Montana Builds Steady in 1930 Says State Reports
Montana building activity stays near normal in the first nine months of the year with expenditures surpassing 1.8 million in Billings Missoula and Great Falls and about 2.25 million including smaller cities. The 1930 totals show not a decline but a rise over prior years according to reports to Straus & Co from city building departments.
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Billings
Missoula
Great Falls
Butter
Lewistown
Montana
Straus & Co
New York City
Rights of way sought for power and telephone lines in Montana
The Montana Power Company asks the state land board for rights of way across state land to install transmission wires and telephone lines. The proposed routes cover Sanders Lake County and adjacent areas with about 1 million dollars in expenditure. The lines would connect to a 10 million dollar power plant on the Flathead river, where preliminary work is already underway.
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State Land Board
Montana Powre Company
Sanders
Lake Teton
Chouteau
Cascade
Flathead River
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Post Office Department
Naval Stations
Arthur Woods
American Federation of Labor
Great Falls
Forsyth
Mountain States Power Company
Montana-Dakota
Miles City
Rosebud
Bozeman Stock Show Champion and State Notes
Bozeman boasts a fat steer champion, an Aberdeen Angus owned by Montana State College Missoula. The report covers Montana literary figures, rail lamb campaigns, Yellowstone River lows, highway bids, Glasgow Courier honor, petrified forest north of Miles City, a new Poplar telephone exchange, Fort Keogh hatchery harvest, Havre grain elevator capacity, and regional grain storage milestones.
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Bozeman
Portland
Montana State College
Missoula
Bonnie George Campbell
Saturday Evening Post
Dorothy Marie Johnson
State University At
Lewistown
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Milwaukee Railway
Miles City
Yellowstone River
Berne Hughes
Helena
Montana
State Highway Commission
Glasgow
Glasgow Courier
Montana State Press Association
Leon Shaw
Billings Gazette
Tom Stout
Lewistown Democrat News
J. A. Gillaly
Montana Banker
Here
Poplar
Telephone Exchange
J. H. Frerich
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bing
Fort Keogh
Yellowstone
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Havre
Farmers Grain
Leon McNickel
Farmers Grain Exchange Association
Vargas rises to Brazil presidency amid revolution
Dr Getulio Vargas assuming the presidency after a northern Brazilian march to Rio de Janeiro ends a military revolt. The movement’s leaders crown Vargas amid a pledge to govern constitutionally until Brazil’s public life is rebuilt.
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Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Washington Luis
Vargas
Julio Prestes
Doctor Vargas
Republic of Brazil
Liberal Alliance
Ciites
Cambucy
German fascists suffer defeat in Reichstag committee
The foreign affairs committee rejected motions by the fascists to cancel the Versailles treaty and halt reparations under the Young plan. A Daugh of the German People’s Party secured adoption of a motion urging the government to press other signatories to disarm as pledged.
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Germany
Reichstag
Foreign Affairs Committee
Doctor Daugh
German People's Party
Conference in Angora Signals East Peace Efforts
The Angora conference drew attention from Britain and involved President Kelam Pasha of Turkey Premier Count Bethlen of Hungary and Premier Venizelos of Greece. It was seen as promising peace in the Near East and possible revisions of the peace treaties. Greece and Turkey were reported to be negotiating a naval limitation treaty and to sign friendship and commercial pacts.
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Ubove
Great Britain
Angora
Kelam Pasha
Turkey
Count Bethlen
Hungary
Venizelos
Greece
Near East
Haile Selassie II Crowned Emperor of Ethiopia in 1930
In Addis Ababa on November 2 Ras Tafari crowned himself Emperor Haile Selassie II, the 336th ruler of Ethiopia. A lion hunt just before the ceremony marked his readiness to rule. Delegations from foreign nations and visitors from around the world watched as state and church officials prepared for the event.
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Ras Tafari
Hoover
Custor
Ori
Aram
Shera
Noah
Selassie
Solomon
Sheba
Ddis Ababa
Ethiopia
Abyssinia
David
Haile Selassie II
Centenary quinine celebration threads through global pharmacology
World pharmacologists gathered in St Louis for a two day event marking the centenary of quinine use dating to 1630 when bark cured malaria of Spanish statesman Juan Lopez Canizares. Dr M Kerboseh led attendees as Java cinchona expert while Formosan head hunters revolted against Japanese rule killing many and destroying villages as Tokyo sent troops.
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Eading Pharmacologists
St. Louis
Juan Lopez Canizares
M. Kerboseh
Java
AVAGE
Formosa
War Office
Tokyo
Death of Brarry Payne Whitney Honours a Noted American Sportsman
Brarry Payne Whitney a prominent American sportsman died at his New York home after several weeks illness at fifty eight. He inherited a large fortune from his father who owned railways and expanded it to a vast sum possibly 200 million dollars. Whitney supported yachting racing and polo and his stable was among the finest with horses that won many races. Other passings include Mrs. J Ro McKee daughter of President Harrison Dean W Hutton Rear Admiral C W Dyson and Edward H Garrison once America's leading jockey.
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Brarry Payne Whitney
America
New York
Mr.Whitney
J. Ro McKee
Benjamin Harrison
Dean W. H. Hutton
Winchester
England
C. W. Dyson
Edward H. (Snapper) Garrison
Mine disasters claim many in Oklahoma and Germany
Thirty men were killed in a mine explosion at McAlester Oklahoma with most of the dead buried beyond recovery. In Germany near Friedrichtsstahl a parallel disaster killed 107 miners.
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Hirty
Dt. McAlester
Okla
Germany
Friedrichstahl
Australian aviatrix Keith Miller sets women flying record
Mrs Keith Miller of Australia, an experienced aviatrix, flew from Los Angeles to Valley Stream New York in 21 hours 47 minutes. She previously piloted from England to Australia in a notable long distance flight reported by the Western Newspaper Union in 1930.
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Bradford
Yorkshire
Arthur Woods
New York
Keith Miller
Australia
Los Angeles
Valley Stream
N. Y
England
Western Newspaper Union
Montana Beef Gate Sale Sets Season Record
The Montana Stockgrowers Association reports a new season high of 12 000 head of cattle sold in Chicago last week. Top price 9.50 for 640 pound yearling steers. heavier steers 8 to 9. 7 5 c for 810 pound heifers. cows 6 5 to 7. Demand for feeders was weak but overall market steady for killers.
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Montana
Chicago
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Farm locals recount Montana farming activity and stock movements
Reports from Bozeman Conrad Townsend Forsyth Wolf Point Winnett White Sulphur Springs Lewistown Malta and Billings detail Hog feeding trials show wheat fattens hogs cheaper than barley. Range horses stock shipments beet and potato harvests. Turkeys and seed show plans and rail shipments outline regional agricultural activity and market expectations.
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Bozeman
Montana Experiment Station
Conrad
Pondera County
Wolf Point
Morristown
Vermont
Winnett
Forbes Leslie
Great Falls
Leslie
Sioux City
White Sulphur Springs
Lewistown
Northern
Montana
Milwaukee Railway
Central Montana
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Proclaimed World's Top Laxative
Dr Caldwell specialized in bowel ills and offered Syrup Pepsin as a widely used remedy. The preparation blends laxative herbs with pure pepsin and mild ingredients, said to be safe for babies and effective for women and older people, delivering quick relief from constipation without griping.
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Dr. Caldwell
Kruschen Salts Heralds Youthful Boost and Fat Loss
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a life giving tonic that allegedly restores energy and youth. It claims a single 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and supports a diet of lean meat, vegetables, and fruit with a daily half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast.
Farmer's Glory Quote by Emerson
A brief quotation on farming praising the farmer as creator in the division of labors. The note frames the text as a reflection attributed to Emerson about agricultural virtue and work.
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Emerson
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Turkey Growers ’Associations
Northwestern Turkey Growers’ Association
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Nevada
Southern Montana Turkey Growers’ Association
A. Willardson
Federal Farm Board
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