Skalkaho Highway Progress and Court Trial Report
Ravalli County officials discuss a four mile Skalkaho scenic highway link from Grantadel to the existing road. Contractors Yap on western and eastern ends report about 70 percent completion with an August 15 target. A joint conference with F E Andrews and county commissioners is planned. A court trial at the public library features Gatense and experts testifying on a lame horse claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ravalli
Commie
Bioneers
Ananton
Skalkaho
Ravaili County
Grantadal
F. E. Andrews
Bureau of Public Ties
Maminiton
Chamber of Commerce
Merbert Haywars
S'Crawford
Miles Romney
Clifton
Appleoole
Anaconda
White, Brown & Leahy
CH. Stevens
Henry Lockridge
Victim of Huge Log Noted in Bitter Root Area
Dewitt Peyton of Bitter Root was killed when a log rolled down a hill at Sultan Railway and Timber camp near Oso Washington. Peyton, a deputy county official, was a youngest son of Mrs Arthur Blankenship and brother to Lindsay Adams of Spokane. The accident also claimed another man, with details scarce due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Dewitt Peyton
Everett
Wash
Associated Press
Standard
Arthur Blankenship
Peyton
Lindsay Adams
Spokane
Sultan Railway
Timper
Oso
Poultry Culling Demonstration At Bitter Root Valley Ranch
On June 19 in Stevensville a poultry culling demonstration was led by Harriet Cushman of Montana State College with County Agent L A Campbell assisting. At the Danford poultry ranch near Bitter Root Inn over 7 000 white Leghorn chickens are raised in repurposed camp buildings. About 32 poultry enthusiasts attended to learn culling methods and principles of poultry culture across five demonstrations in Ravalli County that week at Como Florence Upper Burnt Fork and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Danford Poultr
Bitter Root Inn
Harriet R. Cushman
Montana State College
L. A. Campbell
Danford Poultry Ranch
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company
Miss Cushman
Mise Cushman
Ravalli
Como
Floren
Upper Burnt Fork
Hamilton
Farmer Acquitted Of Cruelty Charge In Ravalli County
Lea, a leading Ravalli county dairyman, was found not guilty of cruelty to animals for driving a crippled horse on a milk delivery wagon. City Marshal Nigel Campbell testified, supported by Bert Gleason James Hooper and William Terry. District Attorney J.D. Taylor prosecuted. Lea defended himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breversy Tites
Vavia Lea
Ravalli County
Justice of the Peace
Nigel Campbell
Mr. Lee
Bert Gleason
James Hooper
William Terry
Darby hosts cheese factory study amid valley outlook
A Darby Chamber of Commerce committee led by FT McRae and Jem P Whyte toured Corvallis and Stevensville cheese plants to evaluate a potential 100 pound milk capacity Darby cheese factory. Nearby, Stevensville hosts a railway hearing June 29 on extending a spur line from the Northern Pacific. Berry picking begins around June 25 with 80 pickers planned and 12 carloads last year, while Ravalli County faces an injunction bid against Bitter Root Irrigation over a $150,000 bond matter.
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Darby
Tt Ie
Main Valley
Northern Pacific
Stevensville
Como
Derry
Charles Heights
Sid Ward
Flathead
Hamilton
Bitter Root Irrigation Company
District Court of
Ravalli County
George Walden
Seif
Tssue
Grasshopper War Plans Grow In Dillon Valley
Dillon reports farmers and ranchers mobilizing a persistent campaign against grasshoppers after a hatch of millions. County commissioners ordered poisoned grain to be scattered, mixing barley with banana oil molasses and arsenic to combat the pest on beach lands and fields.
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Dillon
Manhattan Club and Civic Groups Hold Meetings
Local society pages note the Baptist Aid and Woman's Club gatherings at country homes near Manhattan. Attendees include Mrs. Kart Truckett and Mrs. St. Benepe, with reports from the Eastern Star chapter and plans for the upcoming grand chapter in Billings.
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Manhattan
Cathol
St. Wf. Benepe
Mra
TT Benepe
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Lodge
Billings
Roy Sowles
Bozeman
L.A Copeland
and Peland
Howard Shadoan
Bridger
Butte
Donald’ Bridger
George M
Entre Nous Card Club
Nov Ranch
Eline
Billingsley Apent
Tatvingston
Mabel ‘Talbott
Hardin
Ana
Charles B. ‘Meeer
C. C. Seeley
Felenda
Vaughn
Bose, Min
L.A
Mre
LM. le Lacheur
Viola
Gerald
Christine ‘Stafford
Jana
Mra da
Currie
Freerick
Sre
J. W. Black and
Fetters
Florence Cousins
Emma Acker Ie
cQuntry
Red Yuint
Elizabeth Collins
Dil
Sessior Era
Lehman
Violet Colling
Louis Scollard
Dillon
Missoula
Lois Scollard
Arthur Nelson
D. Bi, Murphy
Daneel Minn
Hagriet Nelson
Sidney
Mont
Winifred Adams
Butte and
Hel
Frank Ulmer
G. XK. Clarke
Roseman
Tuestle
Mad Hatter Leads Dixon Grant To Big Story
Reporter Dixon Grant bets on Mad Hatter after overhearing a tip and loses but uncovers a major lead. He becomes entangled with a photoplay feature and a romance with Kirby Rowland as he pursues a career, while a kidnapping test his nerve and bravery in a tale of adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Grant
Mad Hatter
Bustner Walter
Immeriay Theater
Ie Nagptarion
Arthur’. Somers Rochen
Yening Post
Paper
Grant
Kirby Rowland
Ty Ivas
Ted
Janaie
Dincoverad
Cin Maatermars
Munich
Graduating Glas Begins Exercise At Aneconda High
About 80 members of the 1923 Aneconda high school class gathered at the Methodist church for a baccalaureate sermon by Rev C Bartlett. The sermon urged courage and duty as graduates enter a pivotal life period and begin careers, with musical selections by Watson, Johnson, Edwards and a choral group.
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Trong
C. Bartlett
Methodist Episcopal Church
BJ. Parks
BF. Edwards
Colander
HE. Watson
Hennry Johnson
Bart Jett
Ep Tne
Croatian Leader Dies After Lengthy Illness
Marco Kordic, known as Black Mike, died last night after a two year illness. A former smelter worker turned businessman, he lived in Anaconda for 13 years and was active in St Peter's Church. Visitation and a requiem at St Peter's followed by burial at Carmel Cemetery.
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Marco Kordic
Cro
Tris
Riv
Katherine Kordi
Mike
Anacondano
St. Peter and
Rt. Peter's Church
Armel Cemetery
Omester City
Unclear text historical note on local exhibit attendance
Fragmentary report describes Jimmy Howard and Tony Sneberger involved in a program near Anaconda Atch ic field with rain cited as the change in plans. Frank Sneberger and others from Helena were to assist in an exhibition next Sunday.
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Jimmy Howard
Tony Sneberger
Yenver
Anaconda Atchic Field
Plank
Sneberger
Frank Sneberger
Brothrete
Nerey
Anaconda Seniors Stage Wrecking Robert at Margaret Tonight
The Anaconda senior class presents Wrecking Robert, a home talent play at Margaret High School. Robert Quentin seeks $1,000 in six months to win $100,000 from a rich uncle and marry society’s belle after her family loses their fortune. The show promises rare local entertainment with other senior events following.
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Margaret
Theater Geere
Robert
Marga
Anacona
Trobert Quentin
Bob
Marest Society
Titles High School
Last Rites for P Levengood Pioneers Attend Funeral
Pioneers from southwestern Montana and descendants gathered yesterday at 519 West Park to honor Pater Levengood one of the early settlers. Funeral services were held at the Christian church at 2:00 led by Rev. C W Sorrel with a quartet and soloists. The cortege then moved to Hill cemetery for burial. Levengood was among the first to venture into the wilderness and locate in Deer Lodge.
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Rosa Lane
West
Commercial Avenue
Bature
Deas
Sedalia
Anaconda
Am Agel
Dent
Angeline Parker
Sedakin
Lane
Fay
Bessie Parker
Butte Grant
Chester Langford
David Grant
Sedalis
Ruth Mockings
St.Louis
Mo. Charles
Form Langford
Colored Woman's Club
Eastern ‘Star
Revere Ele
Hill Metery
Montana
Hill Cemetery
Charles Sparrow
West Park Avenue
Pater Levengood
Esteer
Christan Church
C. W. Sorrel
Charles Farnsworth
Mart. King
Charles ¥. Farnsworth
Roy” Sloss
C. A. Johnson
Churen
Teter Levengood
Deer Lod
Cable
Six Arrested Under Traffic Ordinance
Six alleged violators of the Anaconda traffic ordinances were ordered to appear before Judge Murphy. Police say arrests were made by Chief Cullen and Assistant Chief Beausoliel. bonds posted for several, including Sidney Allen and Jonas Jatter. Fuller and Reardon were among those facing speeding charges.
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Bix
Murphy
Hundreds Tour Barrett Hospital as New Structure Opens
Hundreds visit the Barrett hospital in Dillon during the opening weekend tour. The new facility, claimed as among the finest small hospitals, drew crowds Saturday afternoon and again today for inspections of the one hundred thousand daily capacity structure.
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Dillon
Butte Automobile Plunges in Warm Springs Creek
A automobile owned by Joseph Zachmen smelter foreman at the Pittemont Butte ran off the road and overturned in Warm Springs creek one mile west of Anaconda yesterday afternoon. The crash about 4 o'clock injured the car and fender windshield and left Zachmen with his young daughter and Steve Roth aboard. A second Buick car also ran off the road earlier, with no injuries.
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Joseph Zachmen
Pittemont
Butte
Warm Springs Creek
Anaconda
Anaconda Baseball Park
Zach Man
Steve Roth
Roth
Butte-Anaconda
Miles Crossing
Gregeon
New Screen Story at Bluebird Theater The Worlds a Stage
Elinor Glyn presents The Worlds a Stage at the Bluebird theater offering a new plot and vivid Hollywood life scenes. Dorothy Phillips stars with Kenneth Harlan and Bruce McRae under Conn Campbell’s direction as a stage star rises and faces disillusionment after a risky television? marriage. A Union Pacific rail agent lists Denver routes and Royal Gorge tickets.
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Elinor Glyn
Bluebird Theater
Nora
Dorothy Phillips
Kenneth Harlan
Bruce McRae
Conn Campbell
Fourth of July Plans Set by Anaconda Committees
Final arrangements for Anaconda's Fourth of July celebration are discussed at a 7 20 p m meeting of the general committee. William Ryan leads the information bureau and the American Legion delegates form the arrangements group. Proceeds fund a memorial for war dead. A second session is planned for tomorrow night with officers to be nominated and committee reports presented. The meeting closes with a smoker and tea.
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William Ryan
American Legion
Legion
G A R Ladies to Close Business at Anaconda Meeting
Members of the Ladies of the G A R Anaconda branch will meet Tuesday evening in rooms over the pay office to discuss state convention matters and close the year's business at the final pre convention meeting.
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Ladies of the
G. A Fe
Anaconda
Medicine Chest For Only 35 Cents
A newspaper advertisement touts San Cura Ointment at 35 cents and 65 cents with a money-back offer if not fully effective. It claims relief for bleeding itching and protruding piles, boils, carbuncles, eczema, totter, chilblains, and burns, and promotes San Cura Soap at 25 cents for babies and smooth skin. Thompson Medical Co. Titusville, Pa.
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San Cura
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
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Warden
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Dillon Bureau
Roscoe Cornell
Frank Andrus
Gilmore
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Alf Decker
Barrett Hospital
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San Diego
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Ribes
Great Falls
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack Keaton
Aperts
Dempaey
Texas
Manhattan News
Les
Eeeunds
Crandstands
Anaconda Department
Glas
Bartlett
Marco Kordich
Violet Marctre
Martha Alden
AM Ee
P.levengood
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway
Royal Gorge
Featuring
Edmund Lowe
Mona Kingsley
Neal Hart
Eileen Sedgwick
the City Drug Store
Main St
Hogg Transfer Company
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