Highways Proposed in Carter County Connected to Miles City
Miles City Nov 10 Authorities in Carter County study head budgeting for highway links to Miles City and Ekla ka as well as connections to the federal highway network. Local editor C A Doki notes roads could create employment and shorten travel between Miles City and Ekalaka while offering better access to South Dakota routes. Officials favor routes that would improve travel toward the Powder River bridge and toward Comanchee to hook with No 15 in South Dakota. Proposals emphasize county road improvements under federal auspices and potential boosts to tourism and access to national parks.
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Carter Countty
C. A. Doki
Ikainka Eagle
Billings
Duhl
Hig County
Ekniaka
Baker
Powder River Bridge
Ekalaka
Rath Creek
Miles
Dekh
India
Montana
Thar National Parks
Attra Tourdak Travel
Vahl
Aes
Tut
Trials End In Four W.O.W. Sues Case Lineup
Trials completed in four cases involve Woodmen of the World. District Judge Benjamin F.E. Berg presided without a jury into yesterday. Plaintiffs from Arealandna seek to recover, with several named names and attorneys listed. defendants’ counsel also noted. The proceedings have been ongoing since Monday and include waivers and documents.
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Rozewind
Benjamin FE. Berg
Aloong
Areadlana
Missoula push for weather station to improve forecasts
Missoula officials announce a campaign to establish a weather station in Montana to correct erroneous forecasts. Secretary W C G Pent says current forecasts rely on conditions east of the Rockies, causing costly errors for western interests and urging data gathering from the Pacific slope.
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Miaxonta
W. CG. Pent
Boon
Denver
Peathan
Pacific
Mountaina
San Francisco
Denvar
The
Forest Service
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Peat
Thanksgiving diners disrupted by hit run arrest
Aagel and family arrived at a Reno line for a Thanksgiving meal as district attorney investigators arrested Marty Lamont on suspicion of driving a car that killed Roy W. Donnaon and Din Pride in a Denver hit run dated November 38, 1928, prompting renewed inquiries.
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Aagel
Renue Line
Marty Lamont
Roy W. Donnaon
Din Pride
Annon
Ron
Farmer Loses 117 Lambs to Run Sheep Run West of Billings
West of Billings on the brickyard road, three dogs triggered a stampede at the Charles Zimerman farm. A corral collapse left 600 lambs piled and 117 dead. Deputy Sheriff Dan Stephenson opened an inquiry to identify the canine culprits.
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Billings
Zimmerman
Dan Stephenson
Students and Faculty Pick Site for New Student Union Building
State University Missouri reports that students and faculty agree on the site for the future student union building to be built next year. The Presidents' Club chairman will decide final action with architect C J Forbis after weeks of campus discussion. A wing parallels Maurice Avenue with the front facing Langent oval, theater entrance near the wing, and a large auditorium planned though not elaborately equipped. A secondary site and other ideas were debated as committees were formed to work with the architect.
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Tifa
Morris B McCollum
Wallice Brennan
Goukley Coffee
Loxnoutlys
Plaintiff Wins In $600 Damage Suit Over Stairs Fall
Butte, Nov 30 A verdict for the plaintiff and judgment for 6000 returned in Frank Ingley's court. Jane debt in the estate of Marc Sullivan deceased sues Peter Antoniall. The plaintiff seeks damages for burles received at a local dance hall when Haun tripped and fell on a flight of stairs last year.
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Butte
Frank Ingley
Jane
Katherine Sullivan
Marc Sullivan
Peter Antoniall
Ote
Haun Wien
Ion
Ptaka
Yelar
Worfenth
Dude Ranchers May Battle Mosquitos
The Dude Ranchers Association reports urgent efforts to stop mosquito breeding before spring. Entomologist G Allen Mail of Montana State College will assist Montana ranchers free of charge for outreach, with a small travel fee. he will also help with grasshoppers and other insects.
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Proanquist
Tim
G. Allen Mat
Montana State College
Bozeman
Mail
Montana
Flathead Woman Injured in Wreck Near Missoula
Missoula reports three injuries when a truck parked off Evaro hill was struck. Mrs. W. H. Doughty of St. Ignatius, thrown against the windshield frame, lost consciousness and was treated at St. Patrick’s hospital, recovering by Wednesday morning. Her car damage was extensive.
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Evaro Hill
Mra W. 3
Doughty
St. Ignatius
Motoriata
Wan
St. Patrick's Hospital
Ahn
Miasoula
Ice Covered Roads Blamed for Dillon Auto Crashes
Icy highways near Dillon caused multiple wrecks last night. A car from Armstead collided with a truck killing a horse. the driver escaped. Another crash on a bridge south of Dillon damaged two cars but injuries were minor. An unrelated report notes Billy Rockne, a 10 year old, escaped with minor injuries in a separate incident while en route to Kansas City for a Notre Dame football game.
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Jon Bahick
Armatead
Jim Ball
L. C. Brocker
Dilton
Albert Ander
Kanaan
Navy
Billy Rockne
Internate
Judge Loud recalls Judge H N Blake in Montana days
Miles City recalls the late Judge Henry Nickola Blake as Judge Loud recounts early Montana history. He recalls Blake in the 1880s serving as district judge for the three districts, swearing in constitutional delegates in 1889 and administering the oath to the 1890 state legislature, and recalls Blake’s grand jury appearance in Miles City.
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Miles City
Henry Nickola
Horton
H. Lod
Thinely
Eeretern Montana
Binke
Montana
Judge Loud
Territory of
Judge Blake
Mr. Loud
Judge Land
Falle-A form of federal comet opens here December
Jidge Charion N Pray announced a grand jury centre for 87 persons at a venue in December. The item notes a federal inquiry and the involvement of local officials in scheduling, with no additional names or dates provided.
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Treat Falle
Jidge Charion N. Pray
Man Regains Senses After Being Found on Road
Hazeman November 36. Almout 12 hours after he was found in a road side ditch unconscious Almout 12 hours after he was found. Joseph Griffin 44 began to show signs of returning consciousness at the city jail early this morning. Papers including an army discharge were found in his pocket indicating he was Griffin. He was found head downward in the ditch along highway 10 three quarters mile east of Bozeman by Fritz Edwards who brought him to the police station. Doctors said aside from alcohol, and the collapse of his arms and legs from lying exposed, he was unhurt. Police learned he had quarreled with another man as they rode in with wood-cutters from Bear Canyon and had been knocked down and left beside the road.
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Almout
Joseph Griffin
Ile
Sto Af U. 8
Max
Bear Canyon
Alternate Route Presented for Road Millings to Fort Peck Dam
Civic leaders and Treasure Moseland Garfield counties push a connecting highway from Miles City area toward the Fort Peck dam site. The plan envisions Yellowstone trail tapping near Myers and crossing the Missouri River, with options via Howards, Ingomar, Jordan, Circle, or an improved Miles City to Jordan segment plus a new stretch to the dam, depending on feasibility. The Ingomar to Jordan route covers 244 miles, while the alternative would add about 90 miles.
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Commercial Club
Treasure
Moseland
Garfield Courtier
Myers
Lires
Lowns
Howards
Ingomar
Jordan
Missaurl
Miles City
Jordy
Inttor City
Damshe
Iit
Monaghan Urges President to Remonetize Silver
Butte November 30 Congressman's telegram to President Roosevelt urged action to remonetize silver. Joseph E Monaghan praised the president's stance, saying Montanans support him and that remonetization would aid financial recovery and boost congressional action in January.
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Joseph E. Monaghan
Roosevelt
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Montenaus
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Eliver
Bartley Returns From Border Inspection Tour
W H Bartley United States customs callestor returned to his office after inspecting border stations. He conferred with Immigration Director Burnett in Spokane who succeeded C A Palmer who died. Burnett previously led Hawaiian immigration and Bartley’s appointment confirms permanent status for immigration men after probation.
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W. Th. Bartley
United States
Burnett
Spokane
ICL
Hawaiian Islands
C. A. Palmer
Bartley Haakori
Teton County Poor Tax Levy Neglected
In Choteau on November 20 the Teton County commissioners failed to enact the six mill levy needed to fund the civic works program for unemployed workers. Helena regional meeting attendees included Mayor C. W. Thirna and N. N. Edwards, with W. N. Strenter of the Tofan county civil works program. Reemployment manager WW. JT. Stafford reports more than 400 people are registered at his office.
General Markham Praises Fort Peck Project Progress
Glasgow November 30 General Edward M Markham chief of army engineers said there has been no waste of time or money in the Fort Peck dam project despite its size. He arrived with engineers to inspect work and approve the model town plan for workers near the dam site. The dam is described as the largest war department project in the United States. A Thanksgiving dinner was hosted for Markham and his party at George Painter’s ranch. He remarked on the abundance of food and noted plans to proceed to Portland to inspect Bonneville dam.
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Fort Peckham
Edward M. Markham
Washington
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War Department
United States
General Markham
Townsend News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Town residents travel for visits and Thanksgiving notes. Mrs Jo hanna Behrend and daughter Mon Ant visit Butte, a baby girl born to Roland Siggins family. Cars shipped to Chicago by Dowell, Brown, Mahoney. civil works meeting in Molena. Socials include bridge party hosted by Mrs Jeff Doggett and local gatherings at the Commercial hotel.
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Bozeman
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Chando Cartwright
Minneaoto
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San Paul
James Tidyman
Waller
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Harry Brown
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O'Dell
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J. P. Mardy
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San Franccisco
Emma Merritt
Rose McCray
Mary Kirscher
Velena
Claire Kearns
Benton, Winconsin
J. F. Kearns
Harman White
McCall
Tdaho
Hannah Nordstrom
Hilma Nordstrom
W. K. Walter
Chas. P. Tarrant
Willis Smith
Nelset
B. B. Briscoe
Relief Board
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C. B. Fatrehild
3. van Voast
Molena
State Civil Works Administration
Smith
Broadwater County Reef and Civil Works Board
Civil Work
Mins Cecelia Hazelton
Commercial Hotel
Thosa
I. M. Power
Helena
Continental Oil Company
TM. C. Gann
Townsend News and Social Items Chronicle Local Hi Notes
Conoco merchandisers and local residents are listed along with a town dinner meeting. A Townsend airport milestone features Leroy Good flying solo on June 1 with 40 hours, then piloting a training plane from Helena. Community events include pinnochle games, a Thanksgiving program at Broadwater County High, visits from Helena, club meetings, and a county federation gathering with NRA discussion and local club reports.
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J. A. Brinton
Teston
Walter Townsley
Albert Ward
Ray Ward
J. L. Reynolds
Vonat
Lloyd Heberle
Townsend
Power
Glenn
Leroy Good
New Townsend
Mr. Good
Helena
Montana State College
Broadwater County High School
R i. Morrison
Barry Charged With Murder in East Park Street Shooting
An information filed in district court charges 60 year old Dick Barry with murder for a double shooting on East Park street Oct 22. Victims were Richard Barry, 29, father of eight, who died, and Frank Murphy, 26, wounded and reported in critical condition. The elder Barry allegedly accosted the pair and opened fire.
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Murphy
Park Street
People's Theater
Harry
Richard Harry
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Weather Service Improvement Plan Outlined
Washington November 30 AP A preliminary report from a committee of the advisory board recommends overhauling the United States weather service. It urges a network of aerological stations expanding present sites to 20 or 36 and closer cooperation with the army wave and commercial agencies to collect upper air data. The plan calls for new stations in Detroit Salt Lake City St Louis and Medford Oregon with transfers of existing stations from Cleveland to Duluth Peabody North Dakota to Bismarck Montana to Billings and Omaha to Denver among others.
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Washington
United States Weather Service
Voard
Seattle Market Price Fragments From November Notes
Readable fragments list various market prices for eggs prints cartons and related items. Indicates USDA extras and prices ranging from 19 to 33 cents, with misreadons and garbled spellings suggesting a late 1920s or 1930s Seattle market column.
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USDA
Lara
Slater Man Guilty Of Second Degree Murder
McMinnville Tennessee November 2000 A circuit court jury convicted Wealey Jarmon of second degree murder in the death about twelve years ago of Mrs Harmon's former husband George Wright. Jarmon was directed acquittal of another defendant Jodee TV, and Harmon received a sentence of ten years for the crime.
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Harmon
George Wright
Jodee TV
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Bageen
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