F C Lampen Dies After 56 Years in Montana
F C Lampen aged 80 and longtime head of the Great Falls Building & Loan association died recently. Born April 16 1859 in Devonshire England he came to the United States in 1883 journeying from Liverpool to Fort Benton via New York Helena and a local stage. He worked in ranching county clerical posts and later ran a mercantile business before directing the building and loan association since 1929. Burial was at Great Falls.
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Great Falls Building & Loan Association
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Devonshire
England
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United States
Liverpool
Fort Benton
New York
Helena
Millegan
Sherman Crum
Ryan Mercantile Co
Building and Loan Association
Billings
Harry Carpenter
Montana
Finnish Relief Fund
John G. Brown
North Fork
Sun River
Bob Cooney
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Nasshua
Robert Murray
State University
Otto Gilbertson
Hamilton
James A. Chaffin
Plains
Missouri
Corvallis
Chaffin
Deer Lodge
William J. Paul
Paul
Laurel
Substituting Helium Amid Inflation Concerns
The Kansas City Star notes hydrogen is a key element in the body and asks whether helium could substitute amid inflationary conditions. The brief cites general conditions and urges contemplation of element substitution in medical or physiological contexts.
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Kansas City
Proper Knife Storage Keeps Blades Sharp
The text advises storing kitchen knives in a grooved box to maintain sharpness. It notes that dullness occurs when knives rub against other items, implying organized storage prevents damage and preserves edge quality.
Kalispell musician debuts mechanical violin tuner invention
E W Hoyt of Kalispell, a musician, developed a mechanical violin tuner from a field idea dating back 35 years. The device, a wooden block at the peg box, allows precise string adjustments and aims to optimize balanced intervals over the tempered scale, with patents in the US and Canada and sales reaching New Zealand, South Africa, Europe, Canada, Hawaii, and many US states.
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Kalispell
Minnesota
E. W. Hoyt
New Zealand
South Africa
Europe
Canada
Hawaii
Ydea
United States
Comanche and Keogh Saga in New History Book
A 1939 biography by Captain Edward Smith Luce chronicles Captain Myles W Keogh and his horse Comanche and their roles in Civil War and Indian campaigns. The volume uses Seventh Cavalry records, covers Washita Wounded Knee and Little Big Horn, and asserts authentic military history.
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Edward Smith Luce
John S. Swift Co
St. Lewis, Mo
Myles W. Keogh
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Great West
Captain Keogh
Custer
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Constantine
Louis de Lamoriciere
Africa
Pope Pius IX
Papal States
United States
United States Army
Seventh United States Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Luce
E. S. Godfrey
W. S. Edgerly
Charles A. Varnum
Fort Bliss
Tex
Montana Girl Anna Robinson a Noted Stage Beauty
Anna Robinson born near Minneapolis rose from Montana mining camp to Broadway fame and European society. She married the earl of Rosslyn in 1905, later divorced, and died in a New York insane asylum after fortune waned and years of international celebrity.
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Wade
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Europe
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Castle
Meagher County
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Minneapolis
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Tennessee
State Hospital For the Insane
New York
England
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Manhattan State Hospital
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France
Belgium
South Africa
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Lyn
Monte Carlo
Earl
London
Duke of Manchester
Paris
Leopold
Harry K. Thaw
Beauty
Sherry’s
Thurso Castle
Scotland
Rosslyn
New Free Booklet Explains Montana Seed Law
The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station at Bozeman releases The Montana Seed Law, a circular by J. T. Sparling and W. O. Whitcomb. It covers the history and key points of the seed law, enforcement rules, seed testing procedures, and a quoted copy of the statute. Copies available via county agents or by mail from the station.
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Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
J. T. Sparling
State Commissioner of Agriculture
W. O. Whitcomb
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
Montana Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings and Obituaries
A roundup from Havre to Sidney covers the Marias Irrigation annual meeting, deeds of retirees and officials, and local deaths. Notables include James Chaffin of Corvallis and attorney William J. Paul of Deer Lodge. Also noted are Sea Scout ship Whitefish christening, highway weight limits, and Montana Christmas tree production.
Grapes and Juice Stains Eased by Warm Water
Water at drinking temperature helps lift grape juice stains. Apply promptly to improve removal.
Suit Over $44 Cow Reaches State Supreme Court
W. O. Bohart of Billings sues the state livestock commission claiming he is owed $44.59 from a cow sold with others. He contends the commission gave the money to another rancher, whom the court found to be the legal owner after two lower court losses. The case advanced to the Montana Supreme Court.
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W. O. Bohart
Billings
State Livestock Commission
Bohart
Supreme Court
Salads Need Properly Dried Vegetables
Vegetables used in salads should be dried well before mixing with dressing to prevent a watery salad. Proper drying helps maintain texture and dressing absorption.
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Express Slayton Laboratory
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Butte Mont
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Styray
Jollet, Ill
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Wolf
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Coyote
Wingston, Mont
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