Montana crop outlook aided by copious rains
The Montana crop outlook improves as abundant rainfall boosts soil moisture across many counties and raises hopes for yields near or above last year’s bumper crop. Wheat in the Judith basin and other regions shows good growth, with late sown grains and flax stands improving, while cattle are in good condition and haying progresses steadily.
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Sanders Unty
Meagher
Valley Inties
Judith Basin
Fergus
Edith Basin
Teton
Hill
Ihland
Chouteau
Roosevelt
Sas
Gallatin
Rosebud
Anders
Cascade
Stillwater
Glacier
Missoula
Hillscade
Fers
Phillips
Sorn
Custer
Richnd
Richland
Rosed
Lewis and Clark
Ralli
Flathead
Lake
Iceland
Montana Miller Denies Offering Bribe in Grain Case
Montana miller Charles R. McClave testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission denying accusations that he offered W L Stockton president of the Montana farm bureau $25,000 to drop the grain export rate fight. Stockton had alleged offers of bribes from J W Sherwood and McClave, while McClave vowed to refute the charges and urged witnesses from Montana if needed. Commissioner Meyer ruled no further inquiry would be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
W. L. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Charles R. McClave
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
McClave
Stockton
B. H. Meyer
J. W. Sherwood
Great Falls
Mont
McClare
Former Butte Boy to Mayo Staff Member
Dr. John Hand a young surgeon at Mayo hospital Rochester Minnesota visits his parents in Butte. A Butte boy he trained at Sacred Heart Central high Mount St Charles College up to 1919 and studied at the University of Minnesota then joined Mayo Brothers specializing in general and urological surgery. He will spend a few days at Flathead Lake before departing for Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hand
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Mann
Daniel Hand
Garden Avenue
Hand
Butte
Sacred Heart
Central High School
Mount St. Charles College
Seattle
Marriage Licenses Granted To Six Couples In State
Yesterday marriage licenses were granted to Francis J. Kennedy and Pearl J. Seacomb of Butte Dr. John Dimon of Three Forks and Nora E. Mondloch of Seattle formerly of Butte Thomas M. Russell and Marion Rose Grant of Missoula Murillo Perry and Dora E. Moyer both of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Kennedy
Pearl J. Seacomb
Butte
John Dimon
Three Forks
Nora E. Mondloch
Seattle
Thomas M. Russell
Marion Rose Grant
Missoula
Murillo Perry
Dora E. Moyer
Bear mauls Missoula woman on Anaconda highway
Mrs. Helena Dragstedt was bitten and lacerated on her right arm yesterday when a pet bear at a location on the Anaconda highway clawed her while she fed it. Dr. Scott treated her at St. James hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Dragstedt
Missoula
Dragstedt
Anaconda Highway
Scott
St. James Hospital
Knowledge Box Quiz From Page Four
A set of trivia questions asks about a sportsperson by nationality and family name of the English royal family. It seeks the 1906 disaster in the United States, the composer of an Unfinished Symphony, a Bible verse line and its location. The page 4 reference implies answers are on page four.
We Americans at Rialto Welcomed as Worthwhile Picture
The Universal film We Americans opens at the Rialto today. It portrays modern family life with a focus on youth restlessness and conflict between old and new social standards. A Vita-phone vaudeville and Rialto band patriotic overture accompany the feature.
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Universal Picture
Rialto Theater
America
Vitaphone
Rialto
Ladies Night In a Turkish Bath at the American
Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall star in a comedy drama about two men fleeing police who end up in a Turkish bath on a ladies night. The film, produced from a stage play by Andrews and Hopwood, promises nonstop humor and uproarious moments as actors react to startled bathers and astonished audiences.
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Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Asher, Small and Rogers
Charlton Andrews
Avery Hopwood
Mulhall
Jimmy Finlayson
Finlayson
Montana Rail Rates Cut Saves State Funds
The state railroad commission secured a new coal transport rate between Roundup and Twin Bridges saving $1,232 for the orphans' home. It notes 85 motor transport operators using 3,081 miles of highway. Governor Erickson attends Independence Day in Lewistown. Yellowstone Park reports a record June entry of 31,956. Education secretary R. J. Cunningham spoke at a Near East relief meeting in Minneapolis. Helena high school band director O. P. Thayer resigns for a post in Salem. Eagle Farm Co. of Billings incorporates with $50,000 capital. P. H. Corcoran, L. E. Junge, and Robert N. Jones named directors.
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Associated Press
State Railroad Commission
R. J. Cunningham
Montana Education
Minneapolis
O. P. Thayer
Helena
Salem
Ore
Eagle Farm Company of
Bilings
P. H. Corcoran
L. E Junge
Robert N. Jones
Royal Arch Masons Elect Leaders at Melita Island Conclave
Delegates from 28 of 35 state chapters gathered at Melita Island Montana for the Royal Arch Masons conclave. Ray M Armour of Great Falls elected high priest with Frank W Haskins Butte as deputy grand high priest and other officers named. A large Independence Day water regatta and festivities slated, with 2000 to 3000 attendees anticipated and H H Parsons to speak.
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Associated Press
Melita Island
Mont
Royal Arch Masons
Walier
Conrad
Ray M Armour
Great Falls
Frank W. Haskins
Butte
Alfred J. Rowland
Miles City
Edward C. Day
Helena
Luther T. Hauberg
Walter R. Flachsenhar
Terry
Russell D. Miller
A. White
Hardin
C. F. Tidyman
Grand Royal Arci
Earl Halterman
Missoula
Charles A. Rasmussen
Glendive
Flathead Lake
H. H. Parsons
Knights Templar
Blue Lodge Masons
Montana June Commercial Record Shows Fewer Failures
The June 1927 commercial bulletin reports eight failures in Montana with liabilities of 444,472, improving over May. For the first half of 1927 there were 63 failures totaling 640,252, the best such period since 1920, as crop prospects improved with showers and rains, and wheat outlook and merchandise sales, collections in trade centers, remained near normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bulletin
R. G. Dun & Co
Chronos Faces Worthless Check Charge in Justice Court
Louis Chronos is charged with passing a worthless check in a justice court complaint filed by County Attorney Tim Downey yesterday based on Ward Thompson’s complaint. Chronos was previously charged on June 11 by S J Berkovich and acquitted at a hearing.
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Louis Chronos
Justice Court
Tim Downey
Ward Thompson
Chronos
S. J. Berkovich
DAD WING RAGE TO INJURED SON
Herman Hegenberger an 18 year old McCook Neb high school athlete died in Salt Lake City Utah after diving 18 feet into three feet of water at Saltair resort. He remained conscious much of the night as police and firemen and local clubs provided artificial respiration following a broken neck and severed spinal cord. His mother and siblings stayed with him. his father Floyd M Hegenberger arrived by plane.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Herman Hegenberger
McCook Neb
Saltair Resort
Rotary Club
Knights Templar Lodge
Floyd M. Hegenberger
Hegenberger
McCook
Desert Pirate at Ansonia Stars Tyler and Darro
Tom Tyler, noted Western star, saves a cattleman’s ranch and battles a bandit gang in The Desert Pirate at the Ansonia. Frankie Darro and Duane Thompson co star, with Darro delivering a standout performance in a tale of daring rides and dramatic pathos.
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Tom Tyler
FBO
Ansonia Theater
Tyler
Frankie Darro
Frankie
Duane Thompson
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