Laurel Oil and Refining Plant Opens in Laurel Montana
The Laurel Oil and Refining company completes a one million dollar refinery in Laurel Montana Yellowstone county. The plant distills 1500 barrels of gasoline daily and uses 1,000,000 gallons of water and 1,250,000 feet of gas daily for heating. A tank farm will store crude oil from Wyoming fields and the plant will also produce kerosene asphalt and road oil with smaller units handling by products.
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Laurel Oil and Refining Company
Laurel
Yellowstone County
Montana
United States
Wyoming
Montana Scheduled Conventions And Events List
A compiled list of upcoming state events across Montana with dates and locations. Includes music teachers association convention in Great Falls, Rotary, stockgrowers, livestock show in Lewistown, Citizen’s Training Camp at Fort Missoula, G A R encampment in Bozeman, Spanish War veterans events, Lewis and Clark Pageant in Great Falls, Knight Templars in Bozeman, July primary, Eagles convention in Lewistown, 4 H club encampment in Bozeman, bankers meeting in Great Falls, American Legion in Helena, press association in Butte, Kiwanis in Great Falls, Masons Eastern Star in Missoula, and Sunshine Trail Association in Butte.
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Montana State Music Teachers Association
Great Falls
Rotary International
Bozeman
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Lewistown
Montana
Fort Misoula
G. A. R. and Women’s Relief Corps
American Legion
Helena
Montana State Press Association
Butte
Kiwanians
Grand Lodge Montana Masons and Eastern Star
Missoula
Sunshine Trail Association
Sacred Heart hospital project begins in Havre
State tabloid report notes construction start on a $200000 Sacred Heart hospital in Havre. Other items include oil shipments in Montana, airline routes serving Missoula to Glendive, and shifts at a Bonner sawmill in a busy Montana news roundup.
Census Begins Its Fifteenth Decennial Count Across Nation
Edward W. Pickard notes the start of the 15th decennial census with new questions on unemployment home ownership rent value radio sets and age at first marriage. The clock at Washington tallies 122 186 893 at midnight April 1 as Missouri New Jersey and Idaho claim first district completion with centers like Centertown Missouri Morris Township New Jersey and Kootenai County Idaho racing to finish.
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Edward .W. Pickard Ncle
Sam
United States
Washington
Hoover
J. Sterling Moran
District of Columbia
White House
Missouri
New Jersey
Idaho
Centertown
Cole County
Kootenai County
Morris Township
Morris County
N. J
Prohibition Debate Spotlighted by Digest Straw Poll
The article notes the Literary Digest national straw vote shows significant concern among prohibition supporters. Dry leaders call the poll unfair, senators Jones and Dill claim ballots favor men, and Dill questions female outreach. House hearings on the Eighteenth Amendment halt amid tariff talks and anti saloon testimony.
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Hough
Literary Digest
Prohibition
Jones and
Dill
Washington
Senate
Digest
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Doctor McBride
Congress votes to send tariff bill to conference amid wariness over separate votes
The House approved a special rule 421 to 153 to send the tariff measure to conference. Debate touched on wets and repeal, while conferees were named from major committees and avoided radicals. Norris urged Farm Bureau to repudiate Gray over Muscle Shoals lobbying. International talks on five power peace and Italian parity continue. Japan protests Reed Matsudaira pact as national defense surrender.
Snell Resolution Creates Commission On War Manpower
Congress passed Congressman Snell's resolution to form a joint congressional and executive panel to study the President's power to draft manpower and capital in wartime. The measure, approved after five hours of debate, was a labor victory as opponents blocked labor conscription for industrial purposes, with an amendment excluding any report on conscripting labor.
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Ongressman Snell
House
Snell
Farm Board plan to reduce wheat acreage in northwest
Chairman Legge proposes farmers exchange seed wheat for flax barley rye and oats to cut Northwest wheat acreage. Dr. Coulter begins a two week tour to implement the scheme and shift plantings. Millers National Federation forecasts U S carry over near last year's level at about 243.3 million bushels by July 1.
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Northwest
Legge
Farm Board
J. L. Coulter
Tariff Commission
Coulter
Minnesota
Dakotas
Millers’ National Federation
United States
Three Power Naval Limitation Agreement Reported Near
The London conference progress includes a three power pact among the United States Britain and Japan. At St James Palace the American British delegation accepted Japan's reservations on scrapping and replacing ships. The Reed Mat sudaira formula with four technical reservations was previously approved by Japan paving a positive path forward.
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Hatever
St. James’ Palace
Youngest Daughter of Czar Claims Visitor Permit
The article notes Mme Anastas ia Tehnaikovsky, who asserts she is Nicholas II’s youngest daughter, staying on a visitor permit with potential expulsion but no place to deport her. It also mentions 700 other Russian nationals awaiting deportation, blocked by no receiving country since 1921.
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Mme
Anastasia Tehnaikovsky
Nicholas II
Immigration Bureau
Cosgrove Re elected Leader After Bitter Dail Debate
William T. Cosgrove was re elected president of the executive council by Dail Eireann with 80 votes to 65 after an adverse vote forced his resignation. Eamon de Valera and T. J. O Connell were initially proposed but defeated in a long controversial debate.
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Illiam T. Cosgrove
Executive Council
Dail Eireann
Eamon de Valera
T. J. O’connell
Bruening forms new German cabinet without Socialists
R Otto Bruening, new chancellor, forms a ministry likely to endure though excluding Socialists. A no confidence motion by Socialists and Communists failed 252 to 187 as Nationalists with pivotal power withheld support. Had it passed, Bruening would have dissolved the reichstag with Hindenburg’s consent, after which farm relief promises secured Nationalist friendship.
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R. Otto Bruening
Germany
Bruen- Ing
von Hindenburg
French deputies ratify World War I reparations plan
The French chamber of deputies approved the Young reparations plan by 530 to 55 and authorized President Doumergue to sign the liquidation act and Rhineland evacuation. The closing debate was calm despite Nationalists warning that troop withdrawal could invite another German invasion.
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Chamber of Deputies
Doumergue
Rhineland
AF of L President cites unemployment and lost wages impact
William Green told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that 3,700,000 wage earners were jobless in February with $400 million in wages lost. He warned three months of jobless totals could reach $1 billion in lost wages and urged that spending of wage wealth could lift the economy from recession.
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Illiam Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Green
Western Newspaper Union
Montana farm homes abreast of the times survey
A federal state survey covers 3,252 Montana farms to gauge equipment in farms and homes. tractors, trucks, gas engines, combines, grain storage and other gear show widespread adoption, with radios and washing machines common in homes.
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Montana
Glacier County
Fergus County
Wheat plan, farm growth mark Montana meeting notes
The Sheridan County Farmers union endorsed disposing surplus wheat under the Madsen plan at Plentywood with 150 farmers present. Tom Campbell of the Campbell ranch near Hardin said spring wheat acreage will drop completely, flax will rise, while soil moisture improves across Montana. Senator J W Schnitzler will reduce about 1500 acres as urged by the federal farm board. The Montana Wool Co operative reports about 350000 in preshearing advances at $1 per fleece. Lambing runs in eastern Montana and many sheepmen plan delivering 1930 clip to Eastern Montana Wool Growers for best sale. Dozens inquire about federal seed loans for 1980. Congress allocated 7 million dollars for loans with a Northwest branch office to be created. Grand Forks N D named as HQ but timing unclear. Lambing season continues with an estimated 8,000,000 ewes to lamb in Montana.
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Madsen
Sheridan County Farmers’ Union
Plentywood
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Tom Campbell
Campbell Ranch
Hardin
America
Montana
Federal
Helena
J. W. Schnitzler
Froid
Federal Farm Board
Montana Wool Co-operative Association
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Eastern Montana Wool Growers Association
Great Falls
Congress
Northwest
Grand Forks
N. D
True Diamond Dyes Promise Easy To Use Color
True dyes are easiest to use says an advertisement for Diamond Dyes. Re dyed dresses drapes and lingerie claim no spotting or streaking with rich even colors that resist wear and washing. The ad touts 80 easy use and 50 years fame with 15 cent packages sold by all dealers.
White Leghorn Baby Chicks from High Producing Stock
Diamond Dyes Our highlights the health and performance of White Leghorn chicks bred from large hens and Record of Performance stock. Mortality under 6 cents across 50,000 chicks, with May chicks at 11 dollars per hundred prepaid. Limited supply, Warplas Hatchery, Winlock Washington. Also notes on promoting songs, ginseng culture, and a premium offer from Branner Specialties in Minneapolis.
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Warplas
Winlock
Wash
Fortune estimate shows power of electricity in industry
Fortune reports total U S manpower converted by electricity and machines to about 600 million. Electric power accounts for 837.88 million, railroads 127 million, agriculture 78.07 million, manufacturers 70 million, mines 17.6 million, automobiles 12.2 million, totaling 637.75 million.
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United States
Fortune
The
Business
Beauty's Worth It Says Women Endure Hard Work And Courage
Public opinion aside, beautifying demands effort and nerve. Those with permanent waves and women who lose weight through discipline attest to the truth in this sentiment from Woman's Home Companion.
Golden wedding: reason to celebrate debt-free joy
Celebrations mark a golden wedding as joyous events since couples often reach debt freedom by this milestone, turning the occasion into a time of gratitude and shared accomplishment.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Becomes World Favorite Laxative
Dr Caldwell focused on addressing the root cause of constipation and created a harmless prescription in 1885. His mixture of herbs and pure ingredients, known as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, became widely used for sluggish bowels in people of all ages. It is praised for not gripping and for its pleasant taste.
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Aldwell
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Glendive
John Longmaid
Deaconess
Helena Paly
Golden Valley Oil and Gas Company
Gordon Campbell
Belmont
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QO. S. Worden
W. J. Mulvaney
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
U. S. Supreme Court
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Montana State College
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Cy Gatton
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New York
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Cedarburg
Wis
Branner Specialties
Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
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Sy Ville
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