Billings Officer Injured In Pearl Harbor Seaplane Crash
Lieut James Shoemaker from Billings Montana sustained facial injuries and possible eye damage when his seaplane flipped after hitting water during maneuvers near Pearl Harbor. He serves aboard the USS Pennsylvania and is active in Montana politics and business circles.
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James
Pearl Harbor
James Shoe
Billings
Mont
James Shoemaker
Haiian Islands
James A. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Montana
Elena
Big Jim” Shoemaker
Lewis
Clark County
Helena
Bilgs
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
T. J. Walsh
Ie Naval Air Service
Temperature Ranges and Weather Update Across Cities
The bulletin lists high and low temperatures for Western states and cities including Los Angeles New York San Francisco Seattle Milwaukee and Minneapolis with highs around mid 60s to low 70s and lows in the 40s to 50s. A low pressure system over Alberta and the northern Rockies weakens with eastern movement, while Pacific coast highs shift toward Montana and Wyoming bringing unsettled interior weather and no significant rainfall except along the coast. Temperatures trend cooler in Western Montana and Wyoming compared with Thursday.
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Associated Press
WES
Itteesecessens
Mewretty
I Mobo Sc
Angeles
York
Ceeesseess
POE
Ioc Cic
Francisco
Seattle
Millston
Alberta
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Remains of Hulda Casey at family home to funeral
The remains of Hulda Casey are at the family home 320 East Granite Street and were moved Sunday noon to Orman and Reed funeral home for services at an unspecified hour. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Frances Kitchen aged 58 died yesterday morning, remains at the funeral home for Monday service at 2 o'clock with interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchen
Frances Kitchen
Orman and Reed Funeral Home
Mount Moriah
Stevenson Floyd infant obituary notice
Floyd Stevenson born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Stevenson died yesterday at two months old. The funeral to be held this Saturday at 3 30 PM from the residence of Mr and Mrs J W Redmond 1328 an avenue with services by Rev Charles F Wolfe. Interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Floyd
Floyd Stevenson
J. W. Redmond
Charles. F. Wolfe
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Funeral for Anna Josephine ONeill
The funeral of Anna Josephine ONeill four months old will be held from the parents home at 2 o'clock this Saturday afternoon. Interment will follow in Holy Cross cemetery.
Seventy students on honor roll at State Normal College Dillon
May 1 report lists seventy honor roll students from across Montana. Students must earn more than two honor points per credit to qualify, with names including Margaret Arthur Great Falls and Ruth Landers Great Falls among others.
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Butte
Jessie Cambron
Harlowton
Ruby Caple
Hamilton
Ruth Schuettler
Geneseo
Ill
Jean Houle
Chinook
Bess Davis
Leo DeCelles
Ruby Grant
Dillon
Lydia Ven Hyning
Lewistown
Margaret Adair
Suffolk
Jessie Corn
Superior
Marie Emerson
Ruth Gribble
Lilyan McCanna
Frances For
Inverness
Bernice Knoepke
Moccasin
Tekla Kraftenberg
Armington
Zac Logan
Billings
Walter Johnson
Glendive
Elizabeth Collins
Manhattan
Cecelia Hutcheson
Great Falls
Myrtle Nordwick
Dowd
Pearl Swanson
Saco
Jessie Barber
Lloyd
Violet Brady
Wilsall
Florence Kinder
Fort Benton
Ruth Landers
Wm. McMaster
Helena
Rose Miller
Melvin Nelson
Outlook
Margaret Olson
Hinsdale
Elma __ Peterson
Dooley
Jacob Ruppel
Twin Bridges
Catherine Thomas
Elizabeth Williams
Cascade
Irene Walden
Delphene Wolfe
Glasgow
Jeanette McDowell
Terry
Amelia Sievert
Bozeman
Ruth Hier
Jessie Somerville
Livingston
Anna Helland
Ida Helland
Elsy Johnson
Bea Berry
Havre
Enid Everett
Wolf Point
Cecelia Leary
Ethel Seaver
Nellie Merrick
Dorris Everett
Death of Mrs. Martha Martin. longtime Dillon matron
Mrs. Martha Martin 65 longtime Montana resident and Dillon matron died after a lingering illness. Born Nashville Tennessee November 14 1859 she lived in Montana over 30 years residing in Dillon since 1901. She survived by sons Harry and Charles Martin with Charles at Deer Lodge state prison. Funeral tomorrow at the Martin residence with Rev E J Groeneveld officiating. interment Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Martha Martin
Montana
Deer Lodge
Montana Presbyterian College
Harry Martin
Charles Martin
Martin
South Idaho Street
E. J. Groeneveld
Butte
Mountain View
Funeral for Miss Cora V. Taylor in Dillon
Miss Cora V. Taylor dies Tuesday at Barrett hospital. Her funeral at 2:30 PM at HB L Poindexter home on South Idaho Street drew hundreds of friends. Rev. E B Hurley led services with choir and pallbearers named. Burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Dillon
Cora V. Taylor
Barrett Hospital
HB. L. Poindexter
South Idaho Street
EB. L. Hurley
the Baptist Church
Jean Bishop
H. H. Bates
P. Thomas
F. H. Bimrose
Montana Gilbert
Francis Tonrey
Lambert Eliel
Charles Burden
W. C. Jennings
J. F. Wiksdal
John Neil
Mountain View
Two Records Fall At Dillon School Track Meet
Dillon public schools held their annual meet at the new athletic field. Henry Hignight in eighth B class cleared 9 feet in pole vault and ran 2:21 in the half mile, breaking records as the sixth A class won with 118 points among 15 events for boys and girls. Awards included ribbons blankets and trophies.
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Dillon
Dillon Public Schools
Henry Hignight
Roe Ben Ae
Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Visits
Dillon on May 1 reports Mrs. J. J. Brown visiting from Polaris. Harry Helming of Wisdom attends to business matters in town. John Carroll returns to his ranch.
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Big Hole Basin
al Lohr
Dillon
Illinois
Martin Jackson
Jackson
Mary Harris
Butte
John Brundage
Centennial Valley
Farmer Smith
Monida
Ross Nay
Grasshopper Valley
Nap Goyer
Millpoint
Bob Hildreth
Upper Medicine Lodge
J. J. Brown
Polaris
Harry Helming
Wisdom
John Carroll
Dillon Man Named Chief Office Deputy to State Game Warden
J W Carney known as Jack leaves Dillon for Helena to begin duties as chief office deputy to the state game warden Robert Hill appoints him. Carney previously served as deputy game warden in Dillon and the Carneys will relocate to Helena later as Mrs Carney plans to move.
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Dillon
J. W. Carney
Jack
Helena
Carney
Robert H. Hill
C. A. Jakaways
Stevensville Notes Reflect Local Visits and Outing
May 1 Stevensville notes report Morris and Floyd St John returning from Missoula where they visited the State university pharmacy program. High school seniors hosted juniors at a senior outing. Mrs Clarence Hamm of Rock Creek visits her mother Mrs Homer Smith.
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Stevensville
Morris
Floyd St. John
Missoula
Pharmacy
The
State University
Clarence Hamm
Rock Creek
Homer Smith
R. A. Stratton
St. Paul
A. J. Hoar
G. Morrell
Hamilton News Notes
Darby Dispatch editor H Mcrae visited Hamilton after a business trip east. Local residents and visitors share travel, health, and family news including returns from Missoula and Darby, a horse accident injury, and an expected move to Divide. A deed for an 80 acre tract near Hamilton was filed by J B Taylor to W I Moody.
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Hamilton News
Hamilton
KE. H. McRae
The
Darby Dispatch
DP. L. Howard
Etta
Zella
Missoula
Richard Dwyer
Robert
Garden City
H. J. Swan
John Brickley
Charles Brickley
Darby
L. Wood
Grantsdale
M. Gere
J. B. Taylor
W. I. Moody
Fred
Edwards
Sula
Lewis
Sidney
Rye Creek
S&s
Marie Mackay
C. L. Fowler
Montana Usual Dairy Loan Association
Corval
B. J. Smyth
Corvallis
Emmet Smyth
Seattle
Ruth Sutherland
Corvallis High School
Salmon News Notes from Salmon Idaho May 1
Ray B Wicknah returned from Philipsburg Montana. The high school glee club presented Mamzelle Taps to capacity crowds. Mrs Margaret Mahaffey visited from Oakland. L T Ramsey dealt with court matters. Susan Clark drove in from Mackay for business. Snow on Willow Creek summit reported. D L Nichols spent the week in Salmon with family. The body of Frank Sternburg slain by a Ramshorn mine rock slide was brought to Salmon.
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Salmon
Idaho
Ray B. Wicknah
Philipsburg
Mont
Glee Club
Mamzelle
Claude Coyle
Margaret Mahaffey
Oakland
James
L. T. Ramsey
Lemhi
Susan Clark
Mackay
Willow Creek
D. L. Nichols
Gilmore
Frank Sternburg
Ramshorn
Childhood sweethearts wed after 40 years apart
Miss Emma L Armstrong retired Fort Wayne principal and Dr John F Runnels Chicago physician who were youthful sweethearts married in Chicago after reuniting. Runnels is 69 and Armstrong 65. Their long separation ended today following a chance reunion several months ago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Emma L. Armstrong
Fort Wayne
John F. Runnels
Ladies of the Grand Army head visits Deer Lodge
Mrs. Clara L. Brown of Billings, state department head, will visit the Deer Lodge George H. Thomas circle No 12 on Wednesday evening. The meeting in the courthouse Patriotic rooms will cover Memorial day service plans and initiations, with local officers urging many members to attend.
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Deer Lodge
Clara L. Brown
Billings
State Department
Ladies of the Grand Army
George H. Thomas
Fewer Books Sent Out by Librarian
Deer Lodge May 1 Patronage at the public library shows a April circulation of 1569 with 710 adult fiction 617 juvenile fiction 269 magazines and 66 non fiction The largest daily call was 99 and the smallest 11 averaging 53 books Eleven new patrons signed up in the past month Plans announce forthcoming arrivals of up to date popular fiction and older favorites to support summer reading for Deer Lodge residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Louise Nichols
Deer Lodge Visitors Report From Nearby Cities
On May 1 and Friday Deer Lodge hosted several visitors from Butte Alberton Helena Avon and local residents. Mrs John Rice and Mrs Julia Poirier attended business and visits while Elmer and Mrs Elmer Richards Frank Haneman and Nels Nelson with two daughters traveled to Butte to see friends. Charlie Rice and C A Jakways also visited Deer Lodge for business and social calls.
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Deer Lodge
John Rice
Butte
Julia Poirier
Alberton
Elmer Richards
Frank Haneman
Nels Nelson
N. H. Mayo
Charlie Rice
Avon
C. A. Jakways
Helena
Basin Odd Fellows mark 106th anniversary celebration
The Basin IOOF held a Friday eve event with business, hospitality, dancing, and cards. A funeral service for John Johnson followed a mining accident, with interment at Basin cemetery. Various locals and visitors were noted, including mine activity at Katie Extension and mining prospect interest by W A Burnell.
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Butte
Matt Kosola
Ned Paradis
Boulder
John Gendrow
Helena
Louisa Sponheim
Edward Smith
Vetovich
John Johnson
Basin Cemetery
Andrew Hokanson
Swan Anderson
David Kirby
Frank Skoldberg
Charles Burton
William Wallace
Katie
Vera Jackson
Elizabeth
Florence Brinton
O. F. Brinton
August Grunert
Annetta
Barbara
E. L. Woolman
Alvina Regan
Otto Schubert
Marc Buterbaugh
Lewistown
George Meyers
Mary Kosola
Anaconda Mixed Foursome List Expands Before Play
The committee announced many changes to the mixed foursome pairings as many players may be unavailable. A much larger final list includes numerous male and female players, with qualifying rounds opening today and ending Sunday May 10.
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Fred Quther
Joseph A. Hylton
F.S. Adams
W. L. Beal
Gertrude Bresnahan
W. C. Dickson
John Ballard
M. P. Butler
Wool Market Decline Deepens As Australian Policy Impacts Trade
The Commercial Bulletin reports a deepening wool market slump driven by Australian selling policy. Prices moved mainly by necessity, with few fair quotes and curtailment expected in London and Australia. Bradford makers denounce the plan while manufacturers see limited encouragement and only some renewed orders in woolens and worsteds.
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Boston
Tomorow
Bradford
London
Australia
Commercial Bulletin
Wool price quotations by region and fleece type
The report lists fleece prices by area and grade. Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces show de laine and blood grades with cents per pound, Michigan New York prices mirror grades, Wisconsin Missouri and New England show mixed blood levels, and Pacific Northwest Oregon values are given for Western No. 1 staple and combing grades. Territory Montana and similar list fine staple, half blood and quarter blood combing, plus pulled delaine and mohair prices.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
New England
Oregon
Valley
Territory
Montana
A. A
Montana auto registrations near 60 thousand this year
Montana registrations show 59,200 passenger cars registered by April 3, with 40,000 on the same date last year and a total 69,820 in 1923. Other motor-vehicle categories rise vs last year and dealer and accessory firms count grows. A fragment mentions Egyptians and Uruguay gambling halls.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Great Healer for Sores and Burns Ointment Ad
A Rinard’s Mills Ohio reader testifies that San Cura Ointment relieves pain quickly and heals an arm burned by steam. The ad claims antiseptic relief for itching skin eczema fever sores ulcers boils piles frostbite chilblains copper sores chapped skin and sunburn. San Cura Ointment sells for 65 cents a jar with a money back plan. San Cura Soap for skin diseases is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hard
Rinard’s Mills
Ohio
City Drug Sells Item Only at Main Street Store
A notice states the item is sold exclusively at City Drug located at 118 Main Street. The listing specifies this storefront as the sole point of sale.
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City Drug S
Main Street
Five Room Semi Modern House On East Fourth
Bargain sale offered for this week only. Five room semi modern house and furniture on East Fourth street priced at 2500 dollars. Seller willing to close quickly if the offer is accepted this week.
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East Fourth Street
Six-room modern residence on sunny South Front lot
Six room modern wet ing on a 50 by 70 foot south front lot attracts buyers with sunshine in every room. Offered for 2100 dollars by R B Abbott Co.
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R. B. Abbott CO
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Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
Sherman & Reed
Joseph Richards
George T. Wade
Thedney
Herndon
South
Montana Street
M. J. Walsh CO
Panerai Directors and Embalmers
West Park Street
George Holmes
Duggan Oeons
Larry Duggan
Gosselin & Harkins
Daly Shea Company Mortuary Home
Leabu
Phene
Roberts
Sam R. Wanerat
Bureau
Normal College
Dillon Man
Game Commission
Bitter Root News
Salmon News
Deer Lodge Bureau
G. A
Basin Bureau
Anaconda News
G. W. Broome
W. J. Thompson
Arnold Harris
H. M. Blake
I. C. Treece
Charles Branscombe
T. P. McGrath
Florence Catlin
al Campbell
Chlores Campbell
R. A. Emmons
Fay Collins
E. E. Pickell
Florence Conrad
Tom Bayne
Martha Davidson
P. F. Fitzgerald
George Dean
J. F. Bry
George Forrest
F. F. Frick
J. C. Harrington
Helen Fagan
Russell Merz
Kathleen Gallagher
W. E. MacDowell
H. C. Gardiner
J. R. Bryant
Elizabeth Gardiner
Jack Nuckols
J. A. Hasley
Ll. E. Larsen
M. R. Hoyt
R. A. Case
Betty Hall
L. H. Richardson
M. R. Hall
R. Oliver
W. L. Collins
BK. L. Larsson
G. G. Child
A. J. Rolfe
W. B. Gorham
W. K. Smith
J. P. Stagg
J. C. Maring
Evelyn Swanson
B. H. Chestnut
Irene Sugrue
Ray Murphy
Frank Tucker
O. C. Shepard
A. R. Tusescherer
A. J. Willits
J. C. Taylor
R. B. Abbott
Margaret Walsh
W. C. Jensen
Sam Watson
Guy Burnett
E. B. Catlin
B. D. Brundage
Marion Kelly
H. H. Gee
Carl Frey
B. F. Koch
A. M. MacIntyre
Murray Flint
Fred Bellinger
C. A. Lemmon
Rose LaPointe
R. P. Wood
Mentrum
W. E. Mowbray
Boston Wool Market
Egypt
Uruguay
Abia
San Cura
Kelly & Tuchscherer
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