Blue Ribbon Babies Noted At Butte Conference
The 1925 Butte gathering credited 98 blue ribbon children after examining 198 youngsters. Doctors, nurses, and Miss Winifred Kinney aided by Mrs. Crockett, Frank Murray, and others explained the Woodbury standard and care charts, stressing proper feeding like spinach for iron and overall maternal guidance rather than competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McDonald
G. T. McPherson
Wilson
Murray’s
Sisters of Charity
St. James
Winifred Kinney
Crockett
Miss Kinney
Woodbury
New Zealand
Butte
Mrs. Crockett
Frank Murray
Helen Laughtie
Nancy Garrett
Jack O'Neill
William Barnett
James Sullivan
Frank Tobey
Frank Eltz
Irene Miller
Norma Gallic
James Haufman
Jean Stehnk
Eugene Berry
Edward Sammon
Maurice Sammon
Ernest Barnes
Mary Mehrens
Riley Cusick
Dion Truly
Ethel Strike
Frank Kline
James McDonald
Louise Ties
Anna Spencer
Catherine Kelly
Thelma Dunn
Alice Mehrens
Herbert Barke
June Driscoll
Delos Price
Howard Patterson
Helen Garcia
Rosalie Fanning
Grace Stride
Joe Winanda
Billy Dougherty
Alice Holland
Mary Gooch
Ellen Pisha
Lilly Freeman
Peggy Murphy
Jean Coulter
Betty
Leonard Espelund wins Hobbins first aid cup in Butte contest
Leonard Espelund led the winning team in the J. R. Hobbins cup first aid contest at the A C M mines program in Butte. Great Falls Zinc, Great Falls Refinery, West Colusa, Anaconda teams also placed as finalists amid a day of races and demonstrations. Espelund praised for speed and strategy. crowd enjoys rain, sun, and a festive program with nursing nursemaids and various kid races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Great Falls
Emma
John Espelund
Klondike
Bell Diamond
Espelund Ie
Espelund
Bell
Chauncey L. Berrien
J. R. Hobbins
Viggo
Paulson
Gordon D. Gillis
David E. Lawlor
Joseph Maroure
Edward Egan
Great Falls Refinery
Edmund H. Zigan
Orlando Petrini
James B. Moniger
Fred Kommers
Wilfred Treweek
Elzear Landry
Twe Weat Colusa
Henry Cal- Meon
Merle Jackson
Frank Shone
Jed Williams
John Shone
J. Hocking
Anaconda Concentrator
LL D. Sager
Elmer Setine
M. H. Kasena
E. Pedobonick
Hugh Carlson
Floyd Brinton
Anaconda Foundry
Charles Jones
Lawrence Backlund
Clarence Carlson
Martin Dee
Yegi Schwend
Har Jensen
Edgar Schmitz
Anaconda
Leonard and Weat Colusa
Great Tells
Foundry
Leonard
Great Falls Zinc
West
Colusa
Pergenius
J. R
A.C. M. Company
Springfield
Ill
Mark Selak
Oregon
Jack Marron
South Arizona Street
Thomas Vincent
East Park Street
Kenneth Derff
Zarelda Street
John
Will Inkret
Shields
Grammar School
Clara Michalsky
Delaware Street
Ogda Smith
Howard Street
Hazel Uren
Cherry Street
Lorraine Rowan
Warren
Hazel Manwell
Utah
Paul Revere
William Neary
East Iron Street
Peter Shea
California Street
Neal Shea
West End
J. W. Gallagher
Princeton Street
Fred Driscoll
Atlas Street
John Kraus
Pear Street
Ed Walsh
Excelsior Street
J. Judge
West Copper Street
L. Kroll
J. F. Hale
William Peters
Leclair Butler
South Gayford Street
Oregon Street
Frank Marron
John Selak
William Selak
William
John Inkret
Louis Schneller
Madison
Hazel Bodilly
Bessie Ellis
Monroe
Pauline Chandler
Josie Knotwell
Walnut Street
Josie Matula
Edith Knotwell
Pacific Street
Alex Ahlefeldt
South Main Street
Leo Deranieau
Ed Price
Montana Neary
J. G. Putnam
Tom Kelly
North Wyoming Street
John Hanley
West Virginia Street
Tim Sullivan
West Gold Street
Mary Carney
West Woolman
United States Bureau of Mines
Central Mine Rescue Station
Coeur d’Alene
Wallace
Idaho
B. W. Dyer
Tapas Indha
Service Opties
Rose Dr. Sale
Bsace
H. B. McDermott
G. E. McElroy
Bureau of Mines
Karl T. Sparks
Coeur d'Alene Central
Ball Park
Freudenstein Orchestra
James Baxter
Leo Maillett
Edward Stimpson
Anaconda Company
Berrien
Columbia Gardens
John W. Dunn
Rerm
Babies Shine at Health Conference With Perfect Scores
Billy Stacey aged 5 months and Betty Bedson 20 months are among the few to score 100 percent at the Columbia Gardens Miners Field children health conference. About 98 percent or better earned blue ribbons. the event emphasizes health advice over competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Stacey
Redwood Street
Billy
Columbia Gardens
Miners’ Field Day
Betty Bedson
Yale Avenue
Petty
Betty
State Board of Health
Montana bank deposits grow as banks consolidate and move
Montana bank deposits total 25 406 305 47 on April 6 while the state records a net loss of two banks. Movements include Granite County bank moving to Drummond and Dunkirk State bank becoming Kevin State bank, Emigrant State bank becoming Gardiner State bank, Mondak State bank moving to Fairview and renaming, First National banks consolidating with local state banks, and the State Bank of Dutton reducing capital stock to 20 000. An application is filed to organize a new Laurel bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond State Bank
Drummond
American State Bank
Laurel
Granite County Bank
Hall
Dunkirk State Bank
Kevin
Kevin State Bank
Emigrant State Bank
Gardiner
Gardiner State Bank
Mondak State Bank
Fairview
Fairview State Bank
First National Bank of Froid
First State Bank
First National Bank of
Chicago Converses With Arctic Circle
Associated Press reports Chicago journalists used Zenith Radio to question the MacMillan Arctic expedition by 40 meter wavelength. Twenty minutes passed before answers arrived at 12:20 a m EST. Question about reserved seats for Washington’s world series was answered with a playful reply from 9 N in Utah Greenland near the north pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Arctic Circle
MacMillan Arctic Navy
Zenith Radio Corporation
WAP
Zenith
Washington
Griffith
Mcc Donald
9-N
Utah
Greenland
North Pole
French Troops Rout Riffians Near Azjen Oasis
In northwest Morocco near Rabat on August 3, French mobile troops attacked Abd el Krim forces, using infantry and armored cars to cut off the Azjen oasis. Riffians fled in disorder with more than 60 reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rabat
Morocco
Here
Abd- El-Krim
Azjen
Bozeman Rodeo Opening Delayed by Attachment Fight
Judge vacates attachment in Bozeman roundup dispute as sheriff gates open after two hours. Crowds pour in for three day exhibition with the biggest turnout in years, closing businesses at noon and drawing tourists. Stars depart for Chicago shows after Wednesday's finale with horses and steers shipped to other rodeos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bozeman
B. B. Law
Cunningham
Hans Biering
Gallatin County
Chicago
Washington
Pendleton
Caplis Attacks Duggan in Butte Consolidation Debate
John J. Caplis defended the Roscoe Walker consolidation bill in a Butte hotel meeting, praising the reform and criticizing Sheriff Larry Duggan. He argued the act improves county government, cites his edits making sheriff and county offices elective, and pledged to answer critics after the evening talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Caplis
Butte
Caplis
House
Senate
Larry Duggan
H. L. Maury
Billingsgate
Duggan
J. Caplis
Silver Bow County
Cairman Maury
Tennessee law tested in federal court suits over education
Robert Wilson, a taxpayer, seeks a federal court order to stop enforcement of the state anti-evolution law arguing it deprives his children of truth in public schools. Federal Judge Gore at Cookeville denied a similar petition, and three judges must hear such injunctions, including a circuit of appeals member. District Judge Xen Hicks presides in Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Chattanooga
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Gore
Cookeville
Tenn
Scopes
Dayton
Neal
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Xen Hicks
Summer Snowstorm Hits Wisconsin Amid Heat Wave
The Northwest, once scorching, reports a five minute snow shower over Amberg near Marinette, with hail causing crop damage. July’s record heat faded into cool August weather across the Middle West as rain disrupts opening round play in Detroit’s western clay court tennis tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Northwest
Amberg
Marinette
Wis
Middle West
Detroit
Prohibition Chief to Be Superseded by Andrews
The order shifts control of the prohibition unit from the commissioner to Mr. Andrews who will oversee administration from 12 U S points and in Porto Rico and Hawaii. It removes the commissioner's authority over intox icating liquor matters and prevents forwarding license documents to him. Denatured alcohol control moves immediately to the prohibition directors as far administrators await appointment. A near 100 mile road around Lake Chapala Mexico will require new pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Treasury
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Internal Revenue
Far
Lake Chapala
Mexico
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Fred Lindquist
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