Radio troubles and astronomy plans at Butte club meeting
The Butte Radio Club hosts a round table on radio troubles at its courthouse HQ with an open forum on recent constellation disturbances and a telescope night to view heavenly bodies from the courthouse roof. Widespread station broadcasts and a Minnesota example highlight efforts to improve programming for radio listeners.
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Botte Radio Lab
Carrall
Butte'n
Student Activities Butte With School
The junior and sophomore committees plan a country dance event with attire representing farmers and cowboys. Preliminaries for the dean contest start Friday at 2:30 pm in study hall A, with many entrants listed including Mary Laurie Davenport and Dorothy Hamilton among others.
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Mins
Gertrude Tyan
Mica Ryan
Gutte
Miwowin
Thowa
Rowlna Cartes
Dorothy Hamltin
Dessia Wallace
Patsy Alsop
Holem Twedale
Toidiy McMahon
Marion Halsta
Mary Laurie Davenport
Kiola Watson
Clair Francis Linforth
Ilisabeth Gow
Teresa O'Donnell
Margaret Kelley
Smotha Peoples
Blanche Woods
Mery Giga
Mary Cohyra
Marjorie Tripworthy
Helen Hransatrum
Christie Maulkner
Margaret Chriaton
Joseph Newton
Adolph Benjamin
Thomas * Holy
Willian Porternet
Fred Sage
Pup + oryor
Court Must Rule On Claim Of Contractor
The Montana Supreme Court orders further proceedings to determine payment claims by a contractor for services rendered in the Red Lodge Arselud Irrigation district project in Carbon county. The case involves county treasurer denial of warrants amid director orders and a receiver’s involvement in enforcing stockholder liability in a state bank.
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Mint
Carbon County
Tha Sit Premé
Dimpsct
Haley
Warragia
Patriot Court
Carhon County
Retlan
Ninaby
Montana Supreme Court
Sara Teadag
District Court
Raare- Koll Ooyty
Margaret Young
Forsyth
Young
Itwick
Molten rock again pours from volcano
A report from TL VT April 22 describes a fresh lava flow from Minna Lat volcano after a week of eruption. Lava advances toward the McWhyne ranch area, with flow now less than five miles from the ragd and heading toward the ranch street. The item blends two unrelated incidents from different cities and dates in a fragmented telegraphic style.
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Vroasa
VT. A
Minna
Ti Flow
Hartzell Describes Ceramic Industry
Prof L J Hartzell of the State Bureau of Mines described ceramics as one of humanity’s oldest industries during a luncheon at the New Fintan. He said the ceramic began with humanity, ranks third in importance, and noted clay’s plasticity as essential to forming and firing processes.
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Mambeers
Butte University Club
L. J. Hartzell
State Behont of Mines
Artielat Ie
Butte Manx Society to Observe Fourth Anniversary
Members of the Butte Manx society will observe their fourth anniversary with an entertainment and musical program at Enterprise hall on East Front street next Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. M H Kermode will chair. The program includes Manx national anthem, remarks by M H Kermode, mixed quartet, Misses Sarah and Laura Bollis, Messrs Pritchard and Roberts, dance by Miss Jane Griffith, piano duet by Mrs Henry and Miss Doris Wearne, readings by Mrs Aura Dunstone, solo by Robert Logan, whistling by J Winter, and multiple performances by Mra Pumpkin Mrs Crate, and others.
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Butte Manx Society
Enterprise Hall
Eest Front Street
M. ‘Hh. Kermade
M. H. Kermode
Sarah
Laura Bollis
Mies
Doris Wearne
Aura Dunstone
Robert Logan
Mra. Logan
J. Winterr Dan
PONAL TO SERVIC YAR
Charles Wong of Tampa Bay area was sentenced to one year at hard labor in the state prison at Retard by Judge James M. Poelay after a criminal court conviction. The charge involved violation of Florida trust related business conduct.
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Ponal
Servic Yar. Hy
Fla
Charles Wong
Jomper Boston
Manus
Rotary Selects Directing Board For Butte Club
The Rev Charles F Chapman Richard H Christopher William B Daly Andrew J Davier Fred J Furman Bam P Officer and Willard Thompson were elected by the Butte Hooterlang club to serve as directors for the ensuing year at the noon luncheon meeting. The seven highest vote getters were chosen from 14 candidates. The board will meet to select officers and report soon. The club endorsed Helena capitals plan to take the champion boy to the Denver international convention. Also notes praise for Lewistown hospitality and a Notre Dame de la Garde parapet fall incident in Marseilles resulting in minor injuries.
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Richard H. Christiancon
William B. Daly
Andrew J. Davier
Fred J. Furman
Bam P. Officer
Willard
Helena Band
Butto
Helena
Denver
Heleng
C. L. Clifford
Lewistown
Milwaukee Railroad
Lewstown
George Craven
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