Prizes for Dairy Slogan Contest Promoted by Montana
The state acts to boost dairy demand with a Eat More Dairy Products slogan contest offering $59 in prizes. Open to all, slogans must be 12 words or fewer and postmarked by the deadline to the Dairy Division in Helena. Judges named by the Department of Agriculture. ties split the prize.
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Firtw Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Dairy Division
State Capitol
Helena
J.E Erickson
Montana
Wooden money circulates in Chicago as souvenirs
Chicago June 9. Mayor James Y. Davis of Bucoda Washington arrived with wooden money. Chicagoans accepted the certificates printed by the Tenino Washington Chamber of Commerce if Davis paid bills with them. Denominations were 25 50 and 100 cents printed on shin strips. Many curious people bought them while a restaurant owner and a hotelier accepted them as payment.
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Chicago
James Y. Davis
Bucoda
Wash
Deaconess Head Resigns Over Poor Wealth and Health
Mira Rovatina Keckmince of the Montana Deaconess School resigns after a three year health-related absence. Trustees accept with regret. Miss Telen Piper named acting and eventual successor. Acting principal reports the year shows progress and no operating deficit despite many free-duty tasks. May Fartos and James W Scott elected to board. trustees attend commencement for the eighth grade.
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Mira Rovatina Keckmince
Montana Deaconess School
Vho Hing
Telen Piper
Beck
May © Fartos
James W Scott
Helena
Padlock actions seek nuisance abatement in Missoula area
Federal court padlock actions target seven premises in Missoula and Hamilton under the national prohibition act. Properties include 107 Main Street in Hamilton, 709 Fourth Street North in Hamilton, 67 West Front Street in Missoula, 241 West Main Street Missoula, 213 West Front Missoula, 22 North Second Street Star Apartments, and ranch near Missoula. Named owners include LEB Peterson Ora Bonding, BC Whaler, Charles M Porter, Helen P Jones, Eddie Joiner, Rens Pan, John Miller, Rosie Miller, Kate H McCormick estate, John Keagla Ed Kelly, John W Fraser Nelle Fraser, Marie Everett, and Union Building and Loan association.
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Missoula
Hamilton
A P Acher
U. & District Attorney
Mai Street
Leb Peterson
Ora Bonding
Fourth Street
B C Whaler
Charles’ M Porter
West Front Street
Helen P Jones
Eddie Joiner
Rens Pan
John Miller
Rosie Miller
Kate H McCormick
West Main Street
John Keagla
Ed Kelly
West Front
John Wand
Nelle Fraser
Marie Everett
Star Apartments
North Second Street
Union Building and Loan Association
Monaghan for Congress Club Forms in Butte Area
Priensas and political supporters of Joseph P Monaghan of Butte announced a meeting next Wednesday at Eddy Cabin at 8 p.m. to organize a Monaghan for Congress club in Lewis and Park counties. Officers will be named and plans laid to back his Democratic nomination bid in the first district. Monaghan, a former candidate who narrowly lost two years ago, is backed by local groups in Butte Anaconda Missoula and Bozeman and expects stronger support this year. Meanwhile Darla Ward of Winona Minnesota, a University of Minnesota co ed, wed George Allen of Haverington Montana after her final exam was delayed by the ceremony. Ralph J Canny urged adherence to exam rules.
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Priensis
Joseph P Monaghan
Butte
Congress
Eddy Cabin
Monaghan-for
Monaghan
Missoula
Atate
Righ Honore Cloha
Anaconder
Minsoula
Bozeman
Cord
Minneapalin
Darla Ward
Winona
Ming
University of
Hawthorne Eighth Grade Holds Graduation Program
Hawthorne school celebrates 8-A graduates 20 members completing requirements for high school next fall. George Watts reads prophecy using a television device. Douglas Dueringer and Bill Hunter wrote the Will. Minna Winestine presents gift to buy a motion picture machine. Earl Angle and Kathrine Johnson award Legion medals to top students Harry Keil Edith Tongren and Minna Winestine receive honors.
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Hawthorns School
Will
Betty Fallon
Dean Tuttle
Hazel O'Neal
Archie Bray
Lee Astrander
Geneva Robertson
Robert Quigley
Edith Tongren
Douglas Dneringer
Bill Hunter
Margaret Lyman
George Watts
LeRos Shaffer
Lucille Aagard
Ruth Gehrig
Howard O'Neal
Harry Kell
Minna Winestine
Borg Young
Jack Broderson
Douglas Dueringer
Sears
Hawthorne Republic
Bradley Reynolds
American Legion
Earl
Earl Angle
Katherine Johnson
Harry Keil
M D Rider
P J Dempsey
Legion Uerves
Record registration for state primaries indicated by reports
Registration for the primary election to be held statewide shows varied turnout across counties. Officials note 37997 late registrations in 14 reporting counties, with 220824 registrants in 1930 and 211450 in 1924. data details include precinct counts and county comparisons, plus Red Cross notes and a Washington report.
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Secretary of State
Montana
Broadwater
Dawson
Liberty Freeees
Lata Missoula
Powell
Tora
Ro Pearer
Washington
Pester
Helena
Gine
Neal
Red Cross
State Engineer Reports Hopeful Eastern Montana Farmers
State Engineer J. James says farmers in eastern Montana are hopeful and determined to fix the agricultural situation. After a week touring the east, he notes plans to develop ores, build homes, and expand irrigation via flood systems. Feed production is called the foundation for progress as towns form irrigation committees and test well pumping in Terry and surrounding areas.
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Montana
J. James
James
Terry
Pranie
Thera
Helena
Lewistown
Burke files petition for county auditor candidacy
Mag JonK J Burke files for reelection as county auditor in Clark County. She has served since January 1, 1925 and seeks the Democratic nomination in the July 17 primary. Burke offers a brief policy declaration and notes a record of efficient service to taxpayers.
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John H Burke Lenis
Clark County
J Duncan
Burkele
Hastine
Burke
Nomin
Hall
Frank Linguist 78 dies in Boulder area funeral set
Frank Linguist 78 of Clancy Montana died Thursday in Boulder after a long illness. Born in Sweden he immigrated to the United States as a youth and settled in Montana decades ago. He lived in Nolbart during its mining boom and served in the local fire department. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 PM Sunday at Jefferson City.
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Frank Linquist
Clancy
Montana
Boulder
Helena
Linguist
Sweden
United States
Nolbart
Fire Department
Jefferson City
Mrs Ransom Confesses To Plot To Extort
Long Head Calif June 9 Mrs Eloise Hango at a preliminary hearing confessed an attempted extortion of 2000 dollars from the wife of Rear Admiral David F Sellers. She was held for trial in superior court. She exonerated her father hand Paul chauffeur for Admiral Sellers from complicity and charges against him were dismissed.
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Long Head
Calif
Mra
Eloise Hango
David F Sellers
Fittahand
Paul
Sellers
VIEW OF Y CHINE ON PROWMITION BEE ARENDUM
London June 9 A nationwide reconsideration of prohibition amid U S politics favored by John R Mot t president of the YoM A Alliance and International Missionary council He supported not repealing prohibition but weighing options The M G A leader would attend Portland Cree go r lack of details and misread text note: obfuscated names and errors in the source limit clarity
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London
United States
John Ro Mott
Yom
Alliance and International Missionary Council
M.G. A
Fmn
Portland
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Mag. Jonk J. Burke
Frank Linguist
Allen Electric
Currah
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