Belgrade Sage Butte Visitor Promotes Belgrade Growth
Uncle Sam Hampton sage farmer editor and governor hopeful visited Butte to promote Belgrade as the Eden of the Gallatin valley and to showcase its dairy poultry and produce. He plans a May 29 special Belgrade Journal issue to prove Belgrade’s potential and will launch his gubernatorial bid later this month. Hampton has lived in Montana 14 years with a large family and broad local support. the Belgrade Journal is highly regarded nationally for weekly newspapers.
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Belgrade
Gallatin Valley
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Belgrade Journal
Montana
Sam
Sam” Hampton
Northwest
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Montana. Information of This Honor Came To Mr. Hampton
John H. Casey
The
University
Mrs. Higgins Enters Garden Consulting Field
Mrs. W. I. Higgins long active in the Rocky Mountain Garden Club says she will become a garden consultant. She designed and planned several notable gardens in Butte including the Rockwood home garden which won first prize in a garden club contest and she also planned beautification for the tourist park.
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Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Butte
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Steal Cable Halts Butte Light District Work
Work on Butte's new lighting district at Arizona and Utah avenues from Park to Front streets was briefly stalled after thieves took 100 feet of ½ inch cable, owned by Western Electric. The cable was taken near Beebe Grain on Arizona Street. Hoover to testify: Hoover will present his Muskie Shoals opinion to the Senate Agricultural Committee next week. appearance delayed by committee schedule.
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Muscle Shoals
Iowa physician offers free trial for catarrh cure
Davenport Iowa physician Dr W C Coffee a longtime nose throat specialist says a treatment cured him of catarrh deafness and head noises after years of suffering He offers to send a 10 day free supply to any reader who writes with name and address Adv.
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Butte Woman Heads State Board of Charities and Reforms
Mrs J R E Sievers of Butte was elected chairman of the state board of charities and reforms at a Helena meeting. Mrs E S Thomas of Helena was reelected secretary. Rev J McNamee resigned as chairman and Rev C A Carlson was appointed by Governor Dixon. The board oversees state institutions and recommends changes in control, welfare, and health conditions.
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Butte
State Board of Charities and Reforms
Helena
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J. . McNamee
C. A. Carlson
Dixon
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Combined band and drum corps delight crowds in Butte
The Butte Mines band and Elks drum and trumpet corps, led by Sam Treloar, combined for a unified finale during Music Week. Forming a large circle with Treloar at center, they harmonized to wide acclaim on West Park Street and West Broadway as crowds cheered. thejoint appearance drew strong audience approval.
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Mrs Grigg to preside at state dinner in Helena
Announcement from Helena state headquarters of the Coolidge for president campaign says an all state dinner will be held at the Placer hotel in Helena on Wednesday evening May 21 at 6 30 o clock Mrs T A Greig of Butte will preside as toastmistress The choice honors her services to the Republican party and her wit and will feature discussions by Montana’s best known speakers Reservations are being made by prominent state leaders including a large delegation from Silver Bow county through Helena headquarters.
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Farewell appearance of Mary Newton Company at Empress
The Mary Newton Company closes its season at the Empress theater with matinee and evening performances of Polly With a Past. Plans already set for a fall return with remodeling and new plays, opening late in August. Members plan vacations as Butte awaits the troupe’s return.
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Plannin
Butte
Irish Saint Brendan Like Columbus Discoverer Of America
Legend credits Brendan the navigator with discovering America before Columbus. A stained glass window, by two Irish women artists, will be shown at the British Empire Exhibition in Wembley. The pane depicts Brendan with an ear in his right hand a chalice in his left. A nimbus circles his head and green waves surround his feet.
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Columbus
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Wembley
Three Die in Saltville Family Tragedy
Mrs Rosa St Clair aged 36 shot and killed her husband Robert St Clair and their 2 year old daughter in Saltville Virginia today before taking her own life. The AP reports the double murder suicide occurred on May 10.
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Robert St. Clair
Senate action and hearings on key 1930s fiscal bills
The senate passed the revenue bill and an appropriation for state justice commerce and labor totaling 68 million dollars. Wilbur A. Nelson testified before the senate Muscle Shoals committee. McNary Haugen relief bill set for vote this session. ICC vacated order on merchant marine act section 28. Immigration bill timing set for July 1. J Harry Philbin testified to the house committee on the wooden ship fleet.
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The
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House
W Girk Direct Play at Gardens
Miss Marion Fitzpatrick, a state university student, is appointed playground supervisor for Columbia gardens this summer by E. J. Nash. She succeeds Mrs. Glenn Robinson, now in Southern California, and was previously an assistant to Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Frank Lovell. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Fitzpatrick of 535 South Idaho Street.
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State University
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Miss Fitzpatrick
Glenn Robinson
California
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Frank Lovell
H. A. Fitzpatrick
South
Idaho Street
Kirkuk clash kills townspeople and soldiers in Iraq turmoil
London dispatch reports a deadly clash near Kirkuk as British occupation of Mesopotamia stirs political contention. One hundred townspeople and six native soldiers died after an altercation between soldiers and shopkeepers, renewing regional tensions and colonial Office scrutiny.
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