Wealthy Havre Man Pat Yeon Granted Visit to Ill Son
Patrick Yeon a prominent Montana businessman, jailed for liquor violations, was released after serving part of a 76 day sentence and granted a Seattle trip to be with his critically ill son. Federal authorities ruled the 13 day Seattle visit counted toward his sentence.
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Patrick
Pat Yeon
Montana
Cascade County
Havre
George M. Bourquin
Great Falls
Yeon
United States
Seattle
H. M. Daugherty
J. L. Slattery
Pat” Yeon
Montana stock on market highsteer sale report
Charles O. Robinson and Company lists Montana stock noting 30 head of horned steers averaging 12765 pounds sold at 9.35 per hundredweight as the highest quote except for one steer at 11 with 1530 pounds. Cattle from the Highwood mountain country show good grass in that area.
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Montana
Charles O. Robinson & Company
Highwood Mountain
Great Falls enrolls over 6000 students this fall
More than 6,000 children are registered in Great Falls schools for the new academic year, reflecting robust enrollment across district programs and elementary through high school levels.
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Great Falls
St Louis Inventor Unveils New Oil Gas Burner
St Louis businessman B M Oliver introduces the Oliver Oil Gas Burner that fits any stove or furnace and can produce from a small flame to high heat. The device makes its own gas from air and oil, marketed to free women from fires and ashes. Offers introductory price and distributor opportunity with potential earnings.
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B. M. Oliver
St. Louis
Oliver
I Oliver Bldg
Great Falls Smelter First Aid Team Honored in City Celebration
Citizens and workers gathered at the Black Eagle club house to honor the Great Falls reduction works Anaconda Copper Mining Company first aid team, champions at Salt Lake City among 63 western teams. Supt A B Wiggin praised the team and its 100 local participants across 11 departments, noting universal safety spirit and broad community pride.
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Great Falls
Anaconda
A. BE. Wiggin
Scott Leavitt
Salt Lake City
H. B. Mitchell
Black Eagle Club
A. BH. Wiggin
Western Hemisphere
Department of First Aid
L. J. Deran- Jean
Caplatt
G. L. Roberts
Paulson
G.D. Gillis
Joseph Macure
Edward Began
Wiggin
Felt Lake City
A Soos Ao Sme
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
George L. Roberts
Leon J. Deranleau
Viggo
Gordon D. Gillis
Edward Egan
Conference Urges Emergency Funds for Grasshopper War
At Great Falls Montana delegates from Northwest states and Canadian provinces studied the grasshopper menace and urged urgent funding and federal aid. The conference called for state and federal action, including emergency measures, scientific assistance, and a national program to eradicate the pest.
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Northwest
R. A. Cooley
Montana
Great Falls
Canadian
Edmonton
Alta
Prof
B.H. Strickland
Department of Entomology
University of Alberta
Br. McDonough
Department of Agriculture of Alberta
W. H. Fairfield
Dominion Experiment Station
Lethbridge
Howard Seamans
Dominion
Alfred Atkinson
State College of
Pacific
Atlantic
Mr. Strickland
Dean F. B. Linfield
Bozeman
Great Plains
Federal Department of Agriculture
Youths Use K K K Identity to Extort Widow in Butte
An 18 and a 12 year old in Butte posed as KKK emissaries to frighten widow Carrie Bennett and extort 150 dollars. They confessed, profits split with a motorcycle purchase, and police recovered the funds returning them to Mrs Bennett.
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Ku Klux Klan
Butte
Carrie Bennett
South Main Street
Bennett
Invention to Turn Lignite into Anthracite Fuel
Washington announces completion of a device to convert lignite into coal with nearly the same efficiency as anthracite. The bureau of mines says North and South Dakota and Montana hold vast lignite deposits and plans to commercialize the unit with Interior Department support. Canada also tested the oven and deems it a practical commercial unit.
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North
South Dakota
Montana
Bureau of Mines
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
United States
Bureau
Department of Mines
Ottawa
The Hague All Holland Celebrates Queen Wilhelmina Jubilee
The Hague All Holland marks the silver jubilee of Queen Wilhelmina with ceremonies and public observances across the Netherlands. The event highlights national pride and loyalty to the monarch.
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The
Hague
All
Holland
Wilhelmina
Panama Canal nine years of operation total transit figures
More than 20 000 vessels have passed through the Panama Canal in its first nine years ending August 14. They carried a combined cargo of 84 000 000 tons and paid tolls exceeding 76 500 000 dollars.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Pioneer miner Thomas F. Hickey dies in Butte
Thomas F. Hickey, born December 12, 1844 in St. Lawrence County New York, died after a fall and paralysis at age 79 in Butte. He co owned the Lizzie Lode with his brothers and led Bayonne Gold Mines Ltd in British Columbia while serving as a director of Honolulu Copper. His era spanned prospecting in the Summit valley and mining activity in Butte Helena and surrounding districts.
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Montana
New York State
Bayonne Gold Mines, Ltd
Thomas F. Hickey
Butte
St. Lawrence County
New York
Hickey
Summit Valley
Hickeys
Diamond
Rock Island
Tuolumne
Lizzie
Anaconda
St. Lawrence
Thomas
Catherine Curran Hickey
Ireland
Fort Covington Academy
Michigan
William
Edward
Michael
Helena
Empire
Julia Finnegan
Maine
Edward Fitzpatrick
Diamond Street
John Bridges
Porterville
Cal
William A. Hickey
Lizzle Lode
Tew
Davis Daly Company
British Columbia
James W. Gerard
Marcus Daly
Germany
Honolulu Copper & Silver Mining Company
Fitzpatrick
Sadie Lee
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Son
Cooley
Chester C. Davis
C. D. Greenfield
R.A. Cooley
Stewart Lockwood
United States Bureau of Entomol“Influence
Sheriff
Thos. F. Hickey
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