Nebraska leaders press for action on irrigation crisis
President Coolidge and Secretary Work faced Nebraskan leaders over the North Platte irrigation project. The Omaha Bee urged immediate water turn-on and post-payment assurances, as farmers warned crops like alfalfa and sugar beets were at risk. A plan to adjust water delivery and payments aimed to avert widespread losses.
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Nebraska
Coolidge
Mead
McMollen
Pisar Valley
Alge
Othe
Walterlynn
Lingle
Northiport
Washington
North Platte
Wieker
Dreaident Canlidge
Work Wend Germivsinner
Amvasion Gervics
Howell
Representative Simmons
Whiteouse
Simomone
Taking Beauty Spots Along a Milwaukee Line
Monro of Seikie and Agahel Cartla photographed beauty spots along Milwaukee rallies for The Conat. They toured Monten and Washineta to capture images for fresh-Greh Tee advertising notices.
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Milwaukee
LG. Monro
Seikie
Aitver
Hivralar
Agahel Cartla
Keattle
Batle
Maui
Tee
Monten
Washineta
Grreh Tee
Dr Lowry Goes to Eastern Cities for Continued Study
A fragment notes Dr. Lowry leaving for New York and Chicago for an extended period of study. The piece mentions keeping abreast of approved modern methods, professional standards, and plans to integrate new ideas into practice, with references to six‑month study cycles and hearings.
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DR. Lowry
Dan
Lowry Iid
Sti Norglieses
Tiborntaries
New York
Chicago
Ollie Meleonalitun Eitte
Lowry
Pyostus
Reed
Juxell
den Val
Ore
Wade
Kittle
Oil Well Production Declines Across Fields
Oil production in the month fell slightly with Molina and other fields showing reduced output. Total oil from the Tide of Olt Uving area reached 660,084 barrels at Munhurst, while St Creek Field reported 97% of its prior yield. No transport constraints were recorded for Tah Birin field.
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Molina
Olt Uving
Eeparie
Epee
Tah Birin
Automobiles Towed In West Park Violations Sparks Court
In West Park many cars remained parked beyond legal limits prompting officers to issue $10 bonds. The crackdown targeted owners who ignored ordinances, with Officer Gand leading the effort and Detective Good likely to face further action. Several named individuals and firms appear in the report along with court dates and penalties.
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Dietriut
Udeilon
Harry Good
Mfr
Cod
West Park
Ries
Tte Ordiniines Permis
Buainese
Pelweei & 4
Gand
Suidh
Fudge
MD Te Chines
Uffierr Gand
Lerdis
Joe
Rani Prank Tay
Lani
M. Tauripeon
Mra Willan Wochler
M Henningsen Company
J. Cc. Phos
Me Brandhard Pubiishing Company
Walter Chemin
Pian Tepe
Alvlonse Newanin
Walter Chronos
Indian Weds for One Loge Wife, Calls Armies
Billings May 28. A fragmentary report from Ne Anpactatolt Dresd describes a man seeking a single loge wife who can summon forces or armies. The text is garbled and incompletely readable, preserving few clear names or events.
Lumber Production State Mills Grow
May 28 report shows increased output across several mills. Data indicate seven mills in Montgomery county and 104 in 1929 contributed to overall production growth, with a comparison to prior totals and broader regional figures.
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Wastlington
Marnie
Peomoeth
Hae Deparbaint
Montihiey
Gros
TTL
Despondency drives man to end life on river bank
A man, distressed by illness and worry, ended his life this morning by leaping into the Tarbert river. The tragedy occurred near Valine Point, with reports noting his despair and lack of hope. Authorities were notified and are investigating the incident as a possible suicide.
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Hoabmian
Mage
Pet. WM Mathes Mrs Nites Anys
Witte
Anti Traton Basi
Ehiditon
Tarbert Kiveroth
Pranees
Akwn Tralery
Avatin
Murs Iy
Mars
Margares
Sarwar
Benefit Dance at the Winter Garden bustling event
A local benefit dance drew attendees for charity at the Winter Garden venue. The event featured community groups and coordinated activities, aiming to raise funds and support local causes amid a lively social turnout.
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Winter Garden
Butte Banker Is Named President
Ralph Place, newly chosen president, spoke at the 27 convention city meeting as Montomt Bankers' association urged bankers to back proposed law changes. Hone In the verily merketa from 1024 to Tid shows low money as an indicator of normal conditions. Secretary Mr. Tauring reported two banks represented at the meetings.
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Henatur W. J. Paul
Thie City
Panting Lawa
Montomt Bankers’ Association
Bankers’ Commission
Bankers of Thiy ‘Group
Pehine
Banks Oy
Montana
Ralph Place
Variana Vital Game
Awa Chugng
Buptte Wax
Tauring
Mother Fails to Get Order for Her Child
May 18 report from Towanin details a mother seeking a legal order for her daughter amid ongoing custody discussions. The controversy centers on guardianship and the child’s welfare lessons, with authorities reviewing evidence and hearings scheduled.
Lane George Leads Season As Geor Wane Star
In a rugged season highlight, Lane George stands out as first base and outfielder in the lineups. George, backed by standout performances from Kelly and Teant, helps propel the team toward the league title with strong fielding and timely hitting. The article notes coach tactics and the struggle to maintain form across the season.
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Norman F. Brown
Martin
Anese Heyer
Lane Geosie” Kelly
Tian
Batten
George
Havebutt
Niles Nisa
Hko
Leddins
Kieliog
Kelly
Watts
Fragmented OCR Snapshot Yields Local Scene Clues
A mangled OCR pass offers sparse readable names and phrases about a visitor and local industry. Content hints at a solar or technology theme, mentions a jail term and a manufacturing context, but most details are garbled. The readable elements name Prabatly Woald and Corman manufacture, with vague references to Chal country.
Butte Memorial Body Signals Continued Battle Over Trail Plan
Montana dispatches reveal ongoing conflict over a proposed commemorative route and memorial for Butte. State lawmakers, regional leaders, and the Butte Pioneers Club debate eligibility and the memorial’s placement while honoring Butte’s contributions to the state. A separate Montana Route Commission meeting in Helena sets plans for a memorial path and a subsequent field session to determine sites and collaboration.
Beavers of Montana Near Extinction Threat Discussed
In May 1868 Brest. IMLENA notes the potential near-extinction of Montana beavers without legislative action to curb trapping. The report cites multiple ranchers and depots, mentions thousands of hides turned in, and details state permits and seasonal limits as the department advises tighter controls.
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Brest
Imlena
Monuini
Mont Ames
Denver
Die Aghys
Three Forks News Notes and Community Gatherings
Three Forks notes a May 28 meeting to organize a local citizens club, with officers elected including President M. Mortads and Dr. Vitnom as secretary treasurer. The report lists numerous local residents and travel mentions, with social visits and minor events across nearby towns.
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Forks
Phree Forks
Phere
M. Mortads
Vitnom
Wid Treasureny
W. Mephuti Heme
Mmecl
Ted Gest
Uwr
Sete Commission
Fin de Lewis and Clark
R. G Grifficu
Mika Agnes Calludine
Bosemita
Voutis Heron
One Day Left to Pay City Taxes in Butte
One day remains for Butte residents to settle their city taxes. Second installment of the 1925 levy shows $45,841 paid by Tuesday night, with Treasurer McCarthy estimating about $18,000 more collected by yesterday. Officials expect mail from large property holders to boost totals, though overall overdue amounts will likely mirror past years. The tax office prepares to process many checks as remaining items are tallied.
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Ihr
Butte Pioneers’ Club
Wuste
Butte
Slia
Mins Anni M. Sullivan
Lutte
Butte Willeens
Shurre
McCarthy
Ming Claim Investor Talks of Vast Riches and Bail
A Montana man claims mining investments worth billions, detailing a Silver Bow county claim near Last Chance Gulch with copper, ore and miles of gulch. He asserts holdings in Silver Bow, Helena, and Idaho totaling hundreds of millions, while noting opposition to sale offers and ongoing prospecting for years.
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Jin Larkin
Charle
Silver Pow County
Nelena
Wara
Neal
Larkin
Montana
Rockefeller
Lin
Lodges Plan Joint Memorial Service at Mount Bforah Cemetery
The Loyal Fellows and Rebeckahs of Butters plan their annual memorial service after the Grand Army and Spanish War Veterans parade. If the weather holds, the service will be on the lawn near the chapel. otherwise in the chapel. Miles CavAnaugh will give the memorial address. Members will decorate graves and visit each grave of departed members. The program includes singing, readings, and a memorial address by CavAnaugh, with Fidelity Lodge, Enterprise Lodge, and Silver Row Hebekai participants.
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Rebeckahs of
Butters
Mount Bforah
Miles 3. Cavanaugh
RilusillaGe
Sarah A. Johnson
Silver Row
Hebekal
Toner
Miles Z. Cavanaugh
Washington
Gladys Trevenn
Oesa. Daniels
Registration Light Boosts With Primary Ahead
Voter registration for the Aug primary is notably lighter than years past. Clerk and Recorder Witlna Alojiay notes the books close June 18 and urges those who registered in prior elections but did not vote to re register to avoid missing the polls.
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Witlna Alojiay
Forsans
Inust
Recorder
Dundee Outpoints Harmon in Close Exhibition Bout
In a ten round exhibition at Cowes Island Stadium Dundee outpointed Harmon in a tightly contested match. The Philadelphia-based challenger Beall Kallang weighed in lighter than rivals, while Freemning Clevewell outpointed Maul Doyle in an earlier 8 round segment.
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Rex New
Jon Dundes
Weller Weient
Willie Harnint
New York
Cowes Island
Laumter
Harton
Ahost & Ours
Ierayan
Pandes
He Kneckdowne
Low ‘Tondier
Philadelphia
Weiter
Usclafyery
Iwa Isso
Lai
Taning
Scouts Show Off Before Exchange In Butte
Scouts of Trach vo 4 sponsored by the Butte Exchange Club showcased signaling fire making and games before the club. Scout Executive Dar Dayton praised progress noting 18 troops built with plans to reach about two dozen. Malcolm Gillis urged support for a $10,000 campaign while others received commemorations and solos accompanied by Grace Tie Mers Yost.
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Scouts of
Trach Vo
Butte Exchange Club
Dar Dayton
Troup
Dayton
Malcolm Gillis
Butte
Lowlands Creek
Gillis
Manny
Newton Canden
Orton Brothers’ Music Fiouse
Blaine School Turns Out Nine Graduates
In 1996 Blaine School celebrated its ninth class with a Thursday afternoon ceremony. The program featured songs and addressed by staff members and highlighted graduates including Joseph Shea, Helen Zecevich, Ronald Williams, Carolyn Kueck, John Wurtz, Katherine Graal, Edward Viras, and others amid a community gathering.
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Blaine School
America
Officer resigns from police list
Mike Sullivan of Woet Broad resigned from the department yesterday. The notice states he is no longer a member of the police department and his resignation takes effect immediately.
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Mike Sullivan
Murphy
Atte
Chially
Fifty-Nine Now Are Life Savers In Butte
Ninety life savers from the M C A Knights of Columbus and Butte high school pools completed a 20 week Red Cross life saving course. A public demonstration plans a new Life Saving branch, with instructors Mel Clevett Dan Dayton and Mrs Willam Rowch guiding the program.
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Tove
Itis
M. C. A. Knights of Columbus
Butte
American Red Cross
Haa Neen
Mel Clevett
Dan Deyton
Sirs
Willam Rowch
Red Cross
Sharer Gretier
At Manning
John Laivner
Qsenn Brock
James Brown
Hernarda Bretherton
Julian Jlevon Gbe
Lawrence McDonald
Ray Thirby
Hart Tones
Ray Gallant
John G. Frew
Ed Kueworthy
Keith Treilbronner
Kenneth Meteod
Edward Ralston
Loretta Willard
Ellen Liawrener
Veronica Healey
Evalyn Holland
Mary McDonald
Helen Venur
Warhara Horst
Pliberh Perham
Marion Callahan
Helen Relston
Zula Warren
Kerrie Rand
Bernice Behuling
Margery ‘Teueworthy
Nal’ Garet Thomas
Mary Thomas
Flora Fisher
Malcolm McDowall
Freel Chapman
Margaret Rustam
John Sewell
Rarlan Page
Harrys Dahlvors
William Rand
William Abl
Dorothy Olan
Wenning
Mrs. Ft. Katston
Dora O'Donnell
Nome
Lurena Black
Mike Gaviwai
Arthur Swan
Murphy
Agatha Kelly
Emly Tawe
LT Granard
H. Witkvon
Helen Lybold
Retty Towne
Dorothy Thuis
Kelet
Postoffice to Move Perishables During Holiday Break
The post office will keep perishables moving during the two day holiday Sunday and Monday. Special carriers will handle all urgent deliveries with emphasis on timely handling and prompt delivery. Alberta cattle trade weighs in at 200.90 tons as synflowes rise.
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Pammasini
Richard
Alberta
Canada
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