Cattle Fat Production Records In May In Bitter Pot Valley
May reports from the Bitter Pot Valley Cow Testing association show Floyd County cows exceeding 40 pounds of butterfat with record highs. Billie Ann Krorndyke’s Ford & Hollister herd leads with 90 pounds, followed by De Kol, Sorenson, McKillop, and Hartson in the top standings. Average milk per cow rose to 778 pounds. overall test results cover 96 herds and multiple Holstein Jersey and Guernsey entries across Hamilton, Corvallis, Stevensville, and Hamp ton.
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Mamilton
Robert F. Gaasiaas
Bitterpot Valley Cow Testing Association
Billie Ann Krorndyke
Ford & Hollister
Darby
Tobie Glen de Kol
I. Hartson & Sons
Hamilton
Doe
T. L. Sorenson
Dresser & Bailey
Hampton
J. W. Randles
Ed Wren
David Lea & Son
Stevensville
Daniele
Corvailis
C. J. Hartson
D. C. Gray
T. S. Sorenson
Thresaci & Bailey
Archie McKilop & Son
Frost and Daughter
Corvallis
E. F. M Hamilton
Forest Bellers
J. W. Randies
A.F. Kurtz
Dreese & Larry
R. KH. Daniels
E. KR. White
Phillipsburg Bureau Early Day Settler Ques in Washington Philipsburg
S A Kelly a former Philipsburg resident and rancher died at Le Ban Washington yesterday. He had lived in the district over 40 years before moving to Washington eight nine years ago and visited Philipsburg often. Surviving are his widow and children Dan Birmian Mrs Percy Meriftield and Joseph Car of Butte.
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Philipsburg
S. A. Kelly
le Ban
Waeh
Washington
Dince
Dan Birmian
Percy Merifield
Joseph Carpf Butte
Prospector Thomas Fisher's Body Sent to St Louis
The body of Thomas Fisher pioneer prospector who died in Deer Bodee was shipped to his sister in St Louis. Local Masons arranged the arrangements and details. The original plan to bury him at Drummerd was abandoned at his request for shipment to St Louis.
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Philipsburg
Thomas Fisher
St. Louis
Masons
Missoula Students Preparing for Finish at State University
Missoula students prepare for commencement events at the State University of Montana. President C H Clapp will address baccalaureate services at the Presbyterian church. Dr Watkins selects Culture and the Future of American Civilization for the Monday commencement address. Senior alumni night debuts this year with a university band concert on oval Saturday. After Up With Montana, the band will lead a procession to the gym where Alva Baird will welcome the senior class into alumni status, followed by Otis O Benson. A dance caps the celebration.
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As Oval
Montana
Alva Baird
Snior
Alumnii Association
Otis O. Benson
Jar
Weather Fragment Reports Mixed Temperatures and Rain
A scrambled passage notes temperatures around 40 and scattered percentages with mentions of rain. It references distant regions including the Rockies and Northwest, Brita Columbia, and general weather patterns though details are obscured.
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Rockies
Columbia
Frances in granted decree of divorce in district court
Frances in received a decree of divorce after failing to provide necessary support. The court action occurred in the district court, marking a notable event in this section’s local history.
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Ny —Davter
Associated Press
Frances In
Dames FF
Ipeland
Eare
Beaverhead County Wool Clip Begins at Dillon Warehouse
Beaverhead county’s 1924 wool harvest starts flowing into Dillon’s large wool warehouse operated by the First National Bank. The weekly arrival grows as shearing starts across the county with several outfits already bringing in fleece, including the P. and O Livestock Co. under W. W. Hawkins supervision.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
First National Bank
W. W. Hawkins
P. & O. Livestock Co
Funeral for Mrs. John H. Butner Conducted at Presbyterian Church
The funeral of Mrs. John H. Butner was held at 4 p.m. at the Presbyterian church with the Fastern Star conducting. Interment occurred at Mountain View cemetery. She died at 5:34 p.m. yesterday at Sarrett hospital after a brief illness. a Dell resident for years, she left many friends. Beavers defeat Collegians 7 to 4 in city league baseball. Vandergrift and Dennis pitched, two home runs featured the game.
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Beavers
Collegians
Dillon
Normal College Mine
Dennis
Vandergrift
Dillon News Notes Headline Roundup
Dillon residents and visitors frequent the column as John Mullen from Armstead and J J Brown of Polaris call on friends and business matters. Travelers include W E Liord from Butte and Parke Scott from Armstead with Noby Nyhart Twin Bridges rancher in town. Local professionals Dr Dunlap Anaconda and H G Williams Wisdom also appear.
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Dillon
John Mullen
Armstead
W. E. Liord
F. D. Knotts
Butte
H. G. Davis
Big Hole Basin
A. J. Wedium
Bernice
Long Beach
Cal
J. J. Brown
Polaris
J. D. Harrison
Grasshopper
W. W. Pennington
Parke T. Scott
Darnd Nyhart
Twin Bridges
J. M. Biggerman
Deer Lodge
E. Vallentine
Lima
Joe Metlen
Horse Prairie
H. G. Williams
Wisdom
Dr. Dunlap
Anaconda
Dilfon
Carl Hansen
W. A. Armitage
Montana Delegates Instructed For Wheeler Dixon
The Montana delegation to Cleveland and New York is directed to vote for Senator B K Wheeler and Governor Joseph M Dixon for vice president. Wheeler received 428 write ins and Dixon 3234 on the recent primary. Walsh had 292 votes for vice president. both presidential nominees appeared but none challenged Coffin and McAdoo. Delegates to be canvassed tomorrow with Republican preference due to the convention. Many delegates have left for the East with instructions to withhold election certificates.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Cleveland
New York
B. K. Wheeler
Joseph M. Dixon
Wheeler
Dixon
J. Walsh
Coniffge
W. 4
McAdoo
Repubiican
East
Cline 10 Held As Alleged Robber Great Falls
June 5 Whitey Cline, linked to a widespread bank robbery gang, is jailed in Minot awaiting Canada’s extradition to Vancouver for Ladner bank robbery trial. Walker Owen heads the case. 14 gang members were nabbed last winter with $890,600 recovered.
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Great Falls
Whitey” Cline
United States
Canada
Minot
N. C
Veancourver
B. C
Ladner
Havre
Salt Lake
Johnny Reid
John Wilson
Cascade County
Reid
Foremost Bank of
Alberta
Ladner Bank
Vanecouver
Bob Gordon
Assinniboine Fort
Vancouver
Lethbridge
Wilson
St. Paul
Chicago
J. W. “Dad” Marshall
Clineaz
Anaconda Junior Promenade Plans Completed
The Anaconda high school junior class completes elaborate prom plans at Washoe park pavilion tonight with 400 invitations and visitors expected. Henie Hisen’s six piece orchestra will perform as the grand march opens at nine. Class officers and decoration and dance committees coordinate the event with patrons and patronesses listed.
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Anaconda
Washoe Park Pavilion
Henie Hisen
Walter Dougherty
Jack Tucker
Mary Martin
Gladys Horvath
Burdick Lewis
Alice Kelly
Madaline Barnes
Alice Gorr
Ns. J. Stevens
W. KK. Dwyer
S D. Rice
B. H. Jennings
George C. Jackson
Day in Washington Reports on 1920s Congress and White House
The House approves a 165 million high ways bill and farm relief, but farm relief is dropped for this session. President Coolidge speaks to real estate boards. The House advances a prohibition bureau bill for treasury control. Senate passes naval construction measures and a ruling on Ohio Daugherty litigation moves toward the Supreme Court. Burdened by Daugherty probe debates, former Attorney General Dauherty faces criticism.
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Dauherty
Senate
Brookhart
Daugherty
Man Receives Arm Skin Lids After Factory Explosion
An explosion at a munitions factory in England left a man unable to close his eyes for six years. Surgeons created new eyelids from skin taken from his arm, restoring eye closure and function.
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England
Senator La Follette Introduces Campaign Spending Committee
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, a Republican, introduced a resolution to appoint a special Senate committee to sit during the presidential campaign and monitor political candidate expenditures.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Japanese Flyers Killed at Yokosuka Naval Base Air Disaster
AP reports six officers and crew aboard a hydro airplane at Yokosuka base died or were injured when the fuel tank exploded. The F-5 hydroplane crashed from about 66 feet, tumbling into rocky hills surrounding Tokyo Bay.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Yokosuka Naval Base
Tokio Bay
Naval Base
Denmark Processes About Nine Million Matches Yearly
Denmark handles nearly 8.9 million matches annually, reflecting a high level of activity in its matchmaking or pairing system. The figure underscores sustained demand and operation scale across sectors relying on matching services.
Notable Crowe at Graduation
Central high school in Butte closes with a grand Catholic graduation for the class of 1924. Dignitaries including Bishops Tief Glass Cantwell Carroll attend as diplomas, medals and state prizes are awarded to students across General Commercial Classical Scientific and Music departments.
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Francis Tief
Kansas
Jos. S. Glass
Salt Lake
Cantwell
Bishop Carroll
Helena
Central
Butte Central
Butte
Carroll
St. Helena’s
Los Angeles
Bishop Cantwell
Christian Brothers High
Leonard
Albert Haskell
Jane Monahan
John Hi. Golden
Bernard M. Harrington
Walter John McNally
Thomas Francis O'Rourke
Emimet Rodgers
John Joseph Sullivan
Michael Emmet Sullivan
Catherine M. Boyle
Catherine Angela Brennan
Helena Eustasia Brett
Margaret Carney
Margaret V. Crowley
Margaret Cummings
Mae Foote
Margaret Marie Haggerty
Catherine E. Harrington
Julia T. Harrington
Elizabeth N. Harrington
Lemoine M. Harrington
Gladys KE. Harrington
Elizabeth J. Healy
Lillian M. Hogan
Frances M. Holland
Isabelle G. Lester
Anna FR. Monahan
Dorothy Mondlock
Florerice Murphy
Lenore Mary O’ Brien
Lillian Mary O'Brien
Kathleen Cecelia O'Leary
Catherine Marie O'Neill
Elizabeth M. Olson
Mary ¢. Roche
Josephine V. Bullivan
Maymond Cashell
Nell P. Croni
Florence K. Gilmore
Mildred Leary
Mary Margaret Lynch
Frances Cecelia Moran
Mary Brigid Meenan
Juanita Lorraine Murray
Kathleen May Mulholland
Cecelia Elizabeth Murphy
Martha V. McLaughlin
Mary Klane O'Connell
Margaret Mary Sullivan
Henry Edward Downs
John Henry Golden
James Matthew Grant
Albert Joseph Haskell
John Dennis Keyes
John Francis Lenahan
Thomas Joseph Lanphier
Joseph P. Monahan
Appendicitis Warning Signs From Digestive Troubles
Article notes that appendicitis often follows stomach trouble and heartburn. It cautions readers to recognize indigestion as a predisposing factor and promotes Smith Brees t As. C. stomach treatment with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
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Smith Breest As. C
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Proven Beneficial
A nationwide canvass of 121000 purchasers reports that 98 of 106 women benefited from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The notice urges every sick woman to give the remedy a fair trial as a successful treatment.
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Lydia KE
Pinkham
Ady
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Missoula
Bllon Bureau
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Max Holz
CLINE
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Madsen
Echo Lake
Lloyd Madsen
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Boy Scouts
Seoul
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Coolidge
National Association of Real Matate Boards
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Denmark
Walter Sutter
Elizabeth
N. J
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Semeur Wright Maly
Tacoma
Episcopal School
Annie Wright Seminary
Puget Sound
Adelaide
B. Pretton
Crowe
Broadway
Mount St. Charlies
Father Leonard
Central High School
We of
Montana Catholic College
Mount St. Charles College
City Drug Store
Crane
Standard Publishing Co
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