The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-13
Seventh Annual Farmers Day Open Saturday
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Pure Gossip Dept: CAll items
herein are guaranteed to be wholly
unconfirmed). Which doctor took
which patient part way TO the hos
pital piggy-back? Will the Kiwan-
ians ever again reach such a climax
Of entertainment at their teacher
welcoming parties as the rassle
staged a few years ago by two large
and prominent public officials?
Sports: Looks as if Dawson high
of Glendive. which gave Glasgow
such a tussle last year, may pc the
a to beat fer the eastern district
Glass A gridiron title. The REQ
Devils started practice with most OF
their experienced players from last
wear. along with a few new likely
candidates. Lettermen are Back jim
Palmer. Clarence Hilger and Carl
Knutson and Linemen Tony Degel,
Bob Scherger. Gene Ruckman, BOB
Boehmer. Gordon Olson and Jerome
Wester. Dawson plays here OCT. L.
With all the argument about the
official end of the war, Somepooy
wants to know when World War l
was terminated. Here's the answer
Armistice came Nov. IL, 1918. But on
Nov. 10, 1919. the senate Yea
massage of the treaty OF peace WIN
Germany and it was not until July
, 1921. that President Harding
signed the joint resolution OF con-
oress declaring peace with Germany
and Austria. on Aug. % that year
The treaty was signed at Berlin; II
was ratified Sept. II by the German
national council and On Oct. 10 py
the United States senate.
Old-Timers' section: Charlie Reed
IS donor of an early Glasgow picture,
estimated about 1910, looking south
on Fifth street from near the depot.
Main foreground object is a huge
Rumelv Oil-Pull tractor, evidently
being demonstrated before a crowd
of men. women and small fry. Build
ings identified are Mary Fitzpatrlcks
restaurant on the present FIRST
National bank site, Simmons &
Kokkeler's Mint saloon, now where
the CITY Market stands; the Hup
clothing store. now housing the Han
drug. and the Glasgow National
hank. now the Smith clinic building.
Perhaps someone can tell us who
the men are surrounding the behe-
moth tractor.
A good commentary on the
DoliticaI ballyhoo to bring home
~.,- allan cnIdIarG /
came from Mrs. Ernie Pyle, wlie
of the late correspondent who
obiecting, said: Ernie IS lying
where we would wish to lie
with the men he loved"
Just received, some excellent
samples of navy journalism from
Dr.. Fred Knierim, now a lieutenant
commander in the navy. They are
of the Kaneohe Klipper, serV-
ice newspaper published at that
naval base near Honolulu.
Statements from the Pacific re
veaIing" that sap soldiers had re-
sorted to c%annibalism are hardly
news to members of our l63rd lntan-
try as well as others. Officers and
of Company G. saw evidences
all too unmistakeable of this prac-
tice early in the Papuan campaign.
Don't you know there's a peace
)n?" asks an exchange. We're
tempted to make the same remark
TO one or two employees we've en-
countered recently.
Bet a nickel it will happen again,
f the boss picks out a house dress
rs a special Farmers Day prize.
LAST wear two such beautiful crea-
ions were won by two prominent
bachelor farmers. Which ought to
prove that nobody knows whose
name is coming out next from the
Jug.
All newspapers join with Tom i
of the Waller Valierian VINO 6
avs. You a now give us the
about your trip in safety. The
alton board will not cut off your I
as supply"
LIKE PROHIBITION: Then there 6
vas the Glasgow lady who rushed I
,r%eathlessly into a local grocery '
tore. rs it true she painted, that I
can get a whole case of canned
ruit, without points?" The grocer I
.ssured here it was a fact. Hmm e
Iondered the lady, Just give me a S
mall can Of cherries" {