first half of the county league game. Vida clinched the pennant in the ninth as Culbertson shaded Vida in a tight finish, with strong pitching by Brown and Dye and a late Moen slam. Fans, officials, and a loyal crowd created a lively season end atmosphere as the town praised the season’s strong finish and looked ahead to 1938.
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Erickson
Malta
Saco Communiies
Red Brandon
Montana
Vida
Cuthertson
Vida Culbertson
Reach Town
G. Singleton
Dye
Brown
Ruilbertson
Hale
Reiter
Moen
George
Teendorf
Williams
Sorley
Netzger
Herald
Glasgow
Chlbertson
Hagen
Hill
Olsen
Nicholson
Brown P
Hale If
Bowers
H. Loendorf
Dye P
M. Singleton
Tony
G. Loendorf
Nefzger
Culbertson
Breeby
Richey
Clayton
McCabe
Community Golf Tourney Sunday at Wolf Point
The Herald reports a community golf tournament this Sunday inviting members and non-members to join. Aimed as a pleasant outdoor event, with prizes for men and women donated by local businesses, and a simple 18-hole format starting at 1 pm. Prizes include cigarettes, ties, leather belts, silk socks, and more. contestants will play against Par and a crowd, not each other, with out-of-town players welcome.
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Wolf Point
Doc Burgess
Carton Cigarettes
Huxsel Drug Co
Davey Tallors
Stephens Merc. Co
Penney Co
Camrud Motors
C. Johnson
Kearney
Rainbow Water
Stennes-McConnon
Wolf Point Drug
South Socks vs North Socks Desperate Sunday Game
The South Socks will play the North Socks next Sunday September 18 at the Oscar Erickson farm northwest of town. The teams are evenly matched and the game is expected to cause a small emotional earthquake.
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Oscar Erickson
Delegation Attends Catholic Convention at Great Falls
A large local delegation attended a Catholic convention in Great Falls this week and is expected to return home this evening. The group includes Father A. J. Richards Ed Krebsbach Mrs Ray Deliney Mrs Ranier Lenz Jor Dougherty Mrs Tom Kelly Mr and Mrs J H Coffey Mrs W J Kearney Lucy Leng Mrs W Johnson Mrs Severson Mrs Maltby Mrs Ed Powers of Medicine Lake Mrs Higgins of Poplar and others not named by The Herald.
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Great Falls
Father A. J. Richards
Ed Krebsbach
Ray Deliney
Ranier Lenz
Jor Dougherty
Tom Kelly
J. H. Coffey
W. J Kearney
Lucy Leng
W. ©. Johnson
Severson
Maltby
Ed Powers
Medicine Lake
Higgins
Poplar
Herald
County reports 130 teachers in the district
The county superintendent reports that 60 rural schools in the county are not open, and with six town schools, 120 teachers are employed.
Glasgow fair and highway celebration a great success
The Glasgow fair and Highway No. 2 dedication drew large crowds after two days of rain. Governor Erickson, Congressman Leavit and Scott Hart spoke on irrigation and eastern market access, while Opheim singers and a livestock parade highlighted the program.
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If Way & Motor Tour
Valley County Metro
Ren
Wolf Point
Glasgow-Nashua
Opheim
Lions Create Hospital Committee For Town Project
At a Monday Lions Club meeting President Jensen announced a five member committee to oversee a modern hospital project. Members named were Hush, Marron, Robert, Coffey, Listitz and Herman. The group will evaluate Miss Margaret Bedder of Terry's proposal to supply hospital equipment and manage operations on agreed terms.
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Hinchegn
Lions
Jensen
Camraud
Cuit
Hush , Marron
F. FE. Robert
John H Coffey
A. T. Listitz
John Herman
Margaret Bedder
Terry
Miss Bedder
Valley fair draws wide turnout at Glasgow event
Large crowd from Glasgow and nearby towns attended the Valley county fair on Saturday. Families and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lising, Mrs. Grace Severson, the Maltbys, the Fishbachs, and many others visited stands and enjoyed the food. From Froid guests O L Gillespie and Claude Carpenter joined locals as Charley Brown of Waska kept his hambergers busy.
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Glasgow
A. T. Lising
R. L. Stephens
J. ©. Yandell
Grace Severson
Harriet
el Maltby
Parke
Patsy
Guy Maltby
Marie Tessmant
Charles Gordon
Velma Fishbach
Harry Dietrich
J. W. Peterson
Frank Catlin
Catherine
Ernest Walton
Joud
Cash Moore
E. B. Krebsbach
H. N. Marron
Scott Hart
Ray Kelberer
F. J. Newtvens
Geo. Flint
Ed Camrud
Froid
O. L. Gillespie
Claude Carpenter
Poplar
A. A. Dick
J. J. Beier
Lustre Country
Charles Brown
Waska
Charley
Second All Star Game At Williston Sunday
The Montana All-Star ball team and the Williston Legion Stars, after a sensational 1¢-inning game at Brush Lake, schedule a second clash Sunday at Williston at three o clock. Montana, managed by Oliver Tet Brandon, won the Brush Lake contest 4 to 3 and aims to repeat.
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Williston Legion Stars
Brush Lake
Williston
Oliver
Tet
Brandon
Pete Slyter
Filkertail Squad
Red
Rocky Ford Melons Prove Highly Productive On Local Farm
Wm Meter, a farmer across the river, reports a fine crop of musk melons of a new Rocky Ford variety. The acre yield was especially productive and quality was excellent with netted gray-green fruit. Meier regularly ships melons to Circle, Brockway, and Wolf Point after harvest.
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Meter
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