Revival Seen in Opening of Plant Trident Cement
Observers note the Trident plant of Three Forks Portland Cement will resume full operations May 1 with over 100 new hires after a closure since July 1929. The plant supports Gallatin county and hinges on state building activity, signaling a hopeful year ahead as unemployment declines across Montana.
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Montana
Trident
Three Forks Portland Cement Company
Gallatin County
Montane
Helena
Montana Event Calendar of Conventions and Meetings
A list of upcoming state and local meetings and conventions across Montana. It includes dates and locations for groups such as the Montana State Music Teachers Association Great Falls May 12 13 the Rotary International Bozeman May 16 17 Montana Stockgrowers Lewistown May 27 28 and related civic and fraternal gatherings through August including 4 H First Encampment in Bozeman and American Legion in Helena.
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Montana State Music Teachers Association
Great Falls
Rotary International
Bozeman
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Lewistown
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
Rainbow Girls
Annval
Havre
Montana News Snapshots From Across The State
A sweeping roundup from Montana reports worker mobilization at Gibson dam near Augusta, a new eight stall roundhouse planned for Glasgow, and the Rainbow Girls annual meeting set for Havre on August 28. Census shows Absarokee population rise to 570 and Deer Lodge state penitentiary at 742. Fergus county Argus in Lewis town destroyed by fire with a new plant planned. Tragedy in Three Forks as 18 year old student William Gordon died and aviator H W Carlson was fatally injured. Montana Power declines Wilbur plan for Flathead river development but lease talks continue. February railroad cars moved total 21 215, down 6778 from 1929. Readers invited to share comments on state news coverage and a local effort to guide tourists to Yellowstone county historic sites with highway signs.
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Gibson
Augusta
Great Northern
Glasgow
Grand Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Havre
Absarokee
Stillwater County
Kootenai
Montana
Deer Lodge
Fergus County Argus
Lewistown
Phillips County
Board of Commissioners
Mary Survant Memorial Hospital
Wilbur
Flathead River
State Railroad Commission
Greetings
Marysville
eeeRillings
Yellowstone County
Hoover foes debate wheat plan and three power pact
Edward W. Pickard notes Hoover opposition to export debentures for wheat tied to tariff bills, backed by Farm Board head Alexander Legge. He cites global reactions, central marketing associations, and Kellogg’s resignation, plus talks on the three power naval pact and U S stance on arms limits and enforcement.
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Hoover
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
National Warmers’ Union
Legge
France
Great Britain
Lloyd George
United States
England
William G. Kellogg
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Roundup Area Sheepmen Plan Wool Pools and Farm News
About 30 sheepmen attended a Roundup meeting to form wool pools at Roundup and Lavina. Holly Sugar in Sid ney offered a $7 ton beet contract and 10 000 acres under the lower Yellowstone project. Tongue river cattleman RP Terrett bought a carload of Hereford bulls from John Hill ranch Drummond. John Dick of Chinook patented a beet topping machine attracting interest.
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Sidney
Yellowstone
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Tongue River Country
Miles City
John Hill
Drummond
John Dick
Frank I. Mersen
Glasgow
Valley County
Clarkston
Gallatin County
W. L. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau Federation
Sheridan County
Fort Assinniboine Experiment Station
Roy Hamilton
Conrad
Ponera County
Western
Montana
Missoula
Opheim
Glentana
Sid Norbury
Elmer
Rosebud County
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Bozeman State College
United States
J. H. Hofstetter
Yellowstone Valley
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Chicago
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
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Algiers
Cuba
Montana Railroad Commission
Paul Lewis
Custer County Shippers’ Association
Seattle
Guster
Powder River
Daughters of the American Revolution Conclude Continental Congress
Six thousand Daughters of the American Revolution gather in Washington for their thirty ninth continental congress. President Hoover argues for American entry into the World Court, insisting it would not entangle the nation and citing past presidents and secretaries of state. The D A R delegates reportedly oppose participation.
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Washington
Troover
World Court
United States
Mr. Hoover
Representative Tinkham Attacks Anti-Saloon League in Senate Lobby Hearing
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts urged the Senate committee on lobbying against the Anti-Saloon League and ecclesiastical lobbies. He focused on Bishop James Cannon, Jr. of the Methodist Church, South, then heard Henry H. Curran of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment who resisted surrendering files except under subpoena amid sharp Senate questions.
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Tinkham
Massachusetts
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Committee
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Church
South
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Caraway
Supreme Court lays final decree in Lake Jewel case
The Supreme Court announced terms of its final decree in the Lake Jewels case. The Chicago sanitary district must finish a $175 million sewage treatment program within nine years and divert Lake Michigan water to specified annual limits by dates through 1938.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Charles E. Hughes
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Farmers object to seed loan terms on modern equipment use
Valley County farmers complain about federal seed loan rules in Helena that forbid using loan funds to buy gasoline. They point out tractors and other machinery are essential in a horseless age and ask lawmakers to revise the restrictions so funds can cover feed and seed, not fuel.
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Congress of the
United States
Montana
Valley County
Helena
Washington
Phillips Milk of Magnesia advertised as anti acid relief
An article promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick acting antacid that neutralizes stomach acidity. It claims soda aggravates digestion, praises instant relief, gas dissipation, and a sweetened system, noting suitability for children and availability at drug stores.
Amusing E delivery time and baby laughter noted
A London Answers snippet comments on a playful moment with a baby laughing as someone sounds a rattle. The line hints at a fondness for rattles and a lighthearted domestic scene.
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