Montana Assembly Debates Crime Bills and Parliament Tactics
Helena report reviews the Montana legislature shifting stance on crime commission bills with Rep Leavitt of Custer county pushing forward. It notes battles over judiciary politics and a property insurance proposal, plus cautions on parliamentary procedure and job-promise dynamics in the assembly.
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Seattle Man Finds Relief Without Specialists
A Seattle man reports relief from a severe condition using a simple natural method after specialists failed. The notice invites readers to write today for more information and lists contact as N. Wf. Boies in Seattle.
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Record cattle shipments hit 140 cars at Tampico station
Tampico Great Northern records show 140 carloads of livestock shipped from Tampico station in 1934, the greatest business there in years and double the 1933 figures.
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Great Northern
New Airport Lights Mark Runway Approaches at Butte
White and green lights flashed at the Butte airport signaling the second phase of night facilities completion. The lights outline the field and mark runway approaches for night fliers as part of the installation.
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Butte
Freshen a Heavy Skin with Cuticura Talcum Powder
Advertises Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented powder for face skin baby and dusting uses. Claims economical value and that it renders other perfumes superfluous as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap and Ointment.
1935 Gold Boom Predicted for Montana Mines
President Francis A. Thomson, director of the state bureau of mines and geology, says Montana and Western mining may revive in 1935 if investors supply capital for equipment and development. He notes potential gold prices near 60 dollars an ounce and sees silver, copper, lead, and zinc markets improving in step with overall prices. He expects renewed confidence and a stimulus to the mineral industry in 1935.
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Montana
West
Francis A. Thomson
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Lloyd's
London
Landscaping Underway at Miles City Water Plant
A series of landscaping improvements are in progress at the Miles City water plant including lawn and driveway terracing as part of ongoing site work.
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Miles City
Tokyo Becomes World’s Third Largest City
Tokyo rises to the status of the world’s third largest city by population. The milestone reflects shifts in urban growth as planners note ongoing expansion and regional dynamics shaping megacities.
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Tokyo
Asphyxiation Cause of Deaths in Anaconda Home
A coroner autopsy found Mrs. Frank Healy, 25, and her 5 year old nephew Bruce Nelson dead in the Healy home at Anaconda, apparently from asphyxiation. Healy reported leaving for work at 7 15 am and returning to find them in bed. The woman, Augusta native, had married just over a year ago.
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Bruce Elmer Nelson
Helena
Healy
Anaconda
Gerald Hamilton
Eric Peterson
Kalispell
Elmer Nelson
Income Tax Blanks Sent to Montana Taxpayers
Tax blanks for 1934 were released by Washington and mailed to Montana taxpayers of record. Montana internal revenue collector Lewis Penwell announced the filing period runs from now through March 15. Those who do not receive blanks within four or five days should contact the Helena office or zone offices in Missoula Great Falls Havre Billings or Butte.
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Montana
Lewis Penwell
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Great Falls
Havre
Billings
Butre
New CWA Gym Opened at Washoe School
Laurence Aber principal of Washoe School announces completion of a new gymnasium built as a CWA project and now in use at the school.
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Laurence Aber
Washoe School
CWA
Italian climbers climb Mont Blanc face by ice steps
Two Italian mountaineers with constant snow threats climbed 2000 feet up a ravine in the Mont Blanc group by cutting steps in the ice. The feat highlights risky alpine technique and endurance in severe winter conditions.
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Mont Blanc
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