Helena to Build New Children Hospital and Nursery
Helena plans a new two and a half story children hospital and nursery under Montana Children's Home Society. Ground lies south of the receiving home on Helena Avenue. a May campaign seeks $50,000 to cover construction and furnishings for 60 children, with a $1 per brick buy option and county quotas.
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Helena
Montana Childrens’ Home Society
Gev. H. Carsley
Helena ‘Avenue
J. W. Hawk
Carsley
Montana Event Calendar of Conventions and Meetings
A list of upcoming statewide events across Montana from May to August including conventions for music teachers Rotary International stockgrowers law enforcement and veterans groups. Cities include Great Falls Bozeman Lewistown Helena Missoula Havre Butte and More with dates and durations through August.
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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
Two Noted Men to Start Silver Shield Mine Work in High Ore Gulch
Owen Shields and Pat Mullins plan operations at the Silver Shield mine in High Ore gulch near Boulder about May 1. The piece also notes Montana wool fairs planning extensive displays and a push to educate the public on wool grades and fleece preservation.
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Butte and Basin
Owen Shields
Pat Mullins
High Ore
Boulder
Bozeman
Billings
Miles City
Montana
Helena
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
al. Furstnow Saddlery Company
State Department of Publicity
Delaware
New Hampshire
Rhode’ Island
Montana Automobile Association
J. R. Cortese
Livingston
American Water Works Association
Anaconda
Harry M. Johnson
H. B. Foote
Eugene Carroll
Butte
Italy plans rapid naval build up with 29 ships
Italy moves to speed up naval expansion amid contempt for a naval reduction treaty. The 1930 program calls for 29 units totaling 42 900 tons to be laid down within a year including one 10 000 ton cruiser two 5 000 ton scout cruisers four destroyers and 22 submarines with four subs 1400 tons six subs 800 tons and twelve subs 600 tons for coastal work.
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France
Gandhi campaign rattles India as clash with authorities escalates
British support for India’s government is pledged as evictions and arrests loom. Lord Irwin says law defiance will be resisted. Sikh troops mutiny rumors spread while police and troops clash with natives causing deaths. Censorship suspends twelve Delhi newspapers over security deposits. Gandhi's anti foreign cloth drive hits Manchester cotton mills hard.
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India
London
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Eighteenth Royal Garhwal Rifles
Peshawar
Abbottabad
Delhi
Gandhi
Manchester
Inmate Revolt Shocks Ohio Penitentiary After Fire
Convicts at Columbus Ohio State Penitentiary, unrest following a deadly fire that killed 320 inmates, staged a massed assault on barred doors last week as part of ongoing rebellion.
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Onvicts
Ohio
Columbus
McCormick Testifies on Personal Campaign Spending in Illinois
ReHANNA McCORMICK told the senate campaign funds committee she spent 252572 dollars from her own pocket to win the Republican Senate nomination in Illinois. She said family contributions only and that two Cook County groups aided her. Senator Deneen reported his losing bid cost 24493.21 dollars. She urged tighter scrutiny of senatorial campaign activity.
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Rehanna Meccormick
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Illinois
Cook County
Voters’ Progress Club
Ruth Hanna McCormick Volunteers
Deneen
McCormick
M Day Demonstrations Across Major Cities Worldwide
M Day demonstrations occurred in Moscow Paris Berlin and American and Japanese cities. In Moscow a massive Red Square parade drew about a million workers with a review by Soviet leaders and open air cultural events. The next day a tech parade displayed automobiles tanks and tractors. Police deterred disorders in Paris and Berlin with large events and arrests in other cities.
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Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Union
Paris
Berlin
Ohio Woman Voter Leader Re elected At Louisville Convention
Ohio delegate who is re elected president of the League of Women Voters presided over the Louisville convention. A leave of absence plan will rotate vice presidents at the Washington headquarters. Marguerite M Wells becomes fifth vice president replacing Mrs. Ramsey. Other vice presidents Katharine Ludington Roscoe Anderson Stuth Morgan Elizabeth Haus er also re elected.
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Ohio
League of Woman Voters
Louisville
Washington
Marguerite M. Wells
Minneapolis
W. W. Ramsey
Chicago
Katharine Ludington
Lyme
Elizabeth J. Hauser
Girard
Western Newspaper Union
Farmers Union Plans Statewide Sales Agency in Montana
The Farmers Union in Montana moves to form the Farmers Union Sales Agency with $250000 capitalization to handle carload commodities. J T Kelly presides as state president while E R Kindler outlines plans for coal flour salt twine feed and more. Profits go to locals via patronage. brokers fees cover expenses.
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Farmers’ Union
Montana
Montana Union
Farmers’ Union Sales Agency
E. R. Kindler
J. T. Kelly
Castagne
Southern
Kindler
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Omaha
Farmers’ Union Exchange
America
Des Moines
Iowa
Farmers’ Union Jobbing Association
Kansas City
Bison flax origins cited at North Dakota station
Mr Ostren notes Bison flax originated at North Dakota State University Fargo station and has proven a successful seed in western North Dakota. The flax is claimed rust and wilt resistant. Great Northern bean prices show a modest rise over the past week per local dealers and federal reports.
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Ostren
North Dakota Experiment Station
Fargo
North Dakota
Farm Board
National Chamber
Federal Farm Board
Agricultural Marketing Act
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
United States Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Crocker First’ National Bank of San Francisco
Time Magazine
National
Montana Resources
San Francisco
Doremus & Co
C. C. LeSeur
Associated Seedgrowers
Kalispell
Corvallis
B. F. Thrailkill
State
J. M. Mourdy
Hamilton
Kenneth R. Button
Great Falls
E. J. Dahl
Billings
J. E. Ingersol
Chicago
Smith Ranch
Ingersol
Martinsdale
Montana State College
Louis Vinke
Oh Promise Me and the Cure for a Run Down Life
A raspy ad copy touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for "run down" women. It claims blemished skin and fatigue can be improved by enriching the blood and soothing nerves, available in liquid or tablets with a trial package offer from Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo, New York.
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DR. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
From Importer to Consumer in Brooklyn Boxed Product
A Manila based importer offers a $3 500 box of 100 units for sale. Buyers are instructed to send payment via money order to FEIST CO at 428 East 46th Street in Brooklyn New York.
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Manila
Feist CO
East 46Th ST
Brooklyn
N.Y
Courage of a Mother Versus Crocodile Attack in Rhodesia
A Rhodesian mother risked her life to save her child from a crocodile at the Gwaai river near Bulawayo. She plunged in with an assegai, fought the animal until it released the girl, but the child lost an arm yet is reported to be recovering.
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Africa
Boston Globe
Ake
Gwaai
Bulawayo
Rhodesian
Hee Child
New Dog Breeds Shown At European Exhibitions
Two new breeds debut at European shows this year. A pair of svicenes from the Balearic isles joins the curious dogs, though no reliable text details the breed. An Afghan spaniel appears, noted for beauty and high price.
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Balearic Isles
If Everyone Talks Only About What He Understands
A concise aphorism notes that if people spoke only on topics they truly grasp the era would be silent and unengaged, implying a critique of empty discourse and a call for authentic expertise.
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