Outlook Bright in Trade Avenue Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a bright trade outlook with increased manufacturing and distribution activity. Rail and road freight rose, coal and steel demand grew, and improved agricultural conditions supported optimism. Banking and foreign loans bolster farm recovery while wholesale prices drift upward, lifting cotton and textile sectors.
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Associated Press
New York
Avenue of Trade and Industry
Ducky
National Bank of Commerce
Teta Hess
Europe
Chapter 49 Aroused Feelings Steer Toward Divorce Plan
Amoure senses Wey Andie changes as she awaits his call. They discuss privacy and her appearance, then he declares he will divorce Judith for a Paris marriage, hoping to wed Amoure soon. Judith agrees to a divorce with crossborder plans simmering amid tension and fear of her mother.
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Eileen
Philip Weinrich
Vey
Amoura
Louvre
Dearest
Judith
Paris
France
Broadway vaudeville show features varied acts tonight
The Broadway bill presents Ra Shingement with Revelations featuring Mule Nina Frank Bacon and Sophie Fontaine Arlen Prado showcases musical technique Morey Barton and Harry Young offer a bright comedy act Its that keeps the audience in a kay Rumor Bletee and Trowlyn perform varied talents in an entertaining segment Maybelle Phillips the Sunshine Girl offers child songs and stories
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Mule
Nina
Frank Bacon
Sophie Fontaine
Arlen Prado
Han’ Plantat
Morey Barton
Harry Young
Bletee
Trowlyn
Maybelle Phillips
Sunshine Gil
Farms for Sale Ad Promises Bright Country Life
A reader is drawn to rural living after spotting a broadly appealing farm advertisement in The Anaconda Standard’s classifieds. The text evokes simple pleasures of country life and the ease of arranging a viewing, hinting at a life transformed by moving to the countryside.
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Ity
Anaconda Standard Close
Large Herd of Steers Sold to Sugar Company
Curtis C. Dethl drove 375 head of yearling steers through White Sulphur Springs to the Great Western Sugar Company of Billings. The cattle will be fattened for Chicago markets using sugar beet pulp feed, a byproduct the sugar firm supplies to feed local cattle yearly.
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White Sulphur News
Sugar Company
White Sulphur Springs
Curtis C. Dethl
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Chicago
Sugar
Frank O'Donnell
Great Weatherm Sugar Company
Kiwanis to hear Union Bank official at Deer Lodge meeting
Kiwanis club Deer Lodge will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at the Motet Deer Lodge with R O Kaufman vice president of the Union Bank and Trust company Helena and director of the Helena Federal Reserve branch as principal speaker. A program of musical numbers will accompany the address and a large attendance is anticipated as membership enrollment contest proceeds.
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Deer Lodge
Jane
Thie Elty Wilthy Federal Evalve Bank
Motet Deer Lodge
R.O. Kaufman
Union Bank and Trust Company of
Helena
Federal Reserve Bank
Local families noted in community notices
The text records attendances and associations among residents. Ouloe Ens and Harry Davidson are linked to family affairs in Bowr Hingsa and Lik, with references to We son and a paralytic condition in the county. Margaret McCon eke and Helen ree are named as teachers connected to Jefferson school and Boulder Stine.
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Htfie Morgan
Moxeman
Harry Davidson
Lik
Bowr Hingsa
Tetternon County
Margaret McConeke
Boulder
Stine
Helen Ree
Naterearet
Jefferson School
Press Association Names Committe Montana Board Appointments
The Montana State Press association named standing committees for the forthcoming year. President Henry Weare of Chiester announced appointments, with executive committee chaired by P. A. Snelson of Billings and members G. Kelphlemmer of Butte RG. Tdnebarner of Havre W. Ensign of Hysham and T. Hocking of Glasgow. A legislative committee led by Harry Lay of Lewistown includes Hur ey Conrad and J.D. Hamilton. An advisory board on journalism education includes Tom Stout.
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Great Falls
Montana State Press Association
Henry Weare
Chiester
I Peterson
P. A. Snelson
Billings
G. Kelphelmer
Butte
Tdnebarner
Havre
Ensign
Hysham
Hocking
Glasgow
Dillon Beaverhead beat old timers in opening gridiron game
Dillon high school beat Cut Bank in a rough opener as fumbles favored Dillon. WrEHY ran 20 yards for a first-half touchdown and 30 yards in the final period while Clair Congreve of the alumni caught a forward pass for the visitors’ score. The oldtimers briefly threatened but fumbled and were stopped by Dillon’s defense.
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Pred A. McDonald
Second Street
MM. Ts Mckay
Collin
Ada Kumpe
John
Phillips
Matilda Spencer
Lmellie "McDonald
TG. Wight
Lee Dh. "Anderson
C.H." Wight
CA. Linn
Karl F. Angell
Richard 'T. Ring Nog
Olga Work
8. ' Lee
Anne Haines
Jam Wood
Harry i Vs. Ford
J. & Collins
Wilma 'T. Anderson
M.E. McKay
John & Coach
Jameson
J. M. Young
Dillon
Wrehy
Clair Congreve
Dall
The
Heavers
Auto Mechanics Taught At High School
A course in auto mechanics will be offered at the high school this year with four periods daily. The center class elects Leonard Innes president and William Orr business manager among others. classes to be directed by a senior high school staff member and a special mechanic.
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Mt. Ton
Leonard Innes
Haus
William Orr
Busines
Gladys Scully
Cop. Willig
Clase Aaviner
Threshers Begin Work in Beaverhead Valley
Threshing is in full swing in the Beaverhead valley and on nearby benches near Dillon though recent rains slowed progress. Some bumper yields are reported on East bench ranches while initial expectations were cut. Montana State College officials plan winter travel by motor, with local residents noting varied harvest results and upcoming teaching assignments.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
East Bench
Montana Biateultural College
Trigg
Tutto
Jack Denning
Idaho Falls
J.T. Edwards
Reynolds Thompson
Twin Bridges
Whitehall Notes Reflect Busy Week At Fair
Whitehall news recounts visits and travel including Helena family members, county fair attendance, and local bid to enter the state fair as residents mingle with distant kin. Honolulu population estimates suggest Honolulu at about 100000 based on births deaths and arrivals.
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Whitehall
Sey Hasty
Helena
I” Kremer
Kentucky
Charles Mikesell
Livingston
Mex
L. B. Knight
Hiuth
Marian Fouts
Dillon
U of Three Forks
C. M. Johnson
J. D. Smith
BC K. Luther
Mrs. Bigelow
Mildred Bigelow
Bozeman
Tony Bertoglio
Garden City
Honolulu
W. Tay
The
Board of Health
Health Boardistica
Islands
New Financing Activity Surges in autumn bond market
The New York market sees an autumn revival with several major foreign loans and continued bond price gains as money rates ease. Large issues include 100 million for Bell Telephone Pennsylvania and 25 million for German Rentenbank, while expectations rise for further loans and a gold shipment to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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New York
Bell Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania
Rentenbank
Febovo
Dng
St.noo
Federal Reserve Bank of New Yorkhia
Bozeman Youth Injured in Auto Crash Tragedy
In Bozeman on September 20 a youth named Cecil Graf died after being thrown from a buggy automobile near Salesville. The crash involved Eugene Graf and Henry Ensinger. a large vehicle fled the scene. Graf’s mother and father were alerted, with the funeral planned at the Masonic Cemetery. Attorney Howard A. Johnston assisted with the Legion stand at the grounds.
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Bozeman
Cecil Graf
Eugene Graf
Henry Ensinger
R Ranch
Salesville
Graf
Bozeman Hot Springs
Monty
Howard A. Johnon
Houlder
Tate Fels
Legion Boys
Diamond Queen Spurns Diamonds Despite King Solomon's Pride
London notes the wife of Solomon Barnato Joel, famed South African diamond magnate, wears pearls and disregards diamonds while her husband aligns with American financier J. P. Morgan to influence the global diamond supply.
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London
Solomon Barnato Joel
J. P. Morgan
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Arthur
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