Educator shortage cited by Montana chancellor
Chancellor Hott of the University of Montana reports a acute shortage of educators across eastern cities and state institutions during his return from a state tour. He will attend Montana board of education meetings and address the National Education Association in Milwaukee before returning to Helena for board sessions.
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Iena
Hott
University of Montana
Fanoeh Yin Wood
Dre Elliott
Minneapolis
Madison
Washington
Montana Board of Education
Bozeman “Agricultural, College
Milwaukee
National, Educational Association
Ite
Helena
New Corporations File Articles Helena June
The Dewey Lumber company of Polson filed incorporation papers with capital stock of 100000 in shares of 100 each. Rainbow Cash Stores of Havre organized for 20000 by TR Patterson, Robert A Patterson, and C C Johnson. The J M Baker company of Chow organized to deal in grain and real estate with officers D M Baker, Clara Baker, and D J Sisser. Fuglevand and Sundberg, Havre contractors, offered articles of incorporation. Withdrawal announced from undup Mont by Mountain Trading of Omaha Nebraska.
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Helena
Dewey Lumber Company of
Polson
Rainbow Cash Stores
Havre
TR. Patterson
Robert A. Patterson
C.C. Johnson
J. M. Baker Company of
Chou
Real Estates
Iving Dm
Iving Dm. Baker, Clara Baker and D. J. Sisser
Fuglevand & Sundberg
Undup
Mont
Mountain’ ‘Trading Company
Omaha
Neb
Philipsburg News: Local Visitations and Church Events
Philipsburg residents report visitors from Wyoming and Montana towns as families plan summer trips and a regional wedding occurs. Children’s Day will be observed at the Methodist church with a special sermon and program. Local court matters, Masonic meeting, and bank events are noted along with personnel changes at Granite County High School and a reception for the wedding couple.
Meanest Man Looted Vandal Suspect Sought
June 5 report says authorities seek a vandal described as the meanest man, a suspect linked to a looting incident. Sleuths follow leads as investigations continue into the case.
Packers Claim They Cannot Control Meat Prices
Elena reports from Madison County that Montana stockmen question packers claims they cannot control meat prices. A recent Diamond of Miles convention note prices may drop soon, while observers doubt the timing. The piece suggests future prices could rise or fall unpredictably amid industry protests.
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Elena
Tvestock
Madison
Montana
Miles
Gray
Tiymond
Cage
Doge
Huntiress
Tatchere
Livestock Commission Names New Secretary
Helena June report says E A Phillips appointed secretary of the Livestock Commission with V Raymond succeeding as member. J J Burke and Mitchell of Great Forest named to board. Decision follows Madison county business. term details and advertising extent of estray cattle discussed.
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Helena
E. A. Phillips
Ees
de W. Raymond
Montana
Brockerawera
Bank Shortage Charged to Ex-Gashier Wallin
In Herena June 5, officials report arrest of ex cashier W. J. Wallin of the Rosebud State bank amid allegations of a bank shortage. Wallin allegedly speculated in Texas oil wells and extracted funds, with figures around forty thousand dollars cited though restitution expected. The bank’s stability was denied to be endangered by the shortage.
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Gashier Wallin
Herena
Bank’ Examiner
Staf
W. J. Wallin
Rosebud State Bank
Wallin
Texas
Six Road Projects Put Up for Letting by State Highway Commission
Helena June reports six road projects to be let for federal aid under the state highway commission. Estimated cost totals around $120,600 with routes including Red Trail near Wibaux at 74 miles costing about $19,980 and Tongue River near Miles City at 4 miles costing $195,78. Other bids include Forsythe, Fergus County, and additional segments totaling several miles with varied amounts.
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Helena
Commission
Jone
Wibaus
Wibaux
Tongue River
Biles City
Siton
Fergus County
Granite County May Vote On Road Bonds
Granite County prepares for a bond election to fund highway maintenance and improvement. A committee will petition for a September 2 vote and seek county commission cooperation and support from the Drummond delegation.
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Granite County
Porter cautions on outside promotion stocks and mail sales
Helena June 5 George P Porter state auditor says he has handled many complaints but this one is new It involves a Butte broker who allegedly took $1000 from a customer for Texas oil stock and did not purchase the shares He notes his office lacks authority over out of state matters and urges thorough investigation before buying stocks by mail or outside promotion schemes.
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Helena
George P. Porter
Butte
Texas
Porter
Philipsburg drives for big Civic Club membership drive
Philipsburg promotes a membership campaign led by the membership committee chair Joe Ncharge and various district leaders. The drive aims to recruit residents and business owners, urging strong participation as a benefit to the town’s future and its business community. Membership fees range from 12 dollars annually for individuals to 60 to 120 dollars for corporations and foundations. The club, formed to advance local betterment, already yields visible benefits to the community.
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Philipsbures
Fanehers
Philipsburg' Ech
Suit to remove water commissioner in Dillon
Dillon Montana June 6 suit began before Judge Clark to remove Present water commissioner J D Berry on Blacktail creek. Flynn and Terance seek appointment of a new commissioner, Berry’s decade of service cited as satisfactory to many landowners. Helena attorney represents Flynn side. Also Elizabeth Sutherland conducts teachers exams at county high school for second and first grades. Monday June 9 city council designated cleanup day to improve city. Leonard Eliel appointed to complete term of Charles Phillips as city official. Council discussed cutting running expenses of city departments.
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Dillon
Clark
Virginia City
J.D. Berry
Blacktail Creek
Terrance
Thomas Flynn
Flynn Brothers
Berry
Attorns
Helena
Flynn
Elizebeth Sutherland
Paul Bros
Leonard Eliel
Charles Phillips
Eliel
Mr. Phillips
Lewistown News Briefs Include Accident Verdict and Degreed Events
A Roy to Lewistown auto crash injures Peder Hanson as Mrs Mabel O Bandbo faces a damage suit. A jury awards the plaintiff $0 75. Judge Briscoe grants a divorce in a Chil and Stone case. Rev George Hirst preaches the baccalaureate at St Jamies Episcopal. Graduates’ exercises set for Friday June 1. Mrs Fred Taylor Mrs Merle C Greene and Mrs Briscoe travel to Glendive for the State Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting.
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Lewistow
Lewistown
Roy
Peder Hanson
Auto
Mabel O
Bandbo
McGinnis
Briscoe
Chil
Stone
Selena Stonion
Ity
George Hirst
County High School
St. Jamies
Episcopl Church
Fred Taylor
Merle C. Greene
Glendive
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Defect halts work on Lima ditch project
Defective title blocks completion of a large irrigation canal extending about 16 000 acres. Ranchers believed their rights were ironclad but discovery of flawed ownership prompts immediate steps to clear the title and resume construction soon.
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Lima
Federated Club Women Have a Banner Day
Glendive Montana June convention day seven of Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs drew interest though no visitors were present. The resident was authorized to committee to perfect the erection of a memorial for Mrs T J Walsh wife of Montana’s junior senator. Dr Edmund Vance Cook addressed the group. Tonight the election of officers and next meeting place will be decided.
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Glendive
Montana Jon of
Mra
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Edmund Vance Cook
Big Timber Woman's club wraps up busy year
The Big Timber Woman's club met for its final business session before summer vacation after readings of president and department reports. Officers re-elected included Mrs. George Loasby as president and Mrs. Harvey Pound as vice president. Social events at Temple hall and Half Moon Park noted, along with a courthouse fundraising committee and a July Fourth fireworks plan. Nearby notes mention visitors, local social dinners, and preparations for the year’s close.
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Big Timber
Big ‘Timber
Sweet Grass County
Nummer
George Loasby
Harvey Pound
Sirs. Stryker
Livingston
Mabel ‘Ore Payne
Jumbue
Ron. Wolf
Half’ Moon ‘Park
Rangers
Pythian Sisters
Kensington
Temple Hall
Mea
C. Te Olmatend
Martin Crest
Reno Titensfeldt
Trower Jerome
Wile Mame i ‘Taylor
James Bonner
Helena
Mr N of
Rustlers Steal Large Band of Sheep
Report to the sheriff's office details 500 head of Blackface sheep stolen from Dixon Brown's herd in southern county. Evidence suggests herd dragged and moved about 30 miles toward state line. Sheriff Foxman observed en route. authorities vow to pursue suspects and recover the stolen livestock for the rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Sherif
Dixon Brown
Tolaho
Tay
Dr William C Payne Dies in Bozeman
Dr William C Payne, longtime physician, dies in Bozeman at his daughter's home on Grand Avenue South. Born November 7, 1820 in New York, he practiced in Iowa before moving to Montana about two years ago and lived with his daughter and grandson in Lincoln County prior to his death. His wife died about four years ago.
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Lam Clark
Mex
Grand Avenue
South
Dr. Payne
Lowa
Montana
New York
Lincoln County
Beforo Bozeman
Griffin Iso Ae
Bacaltown
Students Tour ranches studying cattle types
A group of Nozem seniors accompanied by Prof. TC Mec Bunbandiy toured Broadwater County ranches last week. They inspected cattle varieties and gathered data with students Cooley Anaconda Nelson Gray Whitehall Russell Davin Pole Horace Taylor Bozeman Renest Stanley Whitehall Willard Tobey Ish Wood Forrestone Ladin Mashin from various states. The trip proved worthwhile per Professor Ley.
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Nozem
Mec
Bunbandiy
Thi
Broadwater Cou
Cooley
Ley
Jardines Prepare Another 300M Expansion Ad Plan
The Jardine company confirms another 300 million expansion project as it advances toward full operations. Officials indicate ongoing development and expected commissioning within coming period.
Livingston Unions Propose Protest Over Roads Return
Local unions vow July demonstration joining craft groups to protest the return of roads to private control. They cite recent outrages in Los Angeles and warn authorities against delays in addressing labor demands and prison reforms.
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Livingston
Ans Proton
Shields River Ranchers Charged With Cattle Stealing
Prominent Shields River ranchers including Homer and Dean are arraigned for cattle stealing. They entered not guilty pleas. Floyd J. Kenney, a Shields rancher, acts as the complainant witness as the case sets for June 14 in the local court.
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Homer
Dean
Shields River
Floyd J. Kenney
Shields Rancher
Water shortage danger in Beaverhead removed
Disguised report states that irrigation water shortage danger in Beaverhead Valley has been eliminated for the near term. Officials note sufficient water for the summer unless heavy rain is delayed, with water released to the riverbank about six miles from the city.
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Beaverhead
Rae Deere
Orvane
Coxevna Hein
Local obituaries and notices from Livingston Montana
Mrs Charlotte Augusta Pickard dies aged 66 born Boston 1888 body to be shipped to Alton IL for interment Survived by daughter Mrs AV Brown wife of General Superintendent Brown of Northern Pacific Lawrence Becker solicitor of the treasury department arrived from Washington DC to spend summer at Shields valley ranch Harvat son of late John Harvat arrived from New York after army discharge served in France with veterinary unit Hutt of Pathe Motion Picture company arriving next week to Yellowstone park for pictures Rotary convention in Salt Lake delegates to tour park Hutt previously flew over Lassen CA for aerial footage Baker Park county resident died at Masonic here near Mel body lying in state Today laid in state by local Masons and Elk lodge Baker former grand high priest of Royal Arch Masons Ray Pierce son of Dr and Mrs Pierce left for Point to join naval reserve in the Shields and Yellow Stone valleys farmers say rain boosted crop prospects A drug bust ongoing. Husted store suspended by Sheriff McClarty over rent dispute with Hefferlin CP Burnett former state rep and Episcopal church linked to Missoula. Timber Livingston baseball league opening Sunday Strand Gardens and Robine Balls teams to participate Mayor Terwilliger to throw first pitch at opening. Varna case in district court over custody of two minor children.
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Livingston
Charlotte Augusta Pickard
Boston
Alton
John He Marvat
New York
Harvat
France
Histher
le C. Hutt
Pathe Motion
Picture Company
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Hutt
Livingeton Lodge of Elks
Baker
Royal Arch Masons
Army
Ray “Pierce
Pierer
Yeater Point
Shields
Yellowne
Husted
Sherif McClarty
Cr. Hefferlin
Meffertin
Park hotel and hosts keep doors open amid strife
A disrupted city scene shows the Park hotel maintaining operation while others near by close. Night events at the YWCA cafeteria and McDonald theatre building proceed as workers organize, with a roster of new members including Humphrey, McDonald, Pickett, and Kaiser. A June 7 meeting of the commercial sub routes is announced for those interested.
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McDonald’ Theater
Fol Boys
Humphrey Robert McDonald
Stamett W. Pickett
Chi Clifford J. Herreer
Harold F Kaiser
George M. McDonald
Je Iis
MM. Dugtee
Sid Willem
Smith
Gilmore” Carmichael
Berry
Dan Av
Nalid
Inger to Boghe Likely Ready Monday
A page 1 continuation discusses Balkan protests against League of Nations oversight over racial minorities and the Cieszyn Silesia settlement. It notes proposals to grant Germany economic advantages in Silesian coal, iron, and zinc to offset postwar losses, while maintaining Polish political control. The council edges toward modifying German treaty details without altering fundamentals and mentions Clemenceau’s stance and possible Brussels trip. Dalmatia's fate and Jugoslav claims are touched, with Italy favored for Dalmatia.
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Romania
Balkan
League of Nations
Vaderewald
Thi
Silesian
Biles Sia
Sarre
Germany
Clemenceau
President to Talk to the Park County Graduates
Livingston June 6 President J M Hamilton of the Hazeman state college has been chosen to deliver the address at Park county high school's graduation exercises for the class of 1919. Graduation is set for June 13 in the high school auditorium. The Rev Mark G Inghrar will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Congregational church on June 15. The class will attend the service at the church jointly.
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Livingston
J. M.hamilton
State College
Hazeman
Park County
High
Mark G. Inghrar
Congregational Church
Helena Commercial Club Reaches 1000 Members
Helena Montana June 5 The Helena Commercial club reports a milestone of 1 000 members the largest in the state The note highlights the growing urban business association and its influence locally
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Helena
Ruth Law to attempt transatlantic flight this summer
Ruth Law announced she would attempt a transatlantic flight this summer following Harry Hawker's plan to fly from Newfoundland. Canadian budget discussions noted in the House as ministers referenced state debt and the Dominion's finances.
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Land
Ruth Law
Harry” Hawker
Newfoundland
Incomplete Passage on Ocean Steam Rails and Sidewalk Safety
Fragmentary note from Populaire Mechanics Magazine discussing powered roads and rail switches. Claims OSR supplies propulsion and economic advantages over earlier rails. Mentions sidewalk discharge and passage for pedestrians, with unclear geography or dates.
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