Montana Power plans 12 to 15 million gas project for Butte Anaconda
Frank M Kerr of Montana Power informed the Butte city council the firm would spend 12 to 15 million dollars to bring natural gas to Butte and Anaconda if a franchise is approved. The investment in Butte would top 1.5 million, with gas sourced from a Montana field and distribution to the city and Anaconda smelter possible within about a year. The company also plans nearly 10 million dollars for the Flathead power site development recently leased to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Kerr
Montana Power Company
Butte
Anaconda
Kerr
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana Said to Have Sufficient Feed and High Livestock Volumes
P. J. Leeman of First State Bank Corp asserts Montana has better conditions than the east or midwest. Prices are down nationwide but Montana has enough feed to meet demand. Livestock shipments will exceed normal years due to existing surplus stock.
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Montana
East
Middle West
P. J. Leeman
First State Bank Corporation
Montana News Notes From Gold Mining to Fur Trade and Roads
Alice Gold and Silver Mining Co. sold to Anaconda for 1.5 million dollars. Ravalli Canning Co. processed about 21 000 cases of green beans at Stevensville. Montana residents abroad vote back home totals rise to 72. Helena bank contract awarded to Lovering Longbotham about 300 000. University registrations show strong fall term rise. Zoos plan Yellowstone grizzly displays and cages bears for nationwide tour. Yank river first large block offered for sale to loggers bids opened Oct 13 at Missoula for Pete Creek stands around 75 000. North Pacific Grain Growers Inc. files with secretary of state. Kalispell Montana branch planned. Fur trade revives as major Montana industry with 142 742 pelts valued at about 636 376.42 in 1929. McDonald Pass route surveys finished. first highway contract forthcoming. Stevens Brothers 14.99 mile project near Vandalia to Hinsdale to open next week for thru traffic Glasgow to Hinsdale.
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Alice Gold and Silver Mining Company
Pioneer Mining Company
Butte
Anaconda Company
Ravalli Canning Company
Stevensville
Montana
Washington
Helena
Lovering- Longbotham, St. Paul
University of Montana
Eastern Montana Normal School
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon Hotel
United States
Yank River
Forest Service
Missoula
Pete Creek
Secretary of State
North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc
Wilmington
Spokane
Kalispell
B. R. McAllester
Fish and Game Department
McDonald Pass
Garrison
Federal Bureau of Public -Roads
Stevens Brothers
Four Corners
Vandalia
Hinsdale
Glasgow
Russian wheat dumping alarms world markets
The Moscow regime uses mass production and grain sales abroad to fund its needs while rationing citizens at home. Western officials fear Russian short selling and dumping on Chicago and European markets may erode global wheat prices and challenge U S and Canadian producers.
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Edward W. Pickard
Tryde
Russia
United States
Canada
Argentina
Prospects for early disarmament stall at Gereva
Prospects for early European disarmament or armament reduction were reportedly put on the skids following an official announcement at Gereva. The report notes growing skepticism and a shift in diplomatic momentum toward a more cautious stance.
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Europe
Gereva
Disarmament Effort Faces Italo Franco Naval Clash
J J London of Midland, head of the League preparatory disarmament commission, told the assembly commission that Italo French deadlock may imperil the three power London agreement and push anew a naval buildup race. He said the commission would meet November 3 and aims to reach a November conclusion, with a January council setting a general disarmament conference date.
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France
Italy
League of Nations
Tinty
England
United States
J. J. London
Mwdland
League
Manchurian warlord eases path to peace in China
Aletator of Manchuria moves to end China civil war as armies advance to Peiping and Tientsin while Chang controls Chihli. Northern rebels retreat to Shansi mountains leaving future moves unclear. The collapse prompts Soviet consent to a Chinese Russian conference in Moscow beginning October 1.
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Ase
Aletator
Manchuria
China
Peiping
Tientsin
Chang
Chihli
Shans
Moscow
Russia
Insurgent Campaign Ties Shadow Nebraska Senate Race
A New York State investigation team learned about a Nebraska Republican senatorial primary scheme. Evidence suggests George W. Norris of Broken Bow was induced to run to push an independent bid, engineered by Victor Seymour of the senate committee. Witnesses say Norris received 500 dollars after filing.
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Enator Nys
Lincoln
Neh
Republican National Senatorial Committee
Hoe
George W. Norris
Victor Seymour
Norris
Nicholas Roosevelt as vice governor opposed independence
Nicholas Roosevelt as vice governor of the Philippines was considered obnoxious to the natives, who claimed he was against independence for the islands.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Hungary
J. Butler Wright
Uruguay
Leland Larrison
Avill
Philippines
Commission Set to Probe Prohibition Enforcement October 8
Kenneth Mackintosh, member of President Hanover's law enforcement commission, vows to press the body to address the core of the prohibition issue when reconvened on October 8. He calls it a major economic and social problem rivaling slavery and seeks a ruling on enforceability and possible remedies. Former Senator James A. Reed, from Missouri, back from Europe, signals a strong wet platform if he seeks the Democratic nomination in 1982.
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Enneth Mackintosh
Hanover
Law Enforcement Commission
James A. Reed
Missouri
Europe
Chilean exiles fail military revolt attempt at Concepcion
Government blocks a planned coup as five Chilean exiles land at Concepcion in an aircraft. They seek to spark a garrison revolt and are arrested along with several army officers. The aircraft was piloted by Americans Edward De Lorin and Reed Doyle.
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SUILE
Concepcion
Edward
de Lorin
Reed
Doyle
Hitler vows to destroy Versailles by legal means
DOLE HYFLER testifies that the Nazi party intends to oppose the peace treaties and reject guilt for the war by legal and electoral routes. He cites a future party majority after more elections and denies planning an armed revolt. Fascists in Austria topple the Schober cabinet amid similar gains.
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Dole Hyfler
Germany
Hitler
Reichswehr
Austria
Schober
Notable deaths of prominent figures across politics and industry
The week saw the passing of Representative Charles M. Stedman of North Carolina, veteran congressman from the Civil War era, steel magnate Henry Phipps, Dr. J. T. Torrance father of condensed soup, Chicago merchant Frederick J. Mandel, Nashville composer Emma Ashford, Chicago civic leader Philo A. Otis, and General Sir Bryan Mahon, British commander in Gallipoli, among others, reflecting a wide spectrum of public life.
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Charles M. Stedman
North Carolina
Congress
Henry Phipps
J. T. Torrance
Frederick J. Mandel
Chicago
Emma. Ashford
Nashville
Tenn
Sir Bryan Mahon
Gallipoli
Cattlemen Say Montana Feed Outlook Improves
Montana stockmen face a better winter feed outlook as rains ease shortages. A. H. Stafford reports hay prices in neighboring states range five to nine dollars a ton in stack and twelve dollars a ton based, with farmers often including fall pasture. Dr. W. J. Butler notes the fall rains have transformed the livestock picture, ensuring adequate feed and no sacrifice of breeding stock.
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Montana
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
A. H. Stafford
State Commissioneer
Montana Department
Stafford
W. J. Butler
Farm Happenings Across Montana Agriculture Notes of 1930
Alfalfa growers in Rosebud and Treasure counties will receive between 800000 and 400000 dollars this year. Chinook stockmen ship cattle eastward as 600 head moved recently. Phillip Popp harvested 944 sacks of beans selling at 5.50 per sack, totaling 5192 dollars. Great Western Sugar Co. of Billings expects 300000 tons worth 2250000 dollars. Big Horn county tax deed sales approached 3600 dollars across six months. Rosebud shipments include 6000 lambs from Ignomar bound for Dakotas grazing centers. In Chouteau county, 1235 pound steers sold near Chicago at 9.65 dollars per hundredweight. Frank Marsh of Kalispell reports winter wheat 40 bushels per acre, spring wheat 30. Montana extension service distributes USDA circular 95 on world wheat outlook. Andrew Englin near Billings shows apples regrowing after hail. Safford urges samples for Chicago grain show. Flathead farmers explore head lettuce as a new high profit crop. Miles City hosts a USDA foundation flock of 600 turkeys for parasite study. Beets in Malta district range from fair to excellent, with potential yields up to 20 tons per acre and 10 tons on average. phosphate fertilizer tests to be weighed later.
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Rosebud
Treasure
Chinook
Phillip Popp
West of Laurel
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Big Horn County
Rosebud County
Ignomar
Dakotas
Chouteau County
Montana
Chicago
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Frank Marsh
Andrew R. Englin
Englin
A. H. Safford
Agriculture
Flathead
George Cannon
Great Northern
United States Department of Agriculture
a_foundation
Range
Miles City
Malta
California Fig Syrup endorsed by mother for child’s recovery
Mrs. P. Fletcher of Los Angeles reports her child Bobbie suffered from upset stomachs and colds until using California Fig Syrup. She claims quick improvement in energy digestion and regular bowels, praising doctors' endorsement and urging buyers to look for the California logo on the carton.
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Bobbie
Fletcher, Jr
California
But No Extras A well known racing imotorist described as a man of parts
A London humorist notes a racing driver famed for speed and versatility, joking that he is “a man of parts” with spare ones. The quip reflects playful public caricature of a bold figure in early motor sport.
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London
When Food Sours and Indigestion Ends Quick
Readers are urged that many indigestion troubles come from an acid condition best fixed in minutes with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. The ad touts fast relief from sour belching and gas after meals and claims it neutralizes acid more effectively than soda. It recommends trying the product after a hearty or rich meal to prevent distress.
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Phillips
What A Woman Over 50 Should Weigh And How To Lose Fat
An advertisement cites authoritative tables for healthy weights by height from 4 ft 11 in to 5 ft 10 in. It urges women over 50 to cut pies pastries and sugars, eat lean proteins and vegetables, and take Kruschen Salts daily to lose fat in four weeks.
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