Purgell Doubts JO MI Handling In Efficient Way
Purgell criticizes JO MI management as inefficient citing issues in the Samii Whphaway cart mission repair and highway project. He calls for better coordination and direct oversight of funds amid ongoing federal and state program concerns.
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Purgell
JO MI
Finadui
Prens
High Commennae
Enpincess Me
Samii
Laa
Diétrioat
Beales Bureau
Teaty
TW. Melnick
Porcell
Gustaerion
Whitefish crossing project ordered by railway commission
At Whitefish county Spur Newthey railway company crossing upgrade authorized by the flag railroad commission. The plan allocates 10 000 for the plant capacity and a potential 10 000 additional if needed. The commission notes the yard has become a customary crossing for about 490 residents near the town, with construction linked to related occupancy and safety concerns.
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Alexa
Whitefinhy
Flrhead
Spur Newthey Railway Company
Flag Railroad Commission
Enal
Glenotve Circle Line to Begin Work Soon
Officials announced the Glenotve Circle line project will start within three weeks. Northern Pacific and government engineers say most funds are secured, the Rimile Glendive Circle Broadway extension proceeds, with favorable weather expected to finish this year at a estimated cost around 2,400 dollars.
Stevensville aims for annual Creamery Picnic event
Bitter Root News reports Stevensville plans for the annual Creamery Picnic with T Spaulding elected chairman and Bugs Lidge secretary. Committees will be appointed as preparations begin for the gathering, aiming to surpass past years. The date targeted is the second Thursday in August, with organizers eager to boost attendance and community participation.
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Stevensville
Mevensville
Creamery
Aba
T. Spaulding
Bugs Lidge
Inter
Spaulding Wells
Finn
Anteviainmant
Remarkable Senior Glass Play Delights Hamilton High
Unusually delightful senior glass play by Hamilton High seniors captivates audience. Cast includes Helen Spaulding as Qva Wingerfield and Miss Spaulding delivers standout performance. production led by Bethar Brakke with support from staff and students in a lively, well staged show.
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GLASS
Firmilton
Mamhilton High
Stevlar Park
Nike
Helen Spaulding
Qva Wingerfield
Fane Allens
Vaar-Pratense
Spauwhtinge
Mute Sela
Gah
Felon Stauiding
Edeine Wililumm
Wels Awards
Annis Tein Steward Ola
Hrrsmann
Albert Erickson
Date Tolan Tolan Polerdon
Pheodore Fillentim
George Kroceman
Ive Slawart
Mise Bether Brakke
Mailikhinalriecter
Ormshee
Chilcott to Boss Baseball Activity EV Inswuki
May 26 brief notes discuss Chilcott leading local baseball activity and team preparation. References to players, practice readiness, and town allegiance signal ongoing communal sports effort in Hevensville with plans for a possible game that afternoon and a team to be selected.
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Chilcott
EV Inswuki
Nas
Bern
Hasabyit
Suven
Somimuy
Covalor Peason Ao
Meelingg Baa
Miready
Thorn
Hevensville
Fang
Chilnott
Trip
Buffielon
Wy Kame
Woolworth Appeal Case Moves to Supreme Court
The Woolworth Company appeals a $2,800 judgment in a case filed in the Silver Mondisteier court, with details mentioning an accident while shopping in a store and a teacher’s pay dispute. The response discusses employment and pension matters, referencing the involvement of witnesses and a possible misapplication of execution.
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Apanelictod
Halena
I Wy Woolworth Company
Supreme Court
Monnley Woodsoreayn
AveHol
Ostere
Seattle
Fay A
Worry Over Son Triggers Mother's Suicide in ATCUISON
Mrs. Ailce THagl, 59, killed herself in ATCUISON Kank as police report a despondent reaction to her son Harold Wack's absence from Ghayonn Wye. The mother feared for her son's safety and future after delays in his arrival.
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Atcuison
Kank
Ailce Thagl
Harald Wack
Ghayonn
Wye
Hare
Bayg
Middleton starts assembling plant to make licensed prison work
The report outlines Middleton visiting the prison at $12,006 for electrically operated equipment to support a licensed factory complex. Funds total $35,000, with some anticipated not needed. Work progresses toward preparing a federal cell house for the garment factory and other industries, including a cell cage and cement floors, to occupy the prison’s floors as industries come online.
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Associated Press
Austin Middleton
Sluts
Katy Pureheeing Aggal
Usail
Jaat
Unn
Oee
Hein
Middleton
State School of
Noulier
Sugar beet factory plans loom for Deer Lodge valley
Deer Lodge area farmers weigh sugar beet cultivation as a proposed plant, with W A Groom of the Amalgamated Sugar Co stating strong interest and contracts for 2000 acres already obtained. The project, costing about 11 million dollars, would mill around 7,500 tons daily and may be located near Missoula, Bitter Root, or Garden City, with Missouri-bound shipments planned by week’s end.
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Peer Lodge
Deer Lodge Valley
W. A. Groom
Suny Corporation
Ogden
Utah
Groom
Minsomita
Weil
Fund 18 Increasing for Youth Activity Fund
A local lodge reports a plan to raise 1000 for youth activity funding. After the first day, 500 was pledged and organizers hope to complete the goal within the week. Few citizens support the plan and several years as observers have expressed disfavor.
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Riven Gr
Road to West in Bad Condition and War News Digest
Fragmented OCR text reports a bad condition road to West, weather and travel notes, and several local notices. It mentions Worchester Minnesota, Twin Bridges, and Beers Ridge, with names like Mrs. Augustice Dietrich and O. Jamnesuth. War aviation updates and commerce transportation notes appear alongside community items.
Founder of Christian Endeavor Dies at 79 in Newton Mass
Rev. Francis Clark, called the founder of the Christian Endeavor movement, died at his Newton home at nearly seventy-nine. He resigned as president of the International Society of Christian Endeavor two years ago but remained active. The movement started with Williston Congregational Church in Portland and grew to 100000 societies with about 4 million members in eighty nations. Clark, who refused salary, dedicated his life to planting the seed that expanded the movement globally.
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Uhe
Associated Press
Newton
IV. Francis, Clark
Christian Endeavor
International Society of Christian
Willson Congregational Church
Portland
Atta Licin
Willi
Chase
West Newton
Eugene F Clink
Tartyaguth ¢Allear
Murald Clark
Pi. Beaneis
Williston
Maine
Hr. Glave
China
Clark Kaul Beer
South Reston
Philips Congregational Church
Wenna
Christian Endeavor Society
Watehr
Chark
Chanduaver Society
Christdates
Moreian
Anaconda Funeral Notices Report Several Obituaries
Obituaries list Albert A. Gangmin Oscar M. Dubson and Peter Carey with funeral plans in Anaconda. Gangmin to be buried at FLL cemetery after services in the company chapel with Rev. F W Weils. Dubson's services at P J Fisinegan parlors with 7:20 PM interment in Till cemetery led by Rev Hiriekson. Carey arrangements not yet made. body remains at the humane...
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Albert A. Gangmin
F. W. Weils
Oscar M. Dubson
P. J. Fisinegan Company
Hiriekson
Peter Carey
Patient improves after 28 years in coma hospital care
A patient unconscious for 28 years after a neck injury in a car wreck showed almost imperceptible improvement at Groverick Hospital. Wednesday doctors held slight hope for recovery, but by nightfall added a glimmer of optimism though no definite prognosis was given.
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Groverick
Anacondans Attend Ordination Plan
Anaconda residents plan attendance at an ordination ceremony in Sapte City. The message requests information from Mount Rialt Charles College at Welt regarding attendees and a proposed packet, with plans to notify participants and prepare records for the event.
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Sapte
Balew
Mount Ralat Charles College
Welt
Penner
Tsi Maley
Unclear historic court exchange in local police file
Fragmentary OCR notes show a disputed court exchange with an unidentified mayor and dismissive reply. readable parts include pleas about being called out and a terse response from the official, but names, places, and concrete actions are missing.
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Damanda
Curlaunty
Beaverhead County High School graduates large class DILLON May 26
Seventy seven Beaverhead County High School seniors were graduated at the ceremony in the school auditorium with Prof. Edmund L. Freeman of the State University delivering the address on Democracy and Education. Diplomas were conferred by J. Smith, board member, and 35 candidates were presented by Principal Peterson. The Rev. Loft of the Presbyterian church offered the invocation and benediction. The program featured vocal selections including Waters of Minnetonka sung by Naomi Wildeeth Rosemary King Hal Te Alinhens Harriet Beaman and Tess Evans with Helen Troftman on piano and a Gavataina by an instrumental club with Clyde Sewell and Helen Jollman. The graduates listed include Gyne Blair Mildred Caryisan Harold Cashmore Mercedes Janeen Grace Husted Edm Christenger Man Clemon Delmar Colner Harald Contway Hozel Cosgrove Roscoe Cornell Gracie Callen Amber Curnull Marguerite David Burness Farrell Eleanor Forsgren Stacy E. Gordon Nell Grant Boma Hale Alice Hansen Floy Kerr Marie Terr Survantes Kerr Rosemary King Lester Kurtz Elizabeth Sorenson Alden Mast Florence Nedrow Dora Kelson Regine Teicher Wayne Roberts Dorothy Rouse Julia Selway Walter Selway Elisabeth Sraith Ralph Smith Clyde Sewell Joe Sprinkle Arthur Gunz Wilber Tash Olive May Trolinger Kenneth Wheat Bernard Whitworth Edgar Willamy David Williams Jack Yale.
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Vrnewt
Waters
Minnetonka
Naomi Wildeeth
Rosemary King
Hal~ Te Alinhens
Harriet Beapman
Tsashy Evans
Helen Troftmen
Qavatina
Fras
Typibi- Hea
Oliye May Trolinger
Kenneth W Wheat
Bernard ‘Whitworth
Edgar Willamy
David Williams
Jack Yale
Wise River Rodeo Plans Sunday Event Near Dillon
Dillon May 26 A mixed crowd from Dijlon and Beaverhead area plans attend a Sunday rodeo at Wine River. Top bucking horses and west riders from the state will compete for prize money awarded by manager Wred Ui, marking the first show since last fall.
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Dillon
Wine River
Tomain
Wred Ui
Normal Training's Exhibits Prepared for School Exhibit
May 26 report from Tillos notes displays arranged for the Normaia healthin school mural exhibit tomorrow night. The arts department's work from the past year will be shown as students from all grades participate. The school orchestra will perform in the Assembly Hall at the Junior High building during the exhibit.
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Corvallis
Fang
Rhe Army
Twin Bay
Tindley Bowden
Hern
Prne Linora
Vo Alen
Jexxhylena
Xustiindi
Murrey
Payne
Phot Mr
M Gearle Sea
Minsouk
Ruth Hill
Rousin
Molde Behwah
Johny
Tadington
Hull
Fur Ae Furga
Vlanmer
Akerson
Leacharx
Sianiinen
Irk
Abopre
Assembly Regi
Hish
Dillon Woodmen Banner Award At Odd Fellows Hall
Dillon Montana May 36 Modern Woodmen members will receive a banner for top membership in 1925. O W Molaring of Helena will present the banner at a Dillon Odd Fellows hall meeting Saturday evening. Huring the event a class of candidates will be initiated with the Batte Woodmen drill team assisting.
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Dillon
Accustomed Texas Panting Family Tale
An imperfect OCR fragment recounts a domestic scene with Agnes and a child. The text suggests affectionate family dialogue about a baby in a crib, with playful misreadings and rough spelling.
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Chas. J. Dean Organization
Ssattic
San Francisco
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Bitter Root News
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Deen
Junk Board
Woolworth Compaay
Deer Lodge
Ehalis
Tmnt Lodge
W. O. Jamnesuth
Damreal Vulsha Co
Setuvgel
Mia
D. Auustice Dietrich
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Ace Visttig
Une
Chipagc
WM. Pam
McGranken
BaRtintant
Francis E.clark
Anaconda News
Finnegan Pralors
Tragy
Ullon Buren
Beaverhead
Wise River
Dillon's Woodmen
Diilon
Marr
George Clemon
Jackson
Willcm H. Werren
Margaret Grevor
Mackay
Idaho
Gy Linn
George Opp
Lowell Smith
Walter Danste
Salt
Indus
Albert, Meizel
Alder
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Avive
Hanthan Ants Supply Company
Ltr
Teilsh Tattersall
Helena
Harold Murray
Stone Creek
Danton
Dillon Gey
Tomarrow
Fie
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Moyle
Th Raw
Anderson Wert Waihirs
DiNon
Tran
Wather Christepsen
Virginia
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Mn Freeman
Tho Pee
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Nan
Sherrie McLeod
Tha Dah
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