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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1928

Page

10

Montana grain dealers hear Governor Erickson on wheat

J E Erickson outlines Montana wheat quality and marketing needs during the Montana Grain Dealers Association second annual convention in Havre. The gathering discusses grain storage and protein content standards while Lt Gov Foot addresses anti-discrimination laws and officers are to be elected as the event concludes tomorrow.

Havre J. E. Erickson Montana Rain Dealers’ Association Vention Andress T. J. Larson Outlook Jackson Montana Department of Agriture Helena L. A. Foot

Entering Candidates for Granite County Elections

On June 18 Philipsburg lists Inspirants filing for July 17 primaries. Noted are Democrats and Republicans contesting for Representative, Commissioner, Sheriff, Clerk and Recorder, Clerk of District Court, County Attorney, Superintendent of Schools, Treasurer, and other posts. Multiple names appear for each office across both parties.

Philipsburg Granite County Alex McKenzie Huffman John R. Page Angus A. McDonald Ben Conn Hughie R. Mellen Clydeen William Harris Ralph E. Williams D. M. Durfee R. E.hugh Jara BE Sidney T. Odgers John M. Warner A. Joseph McDougal E. J. Donnellly W. W. Shaffer J. J. McDonald L. T. Irvine J. W. Johnson F. C. (Buck) Cumming N. B. Ringeling R.H. McCracken

Northern Pacific Veterans meet on coast in Tacoma

Three hundred delegates from nearly every Northern Pacific airway station gather in Tacoma for the fourth annual Northern Pacific Veterans association convention. John Hoan of Fargo is chosen president for next year with A L Nichols Mandan as vice president and T R Sloan as secretary treasurer. M H McGowan St Paul is historian and George H Merritt St Paul and W T Nichols Dickinson are named directors for three and two years.

M. P Tacoma Wash Northern Pacific Airway Northern Pacific Veterans Association John Hoan Fargo N. D A. L. Nichols Mandan T. R. Sloan M. H. McGowan St. Paul George H.merritt W. T. Nichels Dickinson

Railroads Seek End to Wheat Export Rates

Northern Pacific Great Northern and Milwaukee railroads with Minnesota millers urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to abolish the export rate on wheat from Western Montana to North Pacific ports. R J Hagman of St Paul argues the three lines set the current rates and defended them in 1923. He notes other regions push similar rates and a general wave of claims may follow.

Associated Press Seattle Wash Minnesota Millers Interstate Commerce Commission Montana North Pacific R. J. Hagman St. Paul Northern Pacific Great Northern Milwaukee Helena Hagman

Engineers Work on Weak Section Arkansas Levee

United States engineers concentrate on a weak White river levee section south of Stephens to prevent further inundation of thousands of acres of cultivated land. Rain in upper river keeps high water from rising. 40,000 acres of timber land flooded. Total damage expected to be far below initial estimates of 100000 to 200000 dollars.

Associated Presse Newport Ark White River Stephens United States Jackson County

University of Montana to Open Largest Summer Session

The University of Montana will start its largest summer school with an estimated 500 plus students, about 50 more than last year. Attendees include women traveling from Oklahoma to California, and weekend trips to Western Montana sites are planned as recreation.

Associated Preas Missoula Mant University of Montana C. H. Clapp Oklahoma California Montana

Buenos Aires Opens South America's First Vocational Guidance School

The city launches its inaugural vocational guidance school in a milestone for South American education. Officials say the program will channel students toward suitable careers, with planned courses and counseling services.

Buenos Aires South America

Indigestion remedy praised as Milk of Magnesia

The article extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the superior remedy for excess stomach acid. It stresses doctor guidance, rapid neutralization, safety, and asserts a 50 year standard with a tasteless spoonful in water. It notes prices of 25c and 50c and cites trademark history dating to 1875.

Phillip U. S Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company Charles H. Phillips

Lindy Honored by Alma Mater

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, UW Madison alumnus, received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at a University of Wisconsin commencement. The ceremony drew about 1,500 graduates and 2,500 spectators, with many more outside, as President Glenn Frank praised Lindbergh for postflight deeds.

Associated Press Madison Wis Charles A. Lindbergh University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Glenn Frank Lindbergh

Beaverhead county primary registration totals decline

Beaverhead county voters total 3069 across 24 precincts for the July 17 primary, down 149 from 1927. Dillon South is the largest precinct with 447 registrants. Coolidge is the smallest with 10. Five Dillon precincts total 1575 registrants.

Dillon Beaverhead County John S&s Baker Dillon South Coolidge Dillon South Central Lakeview Monida Lima Dell Dillon North Central Bedrock Grant Brenner Barrett Bannack Dillon North Dillon West Bishop Argenta Birch Creek Glendale Polaris Jackson Wisdom Dewey Nicholia

Esteemed Lima matron Emma Gleed dies at 60

Mrs. Emma Gleed 60 a longtime Lima resident died suddenly this morning after a paralytic stroke at her home. The pioneer matron was 40 years a Lima resident and mother of Edward and Will with three daughters Mrs. Lou Barbour Mrs. EF T Franks and Mrs. Charles Reiber all of Lima. Her death shocks Dillon friends and funeral plans have not been set.

Dillon Emma Gleed Lima Gleed Edward Will Lou Barbour Ef.t. Franks Charles Reiber

Dillon to vote on school levy next Saturday

Dillon residents show strong interest in District No. 10 election. Voters will decide on a five mill special levy to retire outstanding warrants, in addition to the existing ten mill levy.

Dillon Dillon Public Schools

Bridge Floor Repaired After Water Truck Sinks

Dillon reports a crew freed the city water truck from a bridge near the Normal college where it sank Saturday. The vehicle was not badly damaged and a new floor was laid on the bridge yesterday for repairs.

Dillon Big City Normal College

Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Probate and Visits

The probate court admitted the will of Maria Barrett with Helen K. Bulger named executor. Local travel and visits include Henry Walters and Charles Murray driving from Sheridan with Verne Connell, and Mrs. John Sharkey of Butte visiting with daughter Mrs. Carl Hartwig, plus accompanying companions. Gene Hogan and Mae Belle Hogan, with college student Verne Connell and others, also counted among recent local movers and visitors. Leo Truax of Lima stopped by for a business visit.

Dillon Dilon Maria Barrett Helen K. Bulger Henry Walters Charles Murray Sherdan Verne Connell Normal College John Sharkey Butte Carl Hartwig Joe Keene Joe Burns Walterie Burns Gene Hogan Mae Belle Hogan J. H. Shefer F. P. Blair Grant Leo Truax Lima

Camp Fire Girls Seek City Help for Anaconda Cabin

The Camp Fire Girls of Anaconda call on residents to aid in building a lakeside cabin at Georgetown Lake camp. A 70-girl tag sale today aims to raise part of a $300 deficit after $500 raised previously.

Camp Fire Girls Anaconda Georgetown Lake Butte Marie Conley Rebecca Carey Ann McDonald Jess Monk Paul Everett R. A. Kelly Hugh Maguire Matt Kelly Sig Goodfriend Lou Bender H. H. Gee Theresa Mulloy Marian Fitzpatrick

Pioneer logger dies at Twin Lakes camp near Anaconda

Herman Johnson 78 a Deer Lodge county resident died last night at a logging camp on Twin Lakes road 13 miles west of Anaconda He had suffered a cold and is believed to have died of pneumonia He came to Deer Lodge county 60 years ago worked in Anaconda Mill Creek district and French Gulch later at Twin Lakes camp operated by Nels Pearson Survived by brother John Johnson of the same camp Body at P J Finnegan company's chapel Funeral Thursday afternoon time to be announced.

Herman Johnson Deer Lodge County Twin Lakes Road Anaconda Johnson Mr. Johnson Mill Creek French Gulch Nels Pearson John Johnson P. J. Finnegan Company

Delegates Arrive for Montana Christian Missionary Society Convention

More than 100 delegates arrived in Great Falls on June 18 for the Montana Christian Missionary Society annual convention running through Thursday. Rev. Glenn Hutton and Rev. W. A. Moore led the opening session with sermons and the president's message. Moore argued nature proves God and cited the firmament to show a Supreme Being presides over the universe. The organizers said the gathering is for fellowship and worldwide kingdom interests, not tied to any single group.

Associated Press Great Falls Montana Christian Missionary Society Glenn Hutton First Christian Church W. A. Moore Yakima Wash Hutton Moore

Kiwanis Club Night Observed With Statewide Participation

Local Kiwanis club held its annual Club O Night at Tourist park west of the city in conjunction with the international convention in Seattle. Anaconda club joined 1 725 other clubs in the U S and Canada for a 9 15 zero hour moment of silence and a reading of greetings. A Dutch lunch followed and organizers anticipate strong community support for today’s tag sale.

United States Canada Seattle America Kiwanis B. T. Asbury

Local Businessman Travels From Arizona to Anaconda Friends

J. Crowley, an Arizona businessman, visits Anaconda friends. A survey notes 117 tractors in Mauritius, South Africa, with 108 made in America. London residents wear ribbon dresses.

J. Crowley Arizona Mauritius South Africa

McCoy's Tablets Promised To Put Pounds On Boys

An old advertisement targets thin men and women urging rapid weight gain with McCoy's Tablets. It promises a full refund if users do not gain at least five pounds after four boxes for 60 cents each or two boxes for a dollar, with a health improvement guarantee.

McCoy Sparrow Pharmacy America

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