Eyrie Donations Support City Park Fund Drive
The Eyrie players will donate ten percent of tonight’s receipts to the Lions club for the city park. Local notes report new gas station work on McLeod Street corner First Avenue. Several residents return from travels and military training camps with family updates and job plans.
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Eyrie
Lions Club
Gaa
Delphine Prevost
McLeod Street
First Avenue
J. &. Barbour
Big Timber Opens Local Ice Cream Plant Under New Name
The Big Timber Produce Co. operates a local ice cream plant making Houlder Brand ice cream from a milk and cream base. Production includes pasteurization through a viscolizer, cooling, and freezing in a horizontal freezer with calcium brine, then hardening before sale. Retail and wholesale offerings run from cones to multi gallon orders. The plant started with 100 gallons daily capacity, plus cream buying, butter making, and a public freezing room and meat holding space. C Batch joins as new member. Mrs. Gene Kopp oversees books. Nelson stays as manager with the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Big Timber Produce Co
Park Creamery
C. Batch
Bozeman
Nepstad
Crime Commission Set Assembly in Missoula June 20
Geo B Winston of Anaconda chairman of the Montana crime commission has called a Missoula meeting for June 20 and 21 to study reform proposals in Montana criminal procedure. Open hearings will allow public input on suggested changes and arguments for or against proposals. The commission has visited many towns to gather citizen views amid debate on topics such as jury instruction, evidence comment by district judges, selective juror recruitment, insanity defenses, state sheriff, state police, central identification bureau, and separate facilities for first offenders. The Montana Bar Association plans to send a committee to confer with the commission. Walter Pope of Missoula leads the association. The commission includes Winston as chairman with Atkinson, Brooks, Hurry, and McKinnon as members.
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Chinook
Dimige Geo. BB. Winston
Anaconda
Montana Crime Commission
Missettle
Montana
Montang Bar Association
Missoula
Walter Pope
Association
Geo. B. Winston
Alfred Atkinson
State College
Bozeman
H. B. Brooks
Chinook Opinion
John Hurry
Glasgow
S. D. McKinnon
Miles City
House Reaches Final Tariff Vote on Hawley Smoot Bill
Washington June 14 Congress completed its labor on the Hawley Smoot tariff bill with the House approving the measure by 32 to 153 amid cheers. The vote places the decision on whether it becomes law squarely with President Hoover and endows him with a crucial policy choice.
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Washngton
Congress
House
Hoover
President to Sign Bill After Review by Experts
Administration leaders in both houses said the president would affix his signature next week after studying the bill and obtaining counsel from experts and relevant federal departments.
Promises and Pledges For Sheriff and Assessor Races
A 1900s style notice promotes Tee Late To Classify SaRRirr for sheriff and TED CC. Busha for county assessor. It states pledges to run a full year, lower taxes, and promises to seek Republican nominations in July elections. The notice also mentions Glass Brothers offering land parcels on Ten Mile Creek at five dollars per acre dry land and ten dollars per acre irrigable with water rights.
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Glass Brothers
Ten Mile Creek
Maine GOP nominates White for U S Senate in 1930 primary
Returns from 589 of 682 precincts show Robert White leading for the Republican nomination to succeed Arthur Gould. Brewster and Dewar trail for the seat while Gardiner defeats Wilson for the GOP gubernatorial nomination. White’s victory likely seals the Maine Senate seat as nomination equals election.
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National House
United States
Arthur R. Gould
Brewster
Dewar
White
Gardiner
Wilson
Frederick
Bangor
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Frank Howard
West Point
G. H. Howard
Sweet Grass County
Billings
Charles N. Pray
Walter Webster
John Watt
Jesse LU
Seyphers
Roy Osburn
Osburn
Ft. Busha
Forrest Ullman
Gerald Little
Citizens
Tenvile
Hans ‘Tjaaland
Julian Miles
Tjasland
A. L. Schamp
Res. C. A. Bishop
Edith Kaliuis
Schamp
L. P. Thornton
Canadian Pacific Railway
J. A. Lowry
Western
Canada
Fances Uthman
Great Falls
Arthur Swanstrun
University At
Rhea Traver
Lioyd Andrews
Owen Loftsgaanden
Owen
Yellowstone Park
Wallace Hannah
George Goering
Hardin Tribune-Herald
Dolores Kylander
Mont
Shhoenhaar
Shhoenhagr
Jake Schilreff
Park County
CG. W. Campbell
General Rodeo Committee
Ri. A. Bray
WR. OE
Shaver
J. A. Cantkins
Leo J. Cromer
H. C. Roquet
J. 4. Lacklen
Arena
H. A. Traver
C. ¥. Oliman
ON. MacFarline
Frank N. Sauer
D. W. Hruza
Dr. HH
G. Recquet
R. A. Bras
B. F. Henry
Helen
Lucille Zortman
L. Zortman
Helena
Margaret de Webb
Mr. and
Mes. S. A. Perrine
Portland
L. Ballou
Ore
Aldens
Martin Rauch
Joliet, Mont
George Alden
Rauch
Arcade Theatre
J. J. Lacklen Co
Davis Cash Grocery
Boulder Brand
Big Timber Produce
Crime Commission
Tee
Sarrirr
Sherify
Ted CC. Busha
Morrow
Melville
American Legion
Grey Cliff
Bob Hart
Melville Pavilion
Livingston
Betty Meyers
George Pittman
Rick Roper
Clover Sterling Clown
Cremer
Tepee
Concordia
Concordia College
Mad, Minnesota
Kellogg Merc. Co
Kellogg Mercantile Co
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