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Parily cloudy Saturday and Sunday much colder amid community events. Old Style lunches at Scharpfs Eagle building. private dance lessons. newborn son to Mr and Mrs Frank J Miller of 1306 Oakes. Baking sale at New York store. chicken dinner at St James church. ITEelena dance event noted with large attendance. Civil court term resumes. civil service exams for hospital messenger at $606 yearly. Burgess dairy promotes delivery service. Lectures by Rev Snell wrap up February 1. Smallpox and diphtheria vaccines offered by Dr Arthur Jordan. Funeral held for Peter Miller at Cathedral of St Helena with arrangements by Herr and company.
House and Senate bills tainted by Eugene Guillot advert
A garbled notice warns that bills from the House and Senate are tainted by a figure named Eugene Guillot. It claims cleaners will charge large sums, citing a contact via FAST SIXTIL Phone 47-W for more information.
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Blanket Fire From Leftover Auto Blanket
A blanket left inside a car hood while washing ignited the engine, causing a small blaze in Dick Tobin’s car after he moved it from the county hospital area toward Benton and Flowerree streets. Firefighters contained the fire quickly with nominal damage. Separately, firemen responded to a smok ing furnace in the Lackey block. In census news, U S and Canada 1924 auto output reached 3,361,682 passenger cars and 37,395 trucks, with 1923 figures not directly comparable due to scope changes.
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Committee to Survey School Fund Situation
After a senate education committee resolution chaired by Conser, President McConnick was authorized to appoint a three member joint panel to study rural school funding and advise on modifying school laws for fair fund distribution and economical use of revenues, with a report and legislative recommendations to follow.
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Walters Family Plans California Visit
N P Walters and daughter Mrs N Shafer with children depart for Long Beach California to visit son and brother XN Walters. Mrs Shafer will take advanced vocal music lessons during the trip.
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College Glees to Sing at St. Paul's
The Tatermountain Glee club will perform at St Pauls Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 30. Director Fred Kelsey has prepared the group for a tour next week and the club will present several numbers as part of the Intermountain college program. Dr E J Klemme will speak and a trio including Mrs King violinist Mr Walker cellist and Professor Greeley pianist will perform one number.
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Montana House Advances Measures In General File Review
The Montana House worked late to advance many general file measures. Committee recommends passage for Senate Joint Resolution No. 1 limiting salary for members absent over five days, and sends House Bill 69 back to judiciary. Several bills favored by committee include annual county clerk reports, quarterly county treasurer settlements, appeals to the state supreme court, fish and game laws, and cattle at large in herd districts. House Bill 74 on salaries for justices of the peace was killed.
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Miss Nina Moore Laid to Rest at Congregational Church
The funeral of Miss Nina Moore daughter of William A Moore chairman of the county board and Mrs Moore of Kenwood was held yesterday afternoon at the First Congregational church with Rev Frank E Garlson officiating The service and graveside at Forestvale drew relatives and many friends including county officers and employes The pallbearers were Ray Batch George Langdorf Paul Smith David Smith Earle Fist and Curtis Dabler The choir sang Asleep in Jesus and Abide With Me Moore who died of spinal meningitis earlier in the week was educated at Baxen s ale school Helena native born 21 years ago and a 1920 graduate of the State University at Missoula where she earned letters in athletics The Rev Garlson praised her noble character and Christian service saying life is measured by quality not years and noting God s care for all.
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Tongues of Flame thrills in Meighan feature at Marlow
Thomas Meighan stars in the Paramount melodramatic thriller Tongues of Flame set to show at the Marlow tomorrow. The film features a burning town mob scene and sequences on an Indian reservation with over 150 Native American actors.
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Para Mount
Marlow
Tom
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