Montana Weather Summary and City Notices
Weather conditions across Montana show generally fair skies for Wednesday and Thursday with cooler spells at night. Hourly readings at Helena and other cities recorded fluctuating temps. notable highs near 89 in Los Angeles and mid 40s to 60s in northern towns. Local items include births, deaths, marriages, horse roundups, estate distribution, and civic announcements about meetings, licensing, and Fourth of July planning.
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Uelenm
Apom
Havre
Keliapet
Aory Milen City
Calgary
Tis Angeles
Omaha
Portland
St. Paul-Mole
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Williston
Yoellowstone Park
Northwest
Plains
Utah
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Interior
Pacific
California
Nevada
Idaho
North Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Neeting
Eddy Cafe
Farms Bureau and Commercial Clih
Acrobat Cop Rescues Self in Street Car Skid Incident
Cleveland report details Motorcycle Policeman Melvin Collier freeing his bike from an opening between a street car and a truck. The cycle skidded as he grabbed a truck handle and pulled himself to safety when the street car brushed past.
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Cleveland
AgNity Sav
Melvin Collier
Gates of the Mountains season opens with daily boat trips
The 1929 season begins May 30 with Decoration Day events. Boats depart Hilger Landing, 18 miles north of Helena, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for $2 per person. Roads are reported excellent and the trip is touted as the most beautiful in Montana.
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Gates OF the Mountains
Hilger Landing
Helena
Montana
Montana Butcher Law Takes Effect With Stricter Rules
A new Montana law dubbed the butcher law becomes effective on July 1. It mandates county inspections by livestock officials or sheriff personnel for all meat from slaughtered animals. Hides must bear metal tags and each animal quarter carry ink stamps. inspectors issue certificates. Licenses are six dollars for butchers and one hundred dollars for meat peddlers. Inspection fees: beef twenty five cents. venison ten cents. Uninspected meat transport or sale is illegal, with certain inspection exemptions. Officers gain authority to inspect markets, slaughterhouses, and meat shops to enforce compliance.
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Montana
Federal agents seize Nash roadster with alcohol on road
Sam Roberts reports that federal agents stopped a Nash roadster between Billings and Laurel and seized about 100 gallons of alcohol. Two men, later identified as J Williams and H Blake, were arrested and to be arraigned before a United States commissioner. The operation halted the vehicle after a roadside interception.
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Sam Roberts
Prohibition
Orville Jones
John Fletcher
Srizal
Billings
Laurel
J. Williams
H. Blake
United States
Range experts inspect forests to assess grazing feed
Hurtt and Glen A. Smith of Mig noula will inspect grazing lands in the Blackfoot territory for several days. They report range conditions vary with rain and weather, Montana ranges in fair to good shape after a dry fall and long winter, while future feed depends on late-month moisture. A lost ring notice appears at the end.
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I. E. Hurtt
Glen A. Smith
Mignoula
Aesistant
Blackfoot
Perone
Me. Smith
Tdpho
Montana
Tima
Smith
Wheat prices may affect amount of acreage insured
Montana hail insurance head B Ke Bowman says wheat price declines could cut written policies by about a quarter. Crop conditions near Great Falls and east are generally favorable after recent rains. In 1928 the board insured about 248000 acres with 2008502 in risks, average $0.70 per acre, and $141002 paid in losses. In Hankow, Japan, Thai garrison withdrawal signals shift toward Shanghai and possible return to Japan.
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Montana
B. Ke Bowman
Atmte Bond
Great Palla
State Capitol
Bowmat
Summer school calls set by Tatarmountatiy director
Dean E. T. Walker announces summer session starting today with forenoon classes only for both high school and college programs. Students may earn regular quarter credits or more via Nal school courses. The program emphasizes study and recreation afternoons and is directed by a templar committee.
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Tatarmountatiy
Mga College
Pees Iilaston Ct Tha Nal
Ees
E. T. Walker
Templar Nenibory
Phe
Will
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City News
Marceiling, Mra, Tyan, Rodney Apte
Kinga Dr
King's Store
Muanard
Phonograph Repairing
Phong
Montana Phonograph Co
Kaller's
Barber Shop
Witett
Deviset
Unioa Book Building
Mareniling
Svelyn Linton
South Davis
Bergest
Barstore
Tranater
Phow
Ruga
Helana
Helena Rug Co. Phy
Nate
Ant
Tse. Strain's
Henry Evana
Seaver Park
Homer Block
Pont Office
Frank Keeton
St So
Matn
Haa
de, Owen
Dentine Pittebargh Bock
Keene
John Baer
Hiram Miner
Evang
Cash, Pennat
Vower Blk
Placer
Fort Hiarriaon
Alhambra Hot Springs
Lybrook Simmons
Washington
Jean M. Kahn
Newburgh
Dry Creek
White
Gwich
H. H.hendon
Velena National Forest
Morris
Robert W. Morris
Ory Benton
Intermountain Union
University of Chicago
Northwestern University of Chicago
Flord Grote
St. Marler
Claude Brenton
W. Harris
Hutte Deer Lodge
Cooper
Charles Cooper
St. Peter's Hospital
Mra. Cooper
Hollyrwood
Cal
Tex Uraring
al Wek
United States Board of Tax Appeals
District Court
Lewis and Clark County Court House
Charles A. Rasmusson
Internal Revenue
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Britain
Northern Ireland
Postal Department
Murray I. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Fallon County
Baker
Stebbina
Ekalaka
Broadus
Miles City
Bent Bear Creek
Red Lodge
Brown Bros. Lbr. Co
Kelly
Nash
Emery
Warren Luggage
Lewis
Croydon
R. W
Century Studio Main
Broadway
Strain Brothers
Floor
Crepes
Georgettes
All Silk Service
Onyx
Masonie
Dagran
Charlen Arey
Shanghai
Hankow
Japan
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