Liberty County Records No Unemployed Workers
A federal census survey finds Liberty County Montana with zero unemployed residents among 2,203 people. It notes no missing job seekers and marks the county as uniquely free of jobless within the twelve states sampled.
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Federal Census Bureau
United States
Liberty County
Montana
Liberty
Greene County
Alabama
Georgia
New Mexico
Idaho
Maine
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indiana
Colorado
Nevada
Glacier Park Lodging To Stay Open Until Closings
Glacier park chalet groups hotels and camps will stay open to the usual closing time this year. Some camps near Sperry glacier and Granite park close about Sept 1 due to weather, while others run until Sept 14 or 15. The park officially closes Sept 15 with no reduction in service at any property.
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Glacier Park
A. J. Binder
Sperry Glacier
Granite Park
Binder
Park
Mr. Binder
Montana Reports State Finance and Projects Highlights
Travel totals for the season reach 47 286 to August 15, down from 49 541 a year earlier. Billings to host a new state highway office and warehouse costing about 22 000. Montana oil royalties this year total 40 530 97, down from 42 445 49 last year. Government prisoners care cost 53 583 in the fiscal year ending June 30. Bitter Root strawberries appear on Northern Pacific trains menus. Auto deaths in six months 1930 numbered 40, down from 44 in 1929. Midland Empire fair entries from 11 states set a local expo record at Billings. Counties paid 1 148 244 more than spent on state government in 1929 30. Great Northern Utilities to spend 60 000 on a Shelby to Cut Bank transmission line. 31 State University students seek bachelor of arts degrees this summer. A miniature girls club forms at Hamilton hospital from newborn twins. Local stone and new onyx deposits reported near Radersburg and Madison county. Fire activity in Missoula forest district Aug 5 15 totals 272 with nine fires over 10 acres, down from 442 last year. 2 170 Montana boys benefit from 93 American Legion posts sports programs.
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State Highway Commission
Billings
Montana
United States
F. E. Williams
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
J. M. Bresnahan
R O. McPhillis
Shelby
Great Northern Utilities
Cut Bank
The
State University
Paul C. Phillips
Hamilton Hospital
Elden’ Shults
Radersburg
Broadwater County
Vermont Marble Company
Madison County
Missoula
American Legion
Paul Lewis
Boy Scout and Junior Athletic Committee
State Department of Montana
Law and enforcement take center stage at ABA meeting
At the fifty third annual American Bar Association session in Chicago George W Wickersham urged acceptance of laws to regulate life amid immigration and social change. The assembly debated referendum procedures on the eighteenth amendment and backed the executive committee against challenging the federal farm board.
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Chicago
George W. Wickersham
Wickersham
Commission
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James F. Airshie
Idaho
Henry A. Sims
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American Citizenship Committee
Federal Farm Board
Sims
Joover
Federal Relief Committee
Hyde
Alexander Legge
Paul Bestor
Federal Farm Loan Board
Roy Young
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John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Treasury
Oyden Mills
Henry M. Robinson
First National Hawk
Los Angeles
R. A W. Aishton
Evanston, NL
American Trailway Association
Washington
Enormous rains arrive but fail to save crops
Rain drenched corn and wheat belts but came too late to prevent partial crop loss. Government plans mentioned without full effect on farmers. Local conditions and expectations for recovery are noted.
Chicago Hosts National Air Races Opening Week
Aviation interest peaks in Chicago as the national air races launch with ten men and women contestants from across the country and Europe. A three day Northwestern university air conference urged federal airport laws and a nationwide airway system to standardize and aid municipal airport ownership and policing.
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Europe
Union
Northwestern University
Endurance Flyers Ale Jackson and Forest O Brine Set 647 Hour Record
St. Louis aviators Ale Jackson and Forest O Brine aimed for a thousand hours but landed after establishing a new endurance mark of 647 hours 28 minutes 30 seconds. Their aircraft developed motor trouble forcing the descent.
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Ale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
St. Louis
Allant Crew and Officers Rescuers of 317 Sailors
Responsive actions by officers and crew and swift radio calls from other vessels saved 317 people at sea. The incident showcased rapid coordinated rescue efforts and effective first response across ships and shore.
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Allant
RESIDENT HOOVER PLANS BOSTON ADDRESS AND KINGS MOUNTAIN VISIT
President Hoover will travel to Boston on October 6 to address the American Legion and then take a special train south to speak at the 150th anniversary celebration of the Battle of Kings Mountain. He may tour Mexico or the Caribbean in October. He also works on selecting five tariff commission members and completing the 1932 budget.
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Boston
American Legion
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Battle of
Kings Mountain
Mexico
Caribbean
Tariff Commission
Wealthy Baltimore publisher AN Lear Black drowned at sea
AN Lear Black publisher of the Baltimore Sun disappeared after falling from his yacht Sabalo off New York while en route to his Chesapeake summer home. Searchers logged two days without success. Black aged fifty five was an aviator who circled the globe in 1927. Notable deaths also include oil operator Thomas Q. Slick and architect sculptor Louis Bourgeois.
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Baltimore Sun
Evening Sun
Sabalo
New York
Chesapeake
Los Angeles
Black
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Oklahoma City
Louis Bourgeois
Chicago
Communists Lose Ports as Chiang's Forces Claim Western Province Slaughter
Chinese dispatches report provincial troops slaughter 4000 Communists in western Iii angsi and seize 2000 rifles. Meanwhile Communists take Wusueh in Hubei, a key Yangtze port 25 miles above Kiukiang, driving townspeople to flee.
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Hinese Press
Iiiangsi
Wusueh
Hwupeh
Yangtze River
Kiukiang
Germany seeks League revision of Versailles treaty next month
The report states Germany will ask the League of Nations to reopen the Versailles terms next month. France will oppose revision of the Polish corridor and press Poland to remove border tariffs. German minister Treviranus warned in a speech that Stresemann’s conciliatory policy faces jeopardy.
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France
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Paris
Berlin
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Poland
Prussia
Frank B. Kellogg
Watt Court
State stockmen and farmers seek federal aid
At the Washington Growth conference about 500000 cattle and 1000000 sheep must be removed from central Montana early due to feed shortage. Colorado North and South Dakota Minnesota may provide feed. Forest ranges may be used to save lower ranges for winter. E A Phillips Montana Stockgrowers secretary cites Governor Erickson and Hoover Hyde support. Federal aid and plans from 12 states expected to help Montana stockmen and farmers.
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Montana
Colorado
North
South
Dakota
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Montana Stockgrowers Association
Erickson
Hoover
Arthur M. Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Farm Happenings From Montana Rural Notes
Wheat shipments from Great Falls total 226 carloads August 12 to 16 while 1 086 animals shipped from Gallatin valley head to Chicago slaughter. Cattle thieves broken by confessions in Carbon county. Dairy herd in Fergus County reports 696 pounds milk and 27.4 pounds butterfat for July. Irrigated acres in Teton county expect 15 to 20 bushels per acre at 2 50 to 3 00 a bushel. Montana alfalfa second cutting light yields. feed shortages and cattle held back. Statewide cooperative marketing grows from 34 to 64 farmer groups 1926–1929 with big savings. Fairfield dairy owner McDermott expands scale with 18 Holsteins and steady Great Falls market. Glasgow grower Charles Taylor harvests 43 1 2 bushels per acre from 40 irrigated acres. Opheim cooperative elevator fundraising expands with 150 growers purchasing 100 stock blocks.
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Gallatin Valley
Chicago
Carbon County
Fergus County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Walden V. Anderson
Jester
G G. Moore
Teton
Montana
Cameron
Cascade County
Chicago Livestock Bureau
Conrad Beck
Big Horn Valley
Hardin
C. D. McDermott
Fairfield
Sun River
McDermott
Farmers’ Cooperative
Opheim
Farmers Union Terminal Elevator Association
Husband and wife barter over bill for hut
Dialog shows a husband asking the price of a hut and the wife revealing she avoided payment by instructing the milliner to send the bill to the husband. The exchange ends with the husband calling it cheap and puzzled by the arrangement.
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Dorfbarbier
Berlin
Similar Yet Different Lustige Quotation
A humorous remark from Lustige Leipzig contrasts a joyful Mrs Smith with her sorrowful husband over a recent silver fox fur purchase. The lines play on imagined thoughts about the gift and its effect on their moods.
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Mrev Smith
Electric lighting on ships powers early ocean vessels
Electricity for Westing has been in use on ocean vessels for half a century. One of the first steamships so equipped was the Columbia, on its voyage from New York to Portland, Oregon, in 1880.
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Columbia
New York
Portland
Ore
Match Leaders Beware Tf Matches Made in Heaven
Louisville Times notes that match leaders face tough rivals as the best drafts and borrowed efforts lead to great nuisances on and off the field.
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Louisville Times
Follow Direction It isn't always the things men aim at
American MagazineQuotation on travel vs aim highlights the value of the journey over the target, reflecting a philosophical stance on progress and purpose.
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American Magazine
Siberian huts use ice slabs as windows
Northern Siberia huts employ large ice slabs for windows while North Canadian outposts received 100000 pounds of mail and express by air last winter. Absence enhances love for the dog, and Sid knows beauty culture though he is ugly. There are many kinds of rice pudding, and the great remain the great.
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North
Siberia
Canada
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