Monument for Pioneer Editor Program in Missoula
Montana newspaper professionals plan the annual state association meeting in Missoula from October 3 to 6. President Gillaly and Secretary Peterson outline a lengthy program with talks by Ambassador Gerard and Theodore Roosevelt sought. events include monument dedication at Bonner, university inspection, and a "Made in Missoula" banquet with speakers from the Missoula Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Association
Missoula
Gillaly
Peterson
Gerard
Theodore Roosevelt
J. D. Scanlan
Miles City
H. H. Howard
Bozeran
Mullan Monument
Bonner
Country Club
J. A. Gillally
Lewistown
State University
Elliott
Ellis’ Lodge
A. L. Stone
Elkis’ Temple
Dean A. L. Stone
School of Journalism
W. L. Murphy
Missoula Chamber of Commerce and
Rotary Club
J. A. Gillaly
Montana State Press Association
Orphan's Dream to Be Realized in Spokane Home
Pioneer Montana engineer L W Hutton, a Northern Pacific veteran and Coeur d Alene mining investor, funds a 250000 home for northwest orphans. The project, to be built in Spokane by the Ladies Benevolent society, honors Huttons own orphaned childhood and aims to provide a real home for children without parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Spokane
Northwest
Ladies Benevolent Society
L. W. Hutton
Northern Pacific
Old North Coast Limited
Coeur d'Alene
Burke
Hutton
Dedication of Gold Creek Monument Honors Early Montana Editor
Cheely Montana newspaper notes dedication by Mrs. John Lalor honoring Captain James H. Mills, Montana’s first newspaper editor. Monument at Gold Creek marks Montana’s first gold discovery and commemorates Mills’ legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheely
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
L. A. Edmunds
Absarokee
John (Morony) Lalor
James H. Mills
Montana
Gold Creek
You Can Tell Iron in Blood Indicates Strength Gain Claim
An advertisement features Dr. B Saver promoting Nuxated Iron as a cure for nervous rundown and weakness. It asserts iron boosts energy, stamina, and digestion, promising 100 percent strength gains in two weeks with five grain tablets three times daily after meals, and offers substantial guarantees and refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
B. Saver
Foe
Ion
Save Gasoline Campaign urged for Montana motorists
Montana residents urged to join a national Save Gasoline campaign amid abundant supply. Officials say the army may need 350 million gallons for planes and vehicles, but motorists should economize to ensure war needs and prevent shortages. The NAOC proposes 13 fuel saving steps and calls on manufacturers, 27000 dealers, 24000 garages, and 13000 repair shops to aid the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
bureau of+-Mines
Good Roads Organizations
Army
van H. Man- Ning
Bureau of Mines
United States Army
United States
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
NAOC
Subscription Payouts Tip Scale in Helena Contests
A Montana tale recalls Bill Tremblay of Miles City paying 44 years in advance for a Billings Gazette subscription to help Miss Coleman win a contest, plus a Helena Record minister-targeted vote tactic by Bob Flynn. The piece notes legislative limits on prizes and hints at ongoing contest schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Bill) Tremblay
Miles City
Internal Revenue Department
Montana
Internal Revenue
Bill
Billings
Tom Butler
Butte
Jos. D. Scanlan
Miles City Star
Honolulu
Japan
Leona Keil
Sam Gebo
South America
Elizabeth Coleman
Cow Town
Miss Coleman
Bill’s
Bob Flynn
United States Marshal’s Office
Wyoming
Great Falls
Flynn
Bob
Life Is a Game of Give and Take Adage
A reflective line on human behavior noting that those who offer the least guidance often receive the greatest acclaim. The sentiment contrasts generosity with popularity, suggesting social dynamics reward minimal effort in advising others.
Congressional Action Aims to Save Gas and Fuel Supply
The government will not push drastic limits on pleasure driving but urges a broad effort to conserve gasoline. Congress may loosen rules on industrial alcohol production to let distillers use non cereal sources, with farmers able to produce from waste. New oil fields and refining methods, plus an economy campaign, are expected to aid fuel supplies for all users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Naramore
John H. Wiggins
Petroleum Division
Bureau of Mines
England
United States
Congress
Montana News Roundup of Local Developments and Incidents
A broad Montana roundup reports resignations and appointments, public works, arrests, and community plans across towns such as Eureka Havre Laurel Helena Forsyth Whitefish Timber Havre Billings Great Falls Plentywood Galata Columbus Lewistown Belt Polson Roundup Lake Polson bands and oil tests near Conrad. Notable items include water system bonds, road funds, rural mail carrier first female, band concerts, and rises in state tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
F. A. Tintinger
Eureka
Livingston
A. R. Walker
New York
Here
Havre
Www
Helena
Forsyth
Horkan
Telephone Company
U. S. Land Bank
Spokane
Billings
Yellowstone
U. S
Great Falls
M. Smelter
Herbert M. Peet
Equity News
Montana Society of Equity
Plentywood
Galata
Marias Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Columbus
Board of County Commissioners
Stillwater County
Park City
Absarokee
Lewistown
L. Graf
Denton
George H. Stanton
Polson
Montana
Mabel McLoughlin
Opportunity
Klein
Jos. Pope
Anti Saloon League
Richmond P. Hobson
Edwin L. Norris
J. Crowley
Conrad
National Guard
Ames A. Murray
Monidair Trust Company
Murray
R. G. Tandy
Fairy Creek
Salt Lake
Conrad—George Pearson
Portable
Flax
Canadian Overseas Forces
Liverpool
Montana Municipal League
N. A. Ward
Butte
W. M. Johnson
H. W. Brown
W. H. Harrison
H. L. Fitton
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The
Montana Oil Company
Annual Meeting OF Press Association
Ellis’ Temple
EB. Sauer
National Association
Bill Tremblay
White Sulphur Springs Mineral Water CO
White Sulphur Springs
Security Ink
Photos
Gibson
Gruaio
Ron Great Falls
Huseth
Optometrist
Optician
Boulder Hoyt Springs
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
Houston
Washington
Herman Dd. Bishop Page, D
Jas Henderson
Burbank
Horticultural Hall
Fuller Avenue
G. N
State; Nursery & Seed CO
Great Falls Meat Co
Montan
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