Dr Benjamin Wheeler Dies Former UC President and Builder
Vienna reports Dr Benjamin Wheeler emeritus of the University of California died recently. As UC president for two decades he expanded enrollment from about 2,439 to nearly 20,000 and secured wide support through gifts and legacies. Wheeler, educated at Brown Princeton Harvard and Cornell, shaped university affairs and education. He led fundraising and fostered student cooperation, leaving a lasting impact on the campus.
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Deer Lodge authorities threaten nuisance charge over dirty yards
May 3 Deer Lodge mayors warn owners or occupants of properties with unsightly or unsanitary refuse to remove it immediately. Mayor Conley instructs police to arrest violators for nuisance infractions, with fines from 1 to 20 dollars and daily penalties until the condition is corrected.
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Knights Templar hold impressive conclave in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on May 3 about 79 Sir Knights attended an impressive Knights Templar conclave. Five grand lodge officers and five past grand commanders were present, with the order conferred and a banquet hosted by the Western Bar ladies. Alfred Whitworth presided, and grand commander John G. Brown and Judge B. C. Day spoke. Visitors came from Helena, Butte, Anaconda, Missoula, and elsewhere.
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Bankruptcy Case Notice in District Court Montana
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Montana Louis Henry Knecht is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors for Knechtges will be held May 13 19th century district office. Creditors may attend to prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact other business. The notice is dated March 0 HARKIN Sign TAS 02.
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State Examiner Takes Over First State Bank
Helena May Associated Press Jay G Larken state superintendent of banks was named receiver of American Bank & Trust Company of Missoula succeeding George K Dick The bank closed January 25 1924 It marks the first receivership taken over by the superintendent under a 1927 law allowing transfer of pending bank receiverships to the state superintendent of banks in district court decisions
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Board Probes Fund Shortage At Montana Accident Board
The Montana Accident Board disclaims responsibility for fund depletion while A P Porter and A H Bowman say they did not authorize five automobiles costing funds for two months of inspection. The board notes former chairman Locke might have caused the purchases to save costs though it was necessary for the biennium. Governor Tuton cites transportation allowances and notes the drain on funds.
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Rapidly Raised Relief Sum to No Flood Aid
Deer Lodge on May 3 reports that the NW county Red Cross committee set a $300 sippl food victim quota which was exceeded by $104. the message says the total will double to about $400 with the balance soon in treasury. City council committees reorganized by Mayor Conley and new members join. Also notes include visits from Mrs Melvin Arnold and a revival pastor returning from Devi Lodge.
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Petroleum review shows weekly U.S. crude output rise
Weekly summary from the American Petroleum Institute reports a daily average crude production of 299 850 barrels for the week ended April 30, with rises in Wyoming and New Mexico but a drop in Colorado and California. Imports at major ports totaled 142 671 barrels, up from the prior week.
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Absaroka Masque Cast Selection and Roles
The Absaroka Masque parts are assigned with Avira and Ston lead roles. William Ennis of Rutland and a State University senior will portray the midwestern hero. Hagerman and Rheindiahe are listed among principals. over 100 participants from Crow Agency and local colleges will take part.
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Opening of Rural School Meet At Dillon
Dillon in Beav erhead county prepares for the rural school meet beginning with a vocational congress and an operetta at the high school auditorium. Visitors will attend during Friday and Saturday contests including spelling and home science events as the county showcases rural school talents.
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Beaverhead Fight Card Drawing Big Interest in Dillon
May 3 Dillon reports rising interest in a Beaverhead Post fight card. the event at the city hall auditorium may pack the venue with fans from southwest montana. prelims are daily workouts and four undercard bouts precede the main event promising action for racey fight fans.
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Board Keeps On New Highway Work In Dillon
May 3 reports the county board of equalization discussing highway routing and property owner compensation as crews work on the new state highway. The town fields and campus are active with workers, and local officials consider extending freight routes and aviation training plans in nearby Missoula. People from Livingston, Wisdom, and Helena attend meetings and commute for business, education, and transportation discussions.
Governor Reappoints Local Board Members Across Seven Bodies
Governor Erickson announced reappointment of seven members to local institutional executive boards and Julian A. Knight to the State Orphans Horde board, succeeding Miss Delilah Raymond. Named were J. H. Baker Bozeman, M. H. Parker Undertler, John M. Keith Missoula, Samuel Barker Jr. Butte, Fred Fr. Savage Miles City, Hugh J. McCaleb Dillon Normal, and Mrs. Tia B. Ives Helena, with terms ending April 1, 1931.
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Three Act Comedy Set At McDonald Theater May Eighteenth
Local juniors of Granite County High School will stage a three act comedy titled Miter Step-Husband on Wednesday May eighteenth at the McDonald theater. The production, directed by Mea Angus, promises light fare and a lively cast from Philipsburg. News notes mention county officials meeting and various town happenings amid a busy week.
Parents neglect to report fever in Anaconda outbreak
City health physician Dr. W. B. Long warned that scatter fever spreads when parents delay calling a doctor after the first child falls ill. He noted several new scarlet fever cases and quarantine orders, urging immediate medical attention to curb the epidemic.
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Couples Shoot Off Qualifying Round at Turnament
About 40 to 50 couples have already shot their qualifying round in the mixed foursome at Anton da Country Club and more couples must complete rounds before the weekend. Committee member urged male players to call in and arrange times to shoot. Officials aim to finish qualifications soon, with foursome matches ending Sunday evening.
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Police Court Finances Reach 300 With Two Forfeitures
At Anaconda police court yesterday three hundred dollars was collected from forfeitures after two defendants did not appear for trial. Corge Stone and James iad were each fined 160 dollars on a nuisance charge. Barneyse Glynn, jailed for drunkenness, was fined ten dollars and sentenced to serve a day in the city jail if unpaid.
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New Chief Executives Busy Assuming Tasks
The newly elected and appointed city officials began their duties as Mayor James J. Harper met with his team. Albert Beausolell was named temporary traffic officer succeeding Officer George Terkin Beausolell, brother of the late Harry Beausolell.
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Shanley Firm to Design Building for Anaconda School
At a special meeting of the Anaconda school board the Shanley & Baker firm of Great Falls was chosen as architects for a proposed new school on the old Central site at Fourth and Main. The board also canvassed the latest school election results showing 370 votes for the bond issue and 182 against, with 48 votes unaccounted.
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Powdrill Refuses OK of Items Used at Feed Hospital Event
City clerk reports Al bert Powdrill refused to OK items bought by the street force for a hospital party. The announcement came after Powdrill said he did not attend the event and that details of the so called underprivileged gathering were discussed at a Kiwanis meeting led by Thomas OsCollins.
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MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Shine Control
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO a new French face powder from Fuller Drug nae pang. It claims the powder stops shiny skin, keeps color even, and lasts long. The copy urges readers to remember the name MELLO GLO.
Newrex Diuretic Tablets Promise Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Newrex Diuretic Tablets as a gland extract remedy that stops kidney and bladder troubles without cost. It claims rapid relief, better sleep, and a healing formula from a kidney and bladder specialist with a money back guarantee and wide distribution through Fuller Drug and Standard Drug Co.
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