Coolidge Declares Lindbergh Day for Welcome to Washington
President Coolidge designates Saturday June 11 as Lindbergh day to honor Charles A Lindbergh after his New York to Paris flight. He cancels Saturday engagements to host the Lone Eagle, decorates him with the Distinguished Flying Cross, and plans a White House reception and dinner with cabinet members. The White House invites Mrs. Lindbergh and arranges travel details including a private train offer from Michigan Central Railroad.
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Washington
Coolidge
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Europe
Air Service
Distinguished Flying Cross
Lone Eagle
Business Organization of the Government
Lindbergh Occu
Missouri National Guard
White House
Dupont Circle
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Wool Clips Sell Fast at 35 Cents a Pound in Great Falls
Wool prices hold firm at 35 cents per pound in Great Falls last week with multiple large lots sold or contracted. Phil Cole buys 25 000 fleeces for a Boston concern. Sprinkles estate clip of 25 000 fleeces sold to J Koshland Co. of Boston. other firms Dewey Gould Co and Webb Armstrong report 35 cent deals for Cascades and Chinook area fleeces. Lane notes 175 000 lb clip previously sold at 33 cents.
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Great Falls
Milne, Campbell and
Providence
R. I
Campbell
Webb’ ‘Armstrong
Armstrong
McCartney
Cascade
Montana
J. Koshland & Co
Boston
Phil S. Cole
Chateau
Rosbland House
Chinook
Dewey, Gould & Co
Ben Sutton
Melvin Rowe
Sutton
Rowe
M. L. Lane
Lane
Senator Muffly Buried in Helena Saturday
State Senator Charles S. Muffly a Montana political leader and mining man born in Virginia City was buried last Saturday afternoon at Forestvale cemetery in Helena. Hundreds attended the funeral as the state capitol flag flew at half mast with Governor J E Erickson and Senator Thomas C Larson among honorary pallbearers.
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Charles S. Muffley
Virginia City
Montana
Forestvale
Helena
State Capitol
Thomas C. Larson
Teton
Muffly
J. E. Erickson
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Forest Fire Law
The Supreme Court held that carelessness with fire can constitute a criminal offense under Section 53 of the U. S. criminal code even when the fire is not on federal forest lands. The ruling clarifies liability for fires near federal forests.
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Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Private land fire rule strengthens forest protection
The court views starting fires on private land as criminal if it endangers National Forest timberland and could lead to fines or imprisonment. The Forest Service says the rule aims to curb careless fires near forests as fire season begins, with acting forester E. E. Carter emphasizing accountability for campers and landowners.
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National Forest Protection
Forest Service
E. E. Carter
U. S. Forest Service
Build for Fire Safety Urges Fire Chief
Fire Chief J E DeHaas calls for higher noncombustible standards in buildings as part of the International Association of Fire Chiefs 1927 Fire Prevention Year effort. He explains wood frame houses can be made fire safe with protected wood construction using incombustible sheathing and fire resistive materials to reduce loss of life and property.
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International Association of Fire Chiefs
United States
J. E. DeHaas
DeHaas
International Association of Fie
Picane
Dutton 4H Club Forms Busy Summer Schedule
The Dutton 4H sewing club has an active season with a May 29 meeting and a June 1 party for Dutton Boy Scouts. A second regular meeting is set for June 10 at the club rooms, with committees named for decorations advertising refreshments and entertainment. Plans include starting a canning club at Dutton this summer as several girls show interest. Edna Wiprud is president and Helena Sollid secretary. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Frank Schabel lead the club.
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Dutton 4H Sewing Club
Dutton
Robert Clarkson
Dutton Boy Scouts
Edna Wiprud
Agnes Kaas
Esther Pederson
Lee
Helen Sollid
Blanche Heline
Irene Proff
Eleanor Wiprud
Betty Sollid
Frank Schabel
Dutton Club
Schabel
Mrs. Lee
Helena Sollid
Bole 4H Club Plans Summer Charity Play
The Bole 4H sewing club discussed a summer play at the Bole Community Hall to raise funds. The meeting, held June 1 at the hall, covered planning details and fundraising aims.
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BOLE
Girls Club Plans Summer Work And Elections
Ten members attended the meeting with two new members voted in. Mrs G B Zeigler led the discussion of the play and summer work program while Lydia Larsen served as president and Helen Standish as secretary. Mrs C A Austad provided refreshments. Next meeting is June 15 at the hall.
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G. B. Zeigler
Lydia Larsen
Helen Standish
C.A. Austad
Amést A Necessity Sparks Confidence in Clothes
In a brief exchange a man asserts clothing grants confidence and enables him to go places he otherwise would avoid. The debate centers on how attire influences personal freedom and social ease in daily life.
Treasury offers new bonds with 3 percent interest
United States Treasury dated June 18 1927 invites exchange of Second Liberty Loan bonds. Bonds mature in twenty years with a sixteen year call option. Exchange limited and may expire around June 15 as banks or trust companies assist.
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United ‘Shres Treasury
Gem
Freas
Fed
Administrator's Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Montana
Administratrix of the estate of Alexander Truchot deceased will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder subject to court confirmation. The sale is on Saturday June 25 at 10:00 AM at the front door of the Court House in Chateau Teton County Montana. The property includes all lands the estate acquired since his death.
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District Court
County of
Teton
State of
Montana
Alexander Truchot
Chateau
Teton County
Real Estate Auction Notice in Missouri Probate Case
Description of multiple parcels in sections and townships with terms of sale cash ten percent due at sale and balance on court confirmation. Deceased Alexander Truchot’s estate administrated by Mary E Smith. Dated June 2 1927 with public notices in June 9 and June 23 publications.
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Mary E.smith
Alexander Truchot
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Montana Foreclosure Decree
In Teton County Montana Amstel Mortgage Company sues David A DeTour and M Johnson. Sheriff to sell at public auction on June 11 1927 at 2 pm at the Court House Chateau to satisfy decree covering 315.18 acres of land in section 19 township 24 north range 5 west and related parcels. Sale held under authority of J L Collins sheriff with E B Parsons attorney first publication May 19 last June 9
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Amstel Mortgage &Company
David A. DeTour
M. Johnson
Chateau
Teton County
Montana Meridian
A. D
J. L. Collins
E. B. Parsons
Cascade
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John Deere
T. J. Cheetham Implement Company
Choteau, Mont
H. L. Stafford
America
Phil Cole
Senator Muffly
Canning
Treasury
Scott
Christian Science Monitor
Tus Christian Science Monitor
Back Bay Station
Mass
Ome Gollar
Fowa
M. M
C.H. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner Notary Public
H. G. Ward
I. O. Boz
C. James Smith Insurance
E. J. Crary
Doentigt
McDonald Bicok
W. G. Levy
Stockmen’s Bank
Chateau Hospital
Drs
A. B. Gray
Larson Block
E. B. Maynard
First National Bank
Beaupre Cafe
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