Jefferson Valley News backs Hansen Packing fight in Montana
The Jefferson Valley News editorial urges Montana buyers and Montana consumers to support Hansen Packing against eastern meat interests. It cites Butte businessman and Pioneers club backing, calling for loyalty to Montana industry and local producers to protect prices, market access, and community jobs.
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German Industrialist Visits Butte During U S Tour
V G Jahreiss of Hof Am Saale Bavaria breaks schedule of a 32 industrialists tour, visiting Butte to meet relatives of his late brother Nicholas Jahreiss. He plans to proceed to Los Angeles then New York via Florida after touring the West.
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Time to Hit Barberry for Rust Control
This note advises removing barberry bushes to curb black stem rust on small grain. It claims about 20 pounds of salt packed around the base will kill a bush one foot in diameter.
Miller’s Cattle Sale Gains National Attention
The Bitter Root steers sold by Charles Miller in Butte set the high peacetime Montana price at 12.50 per hundred and tested Big Hole grass fed cattle against eastern grain fed stock. Miller says he has 500 more similar cattle ready and 1,500 stock cattle for future shipments.
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Baseball Association Meets at Y Tonight in Butte
The Butte Baseball association will meet at the Y at 8 tonight to finalize plans for the amateur season. Dr. Peter Potter presides. team managers, captains, and the baseball commission will attend. Eligibility lists will be filed. Mines league players may be prorated among 10 teams. Umpires and scorekeepers are to be hired with applicants Joe Cavanaugh, Mike Henry, and Bill Lang seeking arbiter posts.
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Buckley Heads Butte Eagles Aerie In 1940 Election
Louis A. Buckley was elected president of Butte Eagles Aerie No. 11 after a record ballot count of about 450. Other officers include John Dooley as vice president and Joe Lowney as chaplain. Installation set for June 4 with picnic planned at Gregson Springs July 15 and a 17 room apartment awarded to a picnicker.
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Butte Acrie
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Butte Order
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Joe C. Lowney
John Rowe
James J. Brett
Louis Anderson
A. B. Cohen
John T. Sullivan
T. J. B. Shanley
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Gregson Springs
Central Alumni Announces Annual Dancing Party
Committees were appointed to arrange the annual Central Alumni association dance and the reception for new members, graduates of the Central high schools. The meeting at the K. C. home featured Father M J Leonard urging a scholarship. Plans for the dancing party were outlined.
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Hill City dads organize council in Walkerville
Walkerville's official family began its fourth two year term with few changes as the old council adjourned sine die and reorganized. William J. Lyle became mayor replacing Henry T. Sullivan who plans an August departure. Sullivan remains city clerk until late summer. George W. Brunner was elected council president and Gerret Ellege vice president. Other members include Frank Dent, Harry Watling and John F. Bowden. The vacancy from Lyle's mayoral selection to be filled next regular session. Existing city officials Paul Rea, Arnold Rossiter, Charles P. Juttner and John F. Bowden remain in post. Committees were named for dances and school visits with Karl Blodgett chairing the school visit committee.
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Henry T. Sullivan
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John F. Bowden
Trapped by My Past The Broadway Star Reveals All
A former Broadway actress writes for True Story Magazine about leaving the stage abruptly and facing a fate tied to a single man in the audience. The June tale recounts her dread and the moment her career teetered on a single choice.
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