Montana House OKs Inspector Pay Amendment Amid Budget Fight
The Montana House advanced an amendment to fund rural high school inspectors at 10,600 dollars as part of bill 64, with Bricker leading the yes vote. Debate centered on the value of inspectors, Governor Erickson’s economy push, and mansion repairs funding, as bills on county superintendent qualifications, corporate annual statements, and a state map printing appropriation also moved forward.
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Mentho Sulphur Clears Unsightly Skin Eruptions
A skin specialist promotes Rowles Mentho Sulphur as a remedy for rashes and blotches on face neck and arms. He claims immediate healing begins on application and even fiery eczema dries up, urging readers to buy from any druggist.
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Fat Reduction
An old advertisement touts Marmola as an easy method to reduce excess fat by correcting a gland weakness. It claims millions know the method, with visible results in every circle and a booklet explaining why they work. Each box costs $1.40 and is available from druggists.
Banks of Montana Growth Since 1920 Revealed
The Associated Press reports Montana state and private banks hold over 86 million dollars in resources, up about 17 percent since December 1, 1920. Loans and discounts declined while cash on hand rose, with increased bond and security holdings signaling a conservative trend and improved banking conditions overall.
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Montana
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Tate
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Montana horticultural society meets in Hamilton
The Montana Horticultural Society holds its thirtieth annual meeting in Hamilton at the Chamber of Commerce building from January 26 to 28. Speakers from State College and Dr C Ford of Idaho address fruit growing, diseases of potatoes and sour cherries, with a banquet and reports on marketing, sprays, pests, pruning, and cultural practices. A note mentions local residents and a few community happenings, including a dairy ranch interest and weather-related church revival pauses.
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Hamilton
Montana Horticultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
State College
C. Ford
Idaho
W. E. Pollinger
Corvallis
Pollinger
J. R. Parker
D. B. Swingle
C. W. Hun Kerfora
Idaio Ex Herlinent
Montana
Bozeman
Dan
Jane
Helena
Daniel St. John
J.D
St. John
United Church
Gilbert F. Chaftin
Little
Carol Hattole
Hamilton Hospital
Chaffin
Paul D. Lear
Joseph Cougnenour
Stevensville
Copuhenour
South
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club Lunch Honors Rev William K Ray
In Deer Lodge on January 25 Rev William K Ray spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on what Kiwanis means to the community. He urged involvement equals impact and urged Kiwanis as the community’s energizing force. Former District Governor Art Luedeman welcomed new members Roger Dean of Butte and others as guests.
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Butte Sane
Kiwania
Deer Lodge
Emery Qstrigt Minds To Enjoy Busy Season
Emery Lodge reports increased mining activity in the Emery district with Bonanza mine development led by Conkling planning talks in New York with financiers. Expected spring and summer growth includes Hasatisfactory Way shipments, Blue Eyed Marge, and Hidden Wand work. 14 tons from Blue-Eyed Maggie yielded 47 dollars per ton while much ore remains low grade at about 12 dollars per ton.
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Emery
Bowling leaders win high scoring Deer Lodge clash
In a top local match the C. M. and St. P. railway team defeated Gem Grocery three games to one with a total of 2915 pins, three players over 800, led by Jack Thomas with 621. Deer Lodge notes mention social visits and local activity while a London theatre sees a first performance of Mother Christmas in a Christmas play.
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Deer Lodge
C. M.& St. P. Railway
Gem Grocery Qain
Jack Thomas
Long Grind in the Lower House
In Elena on January 26 the lower house passed three bills on third reading, killing one and advancing several others. Debates centered on constitutional history teaching and tax and funding measures, with motions on absent voters, living expenses for a former senator, and various fiscal and governance bills advancing or dying in committee.
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Standard
Elena
Jameson
Leavitt
Sparling
Daniels County
Sion
House
Henan
Dty
White
Fulcher
School transportation bill to be introduced
Special Dignated to the Standard. Jan 26 Wuerthner of Cascade county today gave notice of a bill restoring the 1923 law at the Nineteenth session providing transportation for school children and rent in board where conditions make attendance without assistance difficult. The old law would not transport pupils within two and one half miles of the school free of charge. Other bills noted include oil products prices inspection and public service commission powers.
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Wuerthner
Cascade County
Paul
Public Service Commission
Public ‘Morals Committee
Kalispell Pioneer Passes After Illness
Kalispell Jan 25. Mrs. W. Whinge, pioneer resident of this section, died Monday afternoon after a long illness. Her son, W. Serlpe, and a daughter, Mrs. Walter Kilelat of Seattle, survive. A Helena connection is noted in the obituary.
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Niscep
a'Yong
Whipps
Ana
Helena
Eel” Raen
Walter Kilelat
Senttle
Small Boat Built in Ozarks Will Be Used on World Trip
A 20 foot sloop is being built on Mulberry creek in the Ozarks by JC Nielsen and his 19 year old son Knute. The couple plan to sail from the Mulberry to the Arkansas river then the Mississippi, Gulf, and into world waters. Nielsen, born in Copenhagen, says they will depart in early spring after nearly two years of work on the home built craft. The boat features a 31 foot length, 10 foot 10 inch beam, cabin for four, and timber from local oak used in hull and structure.
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Exclusive
Central Press Dispatch
Mulberry
Ark
Mulberry Creek
JC. Nielsen
Knute
Ivers
Arkansas
Mississippi
New Orleans
Gulf
Nielson
Copenhagen
Denmark
Ito Hax
Kaute
Abel
Kaute Han
Boulder News Highlights From Dillon and Nearby
Local Boulder report lists residents visiting and attending events in Dillon and Los Angeles. Names include Marte Ing, Connie, Catherine Clinton, Aster Lewin, and many others visiting relatives and attending basketball games and dances. A Dickens edition valued at 1125 dollars and a note on 15000 British cars in operation before 1918 are also mentioned.
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
A period style home remedy claims four ounces of plain squid arvon applied at night will moisten the scalp and rinse away dandruff by morning. With repeated applications the dandruff and itching supposedly disappear, leaving hair shiny and soft. Liquid arvon is sold at drug stores. four ounces is enough for the treatment.
Philipsburg News Domestic Notes and Social Rounds
In Philipsburg January 25 Hope chapter No 1A met with social hour and dinner at the Atwater home. Several local residents including Murphy and Muttman left for California and Los Angeles for visits. Walter Kroger and Weinsight returned from Helens after business matters. A British motor industry delegation was announced to explore empire markets. Church of England curates salaries were increased to one dollar per year.
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Ohn Hickey
Cammines
AY. Murray
Iren Blumen
Leod
George Nelson
A. Huttman
Valston
Anmelen
Fawn
Rutte
Murphy
Viens
Arien
Averal
A. S Muttman
Los Angeles
California
J. M. Micharde
Small
Harold
Mt Ding
Phitinsware
Helens
Ser
Kennedy
Philipshure
Walter W. Kroger
Thinity
Fuser
Weinsight
Helens Ste Mandares
Tla
Atlee
Empire
Church of England
Senate Rejects Mailing Increase for Bills in Helena
Montana Senate rejects plan to print 600 copies of proposed measures citing unnecessary broad mailing. Debate centers on liquor to minors law and daily bill status. Duncan and Greenup push referrals and public information, while others critique information overload and costs.
John Gurtin of Helena 15 Dead in California
An Associated Press report describes the death of John Gurtin, a Helena resident, in California. The piece notes his long ties to the mercantile business and mentions several local figures connected to the event.
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John Gurtin
Helena
California
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