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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1928

Page

7

Montana Historical Library Needs New Building at Helena

The Helena Historical library houses Montana’s priceless relics from fur trade to World War I. Crowded basement storage, poor lighting, and limited display space spur a push by the Society of Pioneers American Legion and others for a dedicated capitol grounds building funded by state lands bonds to preserve and showcase the state’s heritage for future generations.

Helena The Society of Pioneers American Legion Missouri Musselshell Yellowstone Jim Bridger Fort Benton Benetsee Bannack Virginia City Plummer George Last Chance Gulch Ruby Valley Flint Creek DeSmet Ravalli Montana Capitol Helens Albert Galen Supreme Court of Montana Montana Post State Board of Examiners Union Society of Montana Pioneers Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers Veterans of Foreign Wars and Kiwanis Rotary Clube Otst Historical Congress Legion State Historical Library Iton Alder Gulch Father Ravalli Philippines Cuba Edward Paxson Will James Pryor Mountains Billings Irvine Shope Missoula Silent Valley Department of Montana Butte Mont Legislative Assembly Helena, Mont Commonwealths Lewis and Clark Plains

Montana resident praised by Hoover ally Dr Boris Aronow

Dr Boris Aronow, longtime Montana resident and former federal official, discusses his ties to the state and his admiration for Hoover. He details his Montana life since 1910, his Panama appointment, and his view on political experience for a president.

Montana Boris Aronow Wilson American Express Company Aronov Havre Great Falls Canada Washington Hoover Federal Farm Loan Bureau Boris Academy of Vienna University of Washington Farm Loan Board Shipping Board War Industries Board Board of Aeronautics Federal Reserve Board The Food Administration Railroad Administration Treasury Building Panama Republic of Panama State Department Federal Reserve Aranow Bolesario Porros Republic

Star in Movies Doesn’t Forget Star in Movies Letter From Father

A Montana ranch family connected to Gary Cooper receives a personal note and autograph from the film star via the Great Falls Tribune. Judge Charles H. Cooper explains Cooper’s training under rancher Mike Belgrade near Craig and foresees future starring roles and visits.

Hollywood Columbus Great Falls Mike Belgrade Craig Mike Belgrade Gary General Sibley Montana Judge Cooper Angel Texas Cooper Lupe Velez California

Montana Tops Northwest Prosperity Says Railway Official

E W Whittle of Seattle, head of the north Pacific express division, says Montana is the most prosperous state in his Northwest territory. He notes 15 percent growth in Montana and extra cars on every train, plans for office expansion in Great Falls, and moves toward motorization. Alaska mining firms grow, oil wells capped, Oregon lumber uncertain, and Washington fruit yields praised.

Railway Express Northwest Ontana E. W. Whittle Seattle North Pacific Department American Railway Express Company Montana Idaho Oregon Washington British Columbia Alaska Whittle Express Great Falls Falls New York Mr. Whittle Stantly Seward Fairbanks Washington State

Birthday Party Recalls Butte Silver Bow Club Founding

The Silver Bow club of Butte marked its 46th anniversary, tracing back to December 3, 1882 when W. A. Clark was chosen first president. The group met at Leyson Jewelry on North Main, later moving to West Granite street in 1906, with a long line of presidents and officers listed through the years.

W. A. Clark Leyson Jewelry Store Silver Bow Club Butte North Main Street West Granite Street Clark Stephen DeWolfe George W. Irvine R. C. Ames Charles S. Warren F. E. Sergeant Sergeant Lewisohn Charles S. Palmer Lee Mantle F. E. Corbett Charlies W. Clark F. W. Pierce George H. Casey J. H. C. Chase T. J. Murray Eugene Carroll L. O. Evans James H. Rowe W. M. Tuoby J. L. Bruce W. M. White E. A. Daveler J. C. Ryan J. E. Woodward Tom Angell, Jr C. Thomas

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