Weather and field progress dominate Montana crop report
Helena reports excellent growing weather for the week ending April 30 with widespread field work underway. Seeding progresses include 60 percent in Richland, around 35 percent in Teton, and near completion in southern Sheridan, while spring crops expand and grass supplies ease a potential food shortage.
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Helena
State Department of Agriculture
Blaine
Roseoud
Madison
Sheridan
Rosebud
Yellowstone
Galatia
Richland
Fatlon
Teton
Hichland
Pondera
Phillipa
Tichiand
East Cone
Miles City Resident C Lakin Dies In Colorado
Colorado Springs area obituary notes C. T. Lakin a longtime Miles City resident who built a local farm machinery and seed distribution business died Monday evening at Cragmor sanitarium near Colorado Springs. Body to be sent to Miles City for funeral and interment arrangements.
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Associated Press
Miles City
Lakin
Cragmor Sanitarium
Colorado Springs
Col
Efeland Pupils Shine At Church Recital
Pupils of Efeland performed a piano recital Sunday afternoon at the Baplet church. The program featured pieces by several young artists including Irene Yarbrough Bernice Hagens Josephine Jen Patricia Ellis and Dorothy Gerer with works like Voices of the Woods Spring Morning Rustle of Spring and The Robins Return.
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Rong
Voices of the Woods
Following Stroke Hamilton Man Dies at 70
Following a stroke in Hamilton on May 3, Prank Parmenter died Saturday morning while working at the Granitedale cheese factory. He was about 70, a long-time Hamilton resident with coast years, formerly a millwright and craftsman. Survived by daughter Mia Gorman of Seattle and three sons Richard Tham Mon Ralph Seattle and Guy California. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Deceased’s wife had died years earlier.
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Hamilton
Parmenter
Granitedale
Richard
Tham
Mon
Ralph
Seattie
Guy
Caliornia
Bud Taylor Secures Win in Bantam Bout at Coliseum
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute, regarded as the workmanlike bantamweight champion, won a decision over Abs Attel Goldstein of New York in a 10 round bout at the Coliseum. The night also featured Tom Grogan winning a 10 round opener, King Tut stopping Jack Dutty, and Tony Canzoneri KO'ing Ray Rychell in a scheduled 10 rounder. Receipts approached 30,000 dollars on an event drawing around 8,000 spectators.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Accesson
Abs Attel Goldstein
New York
Coliseum
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Carl Duane
Grogan
Duane
Henry Tuttle
King Tut
Minneapolis
Jack Dutty
Toledo
Tut
Dutty
Tony Canzoneri
Ray Rychell
Weheduted
Ruling on Bankruptcy Law Explains Property Transfer
Supreme Court clarifies that when a debtor files for bankruptcy all non exempt property capable of transfer or sale passes to the bankruptcy trustee. The Havre case shows a mortgage foreclosure and redemption rights limited to what the bankrupt could transfer, with the trustee's role key in determining extent of property that can be redeemed.
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Supreme Court
J. K. Bramble
Havre
Security Building and Loan Association
Northern Montana Association of Credit Men
Building and Loan
Walter Brown
Elizabeth F Kline
Brown
Kline
Frammie
Brambie
Hamilton Again Wins County Track Meet in Five Years
Hamilton wins the Kavalu county interscholastic meet for the fifth straight time led by W. Poppie of Corvallis setting a javelin record of 198 feet 6 inches. Corvallis dominates events with multiple top results while Hamilton athletes place in sprints relays and field events led by Ingersoll Florence Carlton and Fullerton.
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Hamilton
Matuliton
Corvailis
Victor
Foppie
Bailey
Popham
Ingersoll
Florence
Carlton
cgGcvard
Dash
Lorence- Carlton
Hall
Stevensville
Wheelbarger
Corvallis
Uhird
Florence- Carlton
Parmenter
Fullerton
Gordon
Martin
Florence Carlton
Timara
Gordon Hamilton
Bell
See
Cole
Dobbins
Maki
Baley Corvallly
W. Poppie
A. Poppie
Corvalis
Church
Monros
Foust
Tolen
Makl
Vietor
Firs Sanford
Shockley
Darby
Osman
Florence-Carlton
Fish Commission to Meet in Missoula on May 12
Montana fish and game commission is called to meet in Missoula May 12 chaired by Thomas N. Marlowe to set the contract for the Miles City pond culture station. The same day the Wilsle M Cramer land claim for 6604 is heard at Missoula by the state board of examiners. New postmasters appointed in Montana include Stephen Fe Sande Winifred John B Goodman Gifford Samuel Pagle West Yellowstone Garfield P Mary P Lum. Highway Commission to hold next regular meeting May 25.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Fish and Game Commission
Missoula
Thomas N. Marlowe
Miles City
State Board of Examiners
Wilsle M Cramer
Cramer
Somers Flen
Pat
Monstana
Stephen FE. Sande
Winifred
John B. Goodman
Gifford
Samuel Pagle
West Yellowstone
Garfield P. Mary P. Lum
State Highway Commission
Seed Pea Growth Dominates Corvallis District
Corvallis May 3. N. B. Keeney Son Seed Pea company of LeRoy New York concentrates most acres in the Corvallis district where about 1 000 acres are trial and contracted ground. Cultivated varieties yield around 40 bushels per acre and pay cents per pound. Uncultivated varieties pay 2 1 2 cents. Names include American Wonder Laxton's Superior Carter's High Weeks and Maxitollian for cultivated stock Alaska Perfection Gregory's Surprise and Hereford for uncultivated. A 25 acre Jack May place plot north of Corvallis is prepared for experiments under C C Le Sour. Rentals run 25 per acre. Ground preparation and summer field labor are noted as the Keeney Sons company advances. The piece also includes community notes on local visits, school events and local infrastructure developments.
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Corvallis
N. B. Keeney @ Son Seed Pea company
le Roy
N.Y
Hamilton
Ravaill County
Ohn Deane of
Woodside
Nad
Deana Ia
Poultrymien
Bitter Root Cheese Company
Minneapolis
Mason Simmons
Tittle Ton
Tethoonton
Misroula
Thornton
A. Kodak
Hila
Covington
Springs
Gharies Bourne
Mint Covington
Bessie Keith
Iis
Grace 2 Hoblitt
Emmet Talbot
Sanday
Los Angeles
Mra
Talbot
Corvaltia
Bie
Ana
State Normal ‘College
Hadenburg
Core Wallis
St. John
Northern Pacine Railroad Company
Florence
New Toad
W.S. Bailey
B. B. Scott
Pope Jam
B.C. Sutherland
Cobb Broth
Maurice Holloran
Pan American trade aims quoted by leaders and Coolidge
An account notes Pan American Nations on plane with private industry driving trade. Coolidge emphasizes that governments do not run commercial relations and trade should support independence, with mutual gains benefiting all nations. Also mentions a car incident in Ceylon where a tree saved a couple and a stamp collection sale fetching $3,900.
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Coolidge
J. H. Marcel
Chol Sy Estate
Ceylon
Ceylo
Canton News Wins Pulitzer Award for Carman Era Publication
Canton News earns a Pulitzer for meritorious public service and editor Dom Meller receives recognition for bold reporting. The award cites the paper’s fight for purification of a petition and editorial work tied to a federal impeachment inquiry.
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Dom Meller
Inet
Raw
Nicholas M. Biter
Columbia University
Tauritton Bullard
Senator Marcon to Wed in Rome in Royal-Style Match
An announced betrothal links Senator Marcon to Countess Maria in Rome as the papal court handles religious rites. Reports state a divorce was finalized earlier, with Beatrice tied to another noble. details on the ceremony remain undisclosed.
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William Teventor
Wireless
Maria
Delone
Horedardeerre
Marconi
Fiume
Beatrice
Warguia
Starteno
Woman Indicted as Robber Gives Bond in Cheyenne
Mrs. Dorothy Flournoy, indicted for conspiracy to rob the Montgomery County National Bank at Cherryvale Kansas on May 26, 1926, posted a $2,000 bond to ensure appearance before the federal court at Fort Scott on November 14. She was bound over after a preliminary hearing before Commissioner M. P. Wheelo in Cheyenne.
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Associated Press
Casper
Dorothy Flournoy
Montgomery Counsty National Bank
Cherryvale
Kans
Fort Scott
Kan
Cheyenne
M. P. Wheelo
Three youths arrested in Meaderville robbery case
A man identified as part of a trio beat and robbed John Aimone at Lincoln Avenue Saturday night. Two other youths Terry McGuire and Fred McStellan were arrested for complicity after initial detentions for vagrancy. The robbery occurred near Meaderville amid drinking and a sudden assault.
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Onlowing
DY Ween
Koo
Riley
Mooney
George Fans
Garden Street
Vane
John ‘Aimone
Lincoln Avenue
Meaderville
Alexsich
Terry McGuire
Fred Mcstillan
Gray says widow plotted slaying in trial pace
Gray testified late in the day about his affair with Mrs Snyder and their meetings at his showroom He described their relationship and a night she accompanied him to his firm showing her corset He said Albert Snyder was told of her outing but would not have known it was Gray accompanying her The defense rested and Lorraine Snyder testified despite cross examination distress
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Io, Wilson
Missoula
Parker Fe
Odd
Olive Magee
TM. Manee
Woodside
Corvallis
Gray
Charles Froceeel
Snyder
Miller Brousist
Statis
Red Court
Jay
3 Fer
Queens Village
Albert Snyder
High Jinx Carnival draws crowds at Rosemont hall
Fun continues at Montana and Gelena streets as the High Jinx carnival operates at Rosemont hall. The nightly Butte Mines band concert strengthens crowds. John McCarthy and Fred Prime entertain, with Mise McBroom as pianist adding to tonight’s program.
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Montana
Gelena
Rosemont Hall
Butte Mines
John Mc
Carthy
Fred Prime
Mise McBroom
Ardlan
Not Guilty Plea In Woods Theft Case
Justice of the Peace J J McNamara yesterday accepted a plea of not guilty from Sager on a grand larceny charge. Sager allegedly stole wood from the Northern Pacific railroad yards. Harry Brinck faces a separate complaint for possession of a slot machine in McNamara's court.
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Justice of the Peace
J. J. McNamara
Sager
Northern Pacific Railroad
Harry Brinck
EP. Sullivan
Justice McNamara
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Nev. H. H. Longnecker
U. S
P. A. Union
Canton News
Mellett
Senator Marcon
Rome
James Norman Lamb
Richard Burke
Black Tock
Pat Holland
le W. Freeman
Enry de Chant
Order” of Railroad
Tete
Het Will
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Praer
Hutte
Adrian
Mich
High Jinx Carnival
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Temple Theater
Margaret Matzenauer
Metropolitan Opera Company
George Vause
Butte
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