Dillon Fi rs t to Air Mail Links via National Parks Lines
George H. Elrod of National Parks Airlines outlined Dillon connections to air mail routes through National Parks lines linking to east and west. Letters mailed on No 82 southbound reach San Francisco next afternoon. No 29 northbound shows rapid eastward progress to Omaha Chicago and New York. Postmaster reports mail volume doubling since January and growing passenger and air mail traffic. Elrod spoke at the Dillon Rotary club luncheon.
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Illon
Na‘tional
Parks Airways
George H. Elrod
Traffic Department
The
National Parks Lines
Dillon
Air Mail
Pocatello
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Elrod
National Parks
Butte
Omaha
Chicago
New York
New York City
Peeved Woman Held on Insanity Charge in Lewistown
Mrs Grace Welch arrested after scattering formaldehyde around county commissioners room and pouring liquid under Judge J C Huntoons door. She admitted the act saying it needed fumigating. Doctors said evidence insufficient to hold her and recommended discharge. hearing continued to Aug 7 for further evidence.
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Lewistown
Grace Welch
J. C. Huntoon
B. J. Baker
Welch
A. W. Deal
J. C. Dunn
8. Porter
Indian Maidens Are Advancing
Spokane reports that a feather in a Native American woman’s hat signals civilizaton and change from old tribal taboos. Mary Lloyd notes Colville customs once reserved feathers for chiefs’ daughters, yet many now wear feathers freely as educated, self confident individuals.
Beaverhead depot expansion and wool industry milestones
Aug 16 1890 work to enlarge the railway depot by 26 feet with extra space for the express office. Aug 11 1909 Beaverhead wool season closes with 70 cars totaling 2,032,633 pounds. Albert Anderson tops county clip at 24,474 pounds at 23 cents. New incidents include a sheep camp theft and a fatal railroad accident near Dillon. Montana bank meeting praise for The Resources of Montana. Aug 18 1919 city council sets improvements district costs at 91,904.39 with ten annual payments. local veterans return from service. Stars at Hartwig include Marion Davies and Harold Lloyd.
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Frank Eliél
Monida
National ‘Park
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Albert Anderson
Craig Cornell
Dillon
Montana
State Bankers
Missoula
A. L. Stone
M. E. Barry
E. L. Poindexter
Jay Holtz
Virginia City
F M. Poindexter
Camp Russell
Wyo
George Baker
France
Ralph Tattersall
Baker
the Hartwig
Marion Davies
Theda Bara
Vivian Martin
Charles Ray
Mabel Normand
Harold Lloyd
Marguerite Clark
Honor Roll of Normal College Announced
The Normal college names twenty percent of the 190 graduates on the honor list led by Virginia Laughlin of Miles City and Sister Imelda Lindsay of Anaconda. The alphabetically arranged roster includes Irving James Ady and many others with high grade points per credit, noting several without teaching experience.
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Normal College
The
Virginia Laughlin
Miles City
Imelda Lindsey
Anaconda
Esther En‘seleit
Hinsdale
Harriet II
Rome
Stevensville
Helen Krantz
Morony Dam
Great Falls
Fire Insurance Ad from Frank Hazel Baker
Everybody needs fire insurance. Consult Frank Hazel baker, phone 57 50 tf.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Peaches Featured In Springtime Menu Recipes
An article discusses peaches as a low price ingredient in California, highlighting peach dishes for spring. It shares a recipe for Sellied Peach and Cheese Salad with gelatin mold and cream cheese balls, plus a Peach Grease filling for peach halves.
Arm Signals Installed on Great Falls Street
Great Falls officials install modern arm signals at six key business district intersections to manage rising traffic. Lanes are marked right through and left on the pavement, with “through” for straight ahead and signals active from 9 A.M. to dusk.
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Great Falls Street
Great Falls
Warren A Flager Rites Held In This City
Funeral services for Warren A. Flager a Butte Wiscon bus driver who died in a local hotel were conducted by Rev F T Spencer yesterday at Sherman Reed funeral home Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery located in the nearby Mountain View area.
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Warren A. Flager
Butte-Wisdom
F. T. Spencer
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Mountain View Cemetery
Bank in Damage Suit Against W A Clark
The National Bank of Montana sues W A Clark Jr and the Montana Free Press for damages. Replies filed in district court address separate answers from each defendant. The bank admits the newspaper’s involvement in operations as part of the case developments.
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National Bank of Montana
Montana Free Press Defends Purpose Denies Public News Motive
A court filing in the Montana Free Press case denies the newspaper existed to inform the public about state affairs. The reply asserts the plaintiff lacks knowledge of authorizations or Clark's involvement and questions how the article appeared. Attorney C. A. Spaulding represents the plaintiff.
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Montana Free Press
Butte
Montana
Clark
C. A. Spaulding
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Lee Encom Ateraree
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Kodak
Geo. M. Gosman
Rexall
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Weldon
Mary Frances Alexander
Brockton Claire
Bartholomew
Martha B. Beamer
Whitehall
Mildred C. Beck
Charle
Hazel Bockmeyer Cappious
Hyla Crawford
Walier
Isa Maclaren
Denson
Aura N
Dutcher
Esther Enseleit
Clara I. Evinson
Venanda
Jerry J. Fogarty
Wilsall
Paul M. Goller
Gildford
Ida Fenton Hardy
Marion
Elizabeth A. House
Livingston
Evelyn B. Johnson
Outlook
Dorothea Vesper Kelsey
Moorhead
Rosemary Lee King
Helen Marie Krantz
Leone L. McCoy
Twin Bridges
Irene Mengan
Columbia Falls
Mary F. Mensing
Havre
Gwendolyn M. Mitchell
Anna M
O’brien
Harriet Lucile Rome
Esther J. Scherlie
Harlem
Agnes Cecilia Fennelly
Mary Imelda Lindsay
Mida McInerney
Sheridan
Wyoming
Mary Kathryn Springer
Livings
Melinda C. Susott
Shepherd
Dulany Terrett
Georgia L. Thorson
Big Timber
Catharine Wells
Helena E. Wendel
W. A. Flager
Bank
W. A.clark
William B.ellis
H. P
DeLavel
Florence Ellis
Frank Glark
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