Montana officer Col Frank B Kobes dies by own hand
Lieutenant Colonel Frank B Kobes, former Port Sill and Butte commandant with Philippine and World War II service, is found dead by self-inflicted gunshot in a Helena hotel room. Officers, family, and Montana pioneer circles mourn a respected, chivalrous veteran and friend to many. his widow, Kate McCormick Kobes, resides in Missoula.
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Frank B. Rober
Penge
Colonel Robes
Elke
Kabess
Mincouia
Pame
Helena
Seare
Asi
Aontant National Hard
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Tiewienanes Coronelry
Bniifgrines
Kebes
Amity Reve
Frank
B Kobes
Port Silssouiay
Butte
Auiien
Hite
Robes
Piphe
Iperteet
Momtana
Mine Koben
Mice Soula
Mind Haden Dips In Mind Reading Show Controversy
Aroused audience in Southington watched Aanna Diva Fay perform a mind reading act that drew attention to Middleton theater. The show tied to a famed exponents of the era as it moved toward Milwaukee where she would perform again, drawing interest from local residents.
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Aanna Diva Fay
Tage
Hendsig
Pimple Relief Promised by Resinol Soap and Ointment
Diss Elsie E Painter from Doubs Maryland recalls a years long facial breakout. She credits Resinol Soap and Ointment with clearing pimples and blackheads after use. She recommends the products and notes sun and wind relief. Sample offers accompany the ad.
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Doubs
Elsie E. Painter
Community meeting plans Deer Lodge summer youth program
Representatives from Deer Lodge area groups meet May 16 at 8 15 PM to discuss a summer activities program for city children and youths. The Red Cross and school committee have funded a guiding instructor, with aims to coordinate baseball tennis and other sports into a balanced schedule. Citizens pledge support and attendees will help shape the plan.
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Deer Lodge
Weil
Tee
Red Crome
Nths
Ummies
Idiat Irs
Whlt
Sugar beet project eyed for Deer Lodge valley
Deer Lodge May 13 Farmers are being asked to grow sugar beets to supply a proposed beet sugar factory near Missoula. W A Groom of Logan Utah says 8 000 acres are needed and a large share could come from Deer Lodge valley. Beets would net about 46 per acre after costs with yields of 10 to 20 tons per acre, and a meeting with Kiwanis is planned for May 23 to recruit farmers.
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Deer Lodge
Aio
Missoula
W. A. Groom
Logan
Utah
Conley
Fein Coleman
Kiwante
Eluh
Cne
Groom
Deer Lodge Valley
Lights in business district to be repaired
Deer Lodge May 13 Under Dan Mavis Montana Power Co manager the decorative street lighting system in the business district is being reconstructed. An investigation showed grounding short circuiting causing trouble in the instat fiway. In the residential area the system is in good shape.
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Deer Lodge
Dan Mavis Maager
Montana Power Co
Hark
Foley Pills Diuretic Advertisement Claims Kidney Relief
A dated medical ad from Harlingen Texas touts Foley Pills diuretic as a godsend for kidney irregularities. It argues 30 percent sufferers delay treatment and promotes the product as a reliable medicine used for over 25 years.
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W. K. Holland
Harlingen
Tex
Foley
Montana State Fair adds amateur photo exhibit
Helena May 13 W F Casey secretary announces a new amateur photography exhibit for the 1927 state fair premium list. Prizes totaling 250 dollars in cash will be awarded for the best photographs capturing Montana scenery or industries such as farming lumbering mining manufacturing oil drilling or other state resources. Any picture depicting Montana resources is eligible.
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Atenas
Helena
W. F. Casey
Montana
Milwaukee Railway Schedule Change Questioned by Montana Board
The Milwaukee railway faces scrutiny over a proposed Lewistown to Harlowton train schedule. The Montana railroad commission noted parts of the schedule did not align with legal requirements, delaying approval.
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Elena
Lewistown
Harlowton
Milwaukee Railway
Montana Railroad Commission
Ntti & Bite
Lewise
Philipsburg News Briefs and Local Visitors
Local item notes Mrs Tom Wrogan and family returning from Butte after weeks with Frank Winninghott, extended visit plans with relatives in Philipsburg. Residents and visitors from Manville, Butte, and Missoula attend track meets, business, and family visits. social club hosts Big Bridge cards with Mrs Dell Adams presiding.
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Moss Susie Wiseman
Miseeraldine Ordman
Missoula
Dennis Heany
Paul Heany
Stese Gorman
Deer Lodge
Catherine Gorman
Butte
Payton Fron Hutte
Philipshire
Rock Creek
Rodolf
Harrington
Tarrington
Dell Adams
Philipsburg
Edward Sebusky
Irene Mullin
Frank Winninghott
DM. Davies
Big Bridge Club
Ho. Flickinger
Man Colo
Portrait of State Senator Belle Kearney in Washington
Woman Senator Belle Kearney, a leading Mississippi figure and renowned orator, attends the National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League Conference in Washington on May 6 and 7, aiming to advance women in politics.
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Belle Kearney
Mississippi
America
Washington
Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League
Qillon Woman Group Names 5 New PT Presidents
The Qillon Woman group announced five new officers led by JH Gite bert as president and A. Z. Schulte of Helena as first vice president. Cr. G'Manning of Lewistown, Fle' presidents, and MC Diets rich of Hilsingm, Marshan named treasurer and other officers. The group petitioned the state education board to require a parents teacher association standard and endorsed welfare division work.
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JH Gitebert
Dilign
A. Z. Schulte
Helena
Cr. G'Manning
Lewistown
Mecon Fle
Steel
Amy Reat Palle Treamurer
MC Dietsrich
Hilsingm
Marshan
Mses
Glation
State Board At Education
Freamanion Ey Setandard
Soho
Indorsed
Senha Welfare Division
Sate Woard
Dillon bureau voluntary gifts raise quota in Dillon
Beaverhead's quota of 2200 for the relief of Mississippi flood sufferers nearly reached, chairman EH N Stevenson reports. About $20 more is needed to complete the fund, with all local donations voluntary and no solicitations made. Subscriptions may be sent to Miss Georgia Mathews Dillon secretary or to Mr Stevenson.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Mississippi
EH. N. Stevenson
American Stee Cross
Georgia Mathews
Stevenson
Dr. Davis to head Dillon Wranglers in Dillon
Dillon May 13 Dr E. E Davis president of the Montana State Normal college was elected president of the Dillon Wranglers club at the annual business meeting held at Pearl I. Smith offices Fred Kite was named vice president and Carl Taylor secretary treasurer Loft read an International Law lecture following the officer election and discussion was held by members.
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8. E. Davis
Montana State Nove Mal College
Dillon Wranglers Club
Pearl I. Bmith
Fred Kite
Carl Taylor
E. Loft
Wisdom wins Pearl T. Smith spelling prize at Dillon contest
Wisdom school won the Pearl T. Smith spelling prize in a county wide contest at Dillon. Gibbons school received a prize. Nearly every grade pupil entered with over 100 achieving perfect grades and high general averages.
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The
Wisdom School
Pearl T. Smith
Beayserhead
Wise River School First in Posters and Contests
Wise River school won the county health poster contest earning a silver cup. Armstead took second, Bedrock third for poster awards. Bedrock’s poster best conveyed the health idea. Wise River second, Armstead third for originality. Dillon notes cover pledges and social events at Montana State Normal and local dances upcoming in May.
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Wise River
Armatead
Bedrock
Foe
Wise
Tock
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Bristow
Armstead
De Vera pleased by court ruling in fund case
Associated Press report notes De Valera expressed satisfaction with a New York court decision regarding funds subscribed to the republican government. He called the ruling natural and said subscribers would not suffer as the court aimed to prevent misappropriation of money.
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Stephen Grata
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de. Valera
New York
Anaconda News Free Paris Trip Plan For Legion Event
A disrupted Anaconda report notes a prize trip to Paris for a Legion event tied to a convention. The piece mentions a campaign tilt, voting contest, and prevailing interest from Anaconda, Gane, and nearby Amid reports of names and dates being unclear due to OCR errors.
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Legion
William Alday 15 Laid at Final Resting Place
Last rites were performed for William J. Alday at a Tuttle chapel funeral with Rev. F. W. Werte presiding. Members of Colfax lodges and Pipestters union attended the service, with pallbearers named as John Burton, Carl Johnson, Owen Jones, and others. The burial occurred at cemetery with brief remarks.
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William J. Alday
Tuttle Chapel
F. W. Werte
Colfax Loctary
Pipestters? Union
Mrs Nine
Tum
John Burton
Johnson
Owen Tones
Odi
Todge
John’ McKelvie
M.E. Wobey
Hugh Boyle
Pipentters’ Union
Promissory Note Complaint Filed in District Court
A promissory note complaint was filed in district court by WB against Buttedaraine Me Oy company and Bonner Lumber. The note, dated July 21, 1983, seeks recovery of funds. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Le Blanc Dwyer Groeneveld and Tom A. Groeneveld. Mrs. Jack Noville was visiting in the city and left for Butte yesterday en route to Helena. Associated Press report includes unrelated notes from Newark May 5.
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Alstrict
Buttedaraine Me Oy Company
Bonner Lumberany
Butte
Ner
Helena
Opening of Mines league promises big crowd in Anaconda
Tomorrow afternoon marks the formal opening of the Mines baseball league at Anaconda athletic park. The Anodes will raise their 1926 championship pennant as Mayor Harper throws the first ball to J. R. Gaul. Anaconda and ASC BT clubs are expected to provide a strong opening game, with Butte likely to attend in force. Manager Lodell will finalize the Anodes lineup after tomorrow’s workout.
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Anaconda Athletic Park
Anodes
Harper
J. R. Gaul
ASC
Butte
Anaconda
Lodell
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