Visitors journey to Helena for Methodist conference
Helena: Mrs. C H Porter Miss Ardella Hanson Mrs E R Kaemmer and Jackie drove to attend the Methodist conference and visit Rev E R Kaemmer while Miss Hanson from Great Falls stayed with Mrs Kaemmer. Bishop Wm F Faber and Rev Lee H Young report a glacier park tramp.
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Helena
C. H. Porter
Ardella Hanson
E. R. Kaemmer
Jackie
Hanson
Great Falls
Kaemmer
Lee H. Young
Wm. F. Faber
Glacier Park
Gunsight Pass
Sperry
Lake McDonald
Mr. Young
Episcopal Church
Dodson’s World Fair at North Montana Fair Great Falls
Dodson’s World’s Fair shows headline the North Montana Fair in Great Falls August 24 to 28 with a million dollar midway of 30 tent theatres 16 rides and free features. The Dodson caravan travels on two 40 car trains and includes 600 performers horses and a canvas church with Rev Wadell. Highlights list Glenn circus Kemp’s Bowl of Death nuscum and the Unicorn show among many acts.
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Montana
Great Falls
Dodson
Ringling-Barnum Circus
Dodson Brothers
Pretty
Doc Wadell
Henry Ohlson
Ohio State University
Ann Bartlett
New Martinsville
W. Va
Secret Service
Glenn Circus
Princess Lea
Nusfum
Kemp
Dixieland Minstrels
Monkey Motordrome
Ghandi
Ben” of
Charles Anderson
Andy Walker
Ady
Obstructed Vision Quote from Judge Homer Ferguson
A jurist remarks that preoccupation hinders perception causing eyes to see not as minds race with other concerns. The comment emphasizes mental focus over visual clarity.
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Homer Ferguson
State Revenue Falls Short of 1930 Totals
Montana’s 1930 taxable property on assessment rolls totals about 1.308 billion dollars. County reports show real estate 780.24 million, livestock 55.60 million, personal property 221.04 million in 56 counties, plus intercounty public utilities 246.82 million. Net mine proceeds and royalties add about 4.50 million. Overall revenue is roughly 100 million less than last year, with declines in real property, livestock, and personal property outweighing a rise in utility allocations after state board consolidation of power lines.
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Montana
State Board
Wheat bribe tale at Orpheum Theatre shocks town
Henry 619 reportedly left two bushels of wheat in front of the Orpheum Theatre to gain admission. Manager W. J. Lavin overheard remarks about trading wheat for entry. Henry joined the matinee, noting lower afternoon prices for the family, while the plan drew surprise and satire.
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Conrad Independent Observer
W. J. Lavin
Orpheum Theatre
Henry
Bill
Teman region in biblical Edom lands southwest of Dead Sea
Teman is the biblical geographic area in the lowlands southwest of the Dead Sea. It was named for Teman son of Esau, grandson of Abraham, and later known as Edom and Humena.
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Dead Sea
Teman
Esau
Abraham
Edom
Humeea
Pheasant Shooting Dates Set For November 8 to 12
Lewistown Montana state fish and game commission fixes open season on Chinese and Hungarian pheasants from November 8 to 12 with a bay limit of five birds daily and a 10 bird possession limit. Open waterfowl seasons shift to October 2. no upland bird beyond sagehens. Authorities authorize hatchery upgrades and a planned Lake Helena cannery.
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Lewistown
State Fish and Game Commission
N. T. Marlow
Federal Biological Survey
Audubon Society
Commission
Anaconda
Big Timber
Lake Helena
W. A. Brown
Ravalli
Frank Graham
Joliet
Big Horn County
Great Falls
Izaak Walton League
George Millen
Millegan
Chas. Dyar
Cascade
Cascade County
Cottonwood Creek
Judith Basin
R. H. Hill
Yellowstone Park
Warm Springs
T. N. Marlowe
Missoula
W. K. Moore
Billings
E. A. Wilson
Livingston
Helena
K. F. McDonald
Daily Thought for Motorists
Quotable line from Collier's Weekly noting the motor car is a superior machine to most humans at handling, reflecting early 20th century car culture and cautionary humor.
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Daily
Collier’s Weekly
Montana Cream Grading Attracts Outside Notice
The Montana cream grading system, legalized by the last legislature and enacted by the dairy division, draws attention from neighbors. North Dakota and Wyoming creameries show interest, with Wyoming creameries paying an extra two cents per pound for No 1 cream to align with Montana's schedule.
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Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
North Dakota
B. F. Thrailkill
Dairy Division
Department
Tia
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Choteau
Carl Enbody
Farmington
E. H. Myrick
Mr. Enbody
Myrick
Third Avenue
John Lyons
Madison
Jacob Albright
Warren Thomas
Helen Prickson
Henry Albright
Virginia City
Rolland Ferris
Albright
Glacier National Park
Madison County
Iowa
F. A. Brokaw
H. B. Thompson
Chateau Charge
Methodist Church
Bynum and Pendrey
A. J. Flynn
Shelby
Chateau
H. E. Adams
Flynn
Red Shed
Board of County Commissioners
A. J. Kutschat
Oehvein
Fred Woodward
Collins
North Montana Fair
G. F
Eevee Syvyr Yy
Adams Oil CO. Distributors
Choteau Acantha
Chevrolet
F. Oe. B. Flint
Mich
Belo
Teton Service Co., Inc
Mont
Wolf Creek
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