Primary Ballot Filed in Yellowstone County Race
Yellowstone County filings close with 31 candidates vying in Republican and Democratic tickets for county and Billings township offices. Republicans list state reps and county posts. Democrats add six state representative nominees and county officials. Incumbents Baldwin Fenton and many others absent from the ballot. local social notes follow with visits and family reunions among Billings residents.
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Yellowstone County
Billings
Aee
O. E. Olson
Grand Avenue
Helen L. de Jeno
Lewis Avenue
D. J. Brumbaugh
R. H. Gebharde
Fred C. Krieg
George R. Pierce
C. J. Williams
Melvin N. Holness
Carl B. Peters
J. A. (Pickles) Peterson
John M. Schutz
FR. E. Sheen
Oliver R. Sullivan
C. H. Barney
War Second Avenue
Lawel
Terry Missioner
Aurel
Alber Kerr
North Tweny-four Street
George T. O'Dea
South Thirty-first Street
C. 3
Clem) Baldwin
G. W. Fenton
Holness
R. H. Gebhardt
Krieg
George R
A.N
Andy) Bergen
Andeo Berger
B. J
Bert) Bowman
W. A. Hutt
Fredgehillreff
Charles A. Banderob
Alvert 3. Kerr
Wick Maltese
Herbert Oblender
George T .Dea
Myron Tripp
T. H. Lux
Arthur R. Meyer
Frank J. Gorman
Conee Ae
Broadview News Social Guests and Visits
Recent visitors include Mrs. Harry P. Vale and son William from Sacre men California to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Harding. The Haugruds hosted a Molt visit, while Hilma Sandbak and Ray Sandbak travel to North Dakota and Minnesota to see relatives. Corbin Chariene travel to Great Falls and Windom. Chris Frey and Art Schrotenboer families join Henry Frey and relatives in a Sunday gathering.
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Frey
Kate Reintsma
Margie Gilett
Miss Grover
Billings
John Hegg
Ken Hegg
T. Schuster
Anna Smith
Gasper
Wyo
Russell Smith
Donna Lasson
Warren Harding
T. H. Schuster
Frank Haugrue
Samily
Duck Hegg
Albert Bittcher
Conover
R. G. Conover
Maurice Conover
Alvin Hageman
C. Conover
Fred Badgett
A. D. Badgett
K. D. Batgett
Billy
Paul Badgett
D. Jamison
Monroe Badsett
Harry P. Vale
William
Sacremen
California
Franti
Haugrud
Molt
Hilma Sandbak
Ray Sandbak
North Dakota
Minnesota
C. C. Corbin
Chariene
Great Falls
Windom
Chris Frey
Art Schrotenboer
Henry Frey
Reversing the Driver’s Path in Rural Travel Tips
A historical note explains that city driving rarely needs U-turns between blocks while rural driving often requires this maneuver. The illustration claims to show the easiest method of reversing the driver with a maxim and minimum danger of driving into the death.
Texas Way: World’s tallest building planned in Houston
The Texas Way notes a plan for a 1368 foot, 140 story building in Houston. It would be the world’s tallest, dwarfing the Empire State Building by 124 feet, and would house the largest department store, theater, and hotel. The piece contrasts grand ambitions with small local businesses and rural pride.
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Texas Way
Houston
Texas
New York
Lowstone
New Look Dress Highlight Unknown Pathfinder Style
A fragmented note describes a new dress design described as light and well placed, mentioning Pathfinder in the context of style. Details are sparse and unclear, with OCR-origin text suggesting a fashion item or description without full context. Entities include Pathfinder and dress concept.
Billings Delegation Heads to Montana Legion Convention
Yellowstone Post No. 4 plans strong turnout at the Montana department convention in Great Falls June 2 to 29. Twenty two delegates and twelve alternates, a drum and bugle corps, and many members will attend led by Commander George D. Snel and a slate of officers. The post will participate in the state competition and the 40 and 8 promenade with more than 2500 Legionnaires and Auxiliaries expected. Highlight speakers include James F. O'Neil and Mrs. Lee Hutton, with department membership near a record 20,000.
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Yellowstone
American Legion
Uthanos
Montana Department
Great Palls-gune
George D. Snel
John L. Greenleaf
Edward L. Hofmann
Felix
Webb
Everett W. O'Connor
Ralph W. Glenn
Mars Gate
Holden
Pred N. Dugan
W. H. Sturdevant
J. ©. Fellows
Howard W. Hanson
John E. Pierre
Palla
Montana
James F. O'Neil
Manchester
N. H
Lee Hutton
Excelator
Minn
Legion Commander Mingees F of Neil to visit Billings
National American Legion commander Mingeies F arrives in Billings Monday at 1 30 p m to be greeted by local Legionnaires. He will depart by chartered plane for the state convention in session at Great Falls.
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Legion
Mingies F
Neil Manchester
N. H
American Legion
Billings
War Vet Enrolls in Nursing Courses at St Vincent’s
Livya Drain, a Columbus veteran of the recent war, becomes St Vincent’s first male nurse as he enters the Carvel College Helena Nursing School in January. He will return in September to complete pre nursing studies. Two programs exist at St Vincent’s open to men and women: a 39 month theory and practical diploma and a 4.5 year bachelor degree in nursing education. Both qualify for GI educational benefits. A global nurse shortage exists with high male demand. ten male students already registered for next September.
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Livya Drain
St. Vincent's
Drain
Columbus
Sisters of Chorley School of Nursing
Carvel College
Helena
St. Vincents
St. Wingent School
Paper shortage to continue say most men
A fragmented quote suggests most men believe the paper shortage will persist, with brief reference to Brenan and Path inder in amid uncertain context. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or dates.
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Brenan
Pathinder
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