Mandan Indian Shriners to Visit Montana for Butte Ceremonial
A Mandan North Dakota Shriner unit from El Zagal Fargo will visit Butte May 23 for Bagdad temple’s spring ceremonial. Led by A. B. Welch, the 41-member group wears Sioux patterned Indian robes and will march in a parade. Past Imperial Potentate A. A. D. Rahn will attend. Imperial Potentate Thomas W. Law is invited but unavailable.
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Mandan
North Dakota
el Zagal
Fargo
N. D
Butte
Bagdad Temple
Bagdad
L. R. Margetts
Potentate
veThey
Imperial
A. A. D. Rahn
Minneapolis
Thomas W. Law
Atlanta
Mexico
Mandan Indian Shriners
Missouri River
Welch
John Grass
Custer
Little Big Horn
Standing Rock
Elbowoods
Soissons
Chief Grass
Holy Hill
Cannon Ball
Missouri
Rio Grande
Mandan Shrine
Imperial Council
Cleveland
Seattle
Detroit
Washington
D. C
Los Angeles
Montanas Briefs Highlight Elections And Local Events
Local leaders in Great Falls and Helena report changes in civic roles while citizens face health and safety matters. Arthur E. Johnson becomes Civitan president. John A. Curry, former Great Falls Tribune editor, remembered for long newspaper career. Public notices include bills for a home for the aged, hospital street widening, and car loading efficiencies.
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Great Falls
Arthur E. Johnson
Johnson-Madison Lumber Co
Civitan Club
G. G. Harris
John A. Curry
Douglas, Ariz
Curry
Travel prospects rise for western tourism this summer
Tour groups report heavy summer travel nationwide with Western destinations drawing interest from middle and eastern states. A Chicago Tourism Show highlighted Montana, Yellowstone, Glacier, and regional lures across Montana, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and North Dakota plus Canadian provinces. Eric Thane's Travel article, Land of the Shining Mountains, spotlights Montana history and parks and notes easy two-park itineraries.
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Pacific Northwest
Middle and Eastern States
West
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Exposition Room
Stevens Hotel
Pacific Northwest Tourist Association
Montana
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
North Dakota
Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Shining Mountains
Eric Thane
Helena
Rocky Mountain
Bravery Tested Leading Large Office Team
A boss faces 200 workers who feel they know more, a real test of leadership nerve and resolve in managing a large office.
Montana to Boost War Bond Quota for June and July
Governor Sam C. Ford announced Montana’s war savings bond quotas will rise to 3,976,100 for June and 4,902,000 for July, much higher than May. He urged residents to double purchases and set a regular plan, noting increased wages and the need to avoid higher prices. The quotas are set by the U.S. Treasury.
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Montana
Sam C. Ford
Ford
United States Treasury
Duck feather removal method using hot cloth wrap
To remove feathers from ducks first pick them dry. This leaves a down coating on the skin. Wring a large cloth in boiling water and wrap it around the duck for five minutes. Remove the cloth and wipe the down away with a dry cloth.
Chocolate Custard with Melted Chocolate Addition
A recipe note instructs adding 1 square of melted chocolate (1 oz) to either custard mix and bakes as a honey custard variant.
Crow Tribes Gather for Sun Dance to Bless Warrior Descendants
Crow leader Robert Yellowtail announced a three day sun dance on the Rosebud and Little Big Horn banks inviting Shoshones, Arapahoes, and Cheyennes. Tribes seek divine providence for young men in armed forces amid reports of prisoners from Bataan and duties include covering travel costs.
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Rosebud Mountains
Montana
Robert Yellowtail
Yellowtail
Bataan
Philippines
Lunch Box Nutrition for Workers War Effort
The article urges the defense of the nation through strong worker output aided by a nourishing lunch. It lists sandwiches with roast meat, eggs, fish, peanut butter, cheese, and vegetables, plus milk drinks, fruit, raw vegetables, and desserts. It stresses fresh foods, proper wrapping, and clean hands before meals.
Cattleman P. J. Greene Dies After Long Western Life
P. J. Greene 66 a Great Falls area cattle rancher born in Ballycotton Ireland Aug 21 1876 died in Great Falls. His career spanned gold rush Alaska machinist foreman Cream City bar owner and long service in the Geyser and Raynesford ranches before his death.
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P. J
Pete) Greene
Great Falls
Raynesford
Greene
Ballycotton
County Clare
Ireland
London
Australia
Klondike
Alaska
Skagway
Dawson City
Cream City
Great
Attorney General's Office Faces High Court Test
The supreme court agreed to hear original jurisdiction in a civil suit by Gullickson against Secretary of State Mitchell to determine if Gullickson may act as attorney general during Bonner's military service. It asks if a vacancy exists and if Gullickson may serve on the state board of examiners education and prison commissioners. briefs ordered.
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Helena
State Supreme Court
Guy Palagi
Great Falls
Cascade County
Palagi
Supreme Court
Howard M. Gullickson
John W. Bonner
Gullickson
Sam W. Mitchell
Bonner
Navahos Embrace Steel Car and Modern Pleasures
Navajos show interest in the white man's horseless carriage firewater and sweets as they cling to their own faith and customs. The fragment suggests a clash of tradition with introduced goods and comforts amid cultural change.
Shack Resident Leaves Estate Worth $13 000 Near Glasgow
Robert S. Adams who lived in a Milk River shack near the Glasgow water plant left an estate valued at $13 000 according to district court probate papers. About $2 500 in cash was found in a black suitcase, along with a bank checking account of $1 994, three farm mortgage notes totaling $1 500, personal notes totaling $6 610, and farm land north of Nashua.
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Robert S. Adams
Milk River
Glasgow
J. A. Holland
Adams
Valley County
Nashua
Pattern 505 For Children Dresses In Sizes 2 4 6 8 And 10
Pattern 505 is cut in children sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Size 6 dress with collar uses 2% yards 35 inch fabric. collarless dress uses 23% yards 35 inch fabric. Send Fifteen Cents plus One Cent for mailing to Newspaper Pattern Department M. N., 70 Fifth Avenue New York. Aviation experts warn lack of high octane gasoline will hamper Germany's speed planes.
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M. N
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Germany
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H. C. Walker
Walker
State Railroad Commission
Choteau
Henry D. Robison
Teton High School
Stevens College
Teton County
Old Settlers Club
L. L. Benepe
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Health Department
Anaconda
Patrick McHugh
America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Culbertson
Fred John Leonard
Toronto
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Fairfield
Sun River Irrigation Project
A. W. Walker
Nina Hicks Harris
Dearborn River
Don Brown
Harris
Ontario
Chinook
John D. Harris
Dearborn County
Sam Bassette Ranch
Mrs. Harris
Butte—County
Frank J. Roe
T. E. Downey
Fannie B. Collins
Hawthorne School
Hawthorne
Browning
Sherburne Mercantile Co
J. L. Sherburne
Sherburne
Joseph H. Sherburne
Travel
Montanans Inc
Pring Outfit
Adelaide Hawley
CBS
The
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Betty Crocker
Pat, Or
Home Service Department
J. A. Tobey
P. J. Greene
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