Montana Happenings from a Busy 1920s Ledger
Long list of Montanan items from Butte to Billings. Election of first officers for Motion Picture Owners of Montana in Butte. noble Addison Broderick elected head. Tax efforts in Butte aim for about 100000 in owed taxes stretched over twenty years. Beloit College football letters awarded to eight Montana boys, six from Butte. Gildford’s fuel issue eased by a new four foot coal vein near town. State Treasurer calls for redemption of general fund warrants. Miles City and Red Lodge projects cited in education, irrigation, taxes, and highway progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Addison J. Broderick
Havre
Ilustrious
Algeria
Helena
Butte
Ight
Montana Boys
Beloit College
Billings
Gildford
Veterans’ Welfare Fund
J. W. Walker
Selena
Custer County High School
Miles City
Great Falls
Scouts
Park County
State Teachers’ Association
Jecimber
Yellowstone County
Carbon County
Red Lodge
Red Lodge- T Rosebild
Board of Directors
State Public Service Commission
City of
Harvey H. Barnett
Big Horn County
Montana
GC. J. Jaffery
Washington
DD. C
Bureau of Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington D. C
Montana Supreme Court
Justice Galen
Siberia
Flathead
Congress
General Lord
E. A.gray
Chicago & Northwestern
Montana Territory
W. E. Piper
Yellowstone County Board of Commissioners
Jas
California
Long Beach
Shields Valley
Potter Basin
Shields
Livingston
Tillings” Gazette
O¢ Community Canning Club
Hesper-Yezen
State College
Bozeman
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Great Western Sugar Company
W. P. Hogarty
Butte-to-Anaconda
W. W. Cheeley
Montana Newspaper Association
T. J. Hocking
Glasgow Courier
Glasgow
H. P. Raban
State Railroad Commission of
Ishay
C. J. Bailey
Big Horn
Yellowstone Trail Association
H. O. Cooley
Minneapolis
America
Stevensville
Tim McCann and the wireless Christmas cheer
Tim McCann builds a home wireless system with neighbor help to contact Santa and discover wishes. Old recluse Mr McKeefrey, moved by Tim’s hopeful spirit, opens his heart and donations, leading to a Christmas morning filled with unexpected generosity and world‑wide reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim McCann
Apple Center
Charity
McKeefrey
Tim
MecCann
McCanns
Santa Claus
Mr McKeefreys
The Saint Nicholas Visitor to Walter de la Mare
In a wintry scene Walter de la Mare discovers a stowaway, a half angel half child figure calling himself the youngest of Heaven. The visitor says Christ has sent him to ease the poet’s sorrow and bear joy, promising to serve and sing Nowell to bring love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Bette
Christ
Tuning inductances for radio receiving circuits
The article surveys forms of tuning coil inductances for short and long waves. It describes single layer soleniods, variometers, spider web coils, basket windings, and duo lateral and multi layer designs, noting leakage, capacity effects, and best uses for short and long wavelengths.
Don'ts for Early Crystal Radio Set Users
Practical guidance for crystal detector radio hobbyists. Insulate antennas, avoid floor switches, and do not connect sets to power lines. Do not run parallel wires, misuse loudspeakers, or listen during storms. Read all available radio materials and beware trekking coils.
Annealing and Magnet Tips for Early Electronics
Instructions show annealing hard drawn copper wire by heating in a funnel or tin coating to prevent breakage when bent. A magnet placed near an audion tube may boost sensitivity by influencing electron flow between filament and plate.
Length of Aerial Wires
A single wire aerial is sufficient if a 75 foot long wire can be installed. If shorter, use two wires with the leading-in from the far end. For a 50 foot or shorter serial, make it a four wire setup with leading-in wires from the far end.
WHI Stop Jamming Proposed Wavelength Expansion
The proposal aims to increase broadcasting wavelengths by adjusting several 860 meter stations by 25 meters or more to reduce interference and improve signal clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHI
Radio Sparks and Early Radio Details from Profound Finds
Radio pioneer Mr. FdIson is credited with discovering the relationship between a heated filament and a plate inside a vacuum tube, a key principle behind amplifiers. The article notes hearing loss hampering his later radio work and mentions various radio topics from animals to forest fire alerts and British station plans. It also highlights antenna experiments and the spread of radio stock warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdlson
Chile
Milwaukee
United States Forest Service
Radio N
Great Britain
Red Sea
Aden
Montana
Galena
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Motion Picture Owners of
Beartooth Forest
R. T. Ferguson
John J. Murphy
Dawson-Garfield-McCone
Red Cross
Glendive
Yelowstone County
North Madison
Harrison Rcently
Sheridan
Christopher G. Hazard
Western Newspaper Union
Santa
Maggie
Nora
Mrs. McCann
Mr. McCann
Mike Hennesy
Australia
Central
McCann
Che
Walter de la Mare
Turan
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