Rotarians Visit Boy Scout Camp Despite Heavy Rain
About 50 Rotarians drove to the Highlands Boy Scout camp after a downpour and were warmly hosted by the Scouts. The visitors shared lunch, enjoyed hot coffee, and watched the Scouts bury old man grouch, deliver sermons on grouch bites, and sing with the Rotary guests. Mayor Cocking and Tom J Davis joined in the campfire ballads before the rain cut the evening short.
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Boy Scout
Highlands
Rotary Club
Dinhar
Mayor Cocking
Tom J Davis
Donovan
Grand Chancellor 10 Visits Local Lodge Announced
An official visit by Grand Chancellor 10 to Lavingstor Sri beta Se is announced by the local order. The visit precedes the gran Hartowton meeting next month. Members of BER and ening brothers are urged to attend. A entertainment committee promises special features and good time for all.
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Tereittear
Sri Beta Se ‘Sa
Kug
Unis
Gran Hartowton
BER
Ening Brothers
Seera Specis
Hotel Arrivals Recap From A Busy Western Tour
A long list of hotel guests crosses many cities including San Francisco, Missoula, Helena, Billings, Spokane, and Denver. Names include E O Leary, A H Heltie, Tew H A Stan, G Regran, Mrs McCase, W Sco field, J Kenna, L Bourcher, R Hess, C W Hanshaw, A G Nutting, B J Stanton, J E Coffey, and H M Judson among others. The roster highlights travelers from Seattle to New York, with many entries marked by full names and home cities, reflecting a vibrant catchment of guests.
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Neapolis
E. O'Leary
San Francisco
Hammer
Seattledaho Falls
A. Heltie
Gratton
Tew
Stan Marks
St. Louis
G. Regran
Helena
McCase
Lewistown
W. Scofield
Missoula
George Crear
Elkhorn
George Packard
Boston
A. Morris
M. Craney
S. Hammond
P. Marineau
G.answorthy
Brooke
Ht. Wright
Spokane
A. H. Tones
Virginia City
T. Harris
Minneapolis
T. Burton
Washington, D.C
Aliee Canberton
Ratings
Arizona
C. F. Copeland
Portland
George M. Walker
M. Walker
Blanche C. Billmeyer
Freda B. Walker
Sandpoint
Idaho
J. B. la Fond
Los Angeles
J. Kenna
Willeston
N. D
L. J. Bourcher
Kesthikan
Alaska
R. P. Hess
Evansville
Neb
C. W. Hanshaw
Livingston
G. Morris
Bellifontain
Ohio
Louis P. Benna
Columbus
Paul Wilson
Tekoa
Wash
G. A. Shippen
Arthur McGardner
Hollywood
Cal
Finlen
P. J. Gleason
H.ns. Stephens
A. B. Bennett
Wyola
B. J. Stanton
Billings
A. P. Ware
Denver
Opal Crouch
Emmett
R. Deal
Wisdom
Grand
Mra
C. F. Harsington
Belgrade
A. G. Nutting
P. Ammond
C. L. Buettner
Elmer
Beavers
F. D. Swenson
Miles City
Mrs. Gibb
Bert Blrding
P. M. Small
Charles N. Davis
Piedmont
H. G Wolking
Glasgow
A. B. Shaw
A.B. Shaw
M. Murphy
Terry
F. J. Brock
Leggat
F. A. Judd Jr
Paul Buell
C. A
Farms and rail costs threaten stable industry system
A discussion at the American Economic Association underscores the interdependence of fields, mines, factories, and railroads under a coordinated plan. The rise of farm prices lags others, rail freight cuts hamper markets, and a return to production by farmers risks shrinking output and delaying economic stabilization.
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American Economic Association
Mitchell
Menuce
America
Fifth Annual Tourney Opens With Strong Entrants
Helena hosts a fifth annual tourney with over 100 entries expected in the opening game. Ted Barker defends last year’s title as top players from Butte Anaconda Lewistown and Missoula arrive. Women’s matches feature Mrs McGill of Missoula and Mrs Branscombe of Anaconda among notable contenders. A tea and hospitality plan accompanies the event at the club, with many out-of-town guests and local members socializing and dining informally.
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Helena
Helena Club
BB. Wiley
Fred Kessler
Lew ‘As Cohen
Ralph O. Kaufman
Ted Barker
Reno H. Sales
Butte
T. C. Hammond
Mr. Kirke Spencer Crosby
F. Peckover
C. J. Emerson
Anaconda
Allen Briscoe
Lewistown
Briscoe
McGill
Missoula
Charles Branscombe
Frank Tucker
Marion Riddle
R. R. Kilroy
Theodore Simons
Grace Barnett
A. T. Smith
Country Club
Charles Wraith
Robert Abbott
George C. Jackson
W. C. Capron
MacDonald
John Tuchscherer
Cosgrove
J. A. Hasley
Margaret Nucholls
Houghton
F. Hagstrom
Ray O'Donnell
Bert d’Autremont
Peter J. Osweiler
Start Work Today at State College Construction Under Way
The Mon ate college will begin work tomorrow on a $1,000,000 project including foundations for the engineering building engineering shops the biology building and the gymnasium. President Ximineon announced after bonds were sold enough to start construction following a notification from fitiena. The old aris hall will be removed to make way for the new facilities.
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Asociated
Roleman
Monate College
Ximineon
Mgnt
Fitiena
Aris
Sheriff Blames Governor in Embezzlement Dispute
Associated Press reports Springfield and Helena dispatches on August 11. Sheriff Henry Mester accuses Governor Smalls of a bitter attack after Smalls arrest warrants. Mester says he acted properly to avoid escalation and regrets the governor’s actions. In Helena, Great Northern Railroad faces four federal 16 hour law violations with a $300 fine per count.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Henry Mester
Smalls
Sher Mester
Uneat Northern
Helena
United” States
Great Northern Railroad
Lawyers Clash Over Tax on Northern Pacific Surface Rights
Helena August 11. Attorney Gunn argued before the state board of equalization against taxing the Northern Pacific railway five dollars per acre on surface rights to mineral lands. Rankin contended surface rights in mining areas hold value beyond grazing land and should be taxed for the right to explore, with a decision due next week.
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Stangara
Helena
Rankin
Supreme Court
Gunn
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