Wyoming-MontAna Pipe Line organized with regional officers
Two Thermopolis men head the Wyoming MontAna Pipe Line company formed to build a 160 mile pipeline from Laurel to Basin with feeders to Park County and new fields at Frannie and near Lovell. Ray Phobus elected president and Warren D. Skelton as secretary. other officers include Paul Stock, A. D. Johnston, D. W. Strickland, and Robert Connaghan. The line aims to move up to 20,000 barrels daily with potential expansion as deeper sands are drilled.
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Thermopolis
Wyoming-MontAna Pipe Line
Ray Phobus
Vernal
Utah
Rawlins
Warren D. Skelton
Paul Stock
Cody
Phobus
Billings
Laurel
Big Horn Basin
Park County
Frannie
Lovell
Garland Dome
President Hoover to Visit Glacier Park in August
Officials plan for President Hoover to travel to Glacier Park around August 10. Preparations detail food, transport, guides, and possible two medicine chalets, with Saddle Horse company supplying saddles and Cadillacs for travel. The size of the party may reach about 45, weather and Mrs Hoover's health under consideration.
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Hoover
Glacier Park Hotel
Park ‘Saddle Horse Company
State and Local: Montana's County Progress and Civic Measures
Montana reports 35 of 56 counties complete in the census, housing about 60 percent of the population with 305000 people. Highway rally over the Theodore Roosevelt route draws 1000+ autos between Belton and Glacier Park. Helena to advance a dust control program. 40 tons calcium chloride will be used on highways. Gold mining resumes along Clarks Fork in Carbon County. Barker and Johnstone file claims from Fromberg to the Wyoming line. Federal bio survey hunted 1774 predatory animals in the past fiscal year in Montana.
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Glacier Park
St. Mary’s Lake
Census Bureau
Montana
A. L. Jordan
Theodore Roosevelt International Highway Association
Belton
Helena
Chase Patrick
Clarks Fork River
Carbon County
John C. E. Barker
Fromberg
Wyoming Line
J. Clarke Johnstone
Butte
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
R. E. Bateman
J. L. Kelly
State Fish and Game Commission
R-100 crosses Atlantic to Montreal and China breaks into Changsha
The British airship R 100 completed an uneventful Atlantic crossing from Wales to Montreal in about 76 hours with 89 crew and notable passengers on board including Lieut Com Burney and Maj G H Scott. In China a large Communist force seized Changsha Hunan looting burning government and foreign properties with many Americans endangered. the Palos engaged Reds and two missionaries refused protection. Prohibition policy reforms were outlined in Washington with emphasis on trained agents, reports, research and uniform sentencing while building industry leaders formed a national contraction conference in Chicago to stabilize housing finance and construction.
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Edward W. Pickard
Britain
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Belle Isle Straits
Quebec
Montreal
England
Canada
Ireland
Cape Farewell
Greenland
Belle Isle
St. Lawrence River
Booth
Charles Dennistoun Burney
Com. R. St. John Prentice
Courageous
Maj
G. H. Scott
China
Changsha
Hunan
Standard and
Texas
Shanghai
Supreme Soviet
Supreme Command
Koling
Kinkiang
Palos
Gurvey
Wiliam Lingle
Salisbury
N. C
Allen Cameron
Lawrence
Kan
Jader
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Washington
Weaver
Mitchell
James M. Doran
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Chicago
Julius T. Barnes
Ferguson and Sterling Lead Tex Gov Race in Runoff
In Texas Democratic governor race both Ma Ferguson and Ross S. Sterling emerge as leaders amid a crowded field. A runoff primary will decide the victor.
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Texas
Ma” Fergusonr
Ross S. Sterling
Houston
Hoover forms commission on unemployment statistics
President creates a commission to study unemployment statistics inviting labor, business and economic groups to select members. Ex officio members include Ethelbert Stewart of the Labor Department, William M. Steuart of the Commerce Bureau of the Census, and a Agriculture Department representative. The President defends appointing such investigating bodies and plans to name additional members.
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Hoover
Ethelbert Stewart
Department of Labor
William M. Steuart
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Tthis
President Sloover backs entry of Soviet goods
President Sloover asserted that Russian goods would not be barred from the United States solely because they originate in a Soviet state. Assistant Secretary Lowman faced a reconsideration of his ruling denying entry to two shiploads of Russian wood pulp imported by Amtorg Trading Corp. The President said any action against Soviet goods must follow the law and aim to exclude convict made goods and curb dumping.
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Sloover
Wafdists Target Restore of King Fuad in Egypt Campaign
Egyptian nationalists led by the Wafd claim Fuad’s restoration would end unrest and allow talks with Britain, while Abbas Hilmi and the deposed khedive face opposition from Britain Italy and France. The British government reportedly leans toward accepting restoration as a peace path.
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Egypt
Fuad
Abbas Hilmi
Italy
France
Freight Rates Cut On Grain Transport In Montana
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a general reduction in grain shipping rates effective October 1. From Billings to Chicago and Seattle routes show substantial cuts with Montana points dropping to 38.5 cents from 40.5 and 32.5 to 36 respectively. Officials say the new, more equitable schedule benefits farmers though some carriers may face hardship under the lower tariffs.
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Montana
Associated Press
Chicago
Pacific Slope
Glasgow
Kalispell
Missoula
Seattle
Billings
Havre
Minneapolis
Duluth
Lewistown
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoch-Smith Congregational
Montana Lamb Crop Rises Sharply From 1929 and 1928
Montana reports a lamb crop of 2 439 000, about 12 percent larger than 1929 and 23 percent above 1928, driven by more breeding ewes and favorable lambing weather. Vaccant ranges are generally poor, with water shortages and limited hay prospects causing possible forced shipments and lighter lamb weights.
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Montana
Flathead
Farm Happenings Across Montana This Season
The report notes a good cherry crop from Bing and Lambert trees on east shore orchards near Flathead Lake. Musselshell Valley cattlemen set a 500 reward for information leading to arrests in cattle theft and butchery. Extension bulletin No. 59 urges storage reservoirs and dikes to alleviate drought with dryland farms. Jay Diamond returns to Helena after Montana trip. summerfallowed land proves more productive in drought. Polson housing demand outstrips supply as new families arrive post May power-site leasing. Malta ships 779,808 pounds of wool, a 12 year high for Phillips county. Pease Bottoms near Myers shows robust growth and expected high yield in Yellowstone irrigation district.
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East Shore
Flathead Lake
Musselshell Valley Cattlemen’s Association
Jay G. Diamond
State
Federal Crop Reporting Bureau
Helena
Montana
Polson
Malta
Phillips County
John A. Ebaugh
Pease Bottoms
Myers
Yellowstone
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Antacid Advice
Physicians urge Phillips Milk of Magnesia to neutralize excess stomach acid quickly. A single spoonful can counteract much acid, relieve gas and sourness, and leave the system feeling sweet. Safe for children and available at drug stores.
Proverbial Wisdom on Paws and Time from Old Juv Latin
The excerpt quotes Juvenal on paw paws as a joke about cures and money. It notes time slipping away from both old and young, and ends with a sharp line about a bad servant’s tongue. The tone reads as a clipped antiquarian reflection rather than a news item.
Took It to Build Her Up
A clipped notice from W.N.U. in Billings lists case number 32-1930, indicating a legal filing or action. The fragment shows a single line of text likely from a public notice or court document.
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George Washington
Union Square
New York
Santa Monica
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Provincetown
Mass
United States
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Mackenzie King
Richard KB. Bennett
King
Charles A. Dunning
Great Britain
St. Lawrence Seaway
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Love
al Smith
Morris Sheppard
Oklahoma
Alfalfa Bih" Murray
Frank Duttram
Thomas P. Gore
Charles J. Wrightsman
George
Hiram Johnson
California
Phillips
Parker
Druggiata
Hincox
Pateho Ue
N.Y
Hiscox Chemical Worke
Patchogue
N. Y
International Geodetic Survey
Stockholm
Sweden
Denham Si, Norman
All Saints’ Vicarage
Warwick
Chichester
Clarence
Docetor Fixum
Jack
Paw Paws
Juvenal
Lydia E. Pinkham
la Junta
Colo
Lydia E.pinkham
Joan OsBorn
Colorado
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