Weather Notes and City Briefs From Helena Montana
Weather details for Relena with today’s temperatures and historic highs and lows, plus a long Helena City Briefs section. Police reports include a bicycle injury, a narcotics bond, vehicle incidents, a navy inspector’s arrival, foreclosures, appraisers, drunkenness arrests, a recital, probate actions, and court filings.
Highway workers warned to avoid disturbing fossils
In cooperation with the Montana Society of Natural History, the state highway department instructed all six employees to refrain from dipping fossil beds found by field crews. Montana archaeologists will be notified to remove specimens, preserving them and ensuring proper study in situ. The list of qualified collectors from Helena, Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, Fort Peck, and Glen dive was announced by State Engineer Doug A. McKinnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Society of Natural History
State Highway Department
Doug A. McKinnon
America
Montana
Tragen
Asia
Tressuro
Mexico
Central America
A. H. Fletcher
Highway Department
Missouri River
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Harlawton
McKinnon
Kessler Hera
Apecimens Gate
Charles Kessler
Helena
H. Melville Seer
J. C. Rabbitt
Ferry
F. A. Thompson
Butte
Harry Turner
Charles
FP. C. Phillips
T.gisborne
Miasoula
Darwin Harbient
Fort Peck
George Shea
A. T. Peterson
Rockwood Brown
Billings
Lea M. Ford
Great Falla
W. M. Cobleigh
Bozeman
Oscar Lewis
Glendive
Helena Bank Clearings Peak For 1937 To Date
Helena bank clearings reached a high point, with May 1948 totals of 3,156,296, up from April's 10,801,015. For January 1 to May 31, 1947, clearings were 60,647,648. Helena is cited as having favorable business conditions, while Great Falls reported 2,306,149 in May and 15,013,810 for the first five months of 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Federal Reserve
Bank of Minneapolis
Great Falls
Bluebirds In A Box At Welfare Office
An Independent reporter visits the state health child welfare office and finds a nesting pair of bluebirds living in a window ledge box used for 16 years. The birds are fed by their human guardians, with the box serving as a quiet, curious fixture in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesate M. Bierman
State Board of Health
Clive
Dionne
Dr. Blerman
Richard Arkwright Inventions Sparked Cotton Industry
In 1770 Richard Arkwright faced a setback when his wife destroyed spinning machine models during an oberlet misjudgment about time. The incident reportedly reflected concerns over time management and Arkwright’s focus on barbering while pursuing textile innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arkwright
Ayers signs bonds for Flint Creek project in Granite County
Governor Joy B. Ayers announced a $284,000 bond to the Montana Water Conservation Board proceeds to fund the Flint Creek irrigation system in Granite County. The Public Works Administration granted $253,000 for dams, reservoir, and canal expansion to irrigate about 40,000 acres near Philipsburg and Drummond. A separate $26,000 check from PWA supports the Ackley Lake project in Judith Basin County, expected to irrigate about 6,000 acres at a total cost near $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy B. Ayers
Monti Water Conservation Board
Flint Creek
Granite County
Public Works Administration
State Water Board
Rock Ereek
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Drummond
Water Board
Public Work Administration
Ackley Lake
Judith Basin
Lease Approved for Work Insurance Board Office in Granite Block
The Montana unemployment compensation commission won a one year lease for offices in the Granite block at 2100 dollars annually. Barclay Crashead, chairman, led the agreement with the state board of examiners. The new unit will manage payroll tax collection and weekly unemployment benefits for covered workers once the law takes effect. The FHA will relocate to the third floor of the federal building. admin costs are federally funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montite
Permaine Ait
State Board of Examitiers
Kim
Barclay CrasR-head
Commission
Federal Housing Administration
F.H.A
Federal
Aid Employment Compensation Commission
Personal notes from Towneendly to Browning and local events
Local personals list residents visiting or passing through towns including Jonn Wrey Towneendly and Cece Buck Armstrong Browning. Mentions Esther Wiser Kathryn Beck- Testiderst and Fred Fear Iris of Poplar at Plaser. Estate actions note executors Pollack and others. Minor traffic incidents reported near Helena and Broadway. Violet Realty trips to Portland and plans for New York and Scandinavia voyage described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Wrey
Towneendly
Harvey
Cece Buck Armstrong
Browning
Kuest
H.C. Hannon
Worden Wan
Olena Caller Penterday
Esther Wiser
Kathryn Beck
U.stad
Ovar
Paneterans
Cific
Eessie Ave
Phono
Attractive plan to get tourists by Red Lodge group
Red Lodge and Cooke City officials plan a broad promotion to lure northwest travelers this summer. Henry Carlson of the Red Lodge Publicity bureau says funds and a 40‑photo portfolio will showcase scenic U S highway No 10 from Chicago to Seattle. Carlson notes the road’s safety and beauty, touting it as the easiest and most spectacular mountain route in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Lodge Group
Taourlat Recreational
Northwest
Montana
Red Lodge-Cooke Cityigdway
Chicago
Seattle
Henry Carlson
Red Lodge, Govers
Red Lodge Publicity Bureau
W. G. Ferguson
Montanana, Inc
Carlson
Conke City
J. GC. F. Borgtrindt
Red Lodge
New Corporations Formed in Montana Beer Business Venture
Articlan of Incorporation filed with the secretary of State by Schmidt Brewing Co Inc to enter Montana beer market. Headquarters listed as Olympia Washington with mentors Leop ard Schmidt M O Waldner and Thomas L O Teary of Olympia. Capital at 550000 dollars, 650000 shares with 460000 subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Articlan
Schmidt Brewing Co., Inc
Montana
Olympia
Washington
Leopard
Schmidt
M. O. Waldner
Thomas L. O'Teary
Cantal
Building Permit for School Construction in Helena
Helena's June building permits total $110,000 as School District No. 1 secured a permit to remodel units four five six and the boiler room plus the corridor between the auditorium and units two and three at the new high school. Work will be reinforced concrete with occupancy planned for next September. Other permits include The Montana Outdoor Advertising Co. for a four panel signboard at Holeca and Park avenues for $25, Mrs. H. A. Good to re plaster repaint and tear out partitions at 615 Power for $00, and R. W. Sheriff to erect a two stall frame garage at 1413 Boulder for $175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Thea Montana Outdoor Advertising Company
Floweree Arrest
Holeca
Park Avenues
H. A. Good
R. W. Sheriff
Boulder
Flag Program Follows Eastern Star Meeting at Masonic Temple
Mrs Marlo Padbury worthy matron of Miriam chapter No 1 Eastern Star announced a flag day program after tonight's regular meeting at 8 o'clock at the Masonic temple on Broadway. The affiliation degree will be conferred and the program features piano, readings, a trumpet solo, and a tribute to the flag by Edmund G Toomey Helena attorney and speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlo Padbury
Miriam Chapter No. 1
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Eastern Stara
Marian Berker
Juanita Summers
Edmund G. Toomey
Helena
Funds Sought to Fight Crickets in Montana
Manager W G Ferguson of Montana, Inc announces backing for Montana senators and representatives in Congress to secure larger funding to combat the rapid spread of Mormon crickets. He urges individuals and groups to wire the president requesting adequate allocations as reports say workmen have fallen from 1,400 to 200 due to money shortages. An $112,000 is needed to finance operations to July 1 and $55,000 more to July 16. Business groups, civic clubs, stockgrowers, woolgrowers, and the Montana State College at Bozeman join the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ferguson
Montanang, Inc
Yeetardos
Montana
Congress
Jon
Ferguson
A. L. Etrand
Bozeman
Thea
Crow
Strand
Chamera of Commerce
Montana Stockerowers’ Association
Montana Woolgrowers’ Asnoelation
Otata
Montana State Collage
Bozeman Ia
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Ste Can
Alice
Bel Cha
Delone
Mt & P.m
O' Damyell
Juatien
Pence J. P. Brann
Ervin Hickert
Guettler
Marle Guettler
Missoula
Faroatvale
James Coleman Armstrong
Veterana
Fort Harrison
Mra
Bildred Armstrong
Brown Ing
Opp
Conrad
Dan Finneran
Finnegan
Uberty
George Grerabers
Navy
John [L. Graham
Salt Lake City
Frank 8. Fusick
Lieut
Graham
Wyoming
Idaho
Dr. Hopkins
Fenmel Black
A. C. Rader
Owners Loan Corporation
C. W
Alice W. Mahatfay
Efsic
Ing
John Smith
Rudolph Cavar
Anton Cavar
Elizabeth Ambro
A. J. Horsky
Yester
Kenny Foster
Harry Pickett
Chas
J. Brady
N. Jackson
Walker Forfella
Walker
Harry Pickttt
Dorothea
Placer Hotel
Velma Pomeroy
Northwert
All- Aner
Linn
James B. Linn
Helena Kathar
Conrad Chanel
D. B. Price
Buriel
Forestsale
Swain
Albert Swain
Palles Court
U. 8
Veteran’s Hospital
Evers
Tris Tesiio Ave
Marke Freed
Ned Clerk
Harry Picket
Frankenness
Cashets
Setnetder
Georgi
Happy) Behnelder
Yeloeak
Krat
Iste E. DB
Nash
Lea Elmer Nash
Ross Estherash
Serge
Los Angeles
Eagh
Glock
Central Garage, Inc
Area
J. M. Gabel
Montana Phosphate Producta Company
D. of
Willem M. Wells
Lewis and Clark County
A. J. Worsky
Thole
Morelli
M. Morell
Deste
I . Vine
St. Mary's
Onp
Conrad Eam
BF Ap. m
Glendive Swenee
Great Falla Pe
Lewistown
Wanasee
Wilin
Pogilar S
Rode Welfare Bureau
STK
Gov. Ayers
Work Insurance Board
Fred Fear
Iris
Poplar
Pluser
Clarence Geretcage
Pollack
B. Jones
Roam Pollack
Nike
Gil Swainson
Richard Nash
Diton
Alx Milas Ceat
AA Ravage
Ramanad
K. Minugh
Harry Lyls
Rodney
Wee Nat
Violet Realty
Portland
Ore
Dorothy Menning
H. Rascal
Mien
Aha
Nolland
Jennie Cantos
Loa An- Below
Magnus Anfraren
FB. W. Krone
Tacoma
United States
Henjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Cramer's Trading Post
Wott
Penna
Perm Nekan
London
Goodyear
Thams