News From Various Points In Montana
Montana items report travels of Stanley Marsh to Polson and Boise visits by Mrs. Marsh. Gadow family plans California stay. Rowen and Rowan visitors, debt adjustment talks between Lake County and Kalispell County, and community events at Polson Civic League. Kiwanis and bridge group gatherings noted with local residents in Polson, Ronan, and surrounding areas.
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W. C. Boettcher
William Vincent
Stanley Marsh
Polson
L. I. Marsh
Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Boise
Idaho
California
Lake ‘County
Lew Butcher
J. T. Crawford
Kallepeli
J. W. Hill
Kansas
Missouri
Maggie Hathaway Smith
Millar
Senator Curtis
Joe Lemire
Rowan
Kiwanis
Model Bakery
Wilbur DeGoller
Hen Cramer
Cramer Addittion
Maron 1
F. W. Hedeker
Polen
Kalispell
Dr. Rodekar
Bert Koons
Tt. Stansbury
Ronan
Seattle
J. A. Lemire
Stansbury
3. R. Arvideon
M. Done
L. ‘Wallace
P. Browne
W. C. Stinson
J. le Richards
F. J
Neifert
C. Cline
N. Cline
HR Hanson
A. Holding
H. E Ttak
N. Heckman
Coyote Duplicate Whist Club
P. C. Spaberg
Legislature May Help Tigers Fight Disease
Dr RR investigator for the bile health laboratory centers on the appropriation of Senirolatk and 308 Barker place Lyon for producing serum against the disease.
Unclear text fragment about Gary Reed on the run
Fragmentary report mentions a Gary Reed tied to a theft case and a chase between Missoula and unspecified locations. Details are unreadable in OCR, with several garbled words surrounding the event and participants.
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den Dee de Reed
Missoula
Fragmented OCR item on local matters with unclear details
A damaged OCR snippet mentions individuals and places in vague terms, referring to a home, minions, and a valley event. The text is garbled, with names and places largely unreadable, offering no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Deer Lodge Area To Open Basketball Season
Deer Lodge Jan 15 Every basketball fan awaits Friday's home game for the Deer Lodge high school team at the gym The Deer Lodge squad will meet Philipburg in the first pitbulls contest this year Unusual interest surrounds the opening clash Powell and Boulder to play Saturday with Powell facing the local team in another high school tilt
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Deer Lodge
Taio
Philipeburg
Powell
Deer Lodge Man to Attend Shrine Meet
H C Helnsch of Deer Lodge will be one of four delegates from the Bagdad temple to attend the Imperial Shrine council in Los Angeles in May. Local bowling results show laundry bowlers with scores 184 160 333 170. Garrison visitors include Mr and Mrs W W Case and Barnard Alenaby.
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Deer Lodge
W. W. Case
Garrison
S. Missoula
Tom Hollenbeck
Gus Brand
Gold Creek
Mady Named to Vets Commission Despite Local Turmoil
Harold Mady of Great Falls is appointed to the Veterans welfare commission of Mon. He serves as Cascad county assessor and is tied to regional affairs amid unsettled weather reports and scattered notices in Miles city and nearby areas.
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Harold Mady
Great’ Falls
Veterans’ Welfare Commission of
Mon
Mady
Cascad County
May transfer Wheeler case to DC courts
The Montana bribery prosecution against Senator Wheeler may be moved to the District of Columbia under a federal plan. The indictment alleges Wheeler practiced before a government department after his Senate election, with the general land office matter tied to land permits held by Gordon Campbell. Justice officials declined to discuss grand jury actions or possible transfers.
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Associated Pro
Washington
Montana
Wheeler
District of Columbia
Senate
Tina
General Land Office
Gordon Campbell
Department of Justice
Teachers' team sails for series of games in Montana
LLON BUREAU TEACHERS' TEAM leaves for a sequence of games January 15. Coach Bruce Hollister and the Montana Bearto Normal College basketball squad depart for Bozeman to face the Bobcats, then travel to Helena to meet Inter Mountain Union College, and finally play Saint Charles. The trip follows a near split in opening games, with expectations high after intensive practice and reserves slated to play Dillon Saturday against Vigilantes. Also noted is A. L. Anderson's Beaverhead county commissioners trip to Helena and several local movements including Miss Jeanette Davidson to Forsyth and Jack Nemeck leaving Montana Auto Supply for Butte.
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Bruce Hollister
Montana Beate
Normal Colleg
Boseman
Bobcats
State College
Bozeman
Helena
Tnter
Mountain Union College
Bt. Char
Broki ‘Ven
Miners
Clos
Hollister
Belway
McMasters
Panky
Bock
Evans
Jahr
Dillon
Vigilantes
Jack Nemeck
Montana Auto Supply Company
Butte
Roy Murray
J. K
Ice crop harvest praised in Polson area
A crew from Flathead lake cut and stored summer ice for the Poissy creamery and Peluan Dr Dre company, reporting an 10 inch thick solid ice supply. Local notes mention George Wright’s health and a Missoula medical visit for Lambert and family, plus a sleigh-riding party hosted by local residents.
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Polson
Flathead Lake
Thie Poissy Creamery
Peluan Dr Dre ‘Company
Polson News
Au Ra
George & Wright
Lambert
Missoula
Thornton Hospital
H. A. Brown
Ana Ae Howrey
Bitter Root circle members installed in Philipsburg
Philipsburg January 16 reports the Bitter Root circle No 293 Neighbors of Woodcraft installed last week by Installing Officer Mrs Helga Price. List of officers includes Past Guardian Neighbor Della McDonald Guardian Neighbor Gertrude Wakley Adviser Florence Berberet Magician Maria T Carmichael Clerk Elizabeth Crowley Anna Warner musician War ner attendant Henrietta Hudlester Inner Sentinel Julia Smith Sentinel Elizabeth Schneider Flag Bearer Marie Stebe Sophia McDougal Anna Royal Ringhoff Helga Price Murray and Margaret.
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Stampuns
Philipsburg
Bitter Root Circle
Woodcraft
Helga Price
Della “McDonald
Gertrude Wakley
Florence. Berberet
Maria T. Carmichael
Elizabeth Crowley
Anna
Thomas
Warner
Henrietta Hudlester
Julia Smith
Elizabeth Schneider
Marie Stebe Sophia McDougal
Anna "Royal Ringhoff
Murray
Margaret
Pneumonia Fatal for Anaconda Man Jacob Lazar
An Anaconda resident Jacob Lazar died from pneumonia that developed last Monday. He was 45, Austrian by birth, and came to Anaconda in 1918. He lived with Mr and Mrs John Mrzikar at 713 East Park Avenue and worked in the foundry of A C Company. He allied with local and regional fraternal groups including Redmen, Sons of Herman, Odd Fellows, and Slovenes. He is survived by a brother, Peter Lazar of Westmoreland. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Jacob Lazar
St. Ann's Hospital
Lagar
John Mrzikar
East
Rk Avenue
Thin City
Lazar
Austria
Anaconda
New Night Classes In Drafting And Sketching At Anaconda
New night classes in drafting and shop mathematics and sketching will open soon in Anaconda. The courses run ten weeks starting the first week of February under mechanical drawing supervisor C W Quisdorft, with Walter Brown supervising shop mathematics and sketching. About 20 students have taken eight weeks of drafts. enrollment is open at the medical drawing rooms on Monday or Wednesday nights.
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Anaconda
C.W. Quisdorft
Walter Brown
Smith dies at hospital from pneumonia
The headline notes the death of Smith at the hospital today from pneumonia, reported by the Associated Press.
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Presa
Wew
Smith
Pneumon
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Ailments
Local ad touts Joint-Ease as a fast acting rub for sore joints and inflamed tendons. It claims instant absorption, cleanliness, and quick relief from lumbago, neuralgia, sore throat, chest colds, and congestion, sold by a seven drug company in town.
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Ordi
Drug Co
Anaconda Bowling House Auction For Tracery’s Heirloom Sale
The report notes three games won by 1B A and P and Y B teams in Tender Tanch end SIS MERE. The famed thoroughbred Tracery, dying last August, was offered at Tattersall Newmarket for Bentick benevolent fund, bought by R C Dawson English trainer. Tracery won the St Leger and later sold to Argentina for £53,000. his death marks a loss to the breeding industry.
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Y. B
Tracery
Mesara
Tattersall
Newmarket
Bentick Benevolent Fund
R. C. Dawson
Billion francs spent on raging at Paris races
Paris reports show twenty three million francs in turnstile receipts while pari mutuel betting returns to racing organizations cover expenses and exploitation costs. A flood of congratulatory telegrams to the Queen accompanied the trade show, with the scene reflecting high stakes in Paris racing.
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Paris
New Scientific Discovery in Glandogen
Glandogen is described as a new gland tonic offering internal treatment via gland extracts from healthy young animals. Dr Arnold Lorand cited in Age Deferred supports using internal extracts when age or disease alters gland function. The tonic is prepared in tablet form and sold at City Drug Store.
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Arnold Lorand
Clarke Funeral Service Planned For Mr Fite Clarke
Funeral arrangements are set for Mr Fite Clarke with details of the service and location expected to be announced. The notice notes the family will receive friends prior to the service and asks for expressions of sympathy through memorials.
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Women’s Fashion Shop
Mer
Crane
Crane Mills
Ste
Serer
Henry
Wi. A. Burkhart
le Rg al ‘Ordean & Wells
Great Fails
Deer Lodge Bureau
Powell and Boulder
Vets’ Commission
Ranger
Miles
Calgary
Los Angeles
St. Paul-Mils
San Francisco
Gove
London
Ree
Llon Bureau Teachers
A. L. Anderson
Beaverhead County
Anderson
Jeanette Davidson
Forsyth
Leo DeCelles
Lake County News
Princeton
Jan
Scherr
Mornn Lodge
Houlder
Arthur ©. Scherr
Howard Scherr
Philifsburg
William J. Stuewe
Marville
Philips Dare
Drummond
Irene Mullan
the Presbyterian
Murphy
Trkoneis
Anaconda News
Mary Pickford
Neva Gerber
Jack Perrin
Harry Carey
Hunt Stromberg
Pat
Charlie Murray
Ernie’s
Bryant
Oie
Brokan
Tito
Gorham
Mead
Addick
Saa i
Haddie
B. B. Abbott Company
Clark
fite'Clarke
Lfinnegaganco
Reetreses Sete
C.A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors Telephone
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