Purchases $180000 for Deer Lodge City Bong
A Washington message received Saturday indicates that Marble County's Reconstruction Finance operation will fund a $180,000 project in Deer Lodge City. The plan includes laying water mains between a well and a reservoir on Powder House Lane and connecting street mains to improve water supply. Work starts once funds are available through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Deer Lodge City
Finn Washington
Mase
Mater
Powder House
Marquette
Montana to abandon its fair plans this year
A fragmented local note reports Montana officials and county representatives deciding to drop the planned fair for the year. The meeting included Charter PW Blake and Commissioners Andriea Creen and Frank aen with various party strands showing no consensus to pursue the event.
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Chattmar
Fda Coopne
Bees Placed Near Malta by Burk Company Workers
Dan Shrew and Vance Shugart, employees of Carl F Burk Company, placed two car loads of bees near Malta to help unload ten carloads of headman kinks belonging to George Bancroft of Hermiston Oregon. Bancroft is the first permanent beekeeper to locate in the Malta Dodson territory amid local tributes.
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Matta Tune
Dan Shrew
Vance Shugart
Carl F Burk
Eeheene
Snippls
Tela Tar
Malta
George Bancraft
Herminston
Oregon
Bern
Hermeen Maltan
Dodson
Mr Bancroft
Trident News report on dawn road work and local visits
A fragmented account notes a dawn road work scene near the upper Madienn area, mentioning several named locals and visitors including Charles Wirks of Threr Parke, Robert Lerironamba and others connected with a cement company. The piece details travel to Manhattan and family visits, with references to foremen, foreman roles, and nearby streets and residences.
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Trident Tune
Fred Arewner
Wreb Tn Vist
Charles Wirks
Threr Parke
Robert Lerironamba
Fem
Manhattan
Corrain
Rena
Ana
City cleaning up the Queensland dumping ground
Workers continue efforts to clear a riverbank dumping site along the Meson River. The cleanup, prompted by past fear and contamination, has involved multiple crews and extended over several days, with visible progress and ongoing safety measures.
Montana bankers report steady state amid group leadership changes
IOHNGON reports banks in normal condition as Montana bankers association discusses leadership. Names include Omer, Dundas, Moore, Witoma, and Reser among executives from Havre, Great Falls, Billings, and Helena with elections and roles noted in a round up of officer positions and state issues.
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Pepe
Croup
Dundas
Ro Moore
Pop Witoma
Great Falls
Ira
Havre
Rube
Billings
Neial Ar Vaeonse
New York Men Come for Servige in Camps
New York men are expected to arrive to join rations and fortify camps at Fort Meshu n in a mobilization linked to murders. Reports mention detachments of 95 men from New York task forces and a planned wall construction as reinforcements move westward. The article notes routes from the eastern sea and Alaska to the western front, with authorities offering support amid rising tensions and security concerns.
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Dart Sreedule
Seetern Sea
New York
Morrison Signs Up Eight at Bozeman Flying Course
Morrison signs up eight at Bozeman for a flying course as Helena flyer Morrison establishes a new airport at Bozeman grounds. The transport license holder with 3000 hours of flying to his credit plans dual control training to ready a student for solo flight. The panel is equipped with dual controls and standard instructor instruments.
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Morrison
Bozeman
Galta
Helena Flaer
Toveman
Boceman
Morison
Morrison Fats
Unclear text item with families at rural gathering
A fragmented report mentions Mrs Vireria Dog, Mrs Wailhem Macbean Mire Diners, and multiple locals visiting or staying at farms and ranches near Teffersen, Farr Mile, and Sheep Creek. References to travelers, a Misses Mrstavick, and seasonal home periods appear amid garbled lines.
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Vireria
Wailhem Macbean
Teffersen
Hoesoninian
James Ther
Sevar Ann
Mr Stematy
Stenarr
Dave Inyaenn
Fordan
Enna
Toplan
Heiena
Eulan Creek
Ril Reich
Stoheys
Marie Sapper
Doris Lacheon
Mrstavick
Fred Danzer
Ronnie
Dude Vaneh
Sheep Creek
First Beer Ordinance Test in Billings Records
Report notes Billings conducts its first beer ordinance test at a local establishment. Marin and others faced penalties for selling beer to an intoxicated person, with fines or appeals noted. The trial followed state sales regulations, and officers testified to intoxication observed in the subject at the Silver Dollar.
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Piltree
Marin
Sayer Jal Jar
Marin Seid
Vax
Fields
Squatter Rescued From Island Home West Of Missoula
Missoula June 3 rescue of William Comers transient from an island in the Missoula river five miles west of the city was effected Sunday afternoon by local officers and Orchard Homes residents after the man refused to leave. Sheriff Thompson Fire Chief James To runner and William Achenen aided with a boat and started him westward along the Milwaukee rail mat tracks. He offered no resistance and the scene was near the last Missoula railway bridge over the river.
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Missoula
William Comers
Orchard Homes
Sherif Jamee Te Thompson
Grebard Tomes
Thompson
James
William Achenen
Misoula Wath
Wilwaukee
Wionli River
Prizes Offered for Fair Across Departments
Fair organizers announce twelve thousand dollars in cash premiums across Montana departments with divisions for cattle dairy cattle wool sheep poultry swine and more. Leaders note record exhibit interest and anticipate high entries as donors increase prize pools to about five thousand dollars in total across divisions.
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Montana
Stark
Twront Anal Breed
Faure
Trent
Central Montana East West Highway Nears Completion
Officials say Montana’s East West Highway from Winnett to San Springs is near completion as part of a national public works program. The route with the Great Falls to Moore and Morrisin segments will allow year round travel across the state, easing regional travel and boosting connectivity.
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Montana
Montana Central
San Springs
Sheltered men in Billings jail and convention update
Sheltered and homeless men at Billings police headquarters numbered 41299 for shelter schemes during the fiscal year ending June 20. The figure shows an improvement from 1971. A record shelter total was reached during the Depression era. the previous year’s total was 2914. The Montana Society convention was canceled, with plans postponed for one year and the annual meeting moved to a later date.
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AIC
Tuna
Frank Flosd
Society of Montana
Ite
Miles To Cavenaugh Af Butta
Creat Falls Chamber of Commerce
Grew With Shovels Opens Road Into Big Hole Country
Hamilton Jume 4 The Big Hole road was opened for travel Thursday night by a crew of Hamilton men shoveling 10 inches of snow for more than a mile. The first car over marked the 1933 season as the road, normally opened May 18, remained blocked by heavy snow until now. The trip, forecast by Fred Bernatz, can be made without chains in a day. Est service tractors smoothed the route from the bottom to the sun time and the highway from Darby through the Coat of the Jug Mountains is in excellent shape. Men on the trip were Rematyz and Prand Route of Bell & Reinhold garage, Coy Cartstrom, John Affleck, and Gordon Landon.
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Hamilton
Forest Service
Darby
Rancher of Buffalo Perishes at Burks Ranch
A Buffalo rancher named George Sinclair, aged 59, died from burns after a fire at Burks Ranch near Towrstown. The blaze engulfed a camp on the holdings, and neighbors assisted before responders arrived. The cause of the fire and exact circumstances remained under investigation.
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George Sincler
Water from lake floods tents of Sandpoint circus
Missoula June 5 Claude Elder Minkoula merchant and circus fan traveled to Sandpoint Idaho to see Schell Brothers circus. The travelling show pitched on Take Pen Oreille head. Water rose about 6 pm flooding grounds forcing removal of trunks and packing of tents. Mr Fider expects Missoula to host a similar show again this year with the Barnes group likely returning.
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Missoula
Claude Elder
Minkoula
Eircus Fan
Sandpoint
Idaho
Bahhidas
Schell Brothers Circus
Fider
Patsy
Loretta
Picter
Take Pen @ Oreille
Te Waterr Edge
Dreaunk
Rainfall Plentiful in Fergus County
Weather record by Bernard Fidmond shows May 1932 had above normal precipitation in Fergus County with Lewiston totaling 24 inches versus 8 inches above normal in Lewiston. Temperature recovery noted, mean May temperature around 40.9 degrees, near normal for the period.
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Fergus County
Towlerown
Tewistown
Bernard Fidmond
Lewstown
Alberton Youth Struck by Baseball Hit to Head
An Alberton youth was struck by a baseball and taken to Farrah s hospital after sustaining a head injury. The incident occurred during a game when the ball hit a player causing a headache dizziness and abdominal discomfort. The injured youth was able to return home later with medical evaluation pending.
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Alberton
Farrah S Hospital
Althea
Hs Heme
To Die in Hair Mas Wary Pry Ty
Fragmentary OCR text reports a woman and a man connected to an electric or electric tragedy with notes of confession and death. Names and details are unclear but imply a fatal incident and inquiry.
Nancy Henderson Dies at 95 in Lewistown
Lewistown resident Nancy Henderson dies at age 95 after a long life marked by family, community ties, and local service. Her obituary notes her enduring presence in the town and the impact of her years on neighbors and relatives.
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Nancy Henderson
Lewistown
Pageant of Big Hole Lions Parade Vehicle Legacy
A Lions district pageant on Mardi Mammonine features depictions of transport modes from old pon trains to modern carries. Parade marshal Janes Tinhasan leads a float lineup with eight hearses and business houses joining the procession. Over a thousand members and their ladies from the Glens organization participate, forming at the Masonic temple at 9 30 a clock before starting the parade.
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Hutte
Lionsub
Janes Tinhasan
Ortha
Mick
Masonle Temple
Glens Organization
Body of Man Found in Abandoned Cellar
A damaged report from White Sulphur Springs details the discovery of a man's body in an abandoned root cellar. The scene is described with fragmented phrases and unclear identifiers, noting possible shelter and a fire pit. The text mentions shelter, fumes, and a long walk, but key names and exact locations are obscured by OCR errors.
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Andy Vneersan
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