Bitter Root valley fruit growers urge retention of Dr Regan
A meeting of Bitter Root valley apple growers, led by Miles Romney and Fred Parker, pressed Montana State College to keep Dr W S Regan as entomologist in charge of insect control and orchard research. President Atkinson cited budget cuts and offered a station transfer. The growers warned removal would harm the industry and pressed for reconciliation.
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Regan
Fred T. Parker
Montana Horticultural Society
Montana
Parker
Atkinson
Dr. Regan
Bitter Root Valley
Alfred Atkinson
F. B. Linfield
R. A. Comey
Montana State College
Bozeman
Ravelli County Court Room
W. &. Regan
State College
Ravalli County
George P. Tawney
Hamilton
Regan Coud
Dixon
Corvallis
Linfield
Montane Horticultural Society
Tinfield
R. A. Cooley
Great Falls
Miles Romney, Jr
Will Brule
O. M. Gerer
R. A. O'Hara
Chas. McCaffrey Craig
G. H. Shellhamer
W. S. Regan
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Hiram Swings His Big Stick The Theatrical Cowboy Life
The piece discusses how the cowboy profession has become highly theatrical, with show business drawing riders from ranches. It notes Los Angeles fashion influence and touring exhibitions in the West, with top bucking riders earning large sums while many depend on the few at the peak. It mentions figures like Howard Teglen, Sam Talbot, Yakima Camuck and compares top earners to others who see modest returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tom Mix
West
Pendleton
Cheyenne
Calgary
Mr. Bround
Howard Teglen
Sam Talbot
Yakima Camuck
Death at Billings of May Joyce Derville
News arrived from Butte of the death in Billings of May Joyce Derville a noted musician and pianist who served as Ansonia theater orchestra accompanist and often led. She was the daughter of Charles Joyce a well known Butte barber and funeral plans were not announced with burial likely in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Billings
Joyce Derville
Durability Compared: Rice Paper Water Bags Versus Rubber
The article notes Japanese water bags crafted from rice paper with resin between layers and lacquered exterior are more durable than rubber equivalents. It also describes the flying lemur with a fold of skin from neck to tail used as wings, and mentions timers enabling glides of over 209 feet.
Brooklyn man’s rare bird collection valued at ten thousand dollars
A Brooklyn private collector guards the world’s most valuable array of rare birds. A standout is a white Indian peacock believed worth $10,000, illustrating the collection’s extraordinary value and uniqueness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn,n. Y
Mica Types Include Muscovite Common in Granite
One principal mica species is muscovite or common mica found in granites and mica echizis as a key mineral.
A Mere Bustard Described as Europe’s Largest Bird
The article notes the bustard as Europe’s largest bird, weighing 30 to 42 pounds, about four feet in length, and possessing a wingspan near seven feet, highlighting its impressive size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Naples Row Ny Dominates Local Sports Scene
Naples sees row ny emerge as the most popular sport with widespread participation and steady local interest. Fans flock to matches, schools highlight row ny programs, and community events feature the sport as the city’s marquee activity.
Johnson warns Europe policy hinges on domestic strength
Senator Johnson argues the United States must decide its Europe stance honestly without haste or partisanship. He condemns foreign propaganda and urges bold domestic reforms while warning that Europe’s unsettled balance could lead to future conflict if America retreats from global involvement.
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Europe
Johnson
America
Justice Clark
Hamilton Holt
The
League
British Empire
Britain
Balfour
Cecil
England
France
Germany
Italy
Balkan
Harding
West Virginia
Johnson's Speech Spurs Montana Campaign View
C H P Shelley Montana national committeeman arrived in Butte and said Senator Johnson voiced Montana sentiment in New York and may open his campaign against President Harding. Shelley avoided firm commitment, noting Johnson would speak after Europe and suggesting a third party could hurt Johnson if it pursues farmer and transportation reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. P. Shelley
Montana
Butte
Senator Johnson
New York
Shelley
Johnson
Harding
Mr. Shelley
Europe
California
America
Cloudbursts Rock Montana Rail Line and Ranches
Three cloud bursts last night on the Northern Pacific between Springdale and Columbus washed out 900 feet of track and halted traffic until morning. Flooding wrecked George Swanson’s house and barn, 50 turkeys, 200 chickens, and washed stock into Crather creek and the Yellowstone river. Ranchers reported barns destroyed and grain fields swept away, with several calves drowned amid the deluge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Northern Pacific Railway
Springdale
Columbus
Greycliffe
Eorge Swanson
Crather Creek
Yellowstone River
George Campbell
Jarret Creek
Mission
Big ore strike reported at Cooke City
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Livingston reports Dr. G L Tanzer president of Western Smelting and Power Co announcing a potential record ore strike at Cooke City The New World property yields 75 copper silver ore from a 160 foot tunnel mined at 10 feet daily with no sign of stopping Miners and locals foresee a large boom for Cooke City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
G. L. Tanzer
Western Smelting and Power Company
Cooke City
Seattle
Tanzer
Methodists Plan to Merge Churches
The joint commission on unification adopted a plan to merge the North and South Methodist Episcopal churches, separated since 1845. The proposal now goes to the general and annual conferences for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church North
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Joint Commission On Unification
Stevedore Loses $100000 Of Jewels
Customs officials seized jewels valued at $100000 found in the baggage of Frank Autiore, a Brooklyn stevedore, on his arrival aboard the Homeric. He is charged with failing to register the gems. The report notes German toy towns Seiffen Olbernhau Marienberg and Zoblitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Frank Auditore
Stevedore
Brooklyn
Night life of zoo animals surprises London zoological chief
The London Zoological Gardens superintendent reports that captive wild animals show a nocturnal persona. After dark they appear to stalk prey as if still in the jungle, revealing an imagination of night behavior based on his observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Zoological Gardens
Trial Proceedings Drag On As Jury Strain Prompts Recess
Judge Bennett refuses to allow a 11 member jury and warns a full retrial if a juror is dismissed. Walsh case drags, with Sheriff Mountjoy and gun expert testimony shaping final arguments as illness halts proceedings.
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Ceed
Bennett
Walsh
John Mountjoy
Johnson
Photographer Burned While Lighting Flash Photograph
O. H. Mulvane of Mulvane and Schoettner studio was badly burned on the face and hands last night while taking a flashlight picture at a private home around 9 o clock. He was rushed to Murray hospital where Dr. D. Manley treated the injuries. The hospital report says glasses probably saved his eyesight as the powder exploded unexpectedly with the face over it. He may be confined to bed for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Mulvane
Mulvane and Schoettner
West Park Street
Murray Hospital
D. Manley
Mr. Mulvane
Agronomists to Gather in Bozeman for 7th Conference
About 50 delegates from 11 western states and parts of Canada will attend the seventh annual agronomic conference in Bozeman July 26 to 28. Prof Clyde McKee reports guests from Canada and the US Department of Agriculture. The program features lectures on land management and crop production and an automobile tour concluding with a dinner at Karet's Kamp in Gallatin valley.
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Standard
Bozeman
Mont
Canada
Clyde McKee
United States Department of Agriculture
Gallatin Valley
West Gallatin Canyon
Karet’s Kamp
Agronomists
Montana
Agricultural and Engineering College
Poincare Attacked by Lloyd George in Bristol Speech
In Bristol on July 25 Lloyd George launched a fierce attack on French Premier Poincare. He criticized Sunday speeches as unhelpful and warned that Poincare distorts his words. Bonar Law was also cited as finding it hard to work with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bristol
England
Lloyd George
M. Poincare
Bonar Law
Mannind
Valparaiso U Asks Aid From Klansmen
Trustees at Valparaiso University began negotiations with the Ku Klux Klan to avert financial collapse after earlier talks with the Elks and Moose failed. Vice President M. J. Bowman Jr. announced the move late tonight. The report notes the university seeks takeover assistance amid distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Valparaiso
Ind
Valparaiso University
Ku Klux Klan
M. J. Bowman Jr
the Elks
Moose
Herman and Hart Arrive for Butte Boxing Card
The Butte boxing program at Clark Park gains shape with two preliminaries and a semi final as Tiny Herman and Walt Hart arrive to train. Promoter Jim Downing confirms bouts featuring Bill Bate vs Young Wildfire and Dick Cody vs Lew Fontana, with Herman set to face Jack McCarthy and Hart ready to renew with La Hood. Herman, 23, cites a strong KO record and past resilience, while McCarthy earns fan attention for his relentless punch, making this a highly anticipated event.
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Clark Park
American Legion
Bill Bate
Butte
Young Wildfire
Dick Cody
Arizona
Lew Fontana
Legion Gym
Sal
Walt Hart
la Hood
Herman
Sam Angford
Tiny
Bob Roper
McCarthy
Texas
Jack McCarthy
Egion
Jack
Texas Giant
Bill Tate
Bill Brennan
Brennan
Jim Downing
Firpo
Omaha
Downing
Lewis
Reduced Fare Secured for Pioneers Meeting in Deer Lodge
The Montana Pioneer association sets one and one half fare for round trips to the August 21 to 23 meeting in Deer Lodge. Vets must obtain certificates at least 30 minutes before departure and present them on arrival to the indorsing officer. proper identification is required for the return trip.
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Deer Lodge
Montana Pioneer Association
Undertakers meet to attend Kiely rosary and funeral
K of C members are asked to meet at their hall this Thursday evening at 8 30 to proceed to the home of their late brother Arthur Kiely for the rosary Dead at • Arthur Kiely 76 funeral Friday 9 am family residence 1017 West Silver Street Requiem at Immaculate Conception 9 30 Interment St Patrick's cemetery Flowers omitted Mrs Margaret Murphy and infant baby funeral Friday 9 30 at 920 North Henry Street Requiem at Immaculate Conception 10 Interment St Patrick's cemetery
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K. of C
Arthur Kiely
Local Man Michael Shea Dies at 57
In this city early yesterday morning Michael Shea aged 57 was found dead. Remains are at Sherman and Reed funeral home with funeral time and place to be announced later.
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Shea
Michael Shea
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Morgan
Barney Morgan
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Miles Romney, Sr
Ernest Barclow
E. F. McRae
Bryant Smith
Darby
J E. Porter
Stevensville
Hiram
MR. Brown
Naples
Hughes and Hoover
Hughes
Hoover
World Court
Ruhr
Denmark
United State
United States
Great
Seiffen and
Olbernhau
Marienberg
Zoblitz
Poincare
Valparaiso U
Herman and
Hart
Bate
Fontana
Cody
Hart la Hood
Dixie la Hood
Pioneers
Undertakers
Knights of Columbus
Daly Shea Company
Feneral Directors and Embalmers
East Park Street
Fhene
Sherman & Reed
Feneral
Arizosa
Starland Review and International News
Fisher Thompson
Enlonel
Larry Duggan
Embalimen
North
Ate Street
Cassidy & Gosselin Funeral Directors and Embalmers
East Park St
Fies
M. J. Walsh CO
Embaimere One
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wade
South Monteus Street
Phene Sez
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