Movietone Musical Lets Fans Peek Behind the Scenes
Fox Movietone presents Let s Go Places at Hartwig theatre starting Sunday. The light fast moving musical features Joseph Wagstaff Lola Lane and Frank Richardson with Walter Catlett Sharon Lynn Dixie Lee and others. Directors Frank Starager with songs by four teams deliver a humorous tale of a singer and his manager chasing fame in Hollywood.
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Hartwig Theatre
Hollywood
Screen Capital
Frank Richardson
Walter Catlett
Sharon Lynn
Dixie Lee
Charles Judels
Ilka Chase
Larry Steers
Frank Starager
William K. Wells
Proposed Montana compensation law amendment circulated
The Associated Industries of Montana circulate signatures for a proposed amendment to the workers compensation law. The measure defines new terms and omits a clause from the old statute, potentially changing employers liability when workers are injured.
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Montana
Will Contest Brought To Close Saturday Morning
Judge Henry G. Rodgers presided over the will contest involving Eula Hall and Robert Wood against Charles J. Kelly, with Zetta Landon Carter’s will under dispute. A separate case, Zed Wood v Kelly, was settled out of court as filed with Clerk Fred Rife.
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Henry G. Rodgers
Eula Hall
Robert Wood
Charles J. Kelly
Zetta Landon Carter
Zed Wood
Fred Rife
Matilda J. Smith
A. M
Frances Keyes
Rodgers
William Gray
Tom Barn
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Justice Court
Supreme Court
Ed Baker
Baker
Weather Favorable for Montana Crops and Stock
Favorable conditions persist in Montana with warm days and heavy late-week showers boosting soil moisture. Spring seeding advances, grasses thrive, weed growth delays some plantings, and livestock gains are improving as pastures recover. Public notices and local legal items follow including a beaver trapping appeal and a liquor sale conviction affirmed.
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Annual Ram Sale Set for Helena September 23 24
The Montana Woolgrowers association ram sale committee announced September 23 and 24 for the annual blooded sheep sale in Helena at the state fairgrounds. J H Jones of Miles City is named auctioneer. The event shifts from the state fair to earlier dates due to fairs. Lambing is progressing with minor losses and sheep in good condition.
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Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Ram Sale Committee
C. N. Arnet
Bozeman
H. C. Gardner
Anaconda
C. R. Tintinger
Cascade
Guy Strambaugh
Deer Lodge
Earl Sime
J. H. Carmichael
Augusta
A. T. Hibbard
M. E. Stebbins
Montana
Fords Lead Montana Registrations In Q1 38 Percent
Three thousand four hundred sixty six new automobiles were registered in Montana in the first quarter. Of these, one thousand three hundred twenty one or thirty eight percent were Fords according to local Ford dealers. They cite popular appeal of the new Ford body styles. Read the Dillon Examiner.
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Montana
Rise in U S Cigarette Production in Early 1930
Washington reports a surge in cigarette output with a billion more units produced in Q1 1930 than 1929. March production reached 9,165,174,000 and year-to-date total 27,938,411,000, aided by new toasting methods reducing irritants.
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