Lewistown News Focuses on School Playground Row
Lewistown July 16. Women led by the Woman's club press city council to protest the school board plan to use Linc coin school playground for a new building. Mayor Marshall issues a citizen call for a mass meeting. Also notes golf contenders and preparations for a grain dealers convention.
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Lewistown
Woman's Club
Linccoin
L. L. Warden
Cyrus Brown
G. G. Wallin
T. Taylor
Marshall
Northwestern Grain Dealers Association
Lewistown Conducts First Municipal Survey of Local Firms
The chamber of commerce began a survey of business and professional interests in Lewistown on July 16, the city's first ever such effort. Data gathered will support its ongoing civic work and planning with the aim of guiding local developments.
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Lewistown
Enamner of Commerce
Resort for Anglers Under New Control
A resort for anglers near the city has changed hands last Sunday. The partnership now includes George Hughes, Hugh McCaleby, W.F. Hartwig, and Harry Gim Hee, with General Brown as the owner of the property. The facility, about 25 miles north, has operated for 25 years and will be directed from Por Taha. The report notes ongoing plans to attract visitors, while a separate Dillon item mentions Dad Rock from Tama in a July 16 notice about exam attention.
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George Hughes
Hugh McCaleby
W.F. Iartwig
Harry Gim
Zormender
Mies
Brown
General Brown
Ancenie
Tone
Acquittal in Crow Reservation liquor case and war return notes
Helena reports an acquittal for a Crow reservation teamster accused of liquor possession after a witness testified liquor was hidden under the bunk. Mayor Dryburgh hints at further water restrictions but waits final decision while illegal irrigation persists. Captain Claude McGuinness returns from France, son of Col J J McGuinness, with war service noted. A Butte widow’s claim for compensation over her husband Stephen Cozdenica’s death in a mine chute is approved.
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Helena
Lappel
Crow Reservation
United States
RE. J.lonergan
Repc
Dryburgh
M'Guinness
Claude 4. McGuinness
France
J. J. McGuinness
Montana
Twenty-third Infantry
Rhine
Army of Occupation
HE Umva
Guty
State Industrial Accident Board
Helen Cozdenica
Butte
Stephen Cozdenica
North Butte
Sheep rustlers sentenced in district court Dillon
In Dillon on July 16 Gus Larue and Steve Johns were sentenced in district court to prison for sheep rustling. The men, previously employed by Walters in a local restaurant, faced the judge for the crime.
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Dillon
Gus Larue
Steve Johns
Walters
Divorced Negro Seeks Fresh Start in Dillon Court
In Dillon on July 18 Judge Smith granted John Taylor a divorce from his wife on the grounds of desertion. Two hours later Taylor returned with a dark companion from Lelia Milter’s home and was wed by the same judge at the clerk of court’s office, marking a swift remarriage.
Livingston News Luncheon Aims to Form YWCA Chapter
Livingston residents prepare for a Saturday luncheon to organize a Y W C A chapter. Visitors include Lt. George Yash and Mrs Yash. Also noted are locals touring from Denver and France, payday figures for Northern Pacific workers, and returning locals from Utah.
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Naeutenant
George Yash
Brown
Bozeran
Baok
Denver
Ricketts
France
New York
Twin Bridges News highlights and local notes
Mrs. AL ujlis returns home after the school year at Mitroula with her children Carl G Adams opens an office in Reed block and completes surveys around Ennis. August Turbine of Butte visits for Goodrich Gulch event. Miss Mary McCoy returns from Boulder Deaf Convocation. Miss McCoy rode with Juline Erickson to Livingston. William Rush, farm hand at the orphanage, breaks his leg cranking a car. Deputysneritt reports illicit butchering in Dillon. E J Bowman, Anaconda banker, visits Dillon for a few days on business.
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Twin Bridges
AL Ujlis
Mitroula
Carl G. "Adams
Ani
Reed
Ennis
Kaus
Madison
August Turbine
Butte
Goodrich
Hin Lee
Livingston Girls Protest Bathing Signs at Pool
Livingston July 16. Girls oppose city signs banning bathing at a Riverside pool by Yellowstone River near Yellow Stone street foot. Officials say signs protect health due to proximity to Monidair Trust water plant intake.
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Livingston
Yello Stone Street
Yellowstone River
Monidair Trust
E. Leard
City Ith
Prominent ranchers seek Reclamation Service aid in Clark's Fork project
In Billings on July 16 a Bridger meeting discussed securing Reclamation Service help for the Clark's Fork valley irrigation project. I D O'Donnell, former US supervisor of irrigation, leads the group. Representative Carl Riddick said the Service will send an expert to investigate the plan immediately.
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Billings
Reclamation Service
Clark's Fork Valley Irrigation Project
I. D. O'Donnell
United States
Bridger
Carl Riddick
Minor War Veteran Shipped Home Amid Election Notice
A fragment notes a 23 year old veteran shipped home to Waumega Kansas after a war service and mentions an honorable discharge. It also reports that on July 16 commissioners call a special election for September 2 to vote on bond listings totaling $40,000 for a court building project.
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Superior
Cou
Day Land Farmers Hit the Hardest
Helena July 16 reports to state agriculture commissioner indicate good yields in many areas despite severe drought in dry land. Seventeen counties submitted statements noting excellent fruit alfalfa grain in the west end. winter wheat yields 3 to 10 bushels per acre in spots. Hay on irrigated land looks strong. corn harmed little. Stock are being shipped for pasturage while farmers idle seek work in Dakota Minnesota Nebraska fields.
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Helena
Charles D. Greenfield
West End
Bureau Proposes Road Law Change To Access Funds
A memorandum from Congressman C W TidDick to Governor Stewart urges Montana to amend laws. The memo says current state laws block millions in state and federal road funds for federal-aid projects. It outlines the bureau’s view that legislation is needed to unlock funds and accelerate road work.
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Department ‘of Agriculture
Montana
Towa Vna
Stewart
C. W. Tiddick
P. St. Joan
Bureau
Montana extradites Nevada prisoner in burglary case
Helena reports a governor sponsored extradition of Hobert Burns from Nevada over a burglary charge. Burns was charged December 3, 1916, and arrested ten days later near Anneonda. He had escaped from Nevada prison before. A separate note: the school board will issue bonds to replace a burned May schoolhouse, remodeling costing 600.
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J. Fr. Lowry
Montana
Helena
Hobert
Otto Burns
Gin
Iles
Aeron
Baltese School Board
Scotch Sisters Denied Deportation Charges
New York reports Frederick Howe denies accusations by the New York bureau of legal advice that Margaret and Jeannette Hoy the Scotch sisters awaiting deportation as undesirables were mistreated by immigration authorities. Howe says the sisters were assigned to a ship but ended up on a cattle ship before being sent back to Ireland. Alternative shipping plans and the decision to return them are described as standard in the regular procedure.
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New York
Frederick ©. Howe
Ellis Tatand
Margaret and
Jeannette Hoy
J .W. W. Rouvillen
Beattie
Tland
Howe” Sala
Chicago
How to Look and Feel Bright in Hot Weather
A short guide promotes saxolite lotion as a refreshing facial remedy to revive low spirits in heat. It suggests dissolving saxolite powder in hazel water to create a lotion claimed to erase wrinkles and restore freshness, offering quick relief from fatigue and aging lines.
Hair Curler Claim From Liquid Silmerine Miracle
An ad claims that applying liquid silmerine with a clear toothbrush overnight will transform straight hair into wavy curls. The copy praises the product as harmless and easy to use, promising pleasant results and a natural look.
Ford 10 Prove It Case At Mount Clemens Trial
Henry Ford testified as defense witness in a $1,000,000 libel suit against the Chicago Tribune. Attorneys pressed him over editorials calling him an ignorant idealist while questioning included references to Major Andre and Benedict Arnold. Judge Tucker halted the cross examination as Stevens pressed on governing relations and patriotism.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Elliott_G. Stevenson
Vera Identiat
Andre Andnedict Arnold
Ford
Tucker
Stevenson
Senate
Horoscope Outlook Reflects December Saturn Influences
A fragmented horoscope notes Saturn moving through Leo and Aquarius bringing shifts in France Italy and United States. It warns of potential excitement and public interest, urges caution for leaders directing others, and hints at benefits for the oppressed while suggesting political and social changes may rise in the coming months.
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Leo
France
Italy
United States
Picadnie Howe
Howard
Anaconda Real Estate and Tax Figures Near Completion
County Assessor H B Neal nears completion of the Deer Lodge tax roll with total true values around 21 million for real estate personal property and utilities. Local taxation would amount to about 7.93 million, with state board adjustments pending. Last year’s valuation was 12.8 million and city districts face greater impact than country districts.
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Deer Lodge
Neal
State Board of Equaliaation
State Board
State Board of Equal Faation
Railroad Assists Reducing Charges for Release of Car
The railway plans lower charges from $4 to $5 a day with tiered rates. The old schedule charged $3 daily for the first five days, $6 daily for the next six, and $10 daily thereafter until release. The new rate becomes effective July 20.
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Tutteams Railway
Wheel Care and Safety Alerts in Early Car Advice
A late 19th or early 20th century plea warns drivers to inspect wheels and tires regularly to avoid rapid depreciation and danger. It stresses that a wheel with a weak spot can fail, causing misalignment, undue strain, and damage to axles, rims, tires, and body. The piece cites Woodtire of Moreno, California as a maker referenced in the context of reputable tire quality.
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Moesto
Cal
Amey Two Me Goodfriend Game Highlight
A two game doubleheader yesterday saw scores of 8 to 3 and 3 to 3. Flick, a diminutive left gardener for the Junior Clothiers, starred by pulling down ties from all corners of the outer pasture and fielding every chance without an error.
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Flick
End Near in Phone Strike Ends on Pacific Coast
Conference between Wire Control Board Chairman Koons and union reps led to an agreement allowing striking operators to return to work with increased wage hikes. Retroactive pay questions to be referred to the wire control board as the strike on the Pacific coast nears an end. In related action, the United States Shipping Board abandoned operating ships under control until a settlement with strikers is reached, with 400 vessels reportedly tied up amid freight congestion. Nearby, 9,000 to 10,000 workers at the International Harvester Chicago plants strike for a tow shop. Weber Wagon Works initiated the walkout, and the McCormick Works strike expanded to other plants. Clergymen in Oakland and Daly formed a labor union.
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Postoffice Department
Pacific Coast
Koons
Wire Control Board
Heales
Micaay
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Weber Wagon Works
McCormick Works
British monarch praises aviators in royal audience
Maj Boott and Brig. Gen Maitlay reported to King George at Buckingham Palace after the airship K-34 round trip to New York. The king conversed with them for an hour and gave hearty praise to the British aviators for the achievement.
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Dndon
Maj Boott
B. M. Maitlay
Air Ministry
New York
Buckingham Palace
King George
Tanlac Restores Denver Woman After Illness
Mea Moltie J. Lord of East Denver High School, Denver Cal, recounts months in bed with bronchitis catarrh and heartburn relief after taking Tanlac. She says she gained fifteen pounds and regained sleep appetite and energy, noting improved kidneys back pain and overall health. Tanlac is sold by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
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Tanlac
Mea
Moltie J. Lord
East Denver High School
Denver
Cal
Mrs Lord
Mrs. Lord
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Lavoptik Eye Wash Claim Quick Relief for Strain
The ad touts common witchhazel camphor and hy drastis as Lavoptik eye wash ingredients claiming rapid relief from eye strain. A customer reports restful sensation from one application. a young man and his mother say they were helped by Lavoptik. The offer promises a small bottle to aid any case of weakness.
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Japan
Ceylon
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Schilling & Co
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Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Hamilton
Missoula
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Thia
Ensation Asked
Negro
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WMAN
E. J. Bowman
OAOS
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WRATH
Fred Koehler
Mr. Koehler
Germany
Isaac Oxenheim
Yellowstone Park
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Loken
LOWRY
Wait
1Stpert Freeman
Charles Stemper
Warm Springs
Stemper
Appr
Savingstcs
van Dyck
Second Street
Federal Building
Frank Henry
Taps Hich
Pray
Montanapolis Springs
Mill Creek
Forestry Service
Joseph Idantia
Myron Davis
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone
Grace Linn
Minneapolis
C. S. Alspaugh
Les
Waumega
Kan Strohm
Nevada
Manufacturer
Benedict Arnold
Ai Word
Theodore Delavigne
Delavigne
Stevens
Anaconda News
Maryester Plant
Oakland
Daly
Cernazare
Uae
Ireland
Witchhazel
Camphor
M'Dermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
Bell Phone
C. A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors
East Park Avenue
T Bell
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