Chrysler car registrations show near peak May demand
Official figures from 39 states indicate Chrysler registrations for May reached 97 percent of the May 1929 peak, lagging industrywide at 75 percent. Gains in 15 states, with Delaware up 250 percent and Idaho 69 percent, are linked to price coverage across models and a growing dealer network now over 1100.
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Chrysler
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
New Jersey
Kansas
Virginia
Florida
Vermont
Delaware
South Dakota
New Hampshire
Idaho
Glacier park road link finally completed for July opening
After years of effort the long missing link on the Roosevelt highway through Glacier National Park is finished. The highway commission reports the road will be open for traffic on July 19 as contractors move equipment away and detour signs are removed. The improvement lets autos travel through the park instead of shipping via Belton, completing the east to west link.
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Glacier Park
State Highway Commission
R. D. Rader
Belton
Long or Short Trousers For Women In Summer Mode
The piece notes women embracing both long and short trousers as acceptable in a feminine era. It highlights shifts in beachwear and tennis fashion, with bikinis and pyjama styles fading, sun protection for neck and shoulders, and popular accessories like sun hats, bordered socks, and ornate sandals.
Plummer's Wife Mystery Solved by Montana Historian
Montana historian David Hilger, librarian at the Montana History Library, solved the fate of Mrs. Plummer, wife of Sheriff Henry Plummer of Bannack. Letters from Arthur Harris and from Mrs. Ida Stafford and Mrs. John Slattery reveal she died in 1912 in Wakonda South Dakota after marrying James Maxwell and living in Iowa.
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Montana
David Hilger
Montana Historic Library
Mr. Hilger
Arthur Harris
Hilger
Harris
Ida Stafford
John Slattery
Plummer
Wakonda
S. D
Iowa
Bannack
Vermillion
Dakota Territory
James Maxwell
Opin
Ion
Henry Plummer
Dimsdale
Vigilantes of
State Historical Society
Helena
Mont
Coconut Grove
Fla
Hfe
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Vail
West Bend
Clarence Maxwell
Rolfe
Waconda
Historical Society of Montana
Hoffman Birney
Saturday Evening Post
Edgerton
Plassman
Great Falls
Birney
Old Doc Sun Expert At Curing Human Ills
A historical notice describes sunlight and irradiated yeast as health aids. It notes ultra violet therapy, mercury quartz sun lamps, and irradiated foods benefiting humans and animals, including hens. It mentions widespread adoption in clinics, homes, schools, and farms, with Vitamin D supplied by sunlamp exposure.
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Doc Sun
Dr. Sun
Nowan
United States
Addianse Terme
Tment
Rge
Chicago
J. E. Boapiene
Busban
California
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Hughes & Mwcaleb
Ates
Hilder
The
Examiner
Beaverheag
County
Coney Island
Bureau Movement
Okeh
Montreal
Canada
National
Better Business Bureau, Ince
New York City
Better Business Bureau, Inc
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado
U. S. National Bank
U. S& Natl Bank Bildg
J.C. Penney Company
Dillon
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