Dam project eyed to irrigate 10000 acres at Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone Irrigation association plans a 40000 dollar dam at the outlet of Yellowstone Lake to irrigate about 10000 acres in Yellowstone county. Surveys will be conducted under the United States reclamation service. Funds are to be raised from Park, Sweetgrass, Stillwater, Treasure, Rosebud, Prairie and Richland counties. A bond issue bill of 20000000 is endorsed to form an irrigation district bond investment fund, to be voted on in November.
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Billings
Yellowstone Irrigation Association
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone County
United States Reclamation Service
Park
Sweetgrass
Still
Yellowstone
Treasure
Rosein
Prairie
Richland
Montana Irrigation Congress
Inaugural for New President in Helena
March 16 ceremony honors the university with Dr. Mott as chancellor appointing J H Kirkwood and Ralph Benton to represent Montana Agricultural College and the University. Both absent from the campus term on duties in California and Berkeley, respectively, for the installation.
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Helena
Dr . Mott
J. H. ‘Kirkwood
Neraity
Oing Fesearen
California
Ralph Benton
Montana Agricultural Col- Vere
Pissotor
Calle ‘Ornia
Montana
Davia
U Termia
Berkeles
Min Ide Wheeler
Staren 2
Salts 15 Fine for Kidneys Quit Meat
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flush and urine neutralizer. It urges meat eaters to take a tablespoonful in water daily to improve kidney function, reduce irritation, and prevent bladder disorders. It claims benefits for rheumatism, headaches, liver issues, and nervousness, citing lithia water as safe and inexpensive.
Sage on Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Color
An old time remedy, Wyeth’s Sage on Sulphur Compound, promises to restore natural hair color in gray or faded hair. A simple application through each strand with a sponge or brush darkens hair naturally, making it look thicker and shinier with multiple uses.
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Wyeth
Whaley Arson Trial Concludes Testimony in Missoula
In Missoula on March 16 the two brothers M. L. and GP Whaley finished testimony in their arson trial over a Stevensville fire in the Bitter Root valley last fall. The case to be juried by tomorrow afternoon. Court actions and closing arguments proceeded with speed amid cross examination. Twenty six witnesses, excluding rebuttal, testified. The alibi defense held by the Whaleys withstood cross examination.
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Missoula
Ioles
M. L
GP. Whaley
Stevensville
Bitter Root
Las Fall
Big Beaverhead Land Deal Details Large Irrigated Ranch Sale
Purchasers William McCarter and associates of Spokane and Ellensburg Washington arranged a substantial transfer involving 20 000 acres of irrigated meadow land on Horse prairie and a 15 000 acre irrigated ranch in the Biz Hole basin. The deal included 4 000 head of cattle 200 horses and substantial equipment.
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Ucestee
Biz Hole
Health conditions show improvement in Montana
Montana's general health is rapidly improving according to the weekly morbidity report of the state board of health issued today. The report notes a decline in all diseases, especially influenza, with many winter illnesses dropping out. Montana has recorded 6,165 influenza cases overall, 208 in the week, and most reports are saved as not more than 80 percent of cases originated during the week.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Health
Toall
Dillon News Briefs Hit By Theft And Weather
Friends of Dillon businessman June Rounds report a slight rally in his grave condition at a Butte hospital. A burglary at the Dillon post office damaged a door but left money and stamps untouched. Weather turns cold with a forecast of heavy snow. DinoMont Park to host a St Patrick’s Ball. Baxter-Tonney Orchestra to play. Hereford sale to showcase 184 cattle from 23 herds. Elks seek new headquarters in Billings. Stephen E Wimsett dies at 77 after 40 years in Montana. Clemency granted to Billings minor in theft case. Helena candidates file declarations for delegate spots. influenza cases down to 208, Montana health said to be good.
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Dillon
June Rounds
Butte
H. W. Luther
Cascade
Billings
Great Falls
Montana
Labor shortage feared across Montana state
Sheridan says demand for workers rises as spring nears and employment offices report steady job placements. Assistant federal director of employment notes Montana offices, under W. J. Steindienurat, can place most seekers but warn of an approaching statewide labor shortage amid incoming applicants. United States employment offices in Montana operate under supervision in Helena.
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Helena
Maron
Montana
Sheridan
W. J. Steindienurat
United States
W. J. Bwinjehurst
Fortunes Found by Missoula Former Mayor in Wyoming Oil Fields
Andrew Logan once mayor and postmaster of Missoula reportedly made a fortune in Wyoming oil fields after two years of work there. He sold holdings in Casper properties for about $200,000. Logan ran a blacksmith shop in Missoula, led the state smiths organization, and served two mayoral terms.
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Missoula
Andrew Logan
Wyoming
Tess
Casper
Wyo
Logan
Ume
Smiths
Big Timber News Highlights Local Social and School Activity
The March report from Big Timber notes Jesuit Father Francis Dinand and Rev Shea leading a Catholic mission, Roseman visitor AC Roecher, and a Masonic club dance. It mentions Ms. Lee and others returning home to recuperate, Miss Elizabeth Bing resignations, Armenian relief work, and about 30 basketball boosters traveling to Boseman for a game amid local police activity.
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Francis Dinand
Pilla
Shea
Clone
Yesterda
AC Roecher
Roseman
Vist
Aire Stimar Sotberg
Emil Frank
Itainea
Elizabeth Bing
Sieston Edmunds
Edmunds
M. Kennedy
Mra Edmunds
Park County
Bora Sureet Grete
Boseman
Rome Torson
Tearm
Judge orders immediate pool closure at Arlee Montana
Missoula March 16 Judge Dun can in the district court issued a temporary injunction closing the pool at Arlee Mont a portion Indian amid reports of gambling bootlegging profanity and fighting. The order takes effect at once and will stand until the matter is resolved in court. County Auditor Ethel Evenson returned to Missoula after visiting Fargo where her father A S Cobb recovered from illness. Deputy State Examiner Dawson reviewed city records with City Treasurer and City Clerk while county commissioners voted 2 to 1 against a 4700 appropriation for county agent and home demonstrator. W T Pollinger is county agent and Miss Inez Foster is county home demonstrator. The Missoula County High School trustees awarded William Pritchard of Missoula the heating plumbing and ventilating contract for the new summer addition at 19800.
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Missoula
Maron
Duncan
Arlee
Mont
Jude
Ethel Evenson
Fargo. N
A. S. Cobb
Dawson
W. T. Pollinger
Inez Foster
Misssoula County
William Pritchard
Marriage Ties Amelia Smith to Leonard Smith in Lewistown
In Lewistown on Sunday Mrs Amelia Fergus Smith and Lewis A Smith wed at the bride’s home with Rev RC Edington officiating. Mrs Smith is widow of Will Fergus a banker and stockman. groom formerly undersheriff now deputy, taking up outdoor work. Weather hindered stockmen as a light snow and wind prevailed.
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Lewistown
Amelia
Fergus
Lewis
A. Smith
RC. Edgington
J. H. Stephens
Stewart
Geolosis
Midwest
Oil field venture shifts focus to private offices
The text notes succession steps in a Wins business, with B M Harrison taking over te s from Denver and Mr Stewart resigning after a period with his company. A Windham businessman, Fugier, travels to Watertown to attract partners for developing the Lehigh Windham oil field, signaling ongoing oil development efforts.
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Winnett
B. M. Harrison
Denver
Stewart
Winsnott
Prince Line
Fugier
Windham
Watertown
Deer Lodge News Capsule Mixed Local Notes and Court Word
Mixed local items from Deer Lodge and surrounding towns include a Monday Ovando visitor, Mrs. Alan King moving, and a gambling conviction in the Justices court with $300 bond set. Billings reports Montana federation clubs seeking suggestions for state program and educator input for a June gathering in Helena. Memphis highlights cover a boxing match where Wolfe of Cleveland lost to Bramer after a sixth round knockdown.
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Milwaukee
Dia ‘University
Sirs. 8. i Carats Sucrnn of Meeale
Powel
H. Duffy
Anaconda
Alan King
Tex Movin
Ovande
Justices Court
Vafternoon
District Court
Moores Fonds
Rom Ovando
Memphis
Toda Wolfe
Cleveland
Harry Brainva
Wolf Bramer
Wolfe
Daylight Saving Opinions Ahead of Tonight's Council Session
Citizens and business owners along East Park Street discuss daylight saving. Western Hardware backs the plan while UK store argues summer hours benefit the community. Tom Goodman favors opening earlier for broader public good. Local shops claim potential increases in commerce and extended daylight after work.
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Western Hardware Store
East Park Street
East Park
T. Goodman
Tom
People’s Fruit Company
Park
People's
Local opinion split on daylight saving plan in town
Shop patrons and merchants express mixed views on daylight saving. Proponents prize earlier sunlit evenings and worker benefits, while opponents like Alderman Butterfield and local mills argue the change harms industry and lacks broad need. Franklin cited as historical proponent.
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Baxt Park
Brodie
East Park
A. Holmes
Hutte Supply Company
Aia
East Palm
Randolph Meat Market
Brush
AL Michards
Paul Leng
Wonder Clothes Shop
Park
New York
Hutte
John Gillie
Mines
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Tom Butterfield
Tam
Benjamin
Franklin
Dayliht
Wood Granted Two Months Leave for Presidential Campaign
General Leonard Wood today asked for and was granted two months leave of absence to pursue the Republican nomination for president. Maj Roger Bell will command Camp Grant, Illinois, during the absence, which begins March 20 and ends 18 days before the June 5 Republican National Convention in Chicago. Secretary Baker said Wood may wear civilian clothes during his leave if he desires.
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Wanrinson
Leonard Wood
Bell
Camp Grant
The
University professor speaks on new teaching methods
Professor Suwara Vises of Utah addressed Deer Lodge county teachers on modern ways to convey basic ideas quickly. He demonstrated methods and stressed engaging verb usage through games. Driggs cited laryngitis en route as the reason the speaker could not stay to discuss salary increases.
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Suwara Vsiges
Utah
Deer Lode
Tesson
Driggs
Anaconda News In Brief Highlights Local Birth and Games
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs Fred Moore of 617 Oak street. In a hotly contested juvenile basketball game in Daly gymnasium last evening troop No. 3 of the Boy Scouts defeated a Daly grade quintet 17 to 15. Miss Anna Laslovich and Mine Baa Grant of Warm Springs were Amanda visitors yesterday. Mins Grant attended the teachers meeting. Micky Campbell senior engineer on the Butte Anaconda Pacific railway underwent a serious operation yesterday at Butte hospital. J.B. Clifford state parole commissioner returned from a trip to Casper, Wyoming, noting booming business in the Northwest city. J. HL Dutty returned from Butte where he had an operation to remove a cataract from his right eye, expected in 10 days or 2 weeks.
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Daly Gymnasium
Boy Scouts
Daly
Micky" Campbell
Butte, Anaconda É Pacific
Esterday
Hutte Hospital
J.B. Clifford
Ines
Casper
Wyo
He Harts
Weoming City
Northwest
J. HL Dutty
Ee and Tutte
Sparrow Drugs Startle Local Bowling Bugs
Sparrow Drugs shocked local bowling crowds by taking two of three games at Teacher Alleys. The team posted a high single-game score in three years, attributed to a rival, while captain Cap Low celebrated with each member receiving a shamrock bouquet.
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Big C
Allxie
Ain Sparrow
Cap
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Daylight Saving
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Warm Springs
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