Glacier National Park Ready to Welcome Convention Delegates
Glacier national park will host more than 5 000 convention delegates and touring parties this season announced by Park Superintendent E T Scoyen. Groups include Knights Templar from Akron Boston New England Elks from New England and several professional associations with events June through July around Going to the Sun chalets and Going to the Sun.
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Glacier National Park
E. T. Scoyen
Montana Park
Kansas
Missouri
New York
Wisconsin
Texas
Arkansas
Knights Templar
Akron
Ohio
Glacier Park
Joseph Warren
Boston
New England
American Society of Civil Engineers
National Council of Congregational Churches of
Seattle
National
National Lumber Merchants Association
National Association of Altrusa Clubs
American Osteopathic Association
Great Northern Surgeons
The
National Association of Chiropodists
Woman Loses 20 Pounds in Four Weeks With Kruschen Salts
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports shedding 20 pounds in four weeks by taking Kruschen Salts a half teaspoon daily in hot water each morning. She says she has more energy and no hunger. The 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and is available at drug stores. If not satisfied after the first bottle, money back guarantee.
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Mae West
St. Louis
America
Wisdom of Hammurabi Laws Protect Widows and Orphans
The ancient code of Hammurabi established severe penalties for rapacious money lenders and made the protection of widows orphans and the vulnerable a central moral and legal priority long before modern law.
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Hammurabi
Cotton gin inventor abandons toil amid patent thieves
History records that Eli Whitney faced constant patent theft and gave up on the cotton gin project, eventually devising a new idea from his labor.
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Whitney
Choir of the West to Perform at Conrad Concert
The Choir of the West from Pacific Lutheran College Parkland Tacoma will give a sacred a cappella concert at Conrad High School auditorium Wednesday July 15 at 8 15 p m. The tour includes 40 concerts across multiple states with Tacoma Chamber of Commerce support.
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Choir of the West
Conrad
West
H. M. Engh
L. A. Erikson
Chateau
Moorhead
Minnesota
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Tacoma
Pacific Lutheran College
Engh
Greenfield Resigns from Great Northern for Montana Power
After more than ten years with the Great Northern Railway ag ri cultural development department Charles D Greenfield of Helena resigns effective August 1. He will join the land department of Montana Power and Anaconda Copper Mining Companies to focus on colonization and agricultural development while maintaining Montana connections.
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Great Northern Railway
Agricultural Development Department
Charles D. Greenfield
Helena
Greenfield
Land Department
Montana Power and Anaconda
Montana
Legion Mentions Montana 6018 Members Registered
The Montana American Legion reports 6018 members this year, 29 more than last year, with 48 posts surpassing 1930 figures. The Great Falls post ranks fourth in enrollment and district No. 4 posts lead in exceedances, while Three Rivers district No. 8 trails, totaling 398 members against 399 last year.
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Montana
Kalispell
Eureka
Libby
Whitefish
Pol- Son
Rowan
Three Rivers
Great Falls
Belt
Chateau
Fort Benton
Augusta
Post Membership Figures Show District Quotas Reached
The report shows 42 members needed to reach the Butte post with 45 members. Billings posts lead with 337 members, Kalispell 270, compared to last year. The 1930 list includes many posts meeting quotas across districts 1, 4, and 13, while eight districts still trail their targets.
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Butte Post
Billings Post
Kalispell
Post Reports
Wolf Point
Hinsdale
Poplar
Medicine Lake
Saco
Froid
Whitehall
Opheim
Turner
Browning
Eureka
Libby
Whitefish
Polson
Rowan
Missoula
Butte
Dillon
Whitetail
Wisdom
Chateau
Fort Benton
Augusta
Lewistown
Hobson
Winner
Grass Range
Winifred
Roy
Miles City
Glendive
Ismay
Richey
Carlyle
Billings
Roundup
Columbus
Lodge Grass
Laurel
Broadview
Melstone
Big Timber
Livingston
Manhattan
Fourth of July Festivities Across Bynum and Area
Residents in Bynum and nearby places enjoyed Fourth of July activities from picnics to rodeos and a visit to Browning. Families like the Moores and Maughns traveled for celebrations while others camped at Twin Lakes and Glacier Park despite rain and mud. The rain revived local spirits and Frank George shows prosperity with a new Oldsmobile as fishermen take advantage of a shut water period.
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Bynum
Twin Lakes
Browning
Teton
J. Wilson Moore
Maughn
Leo Broadhead
Earl Broadhead
Reid Swenson
Hampton Bloom
Glacier Park
Frank George
Canals Cause Fish Stranding At Local Waterway
The canals altered flow leaving fish stranded as anglers reported many whitefish and some trout, all good size, caught by crisis responders and local waterway anglers.
Fear of Heights Hypsophobia Defined
Explains hypsophobia as the fear of high places with the Greek origin of height from hypsos. Notes the term’s use to describe acrophobia like anxiety when climbing tall structures.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Carl Berndt deceased
Executrix Selma Nelson notifies creditors and all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be exhibited at the law offices of T. H. Pridham in the Larson block, Chateau Montana. First pub July 9, last July 30.
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Carl Berndt
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
Selma Nelson
Said Executrix
Ford Show to Tour Great Falls July Seventeenth
Ford Motor Co will present a free all day motion picture exhibit in a large tent at Great Falls on July 17. Local dealer L E Taylor says visitors can see mass production of cars and trucks and learn how Ford mines ore ships and forests, railcars, by products and other operations.
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Ford Motor Co
Great Falls
Ford Motor Company
L. E. Taylor
Ford
Ford Enterprises
Taylor
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Lake
Fargo
Largest Gasser in State Blows In at Cut Bank
O Neil State Section 33 No 1 in the Cut Bank field blew in during the week and suddenly doubled its production. The well began flowing deeper into the pay sand and produced enough to supply nearby demand.
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O’neil State Sec
Cut Bank
Giant Montana gas well gushes near O'Neil scene
Observers report the Montana well gushes at no less than 40 million cubic feet daily, the largest gas well completed in the state. Located at near O Neill A L Michaels No 1 area, it taps Ellis formation sand at about 2700 feet. Completion secrecy clouds official verification while nearby O Neill wells near pay sand draw operator attention and speculation of larger finds.
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Butte. Anaconda
Montana Oil Journal
O’neil
Local Socials and Accidents Roundup
Views From Highview and area residents share visits and 4-H club activities at residents like Mrs. Kaupish and Mrs. Jones. A motorcyclist suffered a broken collar bone near Pendrey, treated by Dr. Maynard at Chateau. Multiple families spent the Fourth of July at Browning or with Elsie Jones, with several visits noted across towns.
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Jay Gitchell
Molland
Calwell
Kaupish
Winona
Rachel Gitchel
Lyla Jones
J. R. Jones
A. G. Roberts
Doris Jones
Charley Fields
Robert Sheppard and Sons
Elsie Jones
H. H. Jones
Pendrey
Chateau
Maynard
Robert Sheppard
James Fitzpatrick
Gary
Browning
Dick Nugen
Wayne
Bynum Monay
Union Pacific
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Chevrolet
F.o. B. Flint
Jteton Service Co.,inc
C. D. Greenfield
Great Northern Railway Co
Legion
Highview
Choteau Acantha
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