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Choteau Acantha in Choteau, Montana

19 Apr 1928

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Choteau Acantha

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Choteau, Montana, United States of America

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Apr 19, 1928

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7

Rocky Mountain Club Bids Farewell After 21 Years

The Rocky Mountain club, founded by western mining leaders and linked to John Hays Hammond and William Boyce Thompson, closes after 21 years of service. It merges with the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical Engineers, leaving a legacy of wartime relief, Belgian aid, and support for western miners.

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Rocky Mountain Club Hills Plains Wenty Ritz New York City American Institute of Mining Metallurgical Engineers Montana Virginia City New York Sam D. Goza Charlie Russell Jack Cory Herbert Wall W. W. McDowell Montana Society Norman B. Holter Thomas J. Walsh Joseph K. Toole 8. W. Stewart Sam T. Hauser Territory of George O. Eaton Francis E. Bargeant Montana Constitutional Convention Marcus Daly Rockies Noble Ranges America New England Flanders Field East Pacific Northwest John Hays Hammond Herbert Hoover Phipps Pittman William Boyce Thompson John J. Pershing Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt Albert J. Seligman Benjamin Thayer J. Campbell Cory F. R. Burnham James J. McEvaly Urer Europe United States West David R Shanks Rocky Mountain Northwest American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Mont
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Polson Electrical Wizard Pupil of Edison Restores Ward’s Lab

W Duane Trow, Polson Commercial Club secretary and Lake County Abstract manager, reveals his Edison apprenticeship and role in repairing Frank Ward’s faulty electrical device. He recounts 40 days at West Orange with Edison and discusses advances in the indestructible Edison disc phonograph and future plans for Polson research.

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Flathead Frank Ward Butte Ward Chamber of Commerce Menlo Park Trow West Orange General Assembly Edison General Plant Electrician Edison Storage Works Phonograph Works Motion Picture Department Cement Research Department Electrical Department Edison General Electrical and Chemical Laboratories Seattle Mr. Edison University of Washington Puget Sound Power and Light Company Great Western Electro-Chemical Company of California Washington Water Power Company Anaconda Company Southern California Edison Company Polson
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Song of Montana preserved as lone 1867 verse

The only known copy of Paul Cyr’s 1867 poem The Song of Montana, written for the tune Charming Erie, is in the possession of W. C. Peat, Missoula Chamber of Commerce secretary. Cyr, Montana’s first poet, wrote of miners, mountains, and frontier life while in Butte and Missoula.

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Erie Missoula Montana W. C. Peat Louise P. Arnoldson The State University Paul Cyr Grand Isle Maine Houston New England St. Joseph Helena Cedar Creek Cyr Kalispell Sherwood Street West Boise Idaho Pent Mr. Peat Peat
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Butte Man Claims Robbery Attempt By Four Men

Butte resident David Killham said four young men strong armed him and his wife while waiting for a car. He alleges one struck him and knocked him down, then they fled after his wife screamed. Police searched but found no trace of the assailants.

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Butte David Killham Sheriff's Office
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Polson Sees Montana as Hub of Aluminum Industry

A reader quoted vision of Polson becoming a center for aluminum production as Montana's natural resources, including vast hydro electric power, are unleashed. He cites untapped resources and cheap power unlocking wealth, noting past neglect of potential sites along with the reservation context.

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Polson Montana
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