Big Winter Wheat Seeding Boost in Montana Acreage
Helena May 10 report shows about 50 percent of 192 acreage seeded for the week ending May 4. Total crop acreage in Montana projected near 7.0 million, with 5.0 million devoted to grain and 3.7 million to spring and winter wheat. winter wheat acreage expected to rise significantly. Spring wheat seeding near last year. frost and cold weather caused minor damage but overall good outlook.
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Helena
State Division of
Pub
Hetty
Montana
Wy Bate
Tt Fe
Ferius
Bandera
Teton
Place
Ueally
Clarke Fork
Carbon County
Valley County
Richland
Flathead
Yarlowstone
Blaine
Chouteau
Yellowstone
Rosebud
Powell Madison
Cascade
R. C. Young
Harlowton
Toot
United States’ Division of
Lafe” Department of Aericulture
Sfontana
Te May Lee
Changes in list of teachers stir high school fears
Butte Montana school board debates teacher transfers from high to grade schools, noting potential risk to Butte High. Trustees admit name changes were made with consent but warn consequences if superintendent objects. Graduation set for June 24 at Butte High. desks for McKinley School and building repairs discussed. audit of McKinley contracts to check substitutions underway.
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Committee On Education
Butte High School
Rade
Ist
Tutty
Butte
A. Douglass
Trustes Wallace
Stewart
Washington
Count Attorney's Office
Colorado
Ragedale
Mise Mazeila Williams
A. 1
McKinley School
Comrant
Douglass
Engineers’ Union
McKinley
Kemna
M. Kerr Beadle
Link
Lewistown
McKin Tey
Morse Returns To Anaconda After Three Months Away
Mr. Morse, proprietor of the billiard parlor at Main and an Anaconda resident, returns after about three months in California where he attended racing and sporting events. He resumes management of his billiard parlor as William Roberts had overseen it in his absence. Railway construction in India is projected to cost 50 million dollars this year and next.
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Ant
Obs
P. Moree
Peat Dav
Cere
Fia
Ted Fosie de Seha
Anaconda
California
Morse
All Main
William Roberts
India
Flood Crests Move Southward In Deepening Basin
Flood crest in the Tensas basin advances at about 15 miles daily, with five inch rises along embankments in the region south of the levee system. Inland flood waters threaten hundreds of acres as crews fight to contain the rising waters near Angola and Baton Rouge while Bayou de Grasses shows minor crevasse widening.
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New
Angola
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Caernarvon Crevassa
Crescent City
Atchafalaya
Avoyelles
Rapides Parish
Red River
U S Jow ns Search For French Plane
Navy moved to aid the hunt for the missing aviators Nune Besser and Coll with three destroyers and two cutters. Coast guard stations along the shore would join naval efforts as France endured days of anxiety, pride turned to grief, and public anger at press reports misinformation echoed in conversations across restaurants and streets.
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Nungesser
Coli
North Atlantic
Coud B
Naval
France
Nune Besser
Coll
United States
America
Ais Jatches
Mystery of White Bird flight stirs Paris rumors
May 10 Deer Lodge Bureau reports Paris newspapers accusing America of bias against the French aviators. Officials in Washington state the weather and search conditions hindered the transatlantic attempt by Captains Nungesser and Coli. The fate of the White Bird remains unresolved as searches extend across the Atlantic.
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New World
American Weather Bureau
Wastiau
LOS
Omy
Sercesron
T. Horelens
Dagsadot
France
Nungesser Andreau
Sphs
Myron
Herrick
United States
Sereener
Spreart
Uv Foundland
Kuruel
Ata
Aviacors
Bihar
Navy Department
Washington
Atlantic
Aleucuie
Memorial day observance to be led by John Marchion
Anaconda plans memorial day events with G A R veteran John Marchion as grand marshal. Legion members and civic groups will coordinate exercises, with nominations for officers and a Stining District convention in Anaconda set for May 28. Final arrangements include color guards, speakers, and participation by Scouts and school groups.
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John Marchion
Aemulcan Lefon
S'imeeting
Sunes
Legion Montagt
Harry M. Jonay
A. G. Hunthaueen
Elvie Imsiee
John Marenion
Charles Cutts
Bogie Andasim
William” Quay
Lento Joy Scouts
Lesionaires Oat
Sohn Alexander
Wee Dover
D_T- Grush
Legion
Charles Smotefe
Anaconda Chautauqua Dates Set for Aug 6 to 11
The Anaconda chautauqua runs August 6 to 11 with two plays The Foo! and Applesauce by a strong acting company. Lecturers include Dr Robert Parker Mites journalist Alexander Cairns and Ned Woodman. Music by Haskell Indian Symphony Band and Smith-Springflooms Orchestra. Lucille Elmore revue and Kiddies program return.
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Robert Parker Mites
Alexander P. Cairns
Metropolitan Steacher
Ned Woodman
Haskell
Uncle Sam
Clay Smith
Ompany
Lucille Elmore
Miss Himore
Broadway
Masons Plan Flood Relief Benefit Dance
In a city drive to raise a $2,000 flood relief quota a Masonic benefit card and dancing party will be held at the temple Saturday evening with all funds to Red Cross. Open to Masonic members and friends, cards start at an early hour followed by dancing. The Magone season finale event is led by committee members D. le Lonatin, We M, and Mrs H A Ulrich.
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D. le Lonatin
H. A. Uirich
Improvement Club Plants Spring Shrubs and Roses
Anaconda City Improvement Club with over 200 members plans spring planting of 5100 feet of hedge Buckthorn Siberian Bean and Japanese Barberry plus 100 Japanese roses 4200 flowering shrubs 125 Mountain Ash and Weeping Willows to replace sidewalks damaged by Canadian poplars. The club won third place in a state contest and will receive a Weeping Willow for Hearst library lawn and a memorial Evergreen tree for Stavens Daly. A vegetable contest with cash prizes and a fall flower show are planned.
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Anaconda Rity Improvement Club
Anaconda Club
Mon‘ana State Improvement Iad
Tate
Hearst Library
Montana State Improvement Club
Stavens
Daly
Anaconda Alud
Huch D
Anodes Continue Daily Workouts Despite Setbacks
Anodes kept up daily workouts with Clink still in hospital but likely to be released tomorrow and ready by weeks end. Elmer Swanson injured his foot Monday but attended yesterday's session. Ground conditions improved with sun expected to help reach A 1 shape in a couple days.Word from Al Hartman that he will join the Anode forces Saturday. Hartman pitched for Great Falls Electrics and is a valuable local addition.
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Clink
Lodell
Elmer Swanson
Hartman
Dinula Cal
Anaconda
Anaconda Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Upcoming Trek
Mrs. St Melander returns to youth after a short visit with Mrs. John Gregory of Opportunity. Mary Dowdall recovering from appendicitis shows satisfactory improvement. Notables from Spokane Butte St. Joseph and St. Louis listed. Local students Dor othy Duval Norma Flick among those leaving for the interscholastic trek meet in Missoula.
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Miscoula
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Swollen Feet
A vivid ad touts Emerald Oil as a miracle fix for tired achy feet. It claims relief within a minute of application and promises to end foot misery with a simple rub in twice daily, noting its camphor and antiseptic blend and a money back guarantee from City Drug Co.
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Dre Scholl
Rastraam’s Gas Tablets touted for nervous stomach relief
An old ad claims stomach discomfort and nervous appetite issues stem from a "nervous condition" and promotes Rastraam's Gas Tablets as a remedy. It suggests city drug stores carry the product and lists symptoms like heart pain, palpitations, breathlessness, drowsiness after meals, and gas.
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Trmort
Rastraam
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Tensas Basin
Catahoula Parish
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Deer Lodge
Havas
New York
New Foundland
Anaconda News
Imarchion
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Story & Clark Players
Story & Clark
Chicago
Ill
Orton Brow
C. C. Firkens
Story & Clark Company
Masons
As Hartman
City
Anode
Scotland
J. S. Marshall
Enumclaw
Wash
Moone
Tiene
Fuller Drug CO
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