Federal plan would fund transcontinental road upgrades in Montana
The proposal envisions federal financing to finish highway improvements between Butte and Missoula and along two Montana east west routes, the Yellowstone Trail and the Roosevelt Trail, removing steep grades and speeding completion within years. It would require states to pledge road maintenance and would deliver full federal aid without matching funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Missoula
Mineral County
Congress
Rocky Mountain States
Montana
Yellowstone Trail to Montana Tourism Paid Streak
Montana promotes a Yellowstone Trail pay streak along the state to boost summer tourist revenue. At the Missoula meeting, Hesler urged more community dues to fund maps and information bureaus and noted Deer Lodge’s 1923 tourist trade estimated at 75 000 dollars.
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Montana
Yellowstone Trail
J. K. Heslet
Butte
Western Division
The
Trail Association
Missoula
Heslet
Deer Lodge
Hessler
Hesler
Anaconda
Harrison
Ennis
Madison
Bozeman
Willow Creek
Three Forks
Manhattan
Belgrade
H. Williams
McCullough
Shadow Lahood
F. Nichols
Otto Reich
Joseph Smith
H. Teddy Martin
Willam Castles
C. T. Benton
George PD. Lounsbery
A. L. Matter
F. H. Frause
Hugh C. Kennedy
Harvey Roberts
Bonner
E. H. Kinsley
J. W Marrer
F. A. Chadwick
E. J. Edwards
E. Bears
H. W. Pierce
James Hullier
R. D. Barabie
W. J. Fletcher
E. F. Rudrauff
Charles H. Roberts
Frank Conley
Co. H. Moore
W. A. Bertwick
George O. Burks
National Rogues Gallery Proposal Moves in Congress
President Coolidge urges a new division of criminal identification within the Justice Department with a 150000 dollar appropriation. The plan, led by William J. Burns, would create a central clearing house collecting photographs, court records, and fingerprints to aid police nationwide in tracing criminals and auto thieves.
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Administration of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
President Coolidge
Congress
House
New York
William J. Burns
A Great Highway and National Road Plans in Congress
Washington seeks federal financing to build east west highways across the Rockies linking eastern markets with Pacific coast points. Missoula hosts a Yellowstone Trail conference to estimate outside tourist money along the route and push a grand transcontinental road across Montana.
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Montana
Yellowstone Trail Association
Missoula
Washington
Congress
Rocky Mountain
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Silver Bow
Harding Way
The Troubles of the 400 in New York Society
A verbose critique of New York City society where climbers and crashers invade elite parties. The piece notes invitations being faked or doors breached, with detectives present and mothers guarding debutantes. It laments the inability of hosts to refuse entry without causing scenes or hostility.
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New York
Snitznoodle Captured by Goblin in Cookie House
Raggedy Ann and friends discover the Snitznoodle is seized by Hookie the Goblin at a queer little house in the woods. The goblin plans to eat the cookie chickens as Raggedy Andy vows to rescue him, trailing the missing creature with the chocolate cookie dog.
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Raggedys
Hookie the Goblin
Hookie
Mynbe
Snitznoodle
Tane
Snitznoble
Raggedy Ann
Mr. Cookie
Cookie Puppy Dog
Raggedy Andy
Raggedy
Andy
Cookie House
December graduation events and campus activities at the Dillon college
The December 1924 class will graduate December 19 at 4 p.m. in the college auditorium with Dean L R Foote as speaker. Sixteen candidates receive diplomas. A Kappa Zeta Nu banquet honored 32 new members with faculty and alumni in attendance. Various student activities, a dramatics program, a junior mixer, and plans for a skating rink are noted, as well as the Normal College Index issue and upcoming holidays.
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Clark
Mae Toy
Marrweet Ross Roode
Tessie Degan
Katherine Orr
Edna Schenk
Myrna Simpson
Wallace
Barrett Hospital
Recreation Hall
Hiramis
King Tut
Garver
Normal College
Dillon Rotary hosts out of town guests on livestock convention plan
The Dillon Rotary club met for lunch at Sugar Bowl cafe with guests A Phillips and C M Simpson from the State Livestock commission. They spoke on the upcoming livestock association convention to be held in Dillon and expected to be a top event. The session also discussed building a Boy Scouts clubhouse on the former electric plant site south of town.
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Dillon
Dillon Rotary Club
Sugar Bowl
Charles H. Niblack
2. A. Phillips
State Livestock Commission
C. M. Simpson
Lvestock Association
Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Arrivals and Departures
Archhie Seybold attended to business matters here yesterday from his Lima home. Mrs. Adelle Murray and Mrs. Fred Curtis left for southern California for the winter. N. H. Baldwin visited from Missoula. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Reid traveled to Dillon from Monida. Henry Burfield went to Fort Benton for holidays. Wm. G. Miling arrived from Lemhi.
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Dillon
Archhie Seybold
Lima
Adelle Murray
Fred Curtis
California
N. H. Baldwin
Missoula
Matthew Reid
Monida
Henry Burfield
Fort Benton
Wm. G. Miling
Lemhi
Montana Labor 13 Balanced Report Highlights State Jobs
The November Montana employment report shows many agricultural workers laid off yet construction, logging, mining and oil activity sustaining jobs. Reopened mines in Butte add about 800 workers while Missoula loggers and saw mills run at capacity.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Montana
United States Employment Service Bureau
Mountain District
Butte
Great Falls
Missoula
Havre
Rosebud
Wyoming
Balt Creek
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the Daily and Sunday Standard
Br Carrier
Roseman and
Philipsburg
United States
National Rogues’ Gallery
Moses
Hiram
M. Poincare
Frank H. Hitchcock
Russia
America
the Human Zoo
C. D. Batchelor
Lecger Company
Granddad
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Ind
National Civil Service League
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Bureau
Civil Service
Dillon Bureau
Normal College Notes
Henry Clay Wright
Austin
Tex
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