Hamilton Plans Large Fourth of July Celebration
Hamilton prepares a one day Fourth of July celebration with a parade showcasing local industries, harness racing, athletic events, a ball game with a $100 prize, and public beautification led by the Woman's Club. Executive committee includes John J. Fitzgibbon Louis A. Campbell and John Quincy Adams with sub committees for public speaking parade program baseball advertising and concessions.
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Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Grounds
John J. Fitzgibbon
Louis A. Campbell
John Quincy Adams
E. C. Kurtz
James H. Higgins
Ted Reinbold
George Murray
J. J. Dockery
John Cheney
McHenry Grafton
Harry South
G. A. Gordon
FE. O. Marx
Edammond
Lloyd Burnett
Parmenter
O. M. Bryan
A. J. Hork
Woman's Club
Local Hamilton Notes Include Leases and Moves
F M Lewis of Saitese took over the Tourist cafe late last week. Archie Somerey and wife welcomed a baby boy born May 20 at a local hospital. Mrs F M Salisbury and daughter Maxine traveled to Seattle to join Mr Salisbury. Jerome Fertic leased the Salisbury home west of town. Dr W F Cogswell of Helena returned after talks with the US Public Health Lab chief Dr R Spencer on Bitter Root fever. James M Self and H E Jones left for Pegon Falls for a brief court session. T Parker and O N Kaldor returned from a business trip to Missoula.
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Hamilton
F. M. Lewis
Saitese
Archie Somerey
Darby
F. M. Salisbury
Maxine
Seattle
Salisbury
Jerome Fertic
W. F. Cogswell
Helena
United States Public Health Laboratory
R. Spencer
Bitter Root
James M. Self
Ravalli District Court
H. E. Jones
Peon Falls
Hamilton Cannery
O. N. Kaldor
Bitter Root Products Company
Viswt
Missoula
Professors to Teach Summer School at State University
Prof Max Daekler head of Cedar Rapids College Conservatory of Music will teach piano for the first six weeks of summer session at the State University of Montana. He is described as a noted pianist among young artists and brings extensive studies in Geneva and Switzerland. De Loss Smith praises his qualifications and Daekler will join Dean Smith as head of the music department with Weisberg teaching violin and Daekler in piano.
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Conservatory
Geneva
Switzerland
Bernhard Stavenhagen
Dachler
Societe de Musicians Suisses
Rudolph Gans
America
School of Music
de Loss Smith
Weisberg
Max Dachier
French General to Review Montana Troops
Brigadier General Dumont will review the Montana National Guard and Fourth Infantry regulars on June 18 19 and 26 as part of a guard encampment program in Helena. The event honors the 1634 regiment that served in World War I and marks the state convention of the American Legion.
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Associated Press
Helena
France
Rhineland
Amercan
Leopold
Bozeman Woman to Tour Europe
Miss Jessie I. nm soo and the faculty of the Montana State university English department plan a three month trip abroad. She will visit St. Paul New York and Cherbourg before proceeding to France for study and sightseeing under a European summer program led by the Bureau of University Women.
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BOZEM
Jessie I
Donaldson
Bureau of All
Federation of University Norway
American University Women
Minnie Iberal Accepts Republican Nomination in Kansas
May 21 report from Land says Mrs Minnie Iberal of Kansas, a member of the state legislature, has accepted the Republican nomination for a national convention seat. Mulvene, Kansas, announced by the committee on arrangements.
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Shco
Piano Recital at Montana State Normal College
Advanced piano pupils of Mrs. Margaret Tello will perform a recital at the college auditorium on Monday evening June 2 at 8 15 oclock. Fourteen pupils are listed including Myrna Simpson Helena Fragier Doris Everett Winnifred Byrne Irene Weldon Jennie Hedlesater Lillian Jarussi Fern Henderson Vella Farmer Mary Gist Dorothy Potter Dorrit Scott Jane Boone and Helen Katherine Ballard.
Washington Day Highlights In Congress And White House
The House kept its focus on farm relief with McNary-Haugen discussions as Lodge and Means testified before the Daugherty committee. Senator La Follette returned to the Senate after illness, Mellon sent the tax bill to Coolidge, who began a Potomac Mayflower overnight cruise. The Senate approved the legislative appropriation bill and the Mayfield Committee opened Texas letters on the 1922 campaign. The Howell-Barkley railroad labor board repeal bill moved forward in the Interstate Commerce Committee.
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Howell-Barkley
Railroad Labor Board
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
University Leader Nominated for Coolidge Image at Rally
The Japanese protest against the immigration law exclusion section was sent to the state department and publicized. Marion Leroy Burton, president of the University of Michigan, was chosen to present President Coolidge at the Republican convention.
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State Department
Marion Leroy Burton
University of Michigan
Coolidge ima_e
Senator Reed Blames Forbes for Veterans Bureau Faults
In a Senate speech Senator Reed Republican of Pennsylvania assigns fault for faulty conditions in the veterans bureau to former Director Forbes.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Forbes
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations group backs Swanson proposal
Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee submitted a minority report in support of Senator Swanson's proposal from Virginia.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Swanson
Virginia
Bandits Rob Bank In Kansas City Cashier Held
Three bandits halted Joseph N. Atringer cashier and Avery Kier teller at the Argentine State Bank in Argentina district Kansas City. They stole 26066 dollars in ten and two dollar bills while bank officials were moving money by automobile.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joseph N. Atringer
Avery Rfr
Kier
Tax Day Rush Closes In At Deer Lodge Treasurers Office
May 31 Deer Lodge reports a busy final day for county tax payments as residents rushed to settle dues. The Deer Lodge News Notes catalog numerous weekend visits and appearances by locals including Lena Richards Missoula Amelia Barrette SeattIe and many others with travel to Missoula Butte Anaconda and Lewistown for business and leisure.
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Deer Lodge
Lena Richards
Missoula
Milton Mason
Walton Whitworth
Alf Whitworth
Arthur Thompson
Gold Creek
Eva la France
Anaconda
Reece Price
Walter Kemmerly
Avon
Hilda Moore
Butte
Charles Keim
Anna Corrigan
Powell County
Guy Jeffers
Louis Boedecker
Lew Coleman
G. A. Luedeman
Small Son
J. T. Josephson
Lewistown
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Flavilla Barrette
Seattle
Wash
Miss Barrette
Frank Conley
Hilda
Helen
Ethyle Bensch
Freda Johnson
Pearl Samson
Arnie
Edward Nordquist
Ed McCarthy
Joe Kramer
Frank Meagher
Ada Johnson
Louis Brisonel
Lou Blood
Warren Kelley
G. A. Kelley
Fred Mannix
Ed Chapman
Race Track
Frank Paeghtner
Pioneer
Shotgun accident kills veteran postmaster at Bamberg
Information from Great Falls reports the accidental death of Paul Meissen 35 a World War veteran and Bamberg post master at his ranch. He was killed by a shotgun discharge while he had taken the gun to the barn to shoot rabbits. Relatives live in Switzerland and services will be held in Chinook Sunday.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Paul Meissen
Bamberg
Meissen
Leos
Switzerland
Thiat
Wheat Falls on Rain and Winnipeg Sorrow in Chicago Trade
Chicago wheat prices slid sharply on further rains west and a Winnipeg downturn. July and September deliveries weakened, corn dipped after brief rally, oats slipped, and provisions fluctuated. Market sentiment was pressured by anticipated farm legislation and bearish private crop estimates ahead. Local Minneapolis values showed steady cash tones for wheat and oats with minor shifts in rye and flax.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Winnipeg
Washington
Shorts
Minneapolis
The
Flour and Bran Prices Reported in Minneapolis
Flour unchanged and bran priced at 17 138 dollars in Minneapolis on May 31.
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The
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Grain and Stock Review Highlights May Wheat and Corn Prospects
The May 31 issue notes mixed grain signals with wheat prospects in Kansas and Oklahoma improving while Northwest and Canada face cold weather. It cites a brighter export outlook for Winnipeg and a large European wheat absorption, yet warns of potential crop risks in the next four weeks. A separate New York stock week sees muted gains, bear pressure, and shifts in oil, steel, and railroad shares amid evolving Washington tax discussions and Dawes-related currency moves.
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Weekly Grain Review
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Northwest
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Europe
Catr Oe
TOD News
Weekly Stock Review
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Washington
Flields
Corresnensis
Dawes
United States
Senate
Congress
Investment Market Outlook Signals Mixed Rail Strength
Investment demand remains satisfactory with rail shares outperforming industrials since year start. Railroads focus on transportation efficiency, lowering budgets while dividends and future earnings attract attention. Market volume wanes from January through May amid policy and wage uncertainties, though some optimism persists for autumn improvement.
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Laugier
Wolcott & Co
Foreign Exchange Rates Quiet in New York Markets
May 31 Foreign exchanges in New York show quiet activity with bid and cable quotations in cents for major currencies. The report lists demand and cable rates for Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovak Jugo Slavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil and Tokio with varied prices. Montreal remains listed at 984.
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Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Bar Silver Rates and Money Market Brief
Bar silver in New York at 67 cents per ounce on May 31 with Mexican dollars at 61 and London reports showing bar silver at 35 1 4 and money around 1 1 2 percent.
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New York
London
Livestock market report from Chicago May 31
U S Department of Agriculture notes hog receipts 13 000 demand strong to higher prices 7 40 to 7 50 for top 250 310 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 3 000 steady to higher for fed steers and yearlings. beef cows and feeders down. Sheep and lamb market steady with fat lambs 14 to 14 75 and spring lambs 16 to 17 45. Idaho springers 17 45 top week.
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The
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Idaho
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Market Report from St Paul May 31
Cattle receipts 50 head versus week ago show fat steers and yearlings 50c plus lower, stockers and feeders down 25c to 50c, canners and cutters steady to $3.25. fat steers $7.50-8.50, fat stockers $4-6.75. Hogs receipts 500, about steady with good and choice hogs at $6.90 and sows $6.10 to $6.25. feeder pigs around $5.50. Sheep receipts none. spring lambs steady to 25c lower with best at $16 and clipped ewes $7.25.
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ST. Paul
The
Associated Press
Department of Agriculture
South ST. Paul
Denver Market Report Shows Steady Hog Values and Mixed Beef Prices
Hog receipts 300 steady with top loads $6.90 to $7.10, few light weights $6, packing sows $5.75, fat pigs $6.50. Cattle receipts 1,900 with calves at 50 for week, beef steers steady to 4 cents lower, stock cows steady to strong, top heifers $7.75, cows mostly $11 to $11.50, all Shorthorns prevalent. Sheep receipts 3,800, Texan direct packers and nearby feed lots, clipped lambs generally steady with top $13.75 and native spring lambs up to $14.50.
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Denver
The
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Market Report Portland Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Portland Oregon May 31 cattle prices show feeders and cows steady week over week with beef steers around 6 to 9 and cows 4.50 to 6.75 while veal calves fetch 8.50 to 9. Hogs see light butchers 15 to 25 cents lower with good to choice 160 to 200 pound hogs 7.50 to 7.65 and heavier hogs 4.50 to 6.75. Sheep prices hold steady with best spring lambs 10.75 to 11 and other classes 9 to 10.50. old crop lambs 8 to 9. Sheep ewes 4 to 6.50 and wethers 7.50 down.
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Portland
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ore
Spokane Market Cattle and Hogs Steady on Receipts
Cattle receipts total 6 with market steady. Prime steers bring 7.25 to 7.50. best cows and heifers 5.50 to 3.50. canners 1.50 to 2.50. light veal calves 8.50 to 9. stockers and feeders noted. Hog receipts 472 with steady demand. prime mixed 7.25 to 7.40. medium mixed 7.00 local ranges.
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Spokane
Market Report Livestock Prices Summary
Market steady with receipts of sheep and hogs. Prime lambs range from 9.50 to 11.00, fat pigs around 4.25 to 4.40, prime yearlings about 6.00, prime wethers 6 to 7, best mutton ewes 6 to 6.50. Sheep receipts noted.
Hogs and Cattle Prices Reported By Omaha Market
Omaha May 31 hog receipts 8000 active with gains to 10c. butchers 220 to 325 pounds 6.90 to 7.00 top. Cattle receipts 200 steady to lower on weighty steers and yearlings, top steers 10.90, choice cows 4.75 to 7.75, vealers 8.50 to 9.75. Spring lambs 25c to 50c higher. top lambs 16.75, fed lambs 14.40. ewes 6.75, wethers 8.59. week’s bulk prices noted.
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Department of Agriculture
Omaha
Fea
Butter and Eggs Market Summary
Butter and eggs receipts and prices from New York and Chicago show May day figures. Butter receipts 18 461 in New York and 36 556 cases in Chicago while eggs receipts 31 181 in New York and 36 556 cases in Chicago with steady prices for butter and eggs.
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New York
Chicago
Potatoes See Mixed U S Shipments and Prices
Potatoes markets report steady receipts with 35 cars in stock for Thursday and Friday totals of 895 and 655. New stock shows steady to firm values with Bliss Triumphs No 1 priced around 2.40 to 2.80 and Bliss Triumphs No 2 in Louisiana near 2.25 to 2.75 with most around 4.00.
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Chicago
United States
Alabama
Louisiana
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Armstead
Dale Mellen
Horse Prairie
Mary Judge
William Dunn
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Raymond Swartz
S. P. Nelson
Big Hole Basin
Lois Wheat
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Dorothy Blinn
Jane Boone
Ruth Gelhaus
Elkhorn Springs
George Rhino
Jackson
Walter Stamm
Argenta Esterday
Withriends
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Dorothy Swartz
Walter Swartz
Alfred Peterson
Blair Sprinkle
Ernest Nelson
McNary-Haugen Farm
Senator Lodge
Gaston B. Means
Daugherty Committee
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
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Coolidge
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Paiges
Grain and Stock Review
Logan & Bryan
National Convention of Manufacturers
Granby Consolidated Copper
Atlantic
Pacific
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Finlen
Montana
Butte Mont
Charles J. Kelly
James E. Woodard
James T. Finlen
R. W. Place
J. L. Teal
J. J. Burke
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
J. E. Stephenson
George WA. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Forsythe
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro. Bankers
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J. K. Heslet
E. J. Barker
DR. Lamb
Galena Butte
Mont
New Cunard
California
China
Palestine
Egypt
Frank C. Clark
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