City Briefs Update on Appointments and Weather
Local notices report Gerald Morrie of Ditlings holding an appointment with Mickey eligible for Morris place Thursday. Weather alerts show mixed regional conditions with Montana snow and warm spells in Colorado, plus varied daily temperatures and record highs noted for the era.
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United States
Sangredinen
Roy Agers
Gerald Morrie
Ditlings
Mickey
F Morris
Thureday
Seeren
Max
Min
Peacham
Paul Moss
East Lake City
San Francisco
Beattie Oy Co
Spokan
Willinton
Montana
Wyoming
Golder
Wramtine
Colorado
Ress
Druct Corps Ane
Ghrine
Madame Adam
Gard Reaming
J. Z. Biller
Paychic Raider
Penwell Block
Lions Hear Speech by Former District Governor of Lions
Tow W. Anson of Wisdom, former district Governor of Lions, spoke to local Lion’s Club members recounting official visits across the state. Ernest Immel of Great Walls shared tales of Lionism, with humorous remarks directed at legislators. Octavius der Young, violinist with Mrs. W. S. Whaley on piano, performed to hearty applause. The program was led by Jay Kudley. Visiting guests included Russell Slephenson, Brown Co manager, Jey, Art Carpenter, G. Th. Uyedson, Otte Krleg, and John Erlehann.
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Tow W. Anson
Wisdom
Lions
Lion's Club
Elishs
Iestrov
Lionisa
Ernest Immel
Great Walls
Luucheon
Legmatora
Ortavius der Young
WS Whaley
Progr
Jay Kudley
Quceta
Russell Slephenson
Manager Brown
Holeta Men Company
Enrgo Bur Jey
Art Carpenter
G. Th. Uyedson
Otte Krleg
Juhn Erlehann
Personal notices and hospital updates from Helena region
A collection of personal notices from Helena area society includes hospital stays, births, and moves. Mentions of individuals such as Aaron, G Fergusons of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Davia with various family events. Several entries note hospitalizations at St Peter's and St. Diver's, travel to Boulder, and staff movements with railroad and city officials referenced.
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G. Fergusons
Salt Lake Afty
Potor
Boulder
Labor talks seek standardized wages for Montana public works
Montana labor leaders and building trades delegates met with the federal reemployment board and governor to plan a state conference of trades reps. They urged education department to set a wage scale of 48 dollars weekly for skilled labor and 30 dollars weekly for unskilled on University projects, higher than federal minimums of 60 cents per hour for skilled and 1.20 dollars for unskilled.
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Jame D. Graham
Montana Federation of Labor
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Federal Reemployment Board
Public Works Unit
Giao
Atate Board of Education
Auk
Crom Ue Building Land Trades Division
Bout of
Education
Nell
Oliver Tong Former Helena Resident Dies in Minneapolis
Oliver W Tong longtime railroad man and public servant died Monday at his home 340 St Paul avenue Minneapolis Funeral services planned in Minneapolis Tong survived by widow Lida S Tous two sons Igo and Georga two daughters Mrs Robert C Ware and Mrs Morte Tong four grandchildren three brothers and two sisters Tong born in Indiana attended Notre Dame University moved to St Paul in 1898 worked with Omnita railroad later Montana railroad commission Helena grand knight of the Knights of Columbus later headed Minneapolis Ship P ers Protective Association president of Minneapolis Traffic Club first certified practitioner before the Interstate Commerce Commission member of Society of the American Revolution Democratic club and fourth degree K of C.
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Oliver W. Tong
Minneapolis
Helena
St. Paul Avenue
Sot Rend
Ind
Notre Dame
St. Paul
Minn
Omatu Rairoad
Montana
Hlelena
Hielena
Knighty of Columbus
Muineapolis
Shippera’ Protective Association
MI2
Minneapolis Traffic Club
Tong
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Income Tax Dept. Named with Walsh to Lead
John Walsh named deputy head to handle new income tax law under state board of equalization. Act effective January 1, 1934 with $40,000 appropriated for administrative expenses. Walsh, former Anaconda resident and World War veteran, previously a state license tax auditor and public accountant.
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Walsh
State Board of Equalization
Anaconda
Ite Tary
Aml
Inherited epilepsy debate from medical experts booklet
A pamphlet gathers opinions from renowned doctors on whether epilepsy is hereditary and if it can be cured. The Educational Nvision invites readers to write for the booklet at the department address in New York.
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Nvision
Fifth Avenue
New York
Lack of Booze Delays Montana Liquor Stores Plan
Attorney General Raymund T. Nagle defended Montana’s push to open state liquor stores despite federal Judge Bourquin’s ruling that the Volstead act remains in effect until repealed. He said the state has legal authority and would buy a supply and risk federal prosecution to operate nationwide if funded. The central cabinet backs opening stores county by county once legislature funds the plan.
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Raymund T. Nagle
John Bartecorn
Montana
George M. Hourequin
Mr. Nagle
Nagle
Juégée Bourquin
U. S
Bodal
Equor Central
Seasion
Revenue Office of Montana Tops Production Records
Lewis Penwell, internal revenue supervisor for Montana, said Washington reports Montana's district ranked third nationally for October production. The monthly ranking compared districts across the United States using the average cases handled per deputy and reflects Montana’s vast areas and sparse population relative to denser states.
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Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
District of
Montana
Washington
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
New Pioneer Club Launched in Helena
A pioneer club organized in Helena under sponsors J. W. Carney Dr. I G Willett Louis Ttenry Mel Sylvia Sproule Mrs Ward Shertt and W W Casper invites Lewis and Clark county residents with 20 years residence to attend a meeting at the Helena Commercial Club on Thursday evening December 7. State Representative Peter McDermott of Butte will attend.
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Siegent Pioneer Club
Helena
J. W. Carney
Ig. A. Willett
Louis
Teath summons for Mrs Mary Schoue widow of William Senay
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Bellong widow of the late William Senay of Lincoln, will be held in Portland Monday. Since her husband’s death a year ago she has divided time between Nolona and Portland. With J G Thurber she operated a silver property for over 35 years at Silver Camp near Lincoln.
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Mary Bellong
William Senay
Lincoln
Portland
Helena Frienta Wera
Voataraay
New ruling clarifies medicinal liquor under repeal laws
Montana druggists may fill prescriptions for medicinal liquors until state stores open, but must buy stock from the state board. Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle says compliance with the law hinges on its intent, noting the need for access to medicines and warning against out of state brewers pushing high alcohol beer into the state. He stresses beer above 2.2 percent will be sold only in state liquor stores and violations cross into federal offenses.
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State Board of Liquor Control
Raymond T. Nagle
Nagle
Née
Montana
Equor
United States
Montesa
Montana Woolgrowers Tax Hits 1.42 Million Annually
The Montana Woolgrowers association reports an annual tax of 1 417 150 dollars, with about 666 911 dollars supporting Montana schools. The annual convention in Gilings Jan 29 21 will feature a talk on Farm Credit in the Recovery Program by a U S administration representative. Secretary Stebbins noted a modest entertainment plan with costs estimated between 500 and 700 dollars.
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Montana
U. S
Roosavelt
Stebbins
Harry Snyder
Billings
Miss Ireland to Distribute State School Fund to Rural Districts
Authorization by the state board of education enables Miss Elizabeth Ireland to allocate the 200 168 dollar public school equalization fund to needy rural and prairie schools. Estimators seek 295 848 dollars, covering about 68 percent, with cautions that many reports are inflated or unverified.
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Elizabeth Ireland
Suite Board of Education
Miss Ireland
Schoais
North Dakota
Capitol work under way as Grews hired on projects
Repair work on the Montana statehouse began under the CWA. About 80 of 400 workers were at the site with 50 clearing land north of the capitol for a parking area and others remodeling the front entrance. The state civil defense commission allotted 182000 dollars for the project, due by February 15, and about 54000 dollars for materials. An additional 1900 dollars was approved for repairs to the governor's mansion.
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Capitol
Grews
Montana Stnte- House
CWA
Canitel
State Civil Earky Commission
Munaton
Mrs Earl Evans Dies in Sheridan Wyoming
Mrs Earl Evans former Helena resident died early yesterday in Sheridan Wyoming after cancer surgery. Doctor John G Thompson recalled the event stating she had submitted to an operation for cancer that had progressed. Evans was formerly married to the late Dr M W Ryde, who was associated with Dr Thompson for several years before his death.
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Earl Evans
Helena
Sheridan
Wysa
John G. Thompson
Evans
Evana
M. W. Ryde
Thompson
Sheriden
Status of House Legislation Snapshot
House bills listed include H By 1- reducing auto license fees passed on third reading and H B 7 constitutional amendments in various committees. Other measures cover bond elections, hotel exemptions, university building financing, tax on electrical energy, licensing gaming, delinquent tax interest, and hours of labor. Several items are referred to committees or to be reported for passage.
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Besancon
Greene
Revenue and Taxation
Beadle
Woodcotk
Lewis and Shannon
Marshall and Watson
Missoula
Judiciary Committee
Mulholland
U. S
Warm Springs
A. S
Man Naa Ainte
Galen
Licenae
Ballard
Bosencon
Sy Parker
Committee On Agriculture
Woodcock
Congress
Hi. B
Harlen
Chinoon
Dortltuo
NRA Dance Delights Capacity Crowd At Algeria Temple
Young Democrats sponsor NRA dance draws dense Helena crowd with state officials and legislators escorted through the ballroom. Antonelli's Copper Kings from Butte perform, Walker-Bishop School of the Dance offers numbers, Betty Stewart earns encores, and a new NBA dance features Sidney Munn and others to loud applause.
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Tha Young Democraty Club
Algeria
Temple
Helena
Antonelli
Copper Kinga
Hutte
Helen
Walker-Bishop
Betty Stewart
Senate
Eli Blumenthal
Malta
Martin Hudtlofe
Apaconds
Grant Reed
Townsend
BE B. McC
Hirra
Polson
Tom Larson
Choteau
NBA
Cidney Munn
Barbara Choquette
Jane Tuttle
Helena goal Maine. iswn full production can fill all orders
Officials at the Silver City Coal Mining company announced readiness to fill coal orders promptly and in any quantity. The mine sells coal at 3.50 a ton, with truckers charging 1.26 a ton to Helena. With 29 workers, output meets ordinary demand and sales exceed 300 in number. Delivery requires pickup or transportation arrangements through company contacts.
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Silver City Coal Mining Company
Jack Higgl
Sherman W. Smith
Sald Jase
Helena
Wekena
Capitol Conference Endorses After-Hours Grain Buying Practice
The 4th conference of state legislators with grain trade representatives and state agriculture officials approved continuing grain purchases after afternoon market closings. The plan aims to hedge against price volatility and would apply uniformly across buying areas with strict notice to farmers about any operational changes. Senator George A. Burr and other regulators, grain dealers, elevator operators, and Farmers Union and National Grain participants attended.
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Montenon
Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
George A. Burr
Petroleum County
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Farmers” ‘National Grain Corporation
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Tagrearn
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Gene Warlang
Pontpone
Doarle
Aiveyard
Tener
Hadbury
Ardgned
Dee
Padbury
Tor
Geis
Waa
Howard Mickey
Lepmountain Enlaw College
Hmdy
Authen Ee
Great Halla
Thers
Charier N. Bray
Nevidgminenta
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Aro C
Ht. Gavion
Harry Wheiker
Sim Gora
D. J. Espow
Marchal Rolla Duncan
E. Lieberg
J. B. Platt
Dennis A. Dello
Mentina House of Representatives
Selens
Player Hotel
Thiermountin Union
Bernice Sfunter
Aturry Gwen
Mildred Hensien
Robertrwin
Cowlew
Lamyport
Thomas J. Miia
Novaon
Drelnese and
Gerviow McCulough
Ina N. Davis
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David WH
Ainith
St. Peter's
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Mery Milton
Ginn
Slater
Frederier
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Beatle
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Mies Vetty Hreher
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Hoapital
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Phiodaon
Morrei
Thompsen
Winrten Brothers
Fister Avenue
Heattle
Alythiet
Heamer
Vrnb
Railford
Yeaterday
Ed Itynn H. Chattoner
Northern Pacific Amiatent General Freight
Kezoman
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John Ambro
Ann Orn
Ambran
Ann Eokland
North Becton
Oliver Tong
John Walsh
Attornon
Tony
Wade
H. F. Sheehan & Bro
Revenue Office. OF
Pioneer Club
ITV
Teath
Mary Schoue
Mustang
Convention Entertainment Committee
Berlin
Reichabank
Creditora
Young Democrats
Helena Goal
Maine
Baby
Pregrictore
Potter Drag & Chemica Corporation
Malden
Mass
Capital Optical Parlor
J. Ly
Hannifin
We. J. Sullivee
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Ciequameson
Kodak
John M. Polich
N. Warren Street
Arctic Club Soda
Arctic Club
Silver City
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