State Mines Bureau appoints leadership at Butte
C H Clapp is named director and geologist of Montana's new state bureau of mines at Butte, part of the school of mines. H J Pulsifer becomes metallurgist, A E Adams heads mining engineering. Appointees are longtime faculty, with summer mining publications planned. Chancellor Elliott travels East to recruit teachers and discuss co operation with the U S Bureau of Mines and a possible Montana branch mining experiment station.
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Helena
C. H. Clapp
State Bureau of Mines
Butte
School of Mines
Chanellor
BE. C. Elliott
Clapp
Bureau
H. J. Pulsifer
A. E. Adams
Department of Mining Engineering
Eliott
East
United States Bureau of Mines
Montana
Helena Rotary urged full time health officers by Dr Sippy
Helena May 14 Dr John J Sippy Montana state epidemiologist urged Helena Rotarians to make the capital a model of good health government. He advocated full time county and city health officers over part time posts and suggested combining city and county resources. Directors re elected for the past year include B C Day T A Mallon Dr C M Lanstrum N B Holter C B Power F M Smith and Will A Campbell. Current officers are B C Day president T A Marlow vice president W R Church secretary Teac Boyen treasurer and T B Miller sergeant at arms.
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Helena
Montana
John J. Sippy
Sippy
B.C. Day
T. A. Mallon
C. M. Lanstrum
N. Bi. Holt
Auto Inspector to Enforce 1919 Plates in State
Helena May 14 Autoists overdue on 1919 plate registration face seizure. Secretary C T Stewart appoints a special automobile inspector to visit every county and confiscate any vehicle lacking 1919 plates or displaying only one plate. Inspector's identity remains undisclosed for obvious reasons.
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Helena
C. T. Stewart
Spector
Superior School Grading Shows Higher Scholarship
Marie Penglase reports the grade examinations reveal improved scholarship over prior cycles. The school board may choose a principal this week with Karl Lai of Stanford rumored as a candidate. Also noted are Roy Phillips’s transfer to Missoula, Professor Lally’s return from service, and local events including a Fourth of July exhumation plan in De Borgia.
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Marie Penglase
Roy Phillips
Forest Reserve
Missoula
Fred ‘Munger
Saltese
Karl Lai
Leland Stanford
Lally
Yakima
de Borgia
Mullan
Sheriff la Comba
St. Regis
L. E. Timbrook
Baltes
Musselshell Considers Bonds for Student Dormitory
Musselshell voters will decide next week on issuing 5000 dollars in bonds to build a dormitory for out of town students attending Musselshell High School. The unsettled countryside north and south of the city sends many farm children to the school, prompting the board to undertake the project under a resident supervisor.
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Pvumaruy
Musselshell
Muswelshell
Stork visits Yellowstone herd calves total rise in numbers
Livingston Montana May 14 report by Chester A Lindsley acting superintendent notes in three weeks Yellowstone National park saw about 70 buffalo calves added as the Wild herd count grows from 70 to 90 animals in Pelican Valley and overall herd to about 490 with 60 calves born recently as the influenza death toll subsides and animals wintered well. A separate county roundup at Roundup May 14 foresees a bumper crop thanks to a general rain and moisture boosting spring grain and hay seeding across the district.
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Livingston
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Chester A. Lindsley
Pelican Valley
Lindsley
Nty
Bids Rejected on Federal Road Projects
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the state highway commission rejected three bids for federal road projects in Dawson and Big Horn counties while one bid from Albert Carlson of Columbus for two and a half miles of gravel road in Cascade county was accepted. The Yellowstone trail projects include six and seven miles leaving Glendive. President Frank Conley and State Engineer Mahon commented on bidding practices.
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Stan
Glendive
Mahon
Frank ‘Conley
Lewistown Country Club elects new officers at May meeting
Lewistown May 11 Lewistown Country Club elected officers, with Fremont as president and Taylor vice president, Steinbarger secretary, and Woodard treasurer. Ground improvements for the golf course discussed, Memorial Day to be observed under municipal auspices, with a city committee named. A Lewistown Woman's Club luncheon honored Miss Halen, head of Bozeman home economics. A plan to visit a public market prompted a city council petition. Divorce actions filed by Nina McCallister and Amelia Ginther, cruelty cited in the former. Personal injury suit Martin Gillispie v Northern wax delayed for trial. Great Falls stock pavilion project gains $1,900 in guarantees toward $300,000 plan.
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Sewimown
Ert
D'Au Fremont
Lewistown
T. Taylor
J. L. Steinbarger
J. E. Woodard
Dans
C.J. Marshall Hamed
E. K. Cheadle
H. L. de Kall
J. Briscoe
John Ritch
Alexander Branson
Fitton
Montana Municipal League
Nina McCallister
L. A. Mess
Martin Gillispie
Northern
Buffalo
Ayers
Olive Apkay Wins Debate Honors Second Time
Olive McKay of Glass Wh school to eight wins the state interscholastic debate championship for the second time. Miss McKay also won the debate a year ago. Second place went to Thomas Long of Kallspell, third Cullen of Wibaux, and fourth Mare of Chinook. The sixteenth Interscholastic meet opens with declamation contests tomorrow and track events today. The city hosts nearly 250 athletes, a snake dance procession through Missoula, and a lively school spirit night as weather remains favorable for potential state records.
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Missoula
Mont
Olive McKay
Glass
Miss McKay
Dixon
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Thomas Long
Kallspell
Cullen
Wibaux Cou
Mare
Chinook High School
Knowles
Kener
Missoula Widh
Offer to advance fees to start work
Helena May 14 An offer from Northwestern Grain Dealers association to advance license fees under the new grain racing inspection on Warehouse commission law was served to the agriculture commissioner Charles D Gree field ex officio secretary. He sent the offer to commission members and said it could help organize and begin work authorized by the law, though the legislature did not appropriate funds, delaying start up.
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Helena
Northwestern
Associa Hon
Dillon ranch sale and county road projects noted
The Dillon News reports the sale of the Sid Johnson Albert Anderson ranch in Sheep Creek basin to Walter Dansie of Salt Lake for around 120000. The 4000 head sheep operation includes fenced land and water rights with equipment. The purchase expands Dansie’s holdings for joint sheep-raising ventures. Anderson retains other county and Madison county properties. Also covered are city bids for lighting and improvements, road work between Brown's and other areas, and notes on lambing success and cattle losses. Beaverhead-All Company stockholders meet to review year’s work and ongoing drilling projects.
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Sid” Johnson
Albert Anderson
Sheep Creek Basin
Walter Dansie
Salt Lake
W. E
Anderson
Madison County
Dillon
D. M. West DD
Meiknight
Silver Bow
Rex
Beaverhead-All
Beaverhead Club
Farming operations wind down in Great Falls May report
May 14 Great Falls records show spring farming activities ending as demand for labor declines. Federal employment bureau data indicate more registrations for work than available calls, with 62 discharged men provided employment and several not yet placed. Institutions and officials involved include Hay and secretary of the soldiers employment department.
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Great Falls
Federal Employment Bureas
Ray
Hay
Soldiers On
Emplo Rt Cov
Deriog
Teres Ven
English Teachers Elect Officers In Montana Council
Missoula May 14 Prof Ander Orbeck of the English department at the state university was elected President of the Montana Council of Teachers at their meeting today. The secretary-treasurer position was made permanent and a committee planned to select a person. Headquarters for the secretary-treasurer will be in Missoula.
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Missoula
Ander Orbeck
The
State University
Montana Council of Teachers
Alice of S
A. Pers
Istler Is As Charged In Montana Trial
A. F. McFee found guilty of stealing 27 head of cattle by jury in Thompson Falls district court. Judge Ie Lee Culloch sentenced him to two years. Trial featured about two dozen witnesses. McFee had prior accusations and a third case pending. News touches on Melstone electric service plans, Bozeman jail conditions, and Montana wheat prices amid rain-driven demand as wool buyers purchase John Waite estate clip at Lewistown and Simon Douglas at Windham paying 55 cents per pound.
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Missoula
Mont
Thompson Falls
A. F. “McFee
Ie Lee Culloch
Hin
Ohr
McFee
Great Falls
House of
John Waite
Lewistown
Simon Douglas
Windham
Columbus Hosts Trail Boosters Meeting In Stillwater County
May 14 Columbus D C presiding officials greeted the Yellowstone trail supporters at a Stillwater county chamber of commerce session. The newly formed association aims to improve the Yellowstone trail across the county with a broad program. After the business portion, boosters visited nearby towns and attendees enjoyed a dinner and smoker before departing for Village for an upcoming meeting.
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Columbus
Efternoon
Chamber of Commerce
County” Good
Wille
Noroes Thin
Stillwater
Villlage
Deer Lodge News Briefs From May Day Travel
Deer Lodge notes include several business visitors and personal trips. O Keete and Baciliaghes travel via Winona to Deer Lodge this morning while Joseph heads to Deer Lodge. Winacott made a business trip Monday. LeTaRue returns from Long heals Cal Ve sas Hae. Hugh Howling and daughter visit this evening. A track team from Powell County High School left this morning for Allasetta for annual meet. Emeraia and his brother plan a Spokane visit tonight.
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Keete
Baciliaghes
Joseph Ih
Deer ‘Lodge
Helena
Howard
Emeraia
Spokane
Austrians Barred After Courtesy Delegation Arrival
Report notes Austrian delegates disembarking a special train amid cordial scenes with French hosts. Proceedings included gratitude exchanges and discussions in multiple languages. Baron Rudolf von Slatin Pasha, longtime Egyptian official, appeared among travelers as negotiations hint at potential annexation terms and future signing, amid wartime tensions.
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Aecom
France
Austria
Switzerland
A A
Germany
Baron Rudolf von Slatin Pasha
Great Britain
Fauen Cs Ak Gee
Deen
Marty En
Home Service Promises Help For Returned Soldiers
Anaconda news notes the Red Cross tracing Liberty bonds for veterans seeking aid. The home service section assists with bonuses, arrears, delayed allotments, insurance conversions, compensation, vocational training, and employment, helping veterans secure rightful benefits and relief.
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Amneglian Red Cross
Home Service Section
Unclear Names List From Montana Newspaper Snippet
Fragmentary OCR reads a string of personal and place names across Montana locales like Butte Missoula and San Francisco. No clear event, action, or dates emerge to define a coherent news item or outcome for summarization.
Simple Wash Removes Rings Under Eyes Advt
An ad claims Lavoptk eye wash removes dark rings beneath eyes and improves eye appearance. It touts a small bottle and guarantees benefit in every case, marketed by a drug company with a weak aluminum eye cup. The copy features a young man with eye trouble as a testimonial.
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Swinehart Tires
Montana Tire & Rubber Co., Inc
Butte, Montana
F. R. Barret
Olive Apkay
Glasgow High School
Victor
Dillon News
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Mamas
Istler
Melstone
Carpenter ‘Creek
Stone
Alko
Old City
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Matt
Ounty
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Montank
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Brick Department
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TRAIL
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Brown
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Cleveland
Zoe Am Dexter
John Fula
John
Shipmander
Kreld Mershon
Philip Ke
B. Cg' Nourse
Caigney
Herbert Shee
New York
Harry Houle
Merle” Davis
J. Heller
B. Bertel Lins Held
Vogeman
Roy W. Schofield
M. Rapp
San Prancisco
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
M'Dermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
M. P. Mahoney
Naconda Florist
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