Montana agriculture and industry program outlined
The Montana development association directors announce a major annual program. Projects include establishing permanent agriculture through diversification, expanding farm studies, and promoting Montana products via extensive publicity and marketing campaigns. The effort aims at a square deal for farmers and broader public awareness nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Day Tobe
Montana Deveton Ient
Montana
Freatheriine
Seuchful
Tate
Turing the Pathe
Swamer Ttea
Betta
Dora Het Krow
Gond
Raen
Nivestorns
Nagton & Quincy
Campalen
Washington Day in Review Shows Turbulent Debates and Trade Talks
A fragmented Associated Press summary notes pending London visit and British U S tensions in naval and diplomatic circles. It highlights a Senate inquiry into farm credit bill dealings and independent marketers with L. V Gent, Nebraska, amid a broader controversy over Chilean ambassadors and naval affairs.
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Associated Press
London
Debe
Chile
Hughes
Tong Landing
Suprem
A Gron of
Tives
Capper Farm‘credity
Nore
Senate of Investigation
Ngs
L. V
Social Evening Guests and Local Notes on the South Side
Suburban South Side items detail Mr and Mrs John Hamilton hosting a whist party on Moulton street with three tables and refreshments. Several residents and visitors are mentioned including John Triplett of Cascade visiting James Triplett, and Miss Ruth Roberts of Stevensville visiting Mrs Charles Rothwell. The piece notes Mrs Rove Osborne’s past president pin at a Women’s Relief Corps event, plus various social visits, birthdays, and local club meetings.
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John Hamilton
Moulton Street
John Triplett
Cascade
James Triplett
South Side
Women's Relief Corps
Rove Osborne
South
Colorado Street
Osborne
Ruth Robert
Stevensville
Charles Rothwell
Robert
Lutte
Ville
Walnut Street
Miss Roberts
Blewett
Alice Rothwell
Helen Rothwell
Geraldine Gosselin
Ruth Roberts
Adele Blewett
Gibbor Cooney
Wesley Blewett
Tay Chapman
Jack Carvis
Fred Williams
Rob Calloway
Henry Carman
Frank Pickle
Homer Matthews
Carl Himmel
Elm Street
Wildene Trengrove
Russell Denton
John
Ronald Meltosh
Lucy Kemper
Teneth
Tod
Hawthorne
Stuart Reid
Little Sonack
Reid
Rochester
Miami
Som
Ituemet
Davis
R Enater
Sirs
Spencer I. Tripp
Whitman Avenue
Margaret Yeager
Timstreet
Garwood
Miss Burke
Burt Smith
Colorado Streets
George Ross
Nevada Avenue
Bozeman
Vocational Congress
Butte Business College
Walkerville Circle Holds Card Party At Mrs Conway’s Home
Saturday evening Mrs Thomas Conway and Mrs Robert Chirgwin hosted the Neighbors of Wooden Walkerville circle 547 for a card party and tea at 520 West Daly. Four tables of whist were played with prizes to Mrs Dora Mitchell, Miss Katherine Peoples, Mrs Higginbottom, and a consolation to Mrs Cannon. A well enjoyed tea followed. Guests included many Walkerville residents and visitors such as Mesdames Prophet Corbett Lyle Mulligan Green Brine Maloney Cannon Schaad Nichols Rule Mitchell Higginbottom Ed Mitchell Marshall Henry Richards Rucker Job Cameron Chirgwin and others. A week later Mr and Mrs Thomas Conway again entertained with music and dancing, Jack Buller and Job on the melodian. Lunch followed and dancing continued until the wee hours. Guests listed include Percy Vogwill Jack Vogwill Jack Buller William Job Eldridge Vogwill and daughter Lizzie Conway and daughters Isabel Esther Chirgwin and daughter.
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Thomas Conway
Robert Chirgwin
Walkerville Circle
Conway
West Daly
Dora’ Mitchell
Katherin Peoples
Higginbottom
Jack Buller
Job
Percy Vogwill
Jack Vogwill
William Job
Eldridge
Vogwill
Lizzie Conway
Isabel
Esther
Chirgwin
Stevensville District Industrial Association organizes for year
Stevensville January meeting lists committee appointments led by John McLaughlin with a long roster of officers and members across publicity membership and advisory roles. Reports note pool tournament results and upcoming big game supper delegates. Also mentions residents traveling to attend funerals and school terms, with bank directors and annual stockholders meeting details.
Consolidation Talks and Legal Moves Dominate Lewistown News
In Lewistown, consolidation talks merge the Grass Range and State banks under leaders Miles and Charles Wiper with $20,000 present funds. J W Lockhart, an auto worker, was arrested after telegraphic warrants from Lacota ND. The Lewistown Automotive Association formed with PF Ferrell as president. Whaley Oil plans a $2000 lease for a 46 acre Flatwillow tract. Judge Tobel heard arguments on Petroleum County creation and mandamus petitions with a ruling likely to be appealed to the supreme court.
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Lewistown
Ment
National Bank of Grass Tange
Miles
A K. Mackenzie
State Bank
Charles Wiper
Dent
L. Gile
Buch
J. W. Lockhart
Lacota
N. da
Sheri I. Rekke
Tinckhart
Thin Ctty
Lewistown Automotive Association
PF. F. Ferrell
E. R. Rochi
Whaley O1l Company
Flatwillow
Henry Sibbert
R. Tobel
Petroleum County
Supreme Court
Frank Driscoll to Watertown in response to sister’s illness
East. Frank Driscoll, a well known Butte resident, plans to depart tonight for Watertown in reply to a message noting his sister Miss Theresa Driscoll was seriously ill.
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Frank Driscoll
Butte
Watertown
Wik
Theresa Driscoll
Dillon Bureau Beavers Seize Three Stills Near Brown's Bridge
Sheriff Dan Mooney and Undersheriff William s seized three copper stills near Brown's bridge in Dillon county, with a fourth partially recovered. Stills included 40 gallon and 15 gallon units, plus a barrel of moonshine and two two gallon Sage jars. The plant, nine miles up Brown's gulch between Brown's lake and Cherry creek, housed in a sturdy building used for illicit liquor production for months. Pigs on the site drank spilled liquor as officers secured the evidence before transferring the smaller still to town.
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Brown's Gulch
Brown's Lake
Cherry Creek
Nice Teeth Film Combatants In Toothpaste History
A brief look at how dental science shifted from widespread tooth troubles to cleaner smiles. It explains film and tartar as key enemies, and two modern paste components that curdle or remove film without harsh scrubbing, marking a new era in oral care.
We Pay For Your Test See Coupon Pep
A vintage advertisement touts Pepsodent toothpaste claiming it increases saliva alkalinity and starch digestion to neutralize mouth acids. It promises cleaner teeth, no sticky film, and visible whitening as the film dissolves. A cutout coupon invites readers to test the product.
Transmission Line To Be Constructed Near Dillon
Dillon January 15. Construction of a 26.6 mile high voltage transmission line from the Beaverhead area will begin in early spring. The Montana Power Company will build the line to Dillon, feeding 10000 volts to a substation on the city’s northern outskirts. Union Electric will purchase power for Dillon’s growing business and residential load. The project follows improvements at Talon Electric plants and Lovell Lake upper plant, ensuring capacity for years ahead. Additional Dillon notes include visits by residents, St James Guild event, basketball plans with Montana State College, and local fines and travel.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Informatic
Montana
Silveya
Union Electric Company
Eta
Honolulu Sheriff Plans Revolver Training For Officers
Sheriff Rose of Honolulu advocates firearms training for young officers after attending a police chiefs convention. He cites the need to teach revol ver use for safety and discipline, intends standardizing sidearms, and notes upcoming practice shoots begin soon.
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Honolulu
Sheriff Rose
San Francisco
Mainland
Guardians of the Law
Deer Look Hens Two Convicts Given Increased Sentences
In Deer Lodge on January 15 Judge Spencer presided for Judge Winston with Busy Anaconda docket. Two men Toickles and Henry Mureil pleaded guilty to larceny charges. each received two year sentences after waiving time for judgment. Willan Lewis, already jailed for burglary, pled guilty but his arraignment was postponed to a later date.
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Deer Lodge
Spencer
Red Ladge
D Lodge
Wenaton
District Court
George B. Winston
Anaconda
Cummins
Cour
Mureil
Willan Lewis
Winkton
Mining and shipping notes and local news from Deer Lodge
Telephonic update on Mrs Mary Mills Lalor in Cairo and pending family arrangements. Emery to ship a load of concentrates to East Helena smelter and Montana Power electric line connection noted. Beck to ship 11 carloads of sheep and several cattle carloads to Chicago markets with pre-shipment feedouts. Local visit mentions include Risdell from Butte and Michael Geary from Ovando reporting light snow and pleasant weather in Deer Lodge area.
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Mulcahy
W.J. C. Cal
Mary Mills Lalor
Mary Maroney
Cairo
United States
EMERY
East Helena
Joseph White
Montana
Peer Lodge
Beck
Chicago
Northern
Pacific
Risdell
Butte
Michael Geary
Ovando Sition
Ris
Deer Lodge
Funeral services held for Mrs Johnson at Avery
Spencers from Red Lodge attended and arranged the ceremony for Mrs Johnson. Local officials from COM and St Paul were present along with residents including TJ Harolie AW Wiltrout Forks Tiullwinkle Butte. The funeral took place after a Saturday arrival and involved a steadying of services.
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TJ Harolie
AW 1
Wiltrout
the Forks
Tiullwinkle
Butte
Avery
All Com & St Paul
Spencer and Wife
Red Lodge
Johnson
Mayor Vl McCless Busy Week Reports
Pieces from Philipsburg recount local officials and residents in a busy week of activity. Visitors include Mrs HO Plickenger with daughters Emily and Margaret. Representative John D. Kennedy returned to Helena. Rev. Wingfield Brown and others attended events. Notable notes on Elwood and Mrs Elwood improving after illness and a hosts’ gathering at the Agee home with guests including McLain Lebeck Carmichael and Cradick family pupils.
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Philipsburg
McCless
Neal
Portottic
Plickenger
Mise Emily
Margaret Plickenger
John D. Kennedy
Helena
John T. Page
Kesid
Phinpaburg
Page
Helena Eiray Owen
Mrr
Mrs . B. Owen
South Philipsbore
Bozeman
Grantts County
Deer Lodge
Andrew
Wingfield le Brown
Spokane
Potter Ii
Reynolda
Ormer
Drummonds
Geagan
Butte
Mellon
Maxville
Jackson
Elwood
Charles Agee
McLain
Mike Lebeck
Sadie Carmichael
Dr. Spon
Mr. Gartman
McBride
Misa Frneld
Arthur Pint
Lee Caldwell
Walter Karns
Cradick Brat
Livingston News Notes Highlights Local Social and Crime
Livingston Mont January 15 notes show Mrs Arthur and daughter returning home after a visit, Mrs Charles Ashop visiting Miles City and Billings, Mrs Rogers of Gardiner visiting her son, Mr and Mrs George Smith and Mary Smith in Parading valley, Gust Goldbrunson visiting from Springdale, and Merle C Bowers returning from Butte. A St Andrews guild meeting is planned with Mrs J Woodward hosting, Catholic Daughters event on 24 with invitation to Daughters of America, John Graham and daughters Yoha and Ann visiting California via Portland to see Thomas Graham. The Northern Pacific railway’s pensioned longtime employee Mr Graham is noted. First State Bank officers elected: Aleban Hodine president, JF Almpagigh and George B Simon vice presidents, JW Fisher cashier, Judge J J Mitler presiding over court Jan 24 to Feb 15 with 22 jury cases. Rain crews increase as railroad adds five crews. two men, D J King and Henry Peterson, arrested on burglary warrants in Livingston while train was entering yards.
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Stevensville
W.P. Reynolds
Wilbur Cook
Lee Ross
T. A. Holt
C. L. Publicity
William Cochran
Jes A. Buck
Harold Holt
Dr. P
Rennick
H. E. Gleason
Mike Cherry
Stephen Koegler
Bert Gavin
Dan McGregor
Lewis Dowling
Joseph Hunter
Cannery L.A. Holt
Elmer Johnson
Alex M Gregor
George T. Baggs
C. H. Stevens
Luis Schram
Henry Lockridge
Cow Stevens
Henry St. John
Charlen Fulton
A.D. Stephenson
Babcock
J. F. Sharp
L. E. Stratton
Stratton-Burnett
Raymond- Hunter
Flanagin-McGregor
Rod and Gun Club
A. "T. Porter
J Kohl
B.C. Wells
Lee Bass
Wi Ham’ Cochran
Western Montana Club
Missoula
A. Skonrad
Mincoula
Mission Mite Cts
Bresee
Odes
Wash
Pred Bresee
Kate Martin
Phillipsburg
J. 3
Mision
Misroula
Finn
Toda Morris Bedell
Risealee Stable
Missouree
James Shea
Timer Johnson
National. Bank
Butte Thrneet
New
Mies
Lowh
Harry” Sparks
Ry Lacan
Mary” Rain
First National Bank
CRNA
John’ G. Howe
View
Emmet Cherry
Wt. Hil
Esistant Canter
Elmer Tohnson
J. Go Mowe
Emmett “Cherry
Ashley Dison
Hurley Liddel
Henry Lockage
Fred Williams
Missouri
Sirvand
A. McDougall
Atefold” Genronder
Raymond” Shirt
Dillon News
Dillon
William Sweeney
Willan Harrison
Dell
F. Collins
Lima
A. Elvers
Bu Js
Fey
St. James Guild
J. H Trundage
St. James
Reibich
Edmonds
Fred Gilbert
Alder
Line Goodnight
Suneayark City
Charles Ashop
Miles City
Billings
Rogers of
Gardiner
George Smith
Marry Smith
Sateurday
Parading Valley
Gust Goldbrunson
Spring
Slater
Gunder Peterson
Catholic Daughters of Ames
Hoth Daughters of America
John Graham
Ylia
Attes Ann
California
Portland
Thomas Graham
Nand
Graham
Northern Pacific Railway
First State Bank
Aleban Hodine
JF. Almpagigh
George B. Simon
JW. Fisher
J. J. Mitler
AFA
Miss Pearl Tinsley
Miss Tinsley
Tinsley
workrMant
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Montana Development Association
Big Task
W. Ti. Stubblefield
Big Timber
Toncorport
Livingston
Mont
State Farms Company
J. Roecher
G. Hawks
John F. Asbury
Mont. An
Orelow Town
United Stes Weather Bureau
Tigh
Townica
Harrow Kalispell
New York
St .Paul-Minneapolis
Balt Lake City
San Diego
Washington
Suburban News
South Side News
Walkerville News
Stevensville News
Dillon Bureau
Courine
Philipsburg News
Liingston
Jan
Arthur
Ivingston
Mott
Pacife
Ridge and Building Department
Telegraph Department
Meclarty
D. J. King
Henry Peterson
Sheri
Lewis and Clark County
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