Road Jobs Show Montana Highway Boom in October
BR. B Donohue reports October activity across division No. 1 in western Montana with 700 men on sites, 200 teams and 75 trucks plus shovels tractors and graders. He notes additional 700 workers in related trades and asserts highway work drives Montana prosperity.
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BR. B Donohue
Butte
Braces
Montana
Donohue
Thanksgiving Sunday Teachings at Local Church
Rev. T. J. Simons announces a churchwide Thanksgiving Sunday with a morning sermon on The Heart's Cornucopia and an anthem O Give Thanks by George M. Vail. The school of the church also joins the thanksgiving note. Let your thanksgiving be to God and in His House. We invite you.
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T. J. Simons
George M. Vail
Notice on Rat Farm Trespass and Glasses Ad
Notice forbids trespassing or hunting on a licensed Rat Farm between Red Rock and Armstead. C. W. Woodburn. Also an eye care ad for Dr Scarborough at the Andrus Hotel on Monday November 24.
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Red Rock
Armstead
C. W. Woodburn
Dr. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Prohibition Agents Seize Supplies in Soft-Drink Establishment
Federal officials authorized by Washington began confiscation work in December and over four months seized bars, back-bars, glasses, bottles, hot-water heaters, radios, lounges, chairs, tables, cuspidors, lemon squeezers, and many other items from a soft-drink business awaiting disposition by authorities.
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Washington
Prohibition
Ruling Delays Seizure of Personal Property in Prohibition Raids
Helena Mont November 17 federal appeals court decision may restrain seizures of fixtures and other personal property in raids on homes and soft drink parlors in Montana Butte and across the state Federal agents say no change will occur in raid procedures until the ruling is officially received and action on property return is awaited from district attorney W D Rankin.
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Tosa
Butte
Internal Revenue Department
Helena
Mont
Sam Roberts
Prohibition
Montana
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
George Lewis
U. S
W. D.rankin
Circuit Court of Appeals
College Plays and campus events noted at normal college
Two one act plays were staged at the college. A shipwreck party occurred at the recreation hall on Friday November 14. The Red Cross drive was run by Kappa Zeta Nu at Normal college over Tuesday and Wednesday with a booth staffed hourly by a K Z N member. State fire marshal W G Brooks visited Wednesday. Miss Trena Hollier county superintendent elect visited. Dorm representatives were recently elected with Miss Vivian Tordsen president of Valier and vice presidents Viola Lindberg Simms Josephine Oktabec Rowan and Helen Hays Manhattan assisting Dean Smith with social activities and supervision.
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Manhattan
Harmon E. Graeter
Deer Lodge
Recreation Hall
Red Cross
Normal College
Kappa Zeta Nu
W. G. Brooks
Trena Hollier
Gallatin County
House
Vivian Tordsen
Valier
Viola Lindberg
Simms
Josephine Oktabec
Rowan
Helen Hays
Dean Smith
Montana Promotes its Growth and Resources
Northwest Bancorporation highlights Montana as a resourceful state with manganese silver water power and livestock wealth. The article notes Montana as a leading wheat producer with vast livestock value, and reports a strong reinvestment in business growth. It also lists hunters and names as the deer and elk season closes, naming George Hildreth and others.
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Montana
United States
George Hildreth
Charles Kelly
Tom Yost
Frank Poole
Dick Crawford
Ralph Banning
Jesse Ditty
William Jacobson
Paul Stahl
L. B. Peterson
Roy Forrester
Ralph Harding
R. O. Shannon
Rodgers 18 Speaker At Rotary Club
Judge Rodgers spoke to the Rotary Club about prison reform advocating abolition of the pardon system and longer sentences, favoring scientific supervision and better prison conditions. He detailed a Salt Lake City to Las Vegas trip and proposed a dairy program focusing on feeding for better production and milk handling with dairymen coordinating locally.
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Rodgers
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Nevada
Montana Farm Sales Peak Declines From 1929 Levels
The 1930 calendar year shows Montana farm and ranch gross income at about 93.8 million, combining crops and livestock values. Current prices place combined farm and ranch receipts at 55.0 million for 1930, down from 74.6 million in 1929 and 147.9 million in 1928, per the state agriculture department summary.
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Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Christmas Tree to Grace Depot Lawn Next Month
A large lighted Christmas tree will be placed on the depot lawn next month, a decision announced during the recent meeting.
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Dillon, Montana
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Old Crystal Laundry
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Sebree Streets
George Judge and
Burl Stephens
Northwest Bancorporation
Rotary Club
Dairy School
Williams
Chas. H. Niblack
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Phoenix and
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