Montana Health Board Reports 67 Communicable Cases
Week ending June 12 shows scarlet fever strongest with 23 cases, mainly in Great Falls. Whooping cough has 19 cases, Helena reports eight, Missoula one fever case, Butte and Lake County each two, and other diseases include tuberculosis two and polio four. The notice ends with a local insurance advertisement.
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Montana
Health Board
Great Falls
Helena
Missoula
Butte
Lake County
State Health Board
Park Visitor Recollects Early Yellowstone Days
Colonel George W. Burleigh recalls Yellowstone's military post era in 1907 under General S. B. M. Young. He shares stories of beaver restoration, Billy Hofer’s hunting, and Roosevelt’s interest in park conservation, highlighting Geyser Bob and park service praise.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
William Howard Taft
George W. Burleigh
New York City
Burleigh
General Young
Taft
Colonel Burleigh
Robert Edgar
Edgar
Bob
New England
Billy Hofer
Roosevelt
New York State
President Roosevelt
Adirondacks
Primary candidates must file election expense accounts
Every candidate in the primary election must file their election expense accounts by August 1. All such expenses must be recorded within 15 days following the primary election. A statement must be made by all candidates whether they had an expense account or not. Such filings should be made with John Baker, county clerk and recorder.
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John
Baker
Postmaster of Agness Riles at Airplane Flight Hollywood Style
Oregon postmaster at Agness aged 64 after 25 years without outside travel rode in a 1930 Chevrolet to an air field and flew with Tex Rankin. He described the experience as the greatest in his life and mused about television debut while longing to stay home.
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Regon
Rip ‘van Winkle
Rattlesnake Avenue
Cougar Street
Oregon
Portland
Tex” Rankin
George W. Rilea
Agness
Rilea
Salem
Rankin
Rockies
Rip van Winkle
The
Hudson
Rip
Dr.robably
Rogue’ River
Thousands of Songs Must Be Learned by Star of the Air
A radio star in New York City must master about two thousand songs. The performer spends the morning hours singing and playing a vast repertoire. The effort highlights the wide range of music required for the daily air program.
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Star of the Air
New York City
Tadio Ormer
Ieee
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New York
Better Business Bureau
Utah
Utah Blue Sky Commissioner
Idaho
State Department of Finance
Better Business Bureau, Inc
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado
U. 8. National Bank
Letter Business Bureau, Inc
U. & Natl Bank Bidg
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Milt Coleman
Tong
Boenek
America
Union Pacific
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Francisco
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