Montana Exhibits Impress Judges At California Exposition
Professor Alfred Atkinson reports Montana’s agricultural display at the California expo shows superior state entries and strong overall quality. Judging proceeds with a second panel starting June 1 before any awards are announced, and attendance remains robust amid favorable feedback from exhibitors and visitors.
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Bozeman
Alfred Atkinson
California
Montana
Atkinson
Xraia
Jteen
Atkingom
Hamilton News Outsider Arrives for Summer in Hamilton
Hamilton May 21 report notes Gaylor arriving from Chicago to spend the summer with son W. S. Gaylor on Hamilton height. It also covers J T West’s accident on Willows creek road when a broken shaft caused a runaway and a dazed but uninjured state aside from bruises and cuts.
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Hamilton
Gaylor
Chicago
J. T
Willows Creek
Mr. West
P. H. Hill
Bitter Root Inn
Bessie Hawker
Marie Johnson
Rowan
Rozelin Morris
Gertrude
Spokane
Florence
George Thacher
Grant Shehamer
Geneseo
Til
Alice Lindsay
Minneapolis
Philipsburg News May 3 192? Local items and notices
Philipsburg May 3 highlights list travel plans from Mrs. James McCarthy to Missoula and Frank J. Wilson to Long Beach, with Miss Mary Tilly visiting in the upper valley. Reports on the Stony Creek mining development, local Women’s Club officers, court jurors summons, and various community happenings in Philipsburg and nearby areas.
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C. C. Baker
Carl Mason
Henderson Ranch
Hall
Jesse Henderson
Mary Tilly
Oklahoma City
Terry
Upper Valley
Frank J. Wilson
Long Beach
Cal
Evans
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
California
Mount Lassen
Stony Creek Gold Mining Company
Crescent Mining Company
Stony Creek
George A. Maywood
H. A. Featherman
J. W. Holmes
D.M. Durfee
C.L. ‘Thoreson
F. W. ‘Kroger
J. J. Carmichael
Charles C. Taker
G. L. Atwater
M.C. Durfee
Gertrude Martin
Elizabeth Saurer
J.’ W. Holmes
Winston
John D. Olson
John Rodfin Jr
George Mingas
P. H. McDon
John Hickey
George Noviing
G. Young
FE. H. Smith
H. McDonage
Philipsburg
Jonas Lind
Princeton
J. R. Vorhis
Pred G. Haverty
Granite County high school class of 1915 graduates
The Drummond McDonald opera house hosted Granite County High School class of 1915 graduating exercisers. The 13 members, aided by undergraduates, performed The Art of Being Bored. Superintendent Davee of Helena gave the address and diplomas to graduates Mary Dinsett Pauline Johnson Virginia Hellivall Montana Williams Mary Kaiser Lyle Wilson Herman Hauck Roy Greenbeck Edwin Gannon Herman Johnson Robert Percy Herman Troietzech and Glen Young. Decoration Day included Episcopal and Presbyterian services and cemetery ceremonies at 2:30 pm and 8 pm with flowers on soldiers’ graves and an address by Dr J A Billingsley.
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T. C. Person
Hall
George Wents
Baird
Julius Gratton
Wohl
Peter Woodrock
PB. Howell
Honita
GP. Holland
C. H. Drewery
Duncan Dingwall
William Lyon
J. 1
Morte
Charles ‘Erickson
John’ J. Price
George Wood
Floyd Campbell
John’ A. Medermott
M. W. Steiner
T. Robinson
Drummond
McDonald Opera House
Granite County High School
Ente
Davee
Helena
Jarox Mary Dinsett
Pauline Johnson
Virginia Hellivall
Montana Willams
Mary Kaiser
Presbyterian Church
JA. Billingsley
Garrison News Briefs Travel and Weekend Visits
Mrs Kate Gad went to Missoula to spend the weekend with friends and her son Ray Pease visited Missoula for a day. Mr and Mrs Charles Waymler came from Deer Lodge to spend time with friends. George Howard visited Missoula for a day and business. Roadmaster T C Sponsell went to Helena for the weekend. Irene Sheridan visited Deer Lodge for the weekend, returning with Miss Olson. A E Olson went to Butte for a day and returned the same evening. John Hallett and daughter from Missoula, with Mrs Penn of Grand Rapids, visited Mr and Mrs Hallett at their ranch near Kohre. Fred Stuart hosted visitors at the Kohre ranch. Mrs Les Hardman and son Hickory went to Deer Lodge to have Hickory’s finger attended after an accident with a washing machine cog. Conductor Tom Ryall, recently visiting Salt Lake, returned to his Gar rison Helena run.
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Helena
L. F. Newton
Irene Sheridan
Deer Lodge
Miss Olson
A. E. Olson
Butte
John Hallett
Missoula
Hallett
Fred Stuart
Kohre
Les Hardman
Hickory
Tom Ryall
Garrison-Helena
Salt Lake
Faculty Aboard Summer Leave at Gallatin County High
A portion of Gallatin County High School faculty plans summer departures. Principal Prof Ed Parkin will spend most of summer in Bozeman with several colleagues. Other teachers head to Missouri Minnesota Nebraska California and Montana hometowns for visits courses and new positions. Memorial Day services in Deer Lodge featured Grand Army and veterans groups with ceremonies at cemetery and courthouse square.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Ed. Parkin
Wis
Edna Lewis
Gilsson
Staehling
Bump
Lillian Bryan
Sedalla
Universty
Missouri
Johnson
Fergus Falls
Minn
Lottie Spangier
Fremont
Neb
Wold
Virginia
Daisy Spry
Morwanhill
Cal
Pearl Heighton
Choteau
Mont
Carrie Wright
Liscille Quan
Boxeman
Madge Switzer
Tausie Roecher
Helena
St. Peter's Hospital
Miss Treat
Oshkosh
Oberlin
Ohto
Decoration Day Observances In Helena Montana
In Helena on May 3 Decoration day was observed with a Veterans parade and graveside ceremonies. Public exercises occurred at the Auditorium under Grand Army of the Republic auspices with Governor Stewart and Secretary of State Alderson delivering addresses. In Livingston memorial day events were held at the opera house with Rev. E W Cross speaking on America and Humanity. He paid tribute to Union soldiers and noted the current European conflict.
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Helena
Grand Army of the Republic
Stewart
Alderson
Iresses
Livingston
Opera House
E. W. Cross
America
Europe
Missoula Youth Detained While Believing He Will Be Of Age
Missoula police hold Earle Franklin, 29, after he was taken from a Northern Pacific train. Franklin says he ran away from Helena, will travel freely in a year when he is of age, and wants authorities to arrest him. Police report a local store at 610 South Higgins Avenue was burgled between Saturday night and Monday morning, with gum, candy, and seven fountain pens stolen.
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Missoula
Earle Franklin
Northern Pacific
Helena
Franklin
C. Z. Gunn
Patterson Building
South Higgins Avenue
Disputed Grain Price Case Dismissed in Montana Court
Great Falls May 11 Judge J B Leslie dismissed the state versus Rocky Mountain I company case for alleged grain price discrimination as vague and inoperable. The action, the only prosecution of its kind in Montana, alleged the firm paid different prices at elevators in neighboring towns on the same day.
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Great Falls
Rocky Mountaini Company
Chateau
Montana
J. B. Leslie
Nction
National Guard Quells Enid Harvest Riots
Governor Williams ordered Company K of the Oklahoma National Guard to assist the sheriff in suppressing riots by harvest job seekers in Enid. Hundreds were escorted to railroad stations and told to leave, as locals ceased support to the influx. The unrest grew from more than 500 men waiting for harvest work for nearly a week.
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Enid
Okla
Williams
Company K
Oklahoma National Guard
LW. W
Kansas City
Paris
Pink knitted silk sweater in vogue design
The Daily Fashion Hint describes a pink fine knitted silk sweater popular this year. It features a ribbed body and collar, with cuffs and pocket revers in a plain stitch, highlighting current style details for readers.
Russians Claim Tide Has Turned
The article notes increased casualties as neutral ships are added to the list of victims, mentioning the Danish steamer Sor sunk 0 miles north and that all hands were lost. The English press follows exchange between Germany and the United States over the Lusitania tragedy with keen interest and much speculation about possible American action.
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Sor
Lusitania
Italy's King At The Front Fighting With His Men
Geneva May 31 dispatches report King Victor Emmanuel led from the front during Italy's offensive. He took charge of a machine gun, fired, and endured rain and mud while observing operations at Monte Baldo near Lake Garda as Austrian garrisons surrendered after moonlit advances. Italian forces push in the Adige valley with snow battles near St. Elia.
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Geneva
Paris
Itatian Front
VI Tor Emmanuel
Albert
Belgium
Montebaldo
Lake ‘Garda
Kallan
Adige Valley
Paia
St. Elvis
Corinthian
Rleate
Swi
Aettion
Galicia
Fronts report gains as French push near Arras and Souchez
Paris reports on Yser artillery activity and successful assaults north of Arras. Forces claim capture of Malon mill area and German trenches from the mill to the Sugar refinery at Souchez with about 50 prisoners. Havre bulletin notes enemy bombardment of positions and towns including Nordschoote Osvelteren and road targets. Nearby Indianapolis bread story describes fresh loaves distribution and German court punishment for selling bread.
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Paris
War Office
Yser
Arras
Souches
Carency
Souchez
Socialist Manifesto Circulated Among German Workers
London dispatch says a long manifesto of the German socialist party is widely circulated among the German working classes. It accuses Austria of starting the war, criticizes Austrian governance, and denounces German war policy and imperialism as enemies of the people. It states peace was possible in March but imperialists refused.
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London
Morning Post
Berne
Socialist Party
Austria
Three Days Exist At One Time Paradox At Date Line
The Kansas City Star explains the International Date Line and how three days can seem to exist simultaneously. It describes Attu Island London Cape Deshnef and Siberia as time zones shift westward and eastward, showing how a day lasts longer in some spots and shorter in others due to the date line and Earth’s rotation.
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Indianapolis
Germany
Berlin
Eisai
Kansas City Star
Attu Island
London
Cape Deshnef
Pacific Ocean
Siberia
Alaska
Don
Tin Sonday
Cape Deshnet
Ania
Tay Christman
England
Christ
Thas
Ward
Howe
President Will Act If Necessary Amid War Diplomacy
The article, drawn from page one, discusses diplomats' power and the U S stance toward Mexico and Germany. It notes suggestions that Germany must be convinced of America's fixed purpose and mentions the freedom of the seas as a peace foundation. It covers possible arbitration in the Lusitania case and the potential severance of diplomatic relations if responses remain unfavorable. It also mentions Coffe name origin from Kafta in East Africa.
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Wells
Washington
Mexico
von Hernstorm
Europe
Gers
Lusitania
Hagues
United
Wilson
Germany
United States
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Vaca
Tion
Ders Lower
Welock
Grand Army
William Coleman
Grand ‘Army
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Eagles
Courthouse Square
Harris Pillsbury
Frank Conley
Masson
VER
Reclamation Service
Hreada
Denver
Omce
Charles P. Williams
HN. Savage
Th Project
Fortshaw
National Guard
Italy
Vienna
San
Przmyal
Dniester
Stry
Sevnd
Lavwnne
Paneviggio
Prebasso
Nsartreit
Caporetto
Kern
Vesthal
Seattle
Anspec
Albers
East Waterway
Coca-Cola
Aisa
Seeeen
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Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, GA
Coffe
East Africa
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