Citizens Rally Behind Campaign For Chamber Of Commerce
President Paul A Gow of the chamber of commerce returns from Western Washington and outlines a broad membership recruitment drive. He cites strong local support from nearly 2 000 members and notes the reorganization eight months ago proved successful. Senator Myers commends the chamber and Butte’s prospects, urging Montana interest and growth statewide.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Myers
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Miers
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montanane
Montana
Their Ambition to Help Firemen in a Local Tale
A muddled report describes children volunteering to aid firefighters. A speaker declares the group came to help the firemen, while the officer notes a lack of resources or readiness. The piece highlights community youth involvement and a surprised response from authorities.
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Bethe Tade
Enouen
Children’s Day Off For A Week Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a schedule change titled Children’s Day Off For A Week. The text mentions dampness and an attempted outing, with references to mothers and caves, but most details are unclear.
Rainy statewide conditions lift Montana crops
General rains were reported across Montana with dispatches from Butte noting rain at Helena and in the Big Hole country. The Montana Power district from Great Falls to Yellowstone Park recorded cloudy weather and improved crop prospects after a dry spell in Bitter Root, where heavy showers were welcomed. Great Falls reported a third of an inch in 24 hours as crops in the area show some of the best prospects in years.
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Butte
Great Falls
Montana Power Company
Helena
Big Hole
Yellowstone Park
Billings
Ana Gonda
Bitter Root
Mintosh Bound Over On Sale Charge
Defendant Mintosh bound over on sale charge after a hearing before Justice Buck. The case mentions Ae Rae and getter Metntoen in the context of a nuisance matter centered at 397 South Argonm Street. Nick Rotering is listed for the defense.
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Ae Rae and
Getter Metntoenie
Buck
Vcharse
Spain
South Arh Gonm Street
Nick Rotering
Kane
Montana Roads Improve Across State
Reports suggest Montana roads are improving with better surfaces, though some sections remain slippery due to ice. Observers note the Nimrod road completion and overall road quality compares favorably to routes in South Dakota and Wyoming.
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Montana
Judgment issued on liens for lumber in Englewood and Chelsea
Liens filed in the district against Interstate Lumber and two homeowners James Rogers and Charles Woodbury for lumber supplied to builds in Englewood and Chelsea additions. Amount totaling $124.60.
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Interstate Lumber
James Rogers
Englewood
Charles Woodbury
Chelsea
Bank Deposits Revealed In Widows Inquiry At County Board
More than 150 widows were examined by the county board in a probe of eligibility for aid. Two admitted bank deposits and six were sent for further investigation. One Austrian widow claimed $2000 held by her husband’s relative abroad, later given to a man who left for the old country. Several cases involved insurance, rent, and college support, with officers urging prosecution or further inquiry as needed. The room was crowded with applicants while questions gauged entitlement and potential misstatements.
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Board of County Commissioners
Old Country
Sullivan
Butte & Superior
Fabian
Bullock
Chamber of Comrete
Geagan
Cooney
Febian
Eppnant
Freu
Court hears case on wet pavement causing accident
Fragmented OCR text references a court case about a pavement incident and an accident involving a vehicle and machinery. Details are garbled but indicate an ethics or liability dispute and a sentencing or contending claims.
Premier Meighen Opposes Treaty At Conference
London dispatch reports Premier Meighen of Canada will oppose renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance at the conference opening Monday. He aims to denounce the treaty, citing opposition in the United States as a key reason. Addison denial follows chaotic briefing about cabinet posts and March removals.
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Meighen
Canada
Deg Mier
United States
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