Overshadow of Natural Gas Developments in Alberta Montana Lines
Natural gas projects in Alberta near Rogers Imperial field advance as Montana operators plan winter curtailments. Canadian supply from Reha Neier States Utilities reaches Great Falls and will extend the Great Falls line toward Lewistown with connections to intermediate points. Montana Power aims to serve Butte Anaconda Livingston and other southern towns, supporting Anaconda Copper Mining and smelter trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Rogers-Imperial
Alberta
Reha Neierera
Ich
Great Falls
Lewistown
Montana Power Company
Butte
Anaconda
Bozeman
Livingston
Montana Power Project
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Discovery well in Dry Creek field proves 2040 barrels daily
State briefs report an Ohio company's Dry Creek discovery well producing about 2040 barrels per day, settling Montana oil men’s long speculation. Other items note Missoula’s Montana Kaimin subscription breadth, Forsyth high school press printing, Milwaukee’s Montana expenditures, Flathead Indians’ new medical plan, Wolf Creek-Augusta road survey start, Montana gas prices vs other states, Shelby independent refinery activity, Kalispell county road crew staffing, Geraldine electric lighting inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Pioneer Press
Lewistown
Milwaukee Railway
Montana
Polson
Flathead
H. Mularky
Flathead Indian Agency
Mularky
Helena
Wolf Creek
Augusta
Lewis and Clark County
State Highway Commission
West Virginia
R. F. McLaren
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
McLaren
Shelby
Treasure State
Kevin-Sunburst
Montana Purchasing Company
Shelby Pipe Line Company
Kalispell
Flathead County
Disarmament talks, Prohibition Battle Dominate U.N. Talks
The Geneva preparatory disarmament sessions saw the United States push for real land and sea armament cuts via budget limits, while Britain favors budget limits for land forces only. French, Japanese, German and other delegates urged varied methods. In Rochester, National Master Louis J. Taber proposed six reforms for farmers and freight, criticizing grain speculation. Chang of Manchuria met Chiang Kai-shek in Nanking over reconstruction and finances. Ohio Senator Ness faces pressure over prohibition stance as the Wickersham Commission refinishes enforcement issues with medical voices opposing current dry laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W
Trance
Little Entente
Germany
Japan
Russian
Scandinavia
Welland
Canada
Maxim Litvinov
Moscow
N. Sato
Rene Massigi
France
Gibson
Ife
Simeon D. Ness
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Wickersham Commission
Robert H. Lucas
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Amercan
Hoover urges peace zeal amid Armistice Day tone
President Hoover in an Armistice Day address calls for continued peaceful work with the same vigor as wartime effort. He rejects reliance on military defense as a sole shield and vows no binding political pacts or forced military use to keep peace. Other leaders echo preparedness while stressing civic duty and fair economics to aid farmers and national resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
America
United States
Chinery
Good Will Congress of the World Alliance For Friendship Through the Churches
Pershing
Stimson
Hurley
Washington
S Hurley
Democrats Offer Nonpartisan Aid to Hoover Regime
Democratic national leaders propose cooperative action with President Hoover to stabilize business and improve national welfare through legislation while pledging not to seek changes to the tariff act this session. Senator Watson welcomes aid as Hoover plans a December unemployment program with up to 100 million dollars for public works and emergency funding. Senator Glass criticizes any pledge shielding the tariff and warns against displacing the tariff act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KVEN
Democratic Party
Hoover
Congress
James I. Watson
Indiana
Senate
White House
Carter Glass
Virginia
India's fate in empire debated at London round table
King George opened a long awaited conference in London to decide India's future status within the empire. Prime Minister MacDonald chaired as 86 delegates met around an oval table including Indian princes and British Indian representatives, with two women delegates. Gandhi's Nationalist Congress party boycotted the talks.
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Tndia
London
George
MacDonald
India
Kingdom of Great Britain
Berum Shah Nawaz
Subbararan
Congress Party
Mahatma Gandhi
Notable 1918 figures include Tasker Bliss and Thomas Du Pont
Tasker Bliss former chief of staff and supreme war council member dies at Walter Reed Hospital Washington aged seventy six and is buried Arlington with full military honors Thomas Coleman du Pont Delaware senator financier and head of Du Pont Co passes away at his Wilmington home Other notables Julia Holmes Smith John Lea Mahin Sidney M Colgate and I M Stubbell also listed as deaths
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN. Tasker H. Bliss
United States Army
Supreme War Council
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Arlington
Thomas Coleman du Pont
Delaware
J. I. du Pont de Nemours’ & Co
Wilmington
Del
Julia Holmes Smith
Chicago
John Lea Mahin
Sidney M. Colgate
I. M. Stubbell
Des Moines
Iowa
Landslides Strike Lyon Suburb Burials Rise in Death Toll
Heavy rains trigger rapid landslides in Fourvières district near Lyon France trapping residents. Scores believed buried alive and death toll may reach about one hundred. Rescue workers among the victims of subsequent slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourvieres
Lyon
France
Premier Yuko Samaguchi Shot at Tokyo Station
Premier Yuko Samaguchi of Japan was mortally wounded at a Tokyo railway station by a young man linked to a reactionary patriot group. The incident shocked the nation as Samaguchi, famed as the Lion of Japan, faced a fatal abdominal wound reported by the Western Newspaper Union.
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Yuko Samaguchi
Japan
Tokyo
Din
Oe “Lion of
Union
Beet crop payments rise in Billings district
Farmers in the Billings district will receive about $50,000 more from Great Western Sugar as beet harvests exceed expectations. The 1930 beet crop is now valued at $2,328,000 with average yields of 12 percent higher than projected. A second payment of $659,000 will be issued November 15 for October deliveries, following a $196,500 payment on October 15 for September beets.
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Billings
Great Western Sugar Company
FARM LOCALS AND STATE AGRICULTURE UPDATES IN MONTANA
Missoula farmers get half a million tree plants from the State University nursery for windbreaks and woodlots. Maine sheep buyer Moore-Crawford returns after purchasing 16 ears of sheep and lambs near Glengary, Hilger, Brooks and Armella. Sugar beet harvests in western Montana exceed expectations by 5 000 to 10 000 tons. Montana ranks third in combine harvesters nationwide. At Portland, exhibitors win grand championships and many prizes at the Pacific International Livestock show. A cave-in on the Lewistown Roy highway is traced to beaver tunneling. Hysham and Treasure County yield up to 26 1/2 tons per acre in sugar beets. Billings Great Western Sugar plant slices 8 855 tons in a day, a new record. Great Falls shipments from Milwaukee division reach 83 carloads of stock and 48 carloads of wheat. Montana cattle at Chicago sell for 25 cents below last week. yearlings and top prices highlight the market. Prairie county records 5 120 acres Grimm alfalfa producing since 1923 with 8 000 more acres sown in 1930. Predatory animal control notes 258 coyotes captured or killed in Montana last month, plus 10 bobcats and 16 bears.
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Missoula
School of Forestry Nursery
State University For Montana
Moore
C. H. Crawford
Maine
Glengary
Hilger, Brooks
Armella
Montana
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Helena
States
State Publicity Division
Research Department of Copper
United States
Portland
Roy
Lewistown-Roy
Hysham
Treasure County
Herman Eldering
John McCook
Billings
Great Western Sugar Company
Great Western
Longmont
Colorado
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
R. E. Bateman
California Vig Syrup Promoted by Oklahoma City Mother
Mrs 3 1 Geren of Oklahoma City testifies her child Gerald gained strength on California Vig Syrup. She says it increased appetite regulated bowels aided digestion. The ad urged doctors to approve this pure vegetable product for headaches biliousness listlessness and feverish colds in children.
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Gerald
Geren
Main St
Oklahoma City
Okla
California
Texas Tops Nation in Cottonseed Product Output
Government data show Texas leads all states in the production of cottonseed products, highlighting the state’s dominant role in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
The Kruschen Salts Weight Loss Advertisement
This lively testimonial promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss method. It claims dramatic health improvements after a month, urging overweight readers to take half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and noting the 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Power Co
Geraldine
Geneva
Rochester
N. Y
Louis J. Taber
Federal Farm Loan
Chicago Board of Trade
Taber
Mwyatsuat Chang
Manchuria
China
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Chang
Great Wall
Fort Dearborn
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
G A. R
Abraham Lincoln
Alonzo W. Lewis
Spokane
Wash
Crate Tree Children
I.E. Tieler
Lipon
Calif
Dean’s
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