Kiwanis Program on Constitution Delivers Enduring Lesson
In a noon session at the New Hotel Finien yesterday, Kiwanis members heard Jack Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining discuss the federal constitution as a cornerstone for industry relations. Jess G. Ragsdale and Ray Angwin contributed remarks and songs as emphasis on compromise and citizen duty guided the program.
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Jack Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Kiwanis Club
Finien
Jess G. Ragsdale
Butts
Ray Angwin
Kelley
Sonally
Atriotx
Patrick Henry
Kelly
Ragsdale
Kiwanis
Citzzenship
M. Norris
James Uncles
Buy at Home Campaign Arouses Much Interest in Montana
A Montana development association runs a Buy at Home plan tied to a $200 cash prize and school-based education efforts. Governor Hinchons and others participate as judges in the contest, aiming to foster loyalty to home merchants and improve local economies across the state. The movement seeks lasting impact beyond the contest end date, Sept. 19, with organizers confident in a firm foundation for future citizen education.
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Tas
Rion
Keihe
Tareush Schoo
AO Seldge
Geresnee Srishae
St Chenchot
Montana
Belvidger
Otter
Mall
AllcMontans
Cota
Sel + vidge
Havre Welcomes Leviathan Dock Projects in France
Havre rejoices at docking facilities for the Leviathan as American passenger and crew dollars flow to local merchants. Only concern is wage competition from American ships possibly luring skilled French crew, risking French line losses to American rivals.
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Paris
Havre
Iiihustration
New World
Fall Wheat Seeding Progressing Nicely in State
A press report notes fall wheat seeding advancing well across the state despite early snows and rain hampering some harvest and hauling. Central and eastern regions report improved stock water from recent rains while the north sees flax harvest and oats turning ready. drought and wet weather affect corn in the east and sheeped oats.
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W. Pimeteorolomat
Ites
Iona
East Haw
Iguabgut
Citizenship Test to Be Heard in Silver Bow Court
Court will hear 62 applicants for citizenship and witnesses in Silver Bow district court at 10 a.m. Judge George Bourquin presides. Frank G. Pugsley, federal examiner from Seattle, will conduct examinations. Also included are civil suit items: Katherine Roberts vs King foreclosures and notes, Augusta M. Lahrmann divorce suit, Vivien Bertrand Leo Bertrand cross-complaint, estate distributions, and appraisers. Freight traffic on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul shows improvement. Deutsche Allgemeiner Zeitung reports new steel process.
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Silver Bow District Court
George Bourquin
Frank G. ‘Pugsley
Seattle
Emmett
John A. MacKinnon
H. J. Larkin
Margaret Larkin
Augusta
M. Lahrmann
William Lahrmann
Lyons
Iown
St. Anthony
Vivien Bertrand
Leo J. Bertrand
Butte
Jessie Poy
James Poy
Ted Leybold
John Downey
John O'Connell
Augusta Kabett
John G. Bailey
George R. Occhill
Frank J. Flanagan
Gussie V. Bruce
For Sale Classifieds: Reach Buyers Without a Window Ad
A reader considers how storefront windows display goods while realizing why the classified for sale column exists. The Anaconda Standard notes merchants post offerings in a dedicated for sale section to reach daily buyers at low cost, avoiding large display ads.
World steel shortfalls spur cost savings claim
A Swiss inventor Mosehard and associate Speen claim a new steel alloy is 40 percent tighter than ordinary steel and could cut construction costs by 30 percent. The report notes continued power shortages at Sao Ho Brazil have reduced working hours by half, impacting production.
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Mosehard
Sao Ho
Brasil
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Symons
Coats
Gordon Pure Law
Gordon Ferguson
Kayser
Kirschbaum
Virgin
Ballymullen
Kirkshire
Symons Dry Goods Company
Symons “Bobber” Shop
Dutton
Mars
Uranus
White
Castoria
Fletcher
Avoi
McClure PY
Leviathan Dock
New. York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Steet
Berlin
Deutsche Allgemeiner Zeitung
Ruben
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