State Press urges Montana bureau to lure enterprises
The State Press from the inland Empire notes Montana’s bureau of agriculture labor and industry receives inquiries on best locations for diverse enterprises and incentives. It mentions Moore’s needs including a steam laundry a flour mill and a cereal products factory and calls for more industrious farmers. It invites readers to write to Helena and humorously mentions Deer Lodge and selecting an apple tree.
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Inland Empire
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry of
Montana
Moore
Bureau
Helena
John D. Ryan Elected Amalgamated President
Special from Butte reports John D. Ryan head of Anaconda Copper Mining Company has been elected president of the Amalgamated. The Montana business community views him as ideal for advancing the corporation’s interests in the state and hopes for his long leadership.
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Pony Xpress
Express
Butte
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Amalgamated
Gead
Montana
Ryan
H. H. Rogers
Ryan Picked For Amalgamated Leader In Montana
The Great Falls Leader lauds John D. Ryan of Montana as head of the Amalgamated to replace the late Father Rogers. Ryan is praised as a foremost mining man with broad grasp of affairs and a belief in industrial peace. His selection is seen as beneficial for Great Falls due to his local interests.
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Great Falls
John D. Ryan
Montana
Amalgamated
Fr. Rogers
Ryan
Alvaed
John Dp. Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Castro plans lawsuits against governments over breach of promise
The Forsyth Times reports Castro intends to sue the French government for breach of promise or similar misconduct and may target other governments if successful. He is rumored to have a large fortune hidden in Venezuela and seeks return to his homeland as dictator, reflecting on past choices.
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Forsyth Times
Castro
Venezuela
American consul general Wynne retires from London post
R. J. Wynne, American consul general at London, reportedly retires from the high position with a large salary attachment. He left because his children were likely to grow up English rather than American, a fact he could not accept as a good American.
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Kalispell Inter Lake
R. J. Wynne
London
Wynne
Optimistic resident praises rain for crops in Judith Basin
A cheerful passerby in the Judith Basin Star notes heavy rain on Tuesday brings hope for a splendid fall harvest. He claims the downpour is worth a million dollars to the country, praising the rain despite muddy streets.
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Judith Basin
Philbrook
Bitter Boat Valley Seen as Promising Future
The Ravyalli H lican notes a bright outlook for Bitter Boat valley with rising population, valued land, weekly rains boosting vegetation, and unmatched natural advantages, depicting it as a favored spot in a favored land.
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Bitter Boat Valley
Mathews Clean Up Effort Faces Law and Order Backing
Culbertson Justice of the Peace W. Mathews seeks to curb misdeeds among town elements. The Culbertson Searchlight notes the push and ponders whether it will gain sanction from the town’s law and order supporters.
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Culbertson
W. Mathews
Mathews
Judge Lawler Warns Against Insulting Questions in Graft Trial
In San Francisco Judge Lawler warned he would jail any attorney who addressed insulting questions to a witness in the Salhoun graft case. The tough line follows daily questioning deemed by some as insulting, casting doubt on what constitutes an insult under California law.
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Billings Journal
Lawler
San Francisco
Rial
Caliornia
Apple blossoms and improvised composing room at Powell County Post
In a sunny rear lawn by the Powell County Post building the newsroom room is set under a tree with movable windows open. Compositors work at eighteen hundred an hour while bees buzz and birds sing, imagining a linotype would end envy.
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Powell County Post
The Short-Cut Chap Threatens Local Lawns
A Ravyalli Hamilton Republi can column laments the seasonal grass damage caused by a persistent short-cut intruder who disregards keep off the grass signs. The piece likens the offender to a grass killer and a natural enemy of beautified lawns, noting there is no extermination.
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Hamilton
Kentucky rises to greatness with new whiskey claim
The Missoulian notes Kentucky has reportedly developed a chemical process to remove intoxication from whiskey without altering taste or effect. This would render whiskey nonintoxicating and avert a potential prohibition crisis, illustrating Kentucky's enduring resilience.
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Bluegrass
Kentucky
Sheridan Passes Park Bond to Spur Growth
Sheridan residents vote to issue bonds for public improvement, signaling civic pride and a push toward growth. The issue marks the town's first step in using credit to fund municipal development.
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Sheridan FE
Sheridan
Exposition Draws Vast Attendance for Reservation Opening
In Great Lue Kalispell Inter notes Seattle luck to head reservation of people who wake. The exposition opens the same year the Flat is opened and thousands expected to travel to register. Ticket holders will go to Seattle and complete the trip to attend.
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Kalispell Inter
Seattle
Rrea
Flatis
Steady Stevensville Businessmen Get Mixed Newspaper Support
Northwest Tribune notes Stevensville businessmen largely unknown to readers but quick to bite on outsider advertising schemes. It argues newspapers boost home industry and deserve legitimate patronage from local business leaders.
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Northwest Tribune
Stevensville
Growing town seeks church to serve newcomers
In the Chester Signal residents note a lack of visible church presence as the town grows. They urge immediate action to remedy this deficiency so newcomers have a place of worship to attend.
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Chester
Flies urged to keep premises clean in Montana notice
The Great Falls Tribune urges residents to keep alleys and backyards clean as the best defense against nuisance flies. It notes Montana does not suffer from insects as severely as some regions, but emphasizes preventive cleaning.
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Great Falls
Montana
Havre Plaindealer Reports Havre Baseball Team Formed
Havre has organized a baseball team with Arthur M. Gentry as manager. The group plans summer games with neighboring teams and will seek financial and moral support from local business leaders to sustain the club.
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Havre
Count Zeppelin Flies 456 Miles in 2 Hours Record Flight
From the Billings Journal report Count Zeppelin completed a 456 mile flight in two hours setting new records for dirigible balloons. The piece notes the recurring issue that he never seems to return to his starting point.
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Billings Journal
Count Zeppelin
Following control of dogs do why not control of cats
The piece argues cat owners are lax about letting felines roam at large, worse than dog owners, noting cats disrupt nights and sleep and do little useful work, challenging public tolerance and suggesting similar restrictions be applied to cats.
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The
Great Falls Tribune
Roodstiff License Hinted to Protect Song Birds in Great Falls
Damaged text notes killing of birds and chickens and suggests a Roodstiff license could reduce cat predation and raise songbird numbers around Great Falls. Implication is policy impact on local wildlife and community.
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Great Falls
Crystal Graphite Tunnel Yields Lynx Kittens
Charles Robbins, seeking graphite mine profits 18 miles east of Dillon, brought two lynx kittens he captured in a Crystal Graphite tunnel. He and Henry McClurg faced a hostile large female lynx. Robbins shot the mother with a shotgun, killing her. The two kittens, recovered in the tunnel, have become unusually tame.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Charles Robbins
Crystal Graphite Company
Hoe
Henry McClurg
Mr. Robbins
Dillon Notes Highlight Socials And School Events
Dillon notes cover Miss Helen Flotow leaving for university after two years on the public school faculty. The piece details a party at Mr. and Mrs. A L Anderson, a bachelor dinner for H T Poindexter, campus visit by first through third graders for the teachers, and return of Dr A R Martin from Denver. Also noted are Hazel Carruthers winning a Silver medal, Children’s Day at the Methodist church, Dr F M Poindexter’s medical meeting plans, Mrs R F White and daughters’ California trip, Mrs C W Robinson’s Des Moines visit, and James Quinn selling Lima hotel interest before moving to Canada with his wife.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Helen Flotow
Tpae
A. L. Anderson
Anderson
Delia Dorchester
Mabel Catlin
Bertha Malone
Bernice Meyers
Margaret Ross
Maud Stone
Margaret Jeffrey
Mary Innes
Edith Remley
Anna Patterson
Ross
Eleanor Poindexter
Carolyn White
Laugher
Risa Selway
Mabel Selway
Mabel Willard
Anna Willard
Cora Taylor
Katherine Leonard
Fannie Brown
Sadie Gracter
Grace Gracter
Jean Bishop
John Cox
F. D. White
Miss Flotow
Archie Main
W. A. Jones
Albert Stamm
Joseph Smith
Jack Bowen
Jack Noonan
J. E. Elby
Gentry Poindexter
P. H. Poindexter
Walter Poindexter
H. T. Poindexter
W. B. Carter
A. R. Martin
United States Presbyterian Convention
Denver
Montana
Martin
Hazel Carruthers
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Church
F. M. Poindexter
East
American Medical Association
R. F. White
Carolyn
Margaret
California
C. W. Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
James Quinn
A. Ss. Beardsley
Lima
T. B. Landers
Canada
Landers
Wanted bright boys to earn 3% to $5 weekly selling standards
Classified ads offer jobs and training in Butte and Salt Lake City areas. Listings include door to door selling, trade courses, babysitting and general housework, with several addresses and contact times noted. Some lines reference educational programs with weekly earnings and locations in Montana and Utah.
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Moter System
Front Ave
Spokane
Wash
Parson's
Sy W. Park
Butte
Rel Bray
Ind
Farber
Moler Barker College
Commercial St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Saipan Essai Dee Senda Tage
Strang
Mai
Helena
Mont
James Floyd Dies in Hamilton at 43
James Floyd a lumberman for the Anaconda Copper Mining company near Lake Como died in Hamilton this morning from an illness contracted in the camp. He was about 43, single, and had lived here 10 years. The funeral is scheduled for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
James Floyd
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Lake Como
Lost horse and jewelry notices from Butte Montana
A set of local lost notices lists a bay mare with brands and a lump on the breast, a Lady’s Gold Hunting Watch engraved Mother, a diamond stud, mink neck piece, small heart shaped gold locket and chain, and a Saturday bay horse with a S brand, offering rewards and return details to various addresses in Meaderville Butte and nearby.
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Circle O
Meaderville
Pease
Standard Office
Butte
Diamond Stud
Corner Park
Liberal
Charles Ek. Smith
Boucher’s
Park St
St. Patrick’s Church
Ind
BAY Horse
E. Galena
Reverend Mattie Calder Rutledge Circles in Butte
Circles Sundays and Thursdays meet at 739 Colorado Street Butte doors open for neighbors. S Main Street cars pass the house and services are announced by plain ind. phone 6271 for contact.
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Butte Furniture Exchange
Mattie Calder Rutledge
Colorado St
Butte. S
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Rombauer CO
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N. Montana
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Washington
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Arizona
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Supreme Court
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Homer
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Speedway Stables
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Divide, Mont
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Itte
Case & CO
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Zehntner Bros
White Sulphur Springs
Montre
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