Deer Lodge Kiwanis Carnival Nets About 625
Deer Lodge May 22 Approximately 625 dollars in net receipts from the first annual spring carnival were announced at the Kiwanis club meeting by Carl Zur Muehlen. Fourty percent will fund summer boys and girls activities, forty percent goes to community betterment, and twenty percent stays in the club treasury. Women helpers and a vocal musical member attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Carl Zur Muehlen
Zur Muehlen
Kyle
Lewis
Marion
Helen Corbett
Sullivan
Hale
Moe
Kirwin
Potato Warehouse Planned for Deer Lodge During Summer
Mayor Frank Conley reports a potato warehouse will be built in Deer Lodge this summer with capacity for 75 to 100 carloads. The 80 by 100 foot structure will have a three foot thick frost proof insulation and on site grading machinery to improve product value. located near the railroad to ease car loading, it will also allow valley farmers to store and grade their crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
Idaho
Boise
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Piano Recital By Miss Elise Pauly Pupils
Piano recital prepared by the pupils of Miss Elise Pauly at Hotel Deer Lodge Thursday May 24 at 8 oclock. Open to all interested in the pupils work or in music in general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Elise Pauly
Hotel Deer Lodge
Commandery Elects Officers in Deer Lodge
Ivanhoe commandery No. 16 Knights Templars elects officers Claude Benton as eminent commander Clarence Ade generalissimo Fred Moe captain general John Coey senior warden Dr Frank L Unmack junior warden Alfred Whitworth treasurer Ed Sarnkow installed. Vets Plan League aims to form ex-service men political league at city hall May 24 non-partisan. Deer Lodge notes mention visits by J W Walker Alfred Whitworth and E W Allen with Dr Raymond Conard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Masonic Temple
Ivanhoe
Knights Templars
Claude L. Benton
Clarence Ade
Fred Moe
John Coey
Frank L. Unmack
Alfred Whitworth
Ed Scharnikow
Vets Plan League
J. W. Walker
Helena
Anaconda
E. W. Allen
Billings
Kalispell
Raymond Conard
Factory to Install 300 American Sewing Machines Abroad
Three hundred sewing machines of American make will be installed in a new clothing factory in South Africa. Bloomsburgh, England, plans to build ten 10-story buildings containing 2,000 flats.
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South Africa
Bloomsburgh
England
Coated Tongue Signals Digestive Trouble and Tanlac Remedy
An old health column ties tongue coating to stomach and bowel disorders, listing symptoms like fatigue, abdominal pain, gas, and dizziness. It promotes Tanlac as a mineral free remedy made from bark and herbs, claiming success for thousands and promising refunds if ineffective.
Anaconda Bands Concert Acknowledged a Success
The Soldiers' Memorial band drew a large crowd at Daly gymnasium for the annual spring concert directed by Charles R. Cutts. Six numbers won applause, including a male quartet with Moran and Cutts tenors and Moore and Collins basses, plus Walter Nelson on trombone. Proceeds fund new band uniforms and capes.
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Soldiers’ Memorial Band
Daly Gymnasium
Charles R. Cutts
Moran
Collins
Walter Nelson
Slightly Injured When Lights Fail on Highway Crash
Frank Angel and Michael Chabala were slightly injured when Angel's car on the Butte Anaconda highway lost lights, ran off the road, and overturned a quarter mile west of Evans ranch. They were treated in Anaconda. Angel had cuts and bruises, Chabala bruises, both released after treatment.
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Frank Angel
Michael Chabala
Butte-Anaconda
Mr. Angel
Evans Ranch
Anaconda
W. FE. Long
Mr. Chabala
Escape from collision near Bluebird refinery in Anaconda
Ray Thompson and Arlo Kesler of Anaconda along with two friends escaped serious injuries after a car they were riding collided with a Butte machine south of Anaconda near the Bluebird refinery. Thompson treated for a cut hand at St. Ann's hospital. Kesler, driving toward Anaconda, caused the collision. his car overturned after being pushed aside. Both vehicles damaged.
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Ray Thompson
Fourth Street
Anaconda
Arlo Kesler
Third Street
Bluebird
Thompson
St. Ann's Hospital
Kesler
Judge Winston Seeks Re‑Election as Third Judicial District Judge
George B. Winston, a veteran Montana jurist, filed a petition with the secretary of state to run again for judge of the third judicial district. He campaigns on the Republican ticket to succeed himself.
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George B. Winston
Montana
Third Judicial District
Judge Winston
W. M. Poorman
A. J. Horsky
Montana News Roundup From Great Falls Rob Dixnegro Captured
Great Falls police believe they have captured Robert L. Dixnegro who escaped from a Birmingham Alabama jail in 1905 after a murder sentence. Also noted Harry Hall wanted since 1924 for transporting stolen cars, held in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Additional items cover crops needing rain, judges Poorman and Horsky seeking re election, Glacier Park Transport expanding service, postmaster and rural carrier conventions, Yellow Cab protest over routing, and 1468 gasoline licenses issued this year.
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Great Falls
Robert L. Dixnegro
Birmingham Ala
Harry Hall
Cedar Rapids
Building boom in Germany Hungary and Czechoslovakia
Germany Hungary and Czechoslovakia enter an unprecedented construction surge as multiple major projects commence. The expansion involves public works and private development across central Europe, signaling regional economic growth and postwar rebuilding efforts.
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Germany
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Miss Maude Sheehan Held In Custody In Butte
Miss Maude Sheehan, 24, was jailed on an open charge after being stopped by Traffic Officer Percin three miles east of the city. Sheehan said a local youth ordered her to drive the car, owned by Dennis Murphy of 831 North Main, from a park near Gregson Springs at 8:30 p.m. The deputy sheriff and undersheriff were alerted and joined the pursuit.
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Maude Sheehan
Miss Sheehan
Percin
Dennis Murphy
North Main Street
Butte
Murphy
Gregson Springs
Mahoney
Oldhaber
Clinton
Anaconda
Infant Daughter Dies at St. Ann's Hospital
Frank Shannon of 106 North Hickory street reports the death yesterday afternoon of his infant daughter at St. Ann's hospital. Funeral services were held at 3 pm with Rev. A. D. Leitham officiating, and interment followed in the family plot at Hill cemetery. Scores of friends offered sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Frank Shannon
Fred Shannon
North
Hickory Street
St. Ann’s Hospital
A. D. Leitham
Hill Cemetery
Poppy Sale Planned by American Legion in Anaconda
The annual poppy sale by the American Legion and auxiliary will be held in Anaconda on May 29. Proceeds fund relief for needy ex service men and their families and local child welfare. The joint chairmen are Dr. L. G. Dunlap and Mrs. William Boggs.
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American Legion
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
L. G. Dunlap
William Boggs
The
Legion and Auxiliary
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Minnie Buckwald
Juletta Tuchscherer
Walter Clark
United States
Husky Health Tonic Promises Quick Relief for Stomach and Kidneys
Dr A G Payne promotes Husky a vegetable medicine for stomach liver and kidney ills. W A Teeter of Spokane testifies severe stomach pain kidney weakness and nerve fatigue improved after three bottles of Husky. The City Drug Store endorses Husky and notes availability at C B Hoskins Co Drug Store in Butte.
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A. G. Payne
Lexington
W. A. Teeter
Bridgeport Avenue
Spokane
Butte
C. B. Hoskins & Co
Kindergarten Class Tours Fire Station
Mrs Archie Malone's private kindergarten group visited the city hall to inspect the new fire engine and apparatus. The class made an unannounced stop at the station, asked questions of the fire chief, and sang several songs in appreciation of the courtesies.
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Archie Malone
Traffic officer arrests Buck Jones on funeral procession charge
Buck Jones was arrested by Traffic Officer Percin yesterday afternoon for driving through a funeral procession. The case goes before police court today. Peter Bu bash Jr. pleaded guilty to driving on the wrong side of the street yesterday and was fined ten dollars. He was arrested by Officer Percin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Jones
Percin
Peter Bubash Jr
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promise Relief From Gas
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims elimination of abdominal pressure anxiety and heart palpitations, improved breathing, reduced drowsiness, and restored circulation. Available in a yellow package at City Drug Store for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
City Drug
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Deer Lodge Bureau
Kiwanis Club Carnival
Tanlac
Anaconda News
City
Winston
State Department of Agriculture
Glacier Park Transport Company
Northern Playground
Bozeman
Yellow Cab and Baggage Company of
Montana Railroad Commission
L. J. English
Boise, Ida
Havre
Fort Benson
Public Service Commission
Mido Oneeran
Australia
A.G. Payne
R. C
Fabric Fair
E. Commercial
B. Jones
Dodge Brothers
Frank Osborne
Dillingham
Kec
City Drug Store
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway CO
C. A. Tuttle CO
East Park Telephone
P. J. Finnegan Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Oak Phone
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