Montanta State Fair Opens Series of County Exhibits
The Montana State Fair runs August 18 to 28 and launches a broad schedule of 19 county and sectional fairs with expanded premium lists and new exhibit classes. Fairs span two to six days, linking state displays with local fairs to raise exhibit standards across Montana.
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Montana
Helena
A. D. Thomas
Toole County
Shelby
Central Montana
Lewistown
H. L. Fitton
Baer
Larry Busch
Bozeman
H. P. Griffin
Rosebud County Fair
Forsyth
Richland County Fair
Sidney
H. F. DePue
Sanders County Fair
Plains
H. R. Armeling
Garfield County
Jordan
Thomas L. Harvey
Eastern Montana
Miles Oe
J. H. Bohling
Western Montana
Missoula
W. C. Peat
Roosevelt County
Culbertson
Beaverhead
Dillon
George W. Dart
Hamilton
D. J. Geiman
Williams
Montana Debaters to Meet British Teams This Fall
The University of Montana debate team will meet a selected team from 23 English universities this fall. Three English teams will debate in the United States this year including Oxford and Cambridge teams. The Montana match is tentatively set for early November as a two man cross examination contest.
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University of Montana
Hugh Lindsey
United States
Oxford University
Cambridge
Lindsey
Oxford
Wildlife counts and park developments announced and discussed
Yellowstone totals indicate 650 antelope 35 buffalo 1097 Lamar herd 150 mountain sheep 700 moose 10600 elk 800 deer 160 grizzlies and 450 black bears. Rotary district assembly set for Roundup July 25 26 with Montana club leaders. Roosevelt highway opening July 19. Lord Mayor Kingston visit praises Yellowstone. Estimated 18129 loss from predators in last fiscal year per Bateman and cooperative surveys.
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Yellowstone National Park
Lamar River
Rotary International
Rotary Clubs
Montana
R. D. Rader
Roosevelt Highway
Glacier National Park
Charles S. Kingston
London
Yellowstone Park
Europe
Yellowstone
R. E. Bateman
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
State Livestock Commission
State Fish and Game Commission
Bateman
London naval pact riders stir Senate as Hoover faces secrecy issue
Edward W Pickard reviews the struggle over the London naval treaty with Norris and Borah pressing for secrecy riders and reservations. Hoover protests the Norris rider, while supporters push for ratification amid plans for debate limits and potential postponement.
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Senate
Norris
Borah
White House
Hoover
Hoover to Begin Two Week Vacation August 15
President Hoover will depart August 15 for a two week vacation. He will avoid speeches or public appearances and may visit Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks. The plan includes train travel to Chicago and a boat to Duluth with rail travel thereafter. Interior Department camping sites are prepared for the party.
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Hoover
White House
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Chicago
Duluth
Interior Department
Wilbur
Montana
Albert J. Galen
United
Galen
Walsh
Nye Holds Chicago Hearing On McCormick Campaign Expenditures
Senator Nye leads a solitary Chicago hearing into Mrs. McCormick’s campaign spending for the Illinois Senate race. Witnesses testif y about support from factions and groups, with no discreditable revelation. McCormick demands subpoenas for her rival James Hamilton Lewis to explain a Springfield claim of a $1,000,000 war chest.
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Enator Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Chicago
Uth Hanna McCormick
Nye
McCormick
Deneen
Bank chief Dorger files bankruptcy amid Cosmo Bank loss
RANK J. DORGER, majority holder of the Cosmo Bank and Trust in Cincinnati, petitions for bankruptcy. State banking supervisor C. C. Gray reports a 2 million dollar bank shortage linked to Shafer check kiting. Dorger and his daughter Marsha face potential contempt in relation to a temporary injunction on disposing of personal assets.
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Rank J. Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company of
Cincinnati
C. C. Gray
A. W. Shafer
Dorger
Marsha
Dorgers
Communist activities probed by Congress in New York hearings
A congressional committee investigated Communist activities in the United States last week in New York City. Charles G. Wood, labor department conciliator, testified that Reds stirred labor unrest and influenced strikes in Passaic, New Sedford, and Gastonia, framing them as attacks on the U.S. government.
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United States
New York City
Charles G. Wood
Department of Labor
Passaic
New Sedfrd
Gastonia
N. C
Gentlemen's naval pact eases worries in Europe
Ranch and Italy reportedly reached a six month naval building moratorium that diplomats call a gentlemen's agreement. The move relieves European tensions though neither side plans new ships this year, signaling a psychological easing in diplomatic circles.
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Italy
Europe
Hindenburg Era Decree Enacts Emergency Finance Law
Chancellor Bruening uses emergency decree to push a finance law after Reichstag refused approval. The measure raises income tax, imposes a bachelor tax, head tax, and specials on food and liquor in inns and restaurants. The Reichstag may repeal it, but Bruening threatens dissolution if a repeal is pursued.
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von Hindenburg
Bruening
Reichstag
Reichstaz
European federation plan meets mixed German reception
Germany replies to Briand's memo with general acceptance yet many reservations. Germany and Italy want Russia and Turkey included and reject any US hostility while urging economic ahead of political aims. Britain offers a tentative, cautious view urging League of Nations discussion. Greece Austria Poland accept. Russia appears to seek invitation.
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Ermany
Briand
Russia
Turkey
Union
United States
Great Britain
League of Nations
Greece
Austria
Poland
Kuomintang Split Ends and Aims for New Government
Dis patches from Peiping report fifteen leaders of the Kuomintang signed a manifesto ending the party split and calling a national conference within a month to form a government to succeed Chiang Kai-shek. Yen Tsi-shan is predicted to head the new government.
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China
Peiping
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek
Yen Tisi-shan
Notable Baths of the Week Highlight Military and Arts Figures
The essay lists baths of the week featuring Brig. Gen. H. C. Smither U S A Rear Admiral A H Robertson V U S N novelist Henry Sydnor Harrison judge Jesse Holdom Chicago bench dean James M. Lynch a union leader Leopold von Auer eminent violinist. The note appears from 1930 via Western Newspaper Union.
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H. C. Smither
U. Ss. A
A. H. Robertson
VU. S. N
Henry Sydnor Harrison
Jesse Holdom
Chicago
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Leopold von Auer
Western Newspaper Union
Pressure to Raise Wheat Prices With Hoover Plan
Republican insiders push for the Hoover administration to spend 100 million dollars to peg wheat prices and aid farmers. Kansas leaders criticize the farm board for not acting as Senator Capper plans to urge a 100 million bushel purchase and market restraint to lift prices after a prior 50 million bushel initiative, followed by a price slump.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Farm Board
Hoover
Hyde
Wheat Belt
Capper
Kansan
Legge
Reed
Republican Party
Hoover Administration
Senator Capper
Republican
Grain Stabilization Corporation of the Farm Board
Grain Storage Meetings Promote Farm Storage Act Across Montana
Meetings in Montana organized by the Farmers' Union state secretary E R Kindler report strong interest in farm grain storage. Inspectors will be named for each county and a two day school for inspectors will be held in Great Falls July 23 24 with speakers including A H Stafford and George Moran. Farmers anticipate higher wheat supplies though some dry land growers expect to bind twine and withhold heads.
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Montana Farmers’ Union
E. R. Kindler
Stillwater County
Rapelje
Alex McIntosh
Carbon County
Roberts
Charles A. Corkins
Big Horn County
Hardin
George Danielson
Yellowstone County
Custer
Fred van Daveer
Billings
Roundup
Kindler
Farmers’ Union
Great Falls
A. H. Stafford
George H. Moran
Clayton Hamilton
St. Paul
T. C. Crowell
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Montana to Distribute Trout Fry in Beartooths
Forest service officials will distribute large quantities of rainbow and black spotted trout fry in Beartooth mountain districts over the next days. Montana farmers face a $2,000 loss from skim milk butterfat due to faulty separators. An agricultural bulletin on the Combined Harvester-Thresher in Montana by E A Starch and R M Merrill will be issued soon. The Northern Pacific will reinstate its Montana pickup stock train starting July 22, running Helena to Laurel with scheduled times. the service, inaugurated last year, eased stock shipments for shippers.
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Forest Service
Beartooth
Montana
Experiment Station
E. A. Starch
Montana State College
R. M. Merrill
Northern Pacific Railway
Helena
Laurel
Heléna
Livingston
J. E. Spurling
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Aids Digestion And Breath
A home remedy advertorial touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia for quick relief from gas and sour stomach. It claims the product neutralizes stomach acid, tranquilizes digestive organs, and improves breath, noting it's safe for children and urging readers to use genuine Phillips while warning imitators don’t act the same.
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Phillips
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