Weather and crops in Montana update from regional forecast
The report outlines winter wheat conditions across Montana with 86 to 93 percent in various regions and a central average of 80 percent. The June 1 rye crop forecast is 1,218,000 bushels at 73 percent normal, down from 1,429,000 last month, with 1925 at 1.4 million and the 10 year average 1,021,000. Other crop reports to follow.
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Montana
Judith Basin
South Central District
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Montana Winter Wheat Crop Forecast Revised Upward
The June 1 forecast for Montana winter wheat shows 6,006,060 bushels expected, up from 5,988,000 a month earlier and well below the 1925 final tally of 2,828,000. State condition at June 1 stood at 7 percent of normal, far below last month and last year, implying a yield of about 15.4 bushels per acre under current conditions.
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Montana
Death of Old Guard Members Shocks Beaudette Community
A death last month at Beaudette reduced the number of remaining Old Guard members from the 1889 convention to about 15. Names listed include Joy in Portland, W. T. Ramsdall in Tuscon, I. E. Richards in Berkeley, Toole in San Francisco, and others across New York City, Washington, D. C., and Yakima. A large cross was mounted and burned in front of the home of former Attorney Philip S. Van Slyke, whose family was at home.
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Beaudette
Joy
Portland
Coh. Loud
W. T. Ramsdall
Tuscon
I. EE. Richards
Berkeley
Secant
Washington
D. C
Toole
San Francisco
Philipsburg
George Ea
York City
William T.roland
QO. S. Goddard
Bil- EF. Hanmond
Yakima
Truan
Great Falls
George Vn
Anaronday J. LE. Kawnesendi
W. NM. Bickoula
Formet
Philip S. Vanshe
Montana State Fair windshield stickers debut for 1926
The first issue of windshield stickers to advertise the Montana State Fair is off the press. They are available at the Helena Commercial Club and the State Fair office for boosters to place on cars or distribute. The 5 by 12 inch glass adhesive labels read Montana State Fair Helena Sept 6 11 1926 Another Fair Like We Used to Have in orange and deep goblet tones.
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Montana
W. W. Peterson
Independent Publishing Company
To Thine Own Self Be True Theme of Judge Lynch Speech
Judge Jerediah J. Lynch of Butte delivers Mount St. Charles college 16th commencement address on Christian education patriotism and moral duty. He lauds the church as a civilizational force, warns against bigotry, extols liberty, and urges graduates to live justly for country and God.
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Judge Lynch
Mount ST. Charles
Mount St. Charles College
Jerediah J. Lynch
Butte
Second Judicial District
Christ
Maculay
Britain
Rhine
Antioch
Mecca
New Zealand
London Bridge
St. Paul's
Aly
Elfere
Valley Forge
Morristown
Saratoga
Yorktown
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Hamilton
Henry
Carroll
Hancock
Central Parent-Teachers Association to Elect Officers
The annual meeting of the Central Parent-Teachers association will be held in the school auditorium Friday at 3 PM. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Miss Helena Henry, guardian of the Central Camp Fire Girls, will lead the program. A large attendance is requested.
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Central Parent-Teachers Association
Helena Henry
Realty transfers and a fatal drowning reported in Helena
Deed transfers show Ethel F McMasters to Jacob Opp for one dollar covering block 29 in Helena. United States Patent to George Chriea for portion of section 34, township 15, range 7 west. Sheriff’s sale notices list Libbie J Moulthrope v Beatty and Stockmen's Bank with details of land parcels. Greeley Colorado resident Swank 14 drowned after fainting and face down in a shallow irrigation ditch.
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Ethel F. McMasters
Helena
Jacob Opp
Helena Town Site
United States
George Chriea
Flesher
Libbie J. Moulthrope
John VW. Beatty
Stockmen's Bank and Andersons Hawkins Company
James M. Bates
Greeley, Colondna Swank
YM GA Elects Officers For New Year At Meeting
Officers and directors for three years were elected and reports given for the year ending June 1 1920 at the annual meeting. Jalin Kain was re elected president ALT Schultz vice president J T Barker treasurer Eugene Sinden recording secretary AW Brown named on board of directors. Members elected included J Scott Harrison Dr William Mr onentlaver Norman Willestine Mr Barker and David Smith. Financials show assets of 128954.01 and liabilities of 18920.77 with net assets 100932.54. Receipts totaled 33684. During the year bills of 4255.60 were paid and debt reduced by 10000. President Wain praised department heads. Waray recapped activities and noted membership reaches 742 with 250 boys and girls using the building weekly.
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Jali Kain
Alt. Schultz
J. T. Barker
Eugene Sinden
AW. Brown
J. Scott Harrison
William
Onentlaver
Norman
Resear
Kain Spenka
Wain
Sreerary Waray
Lengeh
Bedy
Boss Aid
Hawk
Rodeo Horse Dies After Pole Injury at Montana City Event
An injured rode horse at a Montana City rodeo was killed after a pole pierced its chest during the chaos. Bystanders shot the animal to end its suffering as spectators witnessed the distress and falls of riders.
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Montana City
Joe South
Ken
Smith
Senator Muffly 15 In Hospital For Hand Infection
State Senator Muffly remains in hospital after a hand infection from a rosive accident days earlier. The report covers religious activities, library maintenance, and a reading room with magazines and periodicals. Volunteer work and building improvements were discussed, with participation statistics for boys and girls, men and women across sports and physical programs.
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Senator Muffly
Multi
Rosliver
Wo AQ Moore
Alr
Thurion
Mr. Hart
Voleunteer
Afr. Barker
House
Schultz
Kohler
Open Air Concert by Helena High School Band
Helena High School band performs an open air concert in Hill Park this evening at welock. The event invites public attendance with a hat collection for the On to Denver fund. De Molay boys pass the hats wearing ribbons thanking contributors. donations are welcome but not required. Rainbow Girls add a $5 donation to the fund.
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Te Helena
Hill Park
Welock
Denver” Fund
de- Molay
Helena
Denver
Rainbow Girls
Gudger Family Plans Montana Summer Visit
Mrs Emmett Gudger daughter of Senator T J Walsh arrives in Helena to spend summer at Mrs C B Nolans on Lawrence Street with daughters Eller and Gloria. Senator Walsh expected in July with Mrs Nolan to visit the Walsh summer home on Lake McDonald for a few weeks. Commander Gudger and family to stay at Hampton Rhodes, likely two more years before possible foreign service.
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Emmett Gudger
United States
T. J. Walsh
Fan
Helena
Sumer
T. Nolan
Lawrence Etree
Gudger
United States Navy
Hampton Rhodes
Walsh
Lake McDonald
Senator Walsh
Montana
Foreign Service
Piano Pupils Appear In Recital Tonight
A piano recital will be given this evening in the Unitarian church by pupils of Mary S. Clark. The program includes solos duets and selections from second to advanced grades, showcasing local talent in a formal recital.
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Unitarian Church
Mary 5. Clark
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