Late Rains Repair Damage Across Montana Crops
County reports for the week ending May 31 note prior moisture drought worsens crops, but a general weekend rain eased deficits. Heaviest falls recorded in Fallon Kalispell Glendive and Bozeman areas with 1.6 to 2.2 inches, planting near completion, wheat and alfalfa in good stands, livestock in fair to good condition, and irrigation underway as weather turns cooler and winds ease.
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State Department of Agriculture
Fallon County
Hove
Glacier
Sandora
Jung
Kalispoll
Glendive
Havre
Milea City
Menter Rein
Tellin Billings
Bozeman
Cut Bank
Missoula
Himont
Sanders
Duinaka
Atsta
Crona
Houd
Towis
Clark
Aoma
Crater Crater
Mont Ot
Ronda
Fergus
Noright
Tratna
Palaon
Yast
Muaselahall
Amason
Missouri
Sheridan
Sun River
Hummer
Johor
Shane
Wanda
Baoding
Lalor
Primary candidates listed in fractured Montana race note
Fragmented political notice shows Democratic nominees Thomas Carey John D. Rited and others for Montana offices. Republican contends include Miles J. Cavanaugh Frank W. Harkins and Henry C. Kodyoral with district judges Arthur G. Waite Vernon L. Lewis. Also a long review of Doug Fairbanks career sketches stages a Shakespearean tie in.
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Lewistown
Francia T. Kiley
Anenconds
Russell Manger
Waite Sulpour Springs
W. L. Young
Wol! Fort
Thomas TH
Carey
Helena
John D. Rited
Miles J. Cavanaughen
Prank W. Harkins
Butte
Katter
Sidney
Albert Anderson
Billings
Henry C. Kodyoral
Dilton
Evans
Hrans. Soeeh PF
Monaghan
Scott Leavitt
Tom Stout
Albart J. Galen
Citr
O. BL
P. Shelley
Red Lodge
Twaltt
Arthur G, Waite
Big Sandy
Vernon BH
Lewis
Port Benton
Brhmeling Edges Barba in Heavyweight Action
In a tense New York heavyweights bout Brhmeling outlasted Barba, scoring on clean jabs and a sharp right cross while Barba pressed with flurries. Sharkay, weighing under 200 pounds, worked five rounds with sparring partners and shadow boxing as he builds toward a future bout. Washington reports note Feely's nomination being confirmed by the authorities.
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Edward J
NEWT
Urost
Radicatt
Max Brhmeling
Monty Atho Nonora
Ratinda
Borne
Toulon Nile
Baylean Apatring Mariners
Jack Sharkov
Yankea
Dung
Ajnx
Hin Nanfatante
Hstiena
Thia Ataga
Dla Hordlers
Acouta
Forcon
New York
Bharkey
Leu
Max
Barba
Newevar
Frankie Hush
Weratinda
Big Rey
Anomatloes
Jack Shaw
Allil
Max Faye
Urinboria
Lelting der Max
Torrlant
Rehrelng
Sehpicling
Wiiler
Orangeburg
Jack Sharkay
Ahadow
Tha Borton Aattar
Jett Dee
Waashington
Edward F. Feely
Bollvda
Drought Threshold Hit Across Regions As Rain Fails
Weather officials warn crops will suffer severely as a prolonged spring drought ends its record spillover into the eastern half. In the South Atlantic and Ohio Valley, rainfall since December remains only about half the normal for the period, threatening summer yields.
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Washington
Suse
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Petty Offense Reforms Move Through Congress Amid Debate
The floor debate tracks a set of petty offense measures aimed at handling minor charges before U S commissioners. The House approved a version allowing trial by jury or judge and capping fees, while opponents warned of court congestion. Senate action and cross-circuit judge appointments were also touched upon as the session adjourned.
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Senate
Grahem
House
Mediciary
Third Judicial Circuit
Henosyranta
Delaware
New Javacy
Fifth Circuit Court
Southern
Southwantern
Alates
Public Land Conference Debates Transfer of Lands
Commission members from public land estates explored methods to shift federally owned lands to state control while preserving federal aid for roads and forest projects. Western reps argue lands are already utilized. public land representatives urge preserving order and considering full implications. A New Mexico member proposed a partial transfer with mineral and coal reserves retained by the federal government, then revenue redirected. The roundtable underscored the complexity and need for careful study of economic and legal impacts.
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Dandy
Forest Service
Dagalite
Weatarn
Wraming
New Mexico
Fedtera
Omnerarip
Rawal Flyen Climbs Rearly Eight Miles
A fragment from a 19th century report describes Rawal Flyen achieving a climb of nearly eight miles and mentions a record year with 41 734 feet, a Wheat Apache aircraft, and a 450 horsepower engine upgrade. The text is garbled but notes a prepared flight with wing coverings, new landing gear, and weight-saving measures before the attempt.
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Wright Apache
War and shipboard drills on the carrier Washington
An aged report describes a prolonged training exercise aboard the aircraft carrier Washington. Crew members prepare amid heat and cold as sailors endure gear, helmets, and strict routines during a distant mission despite extreme conditions and a planned departure.
Hoover urged federal bond to ease unemployment
Washington on June 4 reports President Hoover was urged to sponsor a federal bond issue ranging from 2 to 3.09 billion dollars to fund relief amid high unemployment. In Canon City Colorado the jury in Charlie Davis murder case remained deadlocked after nearly 24 hours of deliberation.
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Washington
Hoover Wan
Denis Blesmant
Canon City
Cola
Charlie Davis
Wea Dla
Americans win shares of 444000 Derby winnings
Five Americans figure in a $444,000 prize pool from the Eysom derby. P. Deawherty a New York broker's clerk won one of the two $149,000 first prizes with Blenheim. Wilfrid Leliene of tn held the other first prize. Mrs A Mateminger of Heading Pe and TL Losmieh a Guthrie brakeman shared second prize. WV Zoloudek of Omaha and Robert J Lynn of Portland split the third prize of $48,000.
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New York
Atxwinnore
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