Mothers Leaders Camp Puts WW A Busy Session
Talks and demonstrations by state and county extension service marked the second day of the Mothers Leaders training camp. County agent L DeVore spoke on poultry topics while Gertrude Hoffman discussed laundry, Suzanne Thompson on Food Made the Difference, and John X Newman on Can the Race be Improved. Community singing accompanied by delegates from Jefferson, Treadwater and Lewis and Clark counties. The camp closes today with two teams the Canaries and the Nightingales.
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Gertrude Hoffman
Bozeman
Suzanne Thompson
John X. Newman
Mignon Qual Lott
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Treadwater
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Nightingales
Intermountain Bus Rate Cut Between Anaconda and Philipsburg
Montana Railroad Commission approved a fare reduction for Intermountain Transportation from Anaconda to Philipsburg from 3.08 to 1.60 per trip. The decision followed a hearing led by Chairman S. V. Ross and noted Intermountain’s takeover of Ole Dahl’s route amid protest from Julius Mezza. The commission found the lower through rate sufficient to cover expenses and provide a fair return, reducing burdens on the public.
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Robbery Arrests Tied to Drake Hotel Burglary
Charles Wesley J Harris and an unnamed man were arrested yesterday in Great Falls on Sheriff Jim Barnes orders. They face charges of burglarizing Drake hotel rooms Thursday night while occupants slept. Victims awakened at their usual hour found money checks and jewelry missing. The trio registered in Tacoma Washington, left in a car bearing a Washington plate. Deputies Bossier and Gough will escort them to Helena this morning.
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Harris
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Boy of 10 slain. 19 held for deed in Brush case
The body of 10 year old Franke Wallace Meyers was found in a mill pond with a flour sack head cover and a cord around his neck after an overnight search by Brush residents. Starry Markey, 19, of Fort Morgan, Colo., is in jail in connection with the death. Willie Teatomer, 32, accompanied the Meyers boy on a fleeing trip and awaits further details.
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Marsh in Limelight at Vets' Convention
Portland,, July 24. By Aetoe elated Prosely Two ghats lost heir spats and a dog bark at the clinical demonstrations. The American Veterinary Medical Association staged a four day program of operations on animals for instruction. Dr C A White of Los Angeles performed the procedure to clip vocal cords after anesthesia. Strep cases from pneumonia were shown.
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Los Angeles
Dirigible Shenandoah Returns to Hangar at Lakehurst
The Shenandoah landed at the naval air station at Lakehurst New Jersey after a flight from Virginia and was brought into the hangar. Earlier tests off Virginia ropes concluded experiments comparing the value of an aircraft gun and surface craft in warfare between the battleship Texas and the dirigible Shenandoah.
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Associated Press
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ANLROADS ASK DELAY IN HEARING ON SAND AND CEMENT RATES
Montana Railroad Commission confirmed a hearing on rate increases for sand gravel and cement used in highways. Hodis requested the hearing be moved from July to August 20. The action affects several railroad companies and their proposed rate changes.
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Hodis
St. Ann’s Feast at East Helena Church Observed
The feast of St Ann will be celebrated at East Helena Catholic Church this morning with solemn rites. Rt Rev Mege Willging, chancellor of the diocese, will preach the sermon as Masses are held at 11 and 6. East Helena’s church claims the only authentic relief of St Ann in the West. Japan reports the highest birth rate among countries with vital statistics.
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Scobey Opheim Rail Line To Start Immediately
State land grant allows Great Northern to build the Scobey to Opheim railroad extension at once. Land Commissioner Brandford says construction starts now with contractors on site. Five 20 mile sections planned to be completed this fall as camps are established.
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Opheim
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Birth control foe denounced by Atlantic City priest
Atlantic City observer reports Rev. Cauley at the National Ladies' Catholic Benevolent quadrennial convention denouncing birth control advocated by Margaret Sangster and others. He attacks Tyde Jonesays theory of trial marriage as a violation of Christian teaching and calls contraception indirect murder. He argues propagation of the race justifies limits on reproduction and warns against substituting conscience with remistration.
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Cau- Nev
Brie
National Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent
Margaret Sangster
Father Cauley
Tydge Jacdsay
Fife
Linda Sans
Bian
Bothter
Skeleton of long missing man found near Thahe Springs
Skeleton found yesterday by Denver hikers at the mouth of the sear in Thahe Springs area. Believed to be that of Wi HW Head, a man from Denver, who had been missing for a long time. Authorities say the remains are in the early stages of identification.
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Colo
Denver
Socate Head
Mary's Glacier
Toa
Hinad
Smilar
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