Celebration at Clark Park Highlights National Game And Music
A big community celebration features the Clarks versus Black Pitts at Clark park this afternoon with marching bands, native music, and a wild West show at Columbia gardens. The Montana State band performs from 1 to 4 pm, fireworks light up Columbia gardens at night, and Shrine circus Connell building and Legion circus entertain noon to midnight.
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Clarks
Black Pitts
Clark Park
Montana
Columbia Gardens
Shrine Circus
Connell Building
Legion Circus
Murray and Bacca Funeral Notices Tease City Rites
Inaccurate OCR fragment lists funeral details for Henry Baces and others. Henry Baces died Monday morning and will be buried at Holy Cross Cemetery after a Mass at Sacred Heart Church. The Murray notice notes a funeral from an unidentified home with time to be announced.
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Bacca
Henry’ Baces
Joe ‘Capps
Abe
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cro ‘Cemetery
Murray
The Fighting American at Rialto Theater
Universal Jewel feature The Fighting American stars O Malley in a tale of a college expelled youth drawn into a Chinese revolution. The Rialto also offers The Fast Steppers race track series, a Spat Family comedy Let’s Build, and a concert program with Serbian, Russian, French and British war-themed selections culminating in a grand finale symbolizing liberty.
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William Elwell Oliver
University of California
Rialto
Spat
News
Georgie
Howard Rich
Frank Mazarin
Giohn Hall
Lake
Serbia
ML Lake
Russia
France
Belgium
England
Brittania
Freedom Day Parade Draws Large Civic Turnout
The Star Spangled Banner era parade begins at the courthouse at 11 this morning led by John J. Barry commander of the local Legion post with marshal duties assigned to L A Hileman Lori Vernie Larson and William Nelaig. The procession includes G A R units U S W V Platoon police under Chief Jere Murphy and Assistant Chief Mike O Donain with a marching band and floats from the summer carnival Shrine circus and labor fraternal civic groups. The event runs noon to midnight at Shrine circus midsummer carnival and Legion elections. Girl Scout troops meet at 10 at Hirst Presbyterian for the parade prep and Ceremonial gowns. Ruth Threnfall of Wyoming sails from New York on the Majestic toward England, ending a 5000 mile journey to visit an aunt in Southampton.
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Freedom
United States
John J. Barry
Legion
L.A. Hileman
Lori
Vernie Larson
William Nelaig
W. V. Platoon
Jere
Shrine Circus
Hirst Presbyterian Church
Mercury
Butte News Brief Describes Air Mail to Scouts
A letter mailed in New York City with the Times front page reached Butte in two days by air. Henry A. Sartes received the mail at Central Park station at 12:30 am. The 24 cent letter carried greetings to Butte Scouts on the inaugural transcendental air mail night flight.
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New York City
New York ‘Times
Henry A. Sartes
Central Park Station
New York
West
Butte
New Air Mall
Theodore Gueting Called by Death in Butte Market
Theodore Gueting, 67, longtime Butte resident and former worthy president of the Butte Erie, died yesterday at 12 30 after talking on the telephone. The death occurred in the Washoe market at 425 South Montana Street, leaving a wife and three brothers in Denver Philadelphia and Michigan.
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Theodore Uueung
Butte
Washoe
South
Montana Street
Gueting
Butte Erie Niturer
Alaska Miner Kilroy Visits Butte Brother and Family
George Kilroy of Alaska visits Butte to renew old ties with brother David Kilroy and family. Once a Butte resident, he spent years mining in Alaska with a large syndicate and placer operations. He traveled from the North to view a Mexican placer project and may relocate from the Arctic to the tropics.
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Alaska
George Kilroy
David
Kilroy
Butte
Tiy
Richard R. Kilroy
The
Standard
Mexico
Arctic Circle
Seattle
Chicago
Tom Featherly to Be Stationed in Japan
Tom Featherly is assigned to a post in Japan. The notice records a change in station and mentions no additional context or dates beyond the announced deployment.
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Tom Featherly
Japan
Anaconda Briefs from Georgetown Lake to Honolulu
Local notes from Anaconda and surrounding areas cover visits and travels. Tom Hudspeth immion Miss Margaret Morrow at a summer home on Georgetown lake this week. Mrs Wills Watson arrives to spend the summer with relatives in Anaconda. Misses Leoma and Ramona Stephens visit their uncle A G Cosens. Mrs Glenn L Harker plans to return to Honolulu. Specials are challenged to play the M C Juniors July 1 at 7.00 pm. Rice is Indo China chief product. Bulgaria's dumpers coal output.
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Margaret Morrow
Talat
Georgetown Lake
Jack Nichols
City
Seattle
University of Washington
Leoma
Ramona Stephens
Mispoula
A. G. Cosens
M. C
Mr. Jennings
Mr. Stevens
Gene Bulgaria
Juniors Seek State Fair Trip in Bitter Root News
In Ravalli county junior dairy calf clubs 29 members compete for free trips to the Helena state fair this fall. County Agent L A Campbell plans to send at least 20 members with calves to enter in the Junior department. Ravalli county will showcase a dairy calf club demonstration and dairy judging efforts at local shows as part of the contest to form the state fair demonstration team.
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Hamilton
Helena
Levensville
Ravalli
L.A. Campbell
J. R. Hobbing
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Ravalli County
Campbell
R. F. Gaalaas
J. W. Burnett
C. P. Frost
Stevensville
Corvailis
Dillon Bureau Farmer Fined in Water Action
A Beaverhead valley dispute over water rights ends with farmer Smit Bike Robich fined for unlawful appropriation. The case arose from complaints by south town farmers and sends a warning to others sharing water decreed to different users. The court imposed a substantial sentence as tension remains among water users in the surrounding territory.
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Robich
Beaverhead Valley
Deer Lodge Bureaus No Celebration Today
Deer Lodge July 3 Independence Day plans canceled causing many residents to drive to Butte and nearby towns for the holiday while others will camp at lakes and creeks around the city. This marks Deer Lodge’s first missed formal Fourth of July celebration in years.
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Deer Lodge
Resita
Butte
Gunning Berry
Tan Burks
Esther” Nielsen
Beth Burks
Howard Denton
Charles Keim
Im Denton
Paul Pitspatrick
Ovando
Aire
W. Alexander
Mra R. Ww
Ross
Harry Peterson
Ailsues Elisabeth
Kutaled
Theresa Haara
Ansconda
Mire
George Hawke
Kate MeGillis
Miseafetty Lacey
George
John Medillis
Grace Fifer
Tewey
Bunnies Beat Beavers In Exciting Contest
Dillon reports a lively baseball game as the Bunnies win their second season game against the Beavers in a closely contested match. The notice includes local chatter about residents, business trips, and small town happenings from Dillon and nearby areas.
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Dillon
The
Bunnies
Beavers Sun of Baseball
Beave
Dlace
Westward auto travel grows at Anaconda camp
Anaconda tourists camp records show westbound auto caravans increasing with Seven cars entering nightly and expected doubling by next week. Kiwanis club improvements lure weary travelers to Warm Springs Creek, offering a well furnished sitting room dining facilities hot showers and abundant hot water. Visitors urged to tour the grounds as the gate remains open and officials emphasize hospitality.
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Anaconda
Oper
Kiwanis Club
Warm Springs Creek
Knights of the Road
Two Rainstorms Hit Anaconda Area Weather Calm Then Storm
After a warm spell, two rainstorms moved into Anaconda bringing a drop in temperatures. Lightning was reported near Sagpel Hill Cemetery and a cloudburst occurred west of the city. By 6 pm the mercury read 78 degrees as crowding at bathing spots and recreation centers grew amid references to local events.
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Anacondans
Hill Cemetery
Anaconda
Frank Kennedy
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