August Pabst foresees beer’s return to American life
August Pabst vice president of the Pabst Brewing Co visits Montana, saying Milwaukee beer could resume production soon. He notes the plant is intact and up to date after 14 years, advocates regulated but permissible alcohol, and favors a middle ground between prohibition and unrestricted sale.
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Butte
Milwaukee
Pabst Breweries
August Pabst
Fred Pabst
Pabst, Corporation
J. L. Terry
Montana
Wyoming
Pabst
Laugh and Get Rich Opens at Hartwig Theatre
A breezy Radio Pictures comedy follows a small town family spending their life savings of several thousand dollars in a wild spree. Dorothy Lee Edna Mae Oliver Hugh Herbert star with Russell Gleason in a lively cast as the parents of the heroine.
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Hartwig Theatre
Dorothy Lee
Edna Mae Oliver
Cimarron” Fame
Hugh Herbert
Russell Gleason
Miss Oliver
Cimarron
Herbert
Big Game Animals Increase Across National Forests
Census shows 1 073 111 big game animals in national forests as of January 1, up 9 percent from last year. Gains center on moose and elk with antelope making a comeback. 50 000 bears exist, deer total 877 780, elk 88 200. Oregon had no moose, New Hampshire four. Alaska hosts about 2 800 bears.
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Washington
Forest Service
Oregon
New Hampshire
Rocky Mountain States
Alaska
Installation of Pastor Held at Local Lutheran Church
Rev O Schmidt was installed as pastor of the Lutheran church in a Sunday service in the old Catholic church. Right Rev A M Skindler of Spokane conducted the installation. Most church members attended as the new pastor, a recent seminary graduate from St Paul, succeeds Rev H N Hanson who resigned due to ill health.
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O. Schmidt
A.M. Skindler
Spokane
Rocky Mountain District
The
Lutheran Church
St. Paul
H. N. Hanson
Bank Failures Grow Less In April Says State Official
The state bank superintendent reports April bank closures fell to 63 nationwide across 56 states, the smallest monthly total since May 1930. March losses were higher and April totals are 23 below those in April. First four months of the year show 482 failures versus 386 a year ago, noting January’s 203 collapses as a disaster.
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State Bank Superintendent
United States
California
Arizona
Prairie Dog Extermination Battle In Fallon County
June 21 in Fallon County nine men and one woman led by J O Hembre fought a prairie dog war. Armed with strychnine oats they reclaimed 500 acres from 12 500 defenses after battling 600 acres of enemy territory. Supplies came from the Bureau of Biological Survey with O E Stephl directing statewide efforts.
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Bozeman
Fallon County
J. O. Hembre
Baker
Hembre
Charles
Grace Atkinson
Charles Weiss
Herman Kremmel
Bert and
al Oxford
Alfred Benson
Grant Corey
Mr. Sawyer
Bureau of Biological Survey
O. E. Stephl
Clyde Cook Delights In Daybreak Comedy
Clyde Cook, noted comic, performs in Daybreak the Ramon Navarro screen drama at Hartwig theatre. He plays a regimental orderly acting as a diplomatic valet who misses all the romantic escapades, with Helen Chandler starring opposite Navarro. Jean Hersholt and C Aubrey Smith in important supporting roles.
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Clyde Cook
Cook
Daybreak
Ramon Navarro
Hartwig Theatre
Helen Chandler
Arthur Schnitzler
Jean Hersholt
C. Aubrey Smith
Anaconda Visitor Stays with Dillon Friends
Ted Rouse visits Dillon to meet friends from Anaconda and stays at the home of his sister Mrs. Malcolm Stone.
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Ted Rouse
Anaconda
Dillon
Malcolm Stone
Secretary Hyde extends drought aid via credit loans
Secretary Hyde moved to extend 10 million emergency drought aid through credit corporations for Northwest states. John G. Brown outlined facilities to North Dakota Montana county reps as $9 million remains unissued. Loans target stock purchases and livestock with 30 percent local capital, while upper funds max at 57 million. relief advances focused on North Dakota and Montana with recent rains easing conditions.
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Ashington
Hyde
Northwest
John G. Brown
North Dakota
Montana
Agriculture Department
Idaho
Credit Corporation
2750 Men Put to Work on Highways Montana Program
Acting Chairman Croxton of the presidents emergency employment committee announced that more than a quarter of a million persons were employed on state and federal aid roads in May. The May totals show Montana at 2760 workers along with listed figures for other states such as California 7741 and Texas 12650, reflecting a steady rise in highway labor nationwide.
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Washington
Croxton
Emergency Employment Committee
W. C. Markham
American Association of State Highway Officials
Markham
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Stillwater Pool to Decide Fate of Big Million Pound Clip
The Stilwater Woolgrowers' association sales committee will meet Wednesday to decide how to handle the 1931 crop. Proposals have been made but no decision yet whether to sell outright or consign. Stillwater pool wool has topped Montana markets, drawing buyers from eastern cities. the clip exceeds 1,000,000 pounds.
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Columbus
Stilwater Woolgrowers’ Association
Stillwater Pool
Montana
Auto Collision Near Town Injures Two
Cars driven by M H Archibald road engineer and Bill Cheek collided last Sunday evening three miles north of town. The occupants were slightly injured and both cars were damaged.
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Bill Cheek
Macintosh Canyon tourist camp near Bunshine Trail in Dillon
Elliptical note describes a big bargain for ecash offering a 3.11 acre edge lot with a big barn and water brush suitable for a tourist camp. Owner C. C. Newman lists room 14 Metlen Block Dillon Montana and urges quick action.
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C. C
Newman
Metlen Block
Dillon
Montana
Eggs graded under US standards to start July 1
Helena reports the state adopts United States egg quality standards and weight tolerances as the new state grading system effective July 1. A conference in Butte set the grades U S Special U S Extra U S Standard and U S Trade with packaging rules, origin candling, and mixed color labels for sale.
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Helena
United States
Commissioner of Agriculture
Legislative Assembly
A. H. Stafford
B. F. Thrailkell
Butte
U. S
Fairbanks Modern Comedy Star Guests On Set
Douglas Fairbanks new United Artists film Reaching for the Moon draws Hollywood elites. Chaplin visited and rehearsed with Fairbanks while Harold Lloyd admired the production. William Cameron Menzies created dynamic backdrops for the story to Mrs Daniels and a starry cast. Meanwhile the Fausts arrived from Metcalfe Wyoming due to Mrs Faust’s death.
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Douglas Fairbanks
United Artists
Bebe Daniels
Hollywood
Charles Chaplin
Fairbanks
Harold Lloyd
Edmund Goulding
William Cameron Menzies
Hartwig Theatre
Miss Daniels
Edward Everett Horton
Jack Mulhall
June MacCloy
Helen Jerome Eddy
Claud Allister
Adrienne d’Ambricourt
Walter Walker
Emmett Corrigan
Lon Woodside Visits Son Fred in Spokane
Lon Woodside arrived yesterday from Spokane and is visiting at his son Fred Woodside's home for a few days.
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Lon Woodside
Spokane
Fred Woodside
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Parts
0. S. Extra
Stafford
Atiraocd
John Faust
Metcerses, Wyo
Mra
A. J. Faust
Montana Auto Supply
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