Churches Schedule and Ministers in town
A long listing of church services across town with multiple congregations including Holy Trinity East Park street Pastor Bahinen. Emanuel Lutheran at Montana and Buver with D N Anderson. TM siet Baptist at Montana Roadway led by Charles A Cook. Trinity Methodist Episcopal at North Main and La Platte with Henry A James. Finnish Evangelical Lutheran at West Copper. Swedish Baptist at 720 East Park with A Hadeen. St Mark's Lutheran at Silver and Montana. Latter Day Saints at Beandia hall. Welsh Mission and Zion English Lutheran ensembles. Tide of sermons ranges 11 a m to 8 p m, Sunday schools at various times, and special music plans.
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Holy Trinity
East Park Street
Bahinen
Emanuel Lutheran
Montana
Buver
D. N. Anderson
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
North Main
la Platte
Henry A. James
Epworth League
W. H. Johns
Swedish Baptist
East Park
A. Hadeen
Victor Stormans
Charles H. Burrill
Billings
Plentiful Renovations Open Pipestone Springs Resort
This well known pleasure resort announces a thorough renovation with every room newly furnished and open to the public under new management. A specialty is being made of the dining room service. Advt i.
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Advt i
Casualty list shows varied World War II losses and wounded
Washington reports the army casualty list with nine killed in action and seven dying of wounds. Additional deaths come from disease and accidents, with fifteen severely wounded and one minor wound. The list names numerous officers and enlisted men from states including Washington DC, Oklahoma City, Camden, Newark, Roches ter, and Jamaica Plain, among others.
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Washington
The
Yabel Yeote Dlasass
Netion
Wilmarth
D.C
Harry Oklahoma
George Columbus
Rot Ball
Wollaston
Mass
John W. Bresnihan
Roches
Harry L. Brisman
Ster
Teling
John V. Fennesey
Hyman Klein
New York City
Walter F. Ryan
Portage
Wis
George G. “MacNish
Stevens’ Point
Wiss
Goodwin’ Warner
Jamaica’ Plains
Frank A. Browne
Fragmented Civilian Casualty List From Early War Dispatch
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by name and location, noting Ieads on injuries and fatalities from an airplane accident. The scattered lines mention towns such as Beloit Detroit and Terre Haute, with scattered ranks including privates and captains, and references to wounded or dead statuses.
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Fore
Ireman
Gon
Rance Hendricks
Havre
France
Hames Tie Ensley
Ainsworth
Hay A. Nacholson
Beate Mills
Ore
Willam
D.iaphing
Tateigh
Lees
Jona
Willord
Asheville
Karl SI
Dauber
Beneia
Als Berge
Arnold J Beloit
Wins Corp
Guy" McCon
Denison
Tekan
Cook Harvey Hol? Ingsworth
le’ Harpe
Kan
Zalents
Charles J. Cooke Cusseta
Gay
William H. Babhorne
New "Orkelty
Harold 4 Titman
St. Louis
Manton W. Willams
Sintons
Texas" Corp
Thomas” Brace
Detroit
Alten
Goodhope
Frank J. Manchard
South
Mars Shester
Dake le Dyers
Mikolan
Joseph
Iastland
Puttela
Paneareola
Howard
Ogle
Terre, Haute
Thas
Charies Seilley
Harry Christian
Brookyn
Pheodore Grimes
Reid
Chier
John
Weamen Ol ‘Trough
Ark
Charlen W. Preston
Wynnewood
Nine more food violators appear before court
Nine violators of the city ordinance prohibiting serving certain foods on non Thursday days appeared in court yesterday morning. Six were fined ten dollars each with fines suspended, three cases dismissed. Individuals named include Hilda Bukanan, Mrs. Anderson, Sophie Jackson, Cook, Mrs. Gregg, Andrew Sumine, Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Horton.
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United States
Hilda “Bukanan
East Park
Anderson
North
East Broadway
Gregg
North Main Street
Andrew. Sumine
Granite Street
Hill
East Granite Street
Horton
West Street
National Board to Help Harvest Labor Shortage
Reports from across the state warn the harvest labor shortage will be acute this season. The United States Food Administration and Department of Labor outline a plan using skilled and unskilled workers, with A. L. Barkman in Kansas City in charge of harvest labor and farmers urged to apply early at branch offices.
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Fond Administratio Grain ‘Thrashing Division
United States Food Administrators
Julius of Barnes
United States Food Administration
Farm Service Division
Department of Labor
Washington, D.C
A. L. Barkman
United States Employment Service
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Markman
War Industries ‘Board
The
Fuel Administration
Juvenile Court Deals With Youthful Offenders
Judge Dwyer presided as youths faced charges in juvenile court. One boy pleaded guilty to stealing from an employer, with claims of up to 190 dollars taken across times. He was sent to the Industrial School for 30 days. Two boys guilty of stealing empty beer bottles received 30 days each, with sentences suspended for good behavior. Probation was set for Omheer Sullivan after a broken promise led to a second violation and a return to the Industrial School.
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Omheer Sullivan
PAYS FOR GLASS OFFERS NO DEFENSE
Jennie Le broke a station window Thursday night and faced charges of disturbing the peace and mischief. She appeared in court with no plea, offered no defense, and remained silent when questions were asked. The judge added fines totaling $12.50 for the incidents.
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Jennie le
Add Cer
Utttorney
Barefooted German order alarms Berlin public
London reports a notice from the German clothing department urging Berlin residents to go barefoot. The exchange telegraph quotes the notice as advising schools and students not to fear ridicule and to set an example by going barefoot despite the mockery.
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London
Berlin
Amsterdam
Mines League Schedule Preview for City Playgrounds
Schedule outlines the Mines League games starting tomorrow with Original versus High Ore at Clark playgrounds. The list includes matchups by July through September with teams such as St Lawrence, North Butte, Leonard, Pennsylvan, and High Ore, detailing dates and pairings in a dense, OCR heavy format.
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Mines League
Clark
Twilight
Pennsylvania
St Lawrence
Leonards
North Butte
7Th Butte
St. Lawrence and Leonard
North Hutte
St. Lawrence
Original
North Buttes Penns
Leonard
Pute Lawrence
Wife sues for divorce after brief marriage shock
Vera Flood, married at 17 about three months ago, through her guardian and mother sues Norman Flood for divorce. The complaint alleges threats to her life at every meeting and fear he may carry through on a promise. Judge Lynch performed the ceremony the same day.
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Vera’ Flood
Norman Flood
Lynch
Labor Day Launches in San Francisco Plans Ship Additions
San Francisco reports planners aim to launch large steel ships on September 2. Charles M, director general of the emergency feet corporation, and officers of several organizations expect a conference to approve the plans. About 100000 tons of shipping would be added to U S marine capacity by the launches.
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San Francisco
Charles, M
Emer Feet Corporation
United States Marine
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the World Famous
W.B.” Corsets
Siet
Roadway
Charles A. Cook
Jim
G. Clifford
Lewistown
Northern Baptist Convention
Atlantic City
Mertime Religion
Meagerville
Pulford
Vaxota
Ana Aluminum
J. Cadog Hughes
Bellis
St. Mark's Lutheran
Silver and
M. Huddof
Young Peoples
Spiritualist Society
Silver Eaith
Warren
Ala
W. du’ Bois
Vies Street
Paul's
Talbot
Darvice
Ndrew's
Erville
Num
Allen
Dakota and
Porphyry
Bernhard Olson
Bow Park Methodist Episcopal Church
John B. Penhall
G. Adams
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal
Worth League
Bethel Baptist Mercury
Idaho
Emmett B. Reed
W. D. Carter
Pipestone Springs
Iumnery
Clothery
National Board
Pany
Pengitton
Hud
P ‘Serni-Ofttel
Boudoir Caps
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