Potential revival of Lewistown New Rockford Cutoff plans described
General state news notes a possible resumption of construction on the Lewistown to New Rockford cutoff south of the Great Northern line. The project would run from Lewistown east toward McDonald Creek, with tunnels nearing completion and several sections surveyed from Richey to Dawson counties.
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Eherhine' Ag Bem
Range
Rehoyth Gariela
Mecono
Dawson Rounties
Service Bureau to Supply Information for County Roads
Great Falls June 1 Compline information concerning the condition of county highways and nearby roads will be supplied by a service bureau organized by the Great Falls Commercial Club. Officers ask motorists garage owners and auto dealers to report road conditions. the information will be collected and published each Saturday for readers planning Sunday trips or outings.
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Great Falls
Mo Orista
Resignation of Popular Professor At State College
In Bozeman on June 7 the resignation of Prof B A Boddy of the English department was announced. He leaves to take on special work at the University of Chicago citing salary as insufficient to meet the rising cost of living. Prof Boddy, a well known and admired member of the faculty, has contributed widely to eastern magazines and held key committee roles.
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Bozeman
State College
Hoxe
B.A. Boddy
Englien Department
Duddy
University of Chicago
Montana State College
O'Neill
Christy
Han Bell
Northern Montana to be represented at special summer teachers’ school
Northern Montana will be represented at a special summer school for teachers to be conducted at the state normal school in Dillon. Cascade Teton and Jefferson counties are expected to send teachers. county superintendents have prepared schedules and selected courses for teachers attending.
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Medoo
Cascade County
Cascade
Teton
Hontera Hanting
Dillon
Schilling Tea Promises Fragrance and Value
Inat explains that tea strength comes from tannin and vegetable flavor, making the tea fragrant, full flavored, and invigorating. It costs only 14 cents per cup, cheaper than common tea, marketed as the practical economical tea of this country by Schilling & Company in San Francisco.
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Schilling Tea
Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Federated Club Women Set Montana Meeting Schedule
Bozeman June 7 Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs plans its sixteenth annual meeting in Billings June 10 to 13 with a central location and a full program. Mayor W Lee Maimg will give welcome remarks and Mrs P Reynolds the response. Speakers include Mrs Una Fran of Montana State University and Miss Frances Miller of Billings with a mix of reports, arts, education and health topics. A luncheon drive, banquet, theater program and library reception round out the social schedule.
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Montanae
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Billings
A. M. Crawford
N.yor
W. Lee Maing
Benaif
PB Reynolds
Pr Dent
Billings Womans 'Club
D. W. Agnew
Reat Walle
Unaffean
Women of
Montelege
T. A“ Grigg
Butte
State Federation
Paxson
T Federation
J.p.eilduft
Malta
Federation
J. M. Hutchins
Missoula
Drama League of America
K. W. Jamesson
the State University
Miss
Frances. Miller
Mae Garber
Department
Mirai
Charles le Sheridan
Library ‘Board
Libby Considers Public Playground Plan
Mayor H A Joughin advocates playgrounds to curb injuries. Grading work began on a South Libby playground with potential expansion to other city sections if successful.
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H. A. Joughin
Aurora
Council
South
State Auditor Warns on Treasury Stock Actions
The state auditor issues another warning to stop blue-sky style moves by George P. Power and others to block competitors from terminating contracts and withdrawing funds from the treasury.
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Treasury
George P. Power
Power Saya
Governor Appoints Board Members for Great Falls Agency
Governor Porter of Great Falls names two new members to the agency board and sets terms. The appointments extend the board’s oversight and reflect administrative reshaping announced in a brief notice.
Veterans welfare commission withdraws support for four agencies
June 7 report from Helena says the veterans welfare commission in Montana withdrew assistance for several months and cut salaries at four fee employment offices in Helena Butte Billings Missoula. The Helena office is nearly closed for now while arrangements are reviewed.
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Veterans' Welfare, Commission At
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Melena
Butte
Billings
Missoula
Provisions for Auto Tourists Detailed in Libby
June 7 Libby reports discuss provisions for auto tourists with a focus on comfort and suitability. June 7 HeleSa notes Frank Arno y Avingston aims to join the associate judiciary with a stated intention.
Modern Woman Like David Tarum Judge Says
Libby June 7 The modern woman is inclined to resemble David Tarum, said Judge Jr. Thompson in court this morning during the divorce case of Mrs Taonara Fewett versus her husband. The judge noted no evidence the defendant harmed the plaintiff and indicated a divorce might be granted if briefs are filed to support the claim.
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Libby
David Tarum
Jr. Thompson
Taonara
Sirs
Dewalt
Powell County High School Commencement Program
Commencement exercises at Powell County High School set for Friday evening June 10 in the auditorium. The program includes invocation by Rev W H Chris salutatory by Theodore Johnson piano solo Dorothy Colentan valedictory Charles Schurch Thelma Rule Helen s commencement address by Hon I G Toomey vocal solo Miss William Beaumont awards diplomas and scholarships list of class members Eleanor Bien Blaisdell Ruth Crabb Lillian Drake Helen Drake Lily Oliver Theodore Johnson Mozart Langean Charles Schurch
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Theodore Johnson
Dorothy Colenan
Charles Schurch
Deer Lodge Notes and Travellers at Start of June
In Deer Lodge on June 7 Miss Anne Guthrie and Miss Ornene Pollock depart for Hopkinton Iowa for vacation. Several visitors arrive and depart including Albert Galen, Sk Dyer, Howard Kelley from Seattle, Beulah Brown heading to Yellowstone, Marie Blackman to Nebraska, and 3 W Braces from St Louis. Court sessions feature Judge B B Law from Bozeman and attorneys Hiram Rodgers D H Morgan and John G Brown. Mrs F B Watson and children plan Seattle then California with Venice colony. precinct voting details for Eureka listed. Libby convention set for June 16 at Presbyterian church with attendance from Lincoln county. Fire in Trailville causes significant damage including machinery losses.
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Anne Guthrie
Orenne Pollock
Hopkinton
Iowa
Albert
Galen
Helena
Sk Dyer
Howard
Kelley
Seattle
New York City
Beulah Brown
Yellowstone National Park
Marie Blackman
Nebraska
W. Braces
St. Louis
B. B. Law
Bozeman
George B. Winston
Hiram Rodgers
D. H. Morgan
Anaconda
John G. Brown
E. Sackett
FB. Watson
California
Venice
Prohibition Agents Crack Down in New York Area
Federal agents report arrests of 50 alleged violators in recent days as enforcement tightens. James, a supervising prohibition agent, says about 79 percent of saloons posing as soft drink shops may close under the dry law.
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New York
James
Shoviin
Hundreds of Japanese Murdered in Siberia Confirmed
Honolulu reports the Japanese war office states that several hundred Japanese including women and children were killed by Bolshevists in the March 12 Nikolaevsk attack in Siberia. Russian witnesses corroborate the murders per a Tokyo cable.
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Bolshevists
Nikolaevsk
Siberia
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War Office
Tokio
Nippo Jiji
Price cutting hits North Adams clothing shops
In North Adams Massachusetts the price cutting movement touches men’s and women’s clothing stores with summer suits at 7.00 and spring suits at 12.75. Local retailers advertise broad reductions of 19 to 30 percent across apparel and shoes.
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Summa Uit
North Adams
Mass
Prospector Paths Open to Garey Lands in Helena
Prospectors may exploit Carey lands for oil as opinion by Jun Jay Tallman, commissioner of the general land office, is sent to Montana Attorney General S C Ford. A Denver letter from Brest-Litovsk era 1914 shows long transit to Morris Ginsberg, furniture store manager, with unclear delays and ties to a pogrom victim. Also reports the first twins ordained to Episcopal ministry in Cambridge Massachusetts, J Re and C Sell Moodey, sons of Joseph R Moodey of Morristown New Jersey, noted as local athletes in their native state.
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Helena
Jay Tallman
General Land Office
S.C. Ford
Montana
Carey Lands
Denver
Brest- Eitovsk
Morris Ginsbers
Gins
Ginsberg
Jacob Ginsberg
Brest-Litovsk
Breakfast Exe on Her and Waking Him in Bend Ore
A fragment describes a scene in Bend Oregon where a woman awakens a man with a peck on the nose after placing an “Breakfast exe” on her, then departs by way of the wine. The text cites McKenzie and a local sawmill figure Dieye in a propitious hour.
Train Stops To Save Woman And Children In Runaway
A Northern Pacific express near Winston halted after the engineer and fireman spotted a wagon with a woman and three children in danger. A brakeman and two passengers restrained the frightened horses and righted the wagon saving four lives before the train resumed.
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Northern Pacific
Winston
Clayson
Reseus
Graveling Streets Contract Awarded in Libby
The Libby council selects W Barrett for street graveling with a bid of 110 per yard for excavating and traveling. Total contract around $50,000 with completion expected soon. Competitors cite 7090 ftheapers in nearby bids and estimates for additional yardage and blocks to be graveled.
Colorado Farmers Forecast Wheat Rise and Corn Volume
Colorado farmers expect about 1.5 million acres of wheat this year up 50 000 from last year. Corn plantings are estimated at 975 000 acres, up from 956 371. Grain sorghums total 285 000 acres, higher than 255 805 in 1919, with sugar beet acreage also rising.
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Denver
Colorado
Shipyard Workers Picket Democrats in San Francisco
June 1 strike action planned by shipyard workers to protest the Democrats. M. J. McGuire of the San Francisco Bay district metal trades council says workers blame the present administration for their difficulties and seek a convention remedy. He alleges the government compensates shipyards for strike losses.
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National Democratic
M. J. McGuire
San Francisco Bay District Metal Trades Council
Wiggins Outpoints Moha in 10-Round Heavyweight Bout
Australasian champion Wiggins defeats Milwaukee’s Bob Moha by points in a ten round matchup. Moha failed to win any round as Wiggins displayed speed and control throughout the contest.
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Australa
Bob Moha
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Galveston Protest Over Martial Law Grows
Galveston Texas June 7 The city commission denounces Governor Hobby declaration of martial law as the greatest outrage against a peaceful community The commission instructs the city attorney to file injunctions to keep state troops from occupying Menaro Park selected as a camp site city remains quiet
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Texas
Hobby
Menaro Park
Montana oil used to dip cattle at Melstone
Melstone Montana saw a large cattle dip today with several thousand head treated using Montana oil transported from the Mosby Herd. Cattle were gathered from within about sixty miles as Melstone buzzed with activity surrounding the dipping.
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Mosby W
Mosby
Melstone
Primary returns tally for North Carolina counties
Returns from four counties in Saturdays Republican preferential endorsement tally as of tonight. Johnson 459, Wood 159.
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Aleigh
Johnson
Wood
Anaconda Hailed as Moonshine City in Council Remarks
City officials discussed bootlegging as a major issue with Aldermen Marchion, Christy, Kell, and McHugh. They debated police powers, arrest procedures, and funding including a high waterboard maintenance cost while addressing vacant questions on cash bonds and janitor ONeill's pay.
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Marchion
Christy
Anaconda
Aldona
Shion
Che Golice
Mecavitt
Trippettal
Aldiman
Pollew O'Brien
McHugh
Kell de Meluzh Bo
Gentlewomen Turn to Trade in Postwar London
The Daily Chronicle notes daughters of good families in Britain and America turning to trade as postwar incomes falter. Englishwomen seek furnishing orders and luxury goods during country visits, proving satisfactory for both sides as they push into commercial ventures.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Local man avoids punishment after police fade in court
In Colorado Springs a man escaped punishment after a court failed to enforce a beating sentence. Johnson was arrested for assault and fined but the order was not carried out, leading to his release upon paying the fine.
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Springs
Col
J. Dyneon
Johnson
Newark Romance Notes From The Widow
A Newark romance sketch describes a widow rejecting marriage proposals. The narrator notes social expectations and a public scene at a local playground as memories surface. The piece reflects community tone and evolving relationships in the urban setting.
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Enon
Wien
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