Mother's Day Reverence and Global Affairs Reflections
A compilation praising mothers and their enduring influence, paired with editorials on faith in America, the Fifth Column threat, Tchaikovsky's life, and the power of print. It references Mother's Day as a yearly honor, wartime spies, public trust in government bonds, and notable cultural topics from 1930s journalism.
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America
U.S
Norway
Hitler
Reichstag
Sweden
Philip of Macedon
Alexander the Great
United States
Germany
Japan
Russia
Sove
Belix
Local Tribune reminiscences and early 1890s notable items
May 15 1891 Tribune item summary includes McCune brick yard starting with 8 000 brick output, $400 building materials bought in Twin Bridges, silver wedding anniversary of Judge and Mrs R Z Thomas with 250 invitations, carload of machinery for Golden Leaf mill at Bammack, electric light company franchise acceptance, a high school alumni dinner dance, warm spring day, Mrs Forest Bayerd trip to Minneapolis, Warsaw Polish forces claim Kiev bridgehead expulsion of Bolsheviks, US Forest Service surveys west of Glacier National Park supporting pulp and paper industry potential.
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Twin Bridges
R. Z. Thomas
Golden Leaf Company
Banmack
Electric Light Company
United States Forest Service
National Forest
Glacier National Park
Haystack Fire Destroys 200 Tons at Upper S6 Ranch
A 200 ton haystack burned at the upper S6 ranch last week in an accidental blaze while meadow cleanup proceeded. Marriage license issued to Milton E. Hayes and Nora Pyle of Polaris. Charp reports 72,000 grayling eggs from Bedrock Mont. to the Utah hatchery. Republican convention delegates from Dillon named. C Currie, Centennial rancher, selling his valley ranch and plans to move to Port Elgin Ontario.
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the Tribune
Milton E. Hayes
Nora Pyle
Polaris
Charp
Bedrock
Mont
Utah State
Dillon
William Knapp
H. D. Brainard
J. F. Bishop
L. Cushing
J. G. Willis
Harry Allen
Otho Klemm
R.J. Moore
C. W. Conger
Frank D. Lingenfelter
C. Currie
Centennial Valley
Currie
Port Elgin
Ontario
Thirty Years Ago in Beaverhead County
From the Tribune May 20 1910 items include: Beaverhead high school ninth commencement eight graduates and eight girls and boys. Virginia City trolley line Alder to Virginia City will soon start with dirt flying. battleship Florida launched at Brooklyn Navy Yard 520 feet long. high school track team Stewart Gosman Wilcomb Willey to Missoula for interscholastic meet. George Baldwin and Emma Stanton wed at bride’s mother’s home. Buick car for A J Wedum shows his auto enthusiasm. H C Patterson county commissioners chair appoints five delegates to good roads convention H J Selway M A Henneberry C H Strowbridge Harry Andrus and Nels Nelson of Horse Prairie.
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the Tribune
Beaverhead County
Virginia City
Florida
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Messrs
Stewart
Gosman
Wilcomb
Willey
Missoula
George Baldwin
Emma Stanton
Buick
Dillon
A. J. Wedum
Wedum
H. C. Patterson
Board of
County Commissioners
Good Roads
Mesérs
H. J. Selway
M. A
Henneberry
C. H. Strowbridge
Harry Andrus
Nels Nelson
Horse Prairie
Supreme Court Upholds Missoula Bank Night Ruling
The Montana Supreme Court, in a 3-2 decision, upheld a Missoula county ruling barring the Missoula Fox Theatre from staging bank nights. Justice Ralph L. Arnold wrote the majority opinion finding bank nights violate lottery statutes. Justices Angstman and Erickson joined. Chief Justice Johnson dissented with Morris concurring.
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Missoula
Mont
U.P
State Supreme Court
Albert Besancon
Missoula County
Leif Erickson
Arnold
Howard A. Johnson
Claude F. Morris
Largest Planting Program Underway in Northern Rockies
The 6,000,000 tree planting drive across the northern Rocky Mountain region expands with 1,328,800 trees shipped from Savennac nursery Haugen. Kaniksu leads with 631,000 trees. other forests receive Cabinet 5,000 Clearwater 14,000 Flathead 172,800 Kootenai 160,000 Lewis and Clark 5,000 Lolo 161,000 St. Joe 180,000. G. M. DeJarnette, planting chief, tours nursery and projects for a month.
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Rocky Mountain Forest
Savennac Nursery
Haugen
Kaniksu
Cabinet
Clearwater
Flathead
Kootenai
Lewis and Clark
Lolo
St. Joe
G. M. DeJarnette
County Commissioners to Hold Conference in Several Montana Cities
Miles City Mont May 3 Group meetings will draft suggestions for the resolutions committee of the Montana association of county commissioners. The annual Havre meeting will be June 17 18 and 19. The committee includes J B Convery Carbon Ben Zimmerman Roosevelt N W Edwards Teton Wallace Mack Flathead Thomas C Anderson Sweet Grass Glen Hicks Dawson Fred Kiebler Garfield George N Middlemas Lewis and Clark Lee Williams Powell Charles E Johnson Madison Frank J Holmes Wheatland and Arthur Kuehn Fallon.
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Miles City
Mont
U.P
Montana
Montana Association of County Commissioners
Havre
E. B
Winter
J. B. Convery
Carbon County
Ben Zimmerman
Roosevelt
N. W
Hdwards
Teton
Wallace Mack
Flathead
Thomas C. Anderson
Sweetgrass
Glen Hicks
Dawson
Fred Kiebler
Garfield
George N. Middlemas
Lewis and Clark
Lee Williams
Powell
Charles E. Johnson
Madison
Frank J. Holmes
Wheatland
Arthur Kuehn
Fallon
Opera Soprano Kreuger Joins Montana State University Faculty
Fritz Kreuger of the Philadelphia Opera Company will return to Montana State University this summer as a visiting member of the university’s summer session faculty. Dr. G D Shalledberger, director of the summer session, announced the arrangement in Missoula Montana.
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Missoula
Mont
U.P
Fritz Kreuger
Philadelphia Opera Company
Montana
University
Initsle
G.D. Shalledberger
Sumitier
Sun worship and Montana fish case draw interest
A Montana note praises sun worship as vital and uplifting across cultures. In Helena, May 3, U P reports Howard Byrd Grover Parker and Paul Parker were fined 25 dollars each for fishing out of season at Eureka lake. Deputy Warden Carl Fender arrested them for spearing fish with pitchforks. Byrd quipped about 24 hour wardens, comparing to California.
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Helena
Mont
U.P
Howard Byrd
California
Montana
Byrd
Grover Parker
Paul Parker
Chateau
Eureka Lake
State Fish and Game Department
Carl Fender
Fender
Training camp suggested at Fort Peck by guard official
Major Charles R. Dawley planning and training officer for Montana National Guard says Fort Peck facilities should be used for military training. He notes the site is ideal for concentration and training of national guard units and others in service. Last December several hundred men were stationed there for winter maneuvers.
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Fort Peck
Glasgow
Mont
U.P
Charlies R. Dawley
Montana National Guard
Dawley
United States
National Guard
Evelyn Nissen Enrolled At KBU For Secretarial Training
Evelyn Nissen, daughter of Mr and Mrs N M Nissen, graduates of Dillon Montana High School, enrolls at Kinman Business University to study modern accounting and secretarial skills. Summer classes available. no contracts signed. free lifetime employment department offered.
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Evelyn Nissen
N. M. Nissen
Dillon, Mont
Evelyn
National Cash Register
KBU
Kinman, Business University
Hia Ig
Westione
Montana farmers post record 96 million income in 1939
Montana farmers earned 96,023,000 dollars in cash last year, the highest in four years, with 41,341,000 from crops, 42,411,000 from livestock, and 12,271,000 in benefit payments. Prices rose and sales volume increased, lifting totals from 1936 1937 and 1938. Crop sales 33,586,000. livestock 35,173,000. benefits 8,539,000.
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Montana
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
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Boe Ī Ī
Worldip
Austin Conover
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Fort Benning
Peter Tchaikovsky
Tchaikovsky
Madame von Meck
Leland
Trondheim
iAmericans
Yoo
National Advertising
The
American Press Association
Tribune
M.r. McCune
Supreme Court
Poe Any Coenen
American ‘Association For the Advancement of Science
East
India
Egypt
Greece
Diogenes
Carlyle
London
LEGAL
City Council of
Rachel Foster Skeates
J. E. Kelly
Beaverhead
Frank C. McFadden
Montane
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Eaverhead
Bea Britpain
Carter
Brittain H. Carter
Sbove
State
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Meridian