Montana filings surge as state candidates reach 31 on ballot
At the Montana capitol last Wednesday night an average of one candidate every 80 minutes filed with Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell. Final-hour acceptances included Leonard C. Young E. G. Toomey Jerry OConnell John K. Claxton Hugh Adair Lewis R. Knox and R. S. Murray. The July 21 primary will feature 31 names for U. S. Senator congressional seats Supreme Court posts and railroad and public service commission.
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Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
Leonard C. Young
Superior
Railroad and Public Service Commission
E. G. Toomey
Helena
Jerry O’connell
Butte
John K. Claxton
Butte D
Hugh Adair
Supreme Court
Lewis R. Knox
R. S. Murray
Clancy
U. S
Congressional
Tives
First District
Jeanette Rankin
Miss Wiseman Leaves Great Falls For Winter Term Break
Mary Wiseman a student at the Great Falls School of Education departed for Great Falls Saturday after a week at home between terms. Mr and Mrs Carl Larson who wed in Kalispell on June 1 visited here before heading to Douglas North Dakota. The bride’s father Mr Anderson traveled from Montana for the wedding and is returning home with them. LeRoy Larson and Carl’s other relatives are mentioned in the family notes.
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Mary Wiseman
Great Falls
Larson couple heads for trip leaving state for first time
Carl Larson and his brother accompany the couple on a journey marking the first time out of state. The Larsons, both Galen employees, plan a brief return home soon. Friends celebrate the newlyweds as they start their travels. Lake McDonald fishing trip follows by Wilbur Zeigler and others.
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Larson
Galen
Carl
Wilbur Zeigler
George Sulgrove
Myles Standish
Lake McDonald
W. G. Dauwalder
A. H. Jones
E. G. Black
Dutton
Marjorie Wiseman
Mary Rice
Pendroy
Scrap Rubber Campaign to Boost War Effort
President Roosevelt launched a nationwide drive from June 15 to 30 to collect old scrap rubber. Citizens are urged to search basements attics and yards with offices factories and farms aiding. Oil firms will operate 400000 filling stations as depots paying one cent per pound with government reimbursement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
President urges tire drive to extend life of worn tires
The president asked motorists to slow down and lengthen tire life during a 16 day collection drive from June 15 to June 30. He said he did not know when new tires would be available and urged common sense in keeping existing tires usable. He opened the drive with a 4:45 a m radio talk.
For Rent Apartment at Benita Apartments
Classified notice lists rental options including a one person apartment at Benita Apartments and a five room modern house from Joe Mozer at a bargain price.
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Benita
Joe Mozer
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