Montana Women Show Acts of Heroism and Service
Mrs. Little of Butte escaped a blazing woodshed to save her sleeping husband and two children, while Mrs. Keltz of Livingston died after shielding her baby from a kerosene fire. The Montana Daughters of the American Revolution elects Mrs. C. A. Rasmussen as State Regent and expands Americanization efforts, history preservation, and citizenship instruction amid a growing number of chapters. The University of Montana correspondence courses grow with students from multiple states, aiding teachers, nurses, clerks, and workers across isolated areas.
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State Briefs From Butte to Great Falls Montana Notes
Butte deputy assessor named to succeed late Edward Harrington. Harlem landlord buys Lovelace millinery store. Chinatown disarms after truces between Bing Kong and Hop Sing tongs. Burglaries disrupt Berg garage cash register theft of $20. Lions club district governor Wuerthner visits Roundup. Malta club leaders appointed for membership drive. Bainville banker Baer to move to Saco bank. Billings road improvements to Pryor with bridges and grading. Missoula dormitory dispute halts work on two projects. Darby shipment feeds Man o War from Walter Long ranch. Helena to host Montana Teachers annual December meeting. Livingston to get skating rink this winter. Belton Glacier Park highway near Belton to Glacier Park. Great Falls dental leaders elected. Hull president. Billings sugar beet checks totaling $1.746 million distributed. Missoula Bitter Root Creamery reports butter fat sales. Anaconda OLeary finds Alaska work after Portland事故. Plentywood misfortune hits R O Connor vehicle theft and crash. Missoula elk shipment from Bison Range to Middleboro, MA to select breeders. Billings 4-H girls save $177.77 in clothing projects. Columbus Stillwater turkey pool sells to Yellowstone Creamery. Great Falls sweet clover yields over 125,000 pounds. seed from Sun River Valley. county potato crop shows 120,000 bushels final figures.
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Bainville
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Pryor
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Montana Dental Association
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L. W.rouch
A. P. Whittemore
Great Western Sugar Company
Baily Hutchins
Bitter Root Co-operative Creamery
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Yellowstone Creamery
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Parcens
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Cameron
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Simms
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Bartemeyern, Company
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Reinfeld for Speakership In Montana Legislature
Four counties shift class in state governance while Chouteau Custer drop to sixth, Fergus to fourth, and Prairie to seventh. Cascade Silver Bow top class two. Yellowstone class three. Fergus fourth. Flathead Gallatin class five. Speaker race narrows to three candidates as caucus looms.
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Clapp Re elected President Of Montana University
Dr. Charles H. Clapp was re elected president of Montana University. The result confirms his continued leadership and policy direction for the institution.
Engineers elect leaders at Missoula session
At the annual session of the Montana Society of Engineers in Missoula Arthur W. Corry of Butte was named first vice president J Nash of Butte became second vice president W A Lee of Butte was reelected secretary A W H Adams of the School of Mines was named treasurer Lloyd L. Gage of Butte and Frank Scotten of Great Falls were elected trustees. Clothes do not make the man but many of us owe a lot to our tailor.
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Missoula
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Lloyd L. Gage
Frank Scotten
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Baking Tested Flour Promises Uniform Results For Bakers
Rex Flour prides itself on a rigorous baking test. Each new batch must prove identical results in the oven before bearing the Rex Label. If your baking does not yield the most uniform good results, return unused flour for a full purchase-price refund.
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