Creamery Elects Officers in Vensville Meeting
Montana news notes report the selection of O10 officers at the Inter Toat Creamery stockholders meeting in Vensville on February 5. The session covered buildings, repairs, and financials with a $28,192 bank balance and ongoing routes for delivering cream and product exports within the territory.
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Vensville
Inter Toot ‘Co. Sa
Pilton
Yolo
Ht Pee En Mae
Duildings
Pasi Eee
Utah Wonderland opening announced by Union Pacific
Union Pacific announces the Utah wonderland area including Zion National Park Bryce Canyon and Cedar Breaks will open to general travel on May 16 with rail lodge and motor transport services. The system has spent about 1.847 million dollars prior to the 1926 season to develop lodges hotels and roads linking these parks for national recreation center travel.
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Uth
Zion National Park
Cedar Breaks
Bryce Canyon
National Park
Lody
Union Pacife
Union Pacific
National Parks and Forest Services
Zion
America
Cal
Dixie Country
Utah
National Park ‘Service
Forest. Service
Cedar Ote el
Bacalante
Bryce
Cedar
Nal Park
Zion Canyon
Todio
Angels’ Landing
General National Park
Chauncey
Party
Cedar City
Ars. Eyre Powsil
Los Angeles
Polson Community News Highlights Freezing Weather Impacts
The Polson Bureau reports trees suffer from a freezing wave and local events amid a busy spell. A March takeover of the Taxe hotel is noted along with court proceedings in Missoula county. Community gatherings, club meetings, and social events fill pages as residents attend fundraisers and provincial notices.
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Polson Bureau
Lumber Yard Sold in Dillon Roundup Auction
Local Dillon news notes a series of social items and a business update. Residents including Ms McKnight and Ms Hansen visit Dillon from Lima and Helena. A Roundup auction announces the sale of lumber yards and coach business, with Bitton and Swarts mentioned among attendees.
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Dillon
Lambie Esinpay
Theompany
Bitton
Roundup Lumber Yard Sells Feat of The Year
A local lumber yard in Roundup, once run for about a decade, has been disposed of after the middle of the year. The former owner had long been involved with the lambs, now ending a long era.
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Lambs
Vocational Students Honored on Honor Roll at State University
Vocational students at State University are recognized on the honor roll for the term dated February 58x. The note highlights 44 students registered in veteran training programs under United Beven and mentions fall quarter honors for those achieving distinguished standing.
Hecla Declares 500000 Dividend Record
Hecla announces a 500000 dividend, noting it will be the largest ever payout. The release highlights new dividends of 230 each and references contact methods, with official details listed.
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Sesa
Salmon News Notes and Western Meeting Delayed
A fragmentary note reports W C being called to Denver on business, with a several week absence expected. Mentions of the next meeting and a girls outing supervised by Mrs Gasteriin and a Friday ride and supper are noted in the scrambled text.
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Denver
Grention
Dillis
Alto
Boriny
Iain
Gasteriin
Enday
Gland Treatment Promises Youth in Testimony
Retired London stock broker Robert George Laws praised gland tablets as the real fountain of youth after using Glandogen, a gland tonic sold by Kingston hospital vendors. He claims a fifteenth tablet prompted a life free of hospital visits and ongoing use preserves youthfulness.
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Robert George Laws
London
Kingston Hospital
Small Hats Reform Stir in Reion Missouri Millinery Debate
In Reion Missouri a discussion over women’s headwear surfaces amid calls for stricter hat norms. Milliners and local voices argue over whether women should be allowed broader fashion choices or adhere to traditional standards.
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Reion
Tara
Seawon
Anaconda Sheds Light As Gale Smashes City
A severe gale struck Anaconda at 2 am causing power outages for about an hour and cutting lights citywide. A large plate glass window at Flood Block housing Champion Shoe Shop shattered, with damage estimated at 400 dollars. A fresh snowfall accompanied the storm while temperatures hovered around the mid 30s after a high near 45. A second snowstorm followed that night.
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Anaconda
Champion Shoe
Mercury
Frank Kennedy
Hasley Heads Anaconda Gun Club Again
Members of the Anaconda Gun Club met at city hall and re elected officers for the coming year. J A Hasley was named president with W Bellinger as vice president and T A Godby secretary treasurer. Trustees are Hasley F W Bellinger and W W Woehler. Godbey reported finances in excellent condition. Plans for the state tournament in Anaconda on June 19 20 and 21 were discussed with hopes of a large turnout. C H Smith and Angus McLeod of Butte attended the meeting.
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Anaconda
J. A. Hasley
C. H. Smith
Angus McLeod
Butte
Glee Club Recruited From Several States
The State University glee club, meeting in 27 Montana towns and states including California Minnesota Oregon Washington and Kansas, will perform at the Margaret theater Saturday February 7. Director DeLoss Smith heads the School of Music since 1913 and composed songs for the program. Miss Bernice Berry accompanies on piano. The 32-member party includes Smith and Berry with Montana graduates Bill Kane and George Greenwood among contributors.
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Montana
California
Minnesota
Oregon
Washington
Kansas
State” University Club
Margaret Theater
DeLoss Smith
Bernice ‘Berry
Smith
Bchod
State Unniverslty
Mr. Smith
Miss Berry
Professor Cady
Cornish School
Seattle
Wash
Cady
Portland
Ore
Club
Wight
Bill” Kane
Orge Greenwood
Cashier National Bank
Spokane
Glee Club to Perform at Church Tonight
The Innermountain Glee Club arrives in Anaconda and will perform at the Methodist church tonight. Director Prof. Fred Keleer guarantees high quality selections with solo quartet and chorus numbers interspersed with whistling and instrumental pieces. Doors open at 1:30, program starts at 8. No reservations. space expected to fill.
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Innermountain Glee Club
Anaconda
Methodist Church
Fred Keleer
Eeeret
Knights To Stage Four Skits In Butte Saturday
Butte Knights of Columbus will present four one act skits in Mining City Saturday evening after a joint meeting with Deer Lodge and Anaconda councils. Cast includes Charles Smet Otto Kretzer Charles Flood Tess Woods Katherine Daly Margaret McMahon Helen McGrath Mary Logan Eliza beth Keltus Elizabeth Scallon Elvira Miller and others. Anaconda council members plan to join via special train.
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Butte Knights of Columbus
Butte
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Sam Beausolier
Charles Smet
Otto’ Kretzer
Clancy
Charles Flood
Tess Woods
Katherine Daly
Margaret McMahon
Helen McGrath
Mary Logan
Elizabeth Keltus
Helen Scallon
Elvira Miller
Thomas McCarver
Tom and John Ferguson
Frank Muster
John Murray
Bud Charles Clarke
James
Anaconda Council
Hidden underground stills found at Kindt home raid
Police chief Cullen Federal Agent J C Spear and Officer Leon Bently searched Ernest Kindt's Chestnut street residence for over two hours and uncovered an underground modern distillery with two 60 gallon stills and one 15 gallon still, heated by electric and gasoline stoves. They seized 40 gallons of moonshine whiskey and 14 barrels of mash. Kindt posted $300 bond and was released pending court this morning.
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Ernest Kindt
Chestnut Street
Cullen
J.C. Spear
Omcer Leon Bently
Kindt
Kindy
Montana Products to Be Feature of Show
At the Ana conda Kiwanis club meeting in the Montana hotel last evening a trades display was planned as a core of the event. Earl Tucker reported booths are signed for and the show will showcase Montana products as a follow up to Montana month. The club quartet performed under St M Bell during the business session.
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Ana~conda Kiwanis Club
Montana
Earl Tucker
Ki- Wwanians
St. M. Bell
Young Ideas matinee at the IER highlights
The matinee and evening show at 113 Main Street feature the production Young Ideas with a universal theme. A heroine may be separated from her relatives while the lecture series continues, as audiences enjoy bright scenes and forward motion.
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Greamery
O10 Officers
Taxe
Sin
Blane
X Modern
Polson State Bite
Id Grandview
Extate
FL. Gray
Iantura
Mi Fortune-Ellers
Guce
Conefti
Bation Solon
Athim Bitar
Ae Bt
Ienatiae
Mes
Kane
Wade
Kallspell
Hn Tarr
Valley View
Indiana
Wats Club
William’ Penderson
J. H. Cline
S. Hanson
Nore
Cline
Dutcher
A. Ie
Parsons
Irs “Bion
Missoula
Lake Cot
Vicks
Vicks Se
Vinsks Rvs
Mussow
Jans
Useo Yeaay
Sores
Aimith McKnight
Attenaine
Busine Bitton
Ory
Hiaine
Bera
Tite
Itra
Peter’ Hansen
Lima
Joe Motion
Sisckman
Horse Prairie
Mat
Itelena
Tailnyeon Shinee
Moge
Mio
Ruby Wyatt
Afra Boot
F. Roe
Gharige Phillipe Rn
Wale
I Field
Alr
Hatem Stinn Lowe Sinea’ Moffman
Blair Sprinkla
John Collins
Mias
Dorothy Mit Mise
Ruth ‘Gethaus
Missy Boatman
HECLA
Salmon News
Havre
Helen
Katia
Calgary
New York
Southea
Chamberlain
Anaconda News
Smelter City
Hasley
Anaconda Gun Club
Glee Club
States
Bjorndu
Christiania
Bjorn Bjornson
Bjornsterne
Bjornson
National Theater
Copenhagen
Prussia
Berlin
Mining City
City Raiders
THE
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Main Street
the State University ‘of Montana
the Glee Club
Wir
de Loss Smith
Eve
Kodak
East Park Ave
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Entertainment Committee
Pitt
B. Abbott Company
Tuchscherer
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