Coates Book Among Montana Poems Set for December Release
Three Montana tied titles head Caxton Printers December release. Ada Carter Dart’s The Mystery of Silver Spring Ranch, Vardis Fisher’s In Tragic Life, and Grace Stone Coates’s Portulacas in the Wheat. Fisher teaches at Montana and his novel draws on Ririe pioneer life. Coates’s volume features a jacket design by Francis Moore and ties to Gordon Butte. Portulacas in the Wheat ships December 15.
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Caxton Printers, Ltd
Caldwell, Ida
Silver Spring Ranch
Ads Carter Dart
Dillon
Vardis Fisher
Ririe
Idaho
Ada Carter Dart
Grace Stone Coates
90 New Faces in 1933 Montana Legislature
The Montana legislature will include at least 90 new faces as results show heavy turnover. Nine old senate members were reelected, 26 holdovers, and new members total 20. In the house, 31 of 102 members were reelected with one tie and one unreported. The Republican majority shifts in the senate but house remains a minority. Henry Thien runs as independent from Golden Valley. Garfield county confirms reelections of Senator Albert Holton and Representative Albert H. Kruse.
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Senate
22Nd Assembly
Henry Thien
Golden Valley
Garfield County
Albert Holton
Albert H. Kruse
Security Building & Loan Assn of Billings Has Consistent Service
The Security Building and Loan Association of Billings Montana reports a hundred percent service record despite economic shifts. It stresses safety via diversified home mortgage loans, with pass book or lump investments from $50 to thousands, no fees, and steady monthly payments.
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Security Building & Loan Association of Billings
Security Building and Loan Association
Billings
Montana
Security Building & Loan Association
Interior of Home Office of Security Building & Loan Association
Col John Henry Parker praised for long military career
Veterans recount Col Parker, once commander of a Montana regiment, wounded three times at Verdun in 1916, and later lauded for aviation of Gatling gun theory, service in Cuba and the Philippines, and leadership on Pershing’s staff. He helped organize automatic weapons schools and promoted vocational training postwar. He earned multiple decorations and wrote military texts.
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John Henry Parker
Santa Barbera
Calif
Parker
Montana
Genses
Germany
Verdun
Helena
American Legion Department of
West Point
Col
Spain
War College
Cuba
Roosevelt
Philippines
France
Pershing
General Staff
Gondrecourt
America
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Military Service Institution
Legion of Honor
Increase in Milk Income Tied to Dairy Associations
A Montana State College report using 1998 census data finds counties with dairy herd improvement associations earned $238,622.50 more from the same number of cows than counties without associations. Milk per cow averaged 579 gallons in association counties versus 506 in nonassociation counties, implying strong impact of herd improvement programs.
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Trestsven
Dairy
School revives an ancient art at Montana School of Mines
The Montana School of Mines begins a ceramics course, the first of its kind in Montana and one of the Northwest’s few, taught by Adolph Kuechler. President Thomson notes plans for ceramic engineering and petroleum programs to broaden the mineral industry focus.
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Montana Technical School
Francis A. Thomson
School of Mines
Montana School of Mines
Kuechler
India
Persia
China
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Mr. Kuechler
Babylon
Tower of Babel
Orient
Omar Khayyam
North America
Ohio State University
Henry C McNally A Montana Pioneer of 1886
Grace Stone Coates recalls Henry C McNally born 1846 in New Brunswick who crossed the Missouri by boat to Fort Benton in 1868 and helped shape Montana’s early development. He mined near Gold Creek and Greenhorn gulch, built a ranch near Ovando, raised horses and cattle, and helped drive logs on the Big Blackfoot River.
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Grace Stone Coates
MontAna
Butte
Henry C. McNally
H. C. McNally
New Brunswick
Canada
Moses
Martha
Gurue) McNally
Tarleton
Dragoons
West
Henry
Omaha
Missouri
Fort Benton
Council Bluffs
Apple McNally
M. C. McConnelly
Gold Creek
Bratton Bar Pioneer Company
R. M Thomas
McNally
Bratton’s Bar
Bratton's
Greenhorn Gulch
Helena
Blackfoot
Esther Jones
University
Missoula
Dornington Bay
Big Black Foot
Thibodeau
Ovando
Helm
How One Woman Lost 10 ks in a Week
Betty Luedeke of Dayton touts Kruschen for rapid weight loss claiming 10 pounds lost in seven days. The ad promises safe, harmless fat reduction with a half teaspoon daily in hot water, noting a four week bottle costs little and money back if unsatisfied.
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Betty Luedeke
Dayton
America
Fat—Monaey
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