Railroad Week in the Northwest Region Marks Montana Observance
Montana promotes Railroad Week highlighting western lines with modern trains and safety. The state notes three transcontinentals cross Montana, employing about 9,000, paying taxes totaling millions, funding schools and highways, with rail tourism driving Yellowstone and Glacier visits. Locomotives will whistle at 0 oclock Monday, signaling the celebration.
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Inet
Shajl
Bane Yard
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Montana
Union
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pacific
Great Northern
Empire Builder
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Union Pacific
Burlington
Billings
Southwest
Iron Horse
Yellowstone
Glacier Natonal Parks
Montana Citizens Begin Two Week Guard Training Camp
One thousand two hundred Montana citizens head to Helena this week to join the 163rd Infantry of the Montana National Guard for a two week training camp. The unit will be largely motorized, under Camp Commander Co E. Williams, with drills emphasizing fundamentals to keep troops prepared should wartime needs arise. Williams urges parental visits to observe camp discipline and safety, stressing guard service as valuable for youth and national readiness.
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Montana
Helena
163Rd Infantry
Montana National Guard
E.W. Willams
Williams
United States
France
Army
Information Files Charge Gambling and Liquor Violations
Attorney general drive on gambling and liquor yields two informations in district court. John P. Connors, George Slade, Henry Athe mond and George Hartwig charged with operating a game of chance known as Keen y or Skill Ball on June 1, bail set at 400 each. Witnesses include Ballard, Clark, Berger, Mitchell, Flannery and Reardon. Ray Norris charged with possessing and consuming liquor outside his permit in a public place. bond set at 500.
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Frances Elge
John P. Connors
George Slade
Henry Athemond
George Hartwig
George W. Padbury
Jack Ballard
O. D. Clark
John Berger
Harry Mitchell
Jack Flannery
John Reardon
Liquor Control Board
Attorency General
Ray Norris
Towit
Unusual pinoche hand falls in Helena
Mrs Hugo Freyler of 1225 Leslie Avenue drew a remarkable pinochle hand yesterday. Her friends congratulated her as she held one thousand aces and two hundred trump cards, a thrill likened to hitting a jackpot in a slot machine.
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Hugo Freyler
Leslie Avenue
Freylee
Freyler
Demands of Japan in North China threaten wider action
Japanese officers left for Peiping to deliver a final warning that China must comply with sweeping demands in north China. Ultimatums included removal of Chinese troops south of the Yellow River, replacement of officials, closure of Kuomintang offices, and suppression of anti Japanese education and materials. Gen Shang Chen arrives in Tientsin to take over duties, and 32nd army moves toward Tientsin as Yu Usueh-Chung’s regiment withdraws to Paotingfu. Publication of Sino Japanese tension reports is being restricted to ease public anxiety.
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Heiping
China
Yellow River
Shang Chen
Tientsin
Serong
Pieping
Chen
Yu Usueh-Chung
Paotingfu
Hopeb
Paoingfu
Peiping
Vpee
Une
North China
Kuomintang
Chinese National Government Party
Chinese Military Council
Pocado
Kellogg Produce Inc Formed in Great Falls
New corporation Kellogg Produce Inc registered to operate wholesale fruit and vegetables in Great Falls. Capital stock set at $10,090 in 10,000 shares of $1 par. Directors: James Ja Kellogg Mead Washington Henry L Pratt Sand Coulee and Walter C Wruble Spokane. After first breeding season both sexes cull eggs. breeding season yields about 10,000,000 eggs.
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Kellogg Produce, Inc
Great Falls
James Ja Kellogg
Mead, Wash
Henry L. Pratt
Sand Coulee
Walter C. Wruble
Spokane
Summer session for children opened by Helena Business College
Helena Business College announced its summer session opened June 3 with Mrs D P Patenaude stating enrollments will be accepted anytime. Classes cater to children from 11th grade to high school age focusing on touch typing with adult classes. Results have been gratifying and emphasize typed work in schools. GOPS BROKE Washington June 8 deficit of 14076 at end of May reported by Republican National Committee to South Trimble, clerk of the house.
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Helena Business College
D. P Patenaude
Acttor
Patenaude
Gops
Washington
Republian National Committee
South Trimble
House
Unclaimed Messages at Helena Post Office List of Names
Unclaimed notices received at the Helena post office identify numerous individuals whose actresses are unknown. People are urged to call at the general delivery window to claim mail, listing names such as Geo A Bryan, Carry Huger, John Guiny, J O Bristoe, M M Danielson, Mra Eddie Burke, Mra Chan Mertz Appertan, and others.
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Helena
Wateritine Camp
Hoyal
Amarica
Geo
A Bryan
Carry Huger
John Guiny
P Loomia
M. M. Danielaon Ffargign
Bristoe
Wiliams
Alen Woods
Eddie Burke
Chan
Mertz J
Appertan
Art Hoem
Mixa Genevieve Smith
Misa Esther Jarrett
Jack Fayne
Jack Harlow
Hugh Kitterman
K. L. Tenk
Emma C. Slack
Stephen H. Tallman
Addison R. Wright
Abram C. Toner
William K. Stymest
Ann Wishes
Eng
George Sherman
Abraham Ulmer
Baa
Gerhart
Hoehler
Martens Thomarom Wedding Ties East Helena to Dillon
In East Helena at the Martens Thomaron home on Riggs Street a wedding was held Saturday evening June 1 for Miss Frances Thompson and Julius Martens. The ceremony was at Rev. Harvey Raty’s home in Helena with Mrs. Jack Duke as matron of honor and Vernon Thompson as best man. The couple will reside in Dillon after a short honeymoon in Great Falls.
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Schrapph
Schropys
Riggs Street
Andy Mattaon
Manhattan
East Helena
Ira Maine
Juling Martens
Mrs Marton
Misa Gladys Nemecek
Jack Duke
Florence Manning
Vernon Thompson
Bosver Creek Teachers and Students Across Montana in Summer Plans
Bosver Creek Minnesota residents and local families are listed as teachers and students traveling for summer. Horcern will visit at the W. R. Milow home. Miss Sara Miles and Marjory Miles plan Missoula summer stays. Frank L. Houston Jr visits Deer Lodge. Dorothy Merz is at St. Peter's hospital. Kathleen Ashburner heads to Missoula for summer school. Andrew Mackinich and others recently earned physical education degrees from Montana State College and plan vacations.
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Bosver Creek
Minn
Horcern
W. R. Milow
Borchers
Sara Miles
Frank Fred Muport, Jr
Bozeman
Montana State College
Marjory Miles
Missoula
W. BR. Miles
Frank L. Houston, Jr
Deer Lodge
Frank L. Houston
Dorothy Merz
Mre
FM. Pyle
St. Peter's Hospital
Mies Dorfe Cutler
Ate
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Sass Ia
Japan
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Cordova
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Vancouver
B.C
Sam W. Mitchell
Secretary OF State
Bazemar
Helan
Ounta Yron
Taylor Taxi
Bill
Business College
Arail
Delicious Foods
Delicatessen
Maryland
East Helena News
East Helena Public School
Terrance Harvey
Doris Porten
Agnes Serenor
Legion
Mr. Stout
Ann Beniger
W R Totten
Grant Cory
Darlas Porten
Robert Keck
American Legion
Altar Society
J. E. Sebrappa
Sewing Club
A. W. Aukerman
St.an School
St. Ann's School
Alhambra
Joseph Kelin
J. E Sehramps
Hom
James Haslip
St. John's Hospital
Mise
Dolly Heyer
W. R. Totten
M. E. Aid
Aid
Wiliam Upman
Martin Calvin
Ladies’ Aid
Episcopal Guild
Augustus Kerby
St. Mary's Guild
W. Langhorne
Harvey Borchers
Wilson Brothers
Ee Beppe Sport
Eport
Fligelman
Capital Optical Parlor de. AG Macaifa Br. Wa
Balliesam
Bulta
Chas. J. Brady
Jackson St
Bireub
Lome
Esalir
Straub Mfg. Co
Lissner
Dairy Gold Creamery
Verdict
North Main Street
Ton
Fligerman's
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