Rainfall Boosts Moisture Across District Amid Snowfall
A drizzle turned to snow across Unionville Helena and surrounding areas bringing 0.25 inch of precipitation while earlier in the region 0.38 inch fell Monday. Total monthly moisture nears 0.44 inch above normal. Weather officials say rain relieves drought threat though effects vary by location. Snow in higher regions covers roads and hampers travel. In Butte air traffic disrupted as rain gives way to snow. Snowfall and rain reach Bozeman Glendive Billings and Great Falls. East Rosebud area hinders search for missing Walter Gundolf as sheriff and volunteers continue.
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Unionville
Helena
Cropa
W. E. Maughan
Helena Weather Bureau
Drouth
Yay G. Diamond
J N. Templer
Helens Nationial Forest
Butte
Weather Bureau
Bozeman
Glendive
Billings
Great Falla
Cut Bank
Lewistown
Glasgow
Atl
East Rosebud
Walter Gundolf
Leuvel
State receives federal funds for highway and health programs
State Treasurer James Brett announces release of checks totaling 230,862.42 from the federal government to state funds. NIRA highway fund receipts include 795,088.70 for highways, 25,046.34 for the highway trust, and 5,527.39 for maternity and civic health. Allocations list Dawson 20,260.48, Silver Bow 45, Lewis and Clark 23, Deer Lodge 37,134.70, Toole 1,590.86, Gallatio 24,199, Heaverhead 8,115.
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James Brett
NIRA
Civid
Dawson
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clark
Deer Lodge
Toole
Gallatio
Phillips
Heaverhead
Salvation Army Week Proclaimed in Helena June 3 to 10
Helena Mayor Albert J. Roberts proclaims June 3 through June 10, 1936 as Salvation Army Week in Helena. The proclamation honors the Salvation Army for its aid to the needy during last year’s earthquakes and notes the organization’s ongoing annual fundraising campaign in Helena and Lewis and Clark County.
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Salvation Army
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Helena Corps
Albert J. Roberts
Montana
State funds for child welfare and maternity projects
The money appropriated under Ivaniann federal acts for use in the state on special projects. The money for the child welfare and maternity projects is administered through the state health board.
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Powell
Jefferson
Valles
State Health Board
Game violators in state fines total 165 dollars
Two dozen fines totaling 165 dollars were paid by defendants convicted of game law violations. Names and amounts include Jack Manohon and Jack Olson of Fort Peck each 26 dollars for net fishing on Milk River, and David Jones 25 dollars for shooting from a highway. Willem Wilkingon of Roundup 27 dollars 50 cents for illegal possession of fish, J. D. Irvin of Nashua 25 dollars for chipping three minks without license.
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Ins
Chartrand
Jack Manohon
Jack Olson
Fort Peck
Milk
David Jones
Gartner
Mix N It
Vincent
Willem Wilkingon
Iiegal
J. D. Irvin
Nashua
Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals in Missoula to Helena Tour
A string of brief personals items lists visitors and transit through Missoula, Helena, and nearby towns. Names include MB Wilton, DG Thompson, Marthe AW, Anderson, TM Wilcoxson, Wren tom Coltz, Bexton, and Raymond Bijan among others. The note also mentions the National Aeronautical Association informing Washington of Navy balloon participation in the 1936 national balloon races.
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MB Wilton
Missoula
DG Thompson
Bulte Ts
Kuest
Picicer JP
Tenedtet
Marthe
Neaver
National Aeronautical Association
Washington
United States Navy
Denvers
Legion Passes Resolutions On Two Departed Members
Lewis and Clark Post 2 American Legion adopts memorial resolutions for Judge Albert J. Galen and M. L. Gourtney. Delegates named for Montana state convention at Missoula August 14–19, with alternates and plans for encampment events and a 1937 Helena meeting. Membership reported at 321, aiming to surpass 360.
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Grand and
Warren Streets
Lewis and Clark
American Legion
Albert J. Gaten
M. L. Gourtney
Martin Holtman
James Kroigh
Postaurant
Sam Roberts
H Adair
Montana Department of the American Legion
Missoula
Harry Peterson
Russell Hart
Earle Angle
Benepe
Peterson
National Guard
Camp Cooney
Montana
Adair
Legionnaires
Helena
Hart
Lamport
Hoffman
Galen
Judge Galen
E. G. Toomey
John W. Mahan
Albert John Galen
Weight limit lifted on Montana highways June 3
The Montana highway maintenance department announced the removal of the 400 pounds per inch width load limit effective today. The 800 pound limit is reinstated as subgrade conditions have improved. The rule, enacted March 15 due to snow and water damage, ends with this change. Also noted is a historical eclipse fact: seven eclipses in one year occurred in 1835.
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Medway
Montana Highway Maintenance Department
Three Car Crashes Reported by Police
Three minor crashes were logged by Ware police yesterday. At Neill and Yetehell, a collision involved Hashke, 3, and Raymond with minor damage. Tom Anderson hit Brackman’s bakery truck on Broadway, bumper torn and fender damaged. Mary Louise Angle reported a collision with Mrs Hitchcock at Euclid and Benton, minor damage and settlement. Coal je the most valuable of all the world's geological products.
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Natura
Ware
Bebterday
Recorde
Abow
Hashke
Raymond
Neill
Yetehell
Tom Anderson
Brackman
Broadway
Anderson
Mary Louise Angle
Mra
Hitchcock
Euclid
Benton
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U.S
ATSO
Wontcha
Eferles Stansby
AW. Anderson
Livingston
Wilcoxson
Nethartta
Wrentom Coltz
Wnasa M Bexton
Chicago
Raymond Bijan
Kallapell
Hero
One
George Whitcomb
William J. Toldaert
Havre
Donaldson
Zortman Wan
Helena Vast
New Euter
Interstate
DuPont
Interstate Company
Aparent
Legion
Cowka
Albert J. Galen
Missouri
Albert Galen
Aoyl
Netra Dame
University of Michigan
Supreme Court of the United States
Montnon
Supreme Cowt of
Montane
Atata
Lewin and Clark
Lewin and
Clark Postion
American Legion of Montana
United Drug Company
Starz PI
Sixth Ave
Aggbandige
Adraussiun
Rezail Drug
Armacy
Atrs
Lashweight
Sadie Maguire
Wid
Cellie
Ted Lashweight
Mary
McGaffick’s
Ehalhiyr
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