Phillips county soil map urges targeted cultivation
Malta, June 10. Phillips county soil map, received by County Agent H. L. Lantz, shows ranges from bad lands to prime farmland. Lantz urges abandoning poorer soils for now while focusing on the most productive land, cautions against scrambling scrub acres, and advises farmers to cultivate crops suited to their land with diversification and safety factors. The study is hailed as highly useful for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Phillips County
H. L. Lantz
Lewis
Lantz
Mr. Lantz
Plapper Creates Scene on Avenue and Receives Scolding
On Montana avenue Sunday afternoon traffic paused as a crowd watched two anxious parents coax their fledgling daughter back from a curbing edge near the Commercial hotel. Police and bystanders offered calm guidance while two young women helped steer the bird to safety behind the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana
Fish Planted Three Years Ago Show Up
Wolf Point June 10. Three years ago R. L. Stephens and J. B. Switzer planted 14 000 young trout in Wolf creek 2000 in the reservoir and 4000 in Tulle creek. A local boy brought a one and a half pound trout to Stephens proving the effort’s success. Judge Charles Gordon notified the state fish and game department and a shipment of young fish may be sent from Great Falls to Wolf Point about Aug 1 if locals desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
R. L. Stephens
J. B. Switzer
Wolf Creek
Tulle Creek
Stephens
Switzer
Charles Gordon
State Fish and Game Department
Great Falls
Hill County Farmers Plan Picnic at Fort Havre
June 10 the Till County Marketing association hosts its annual livestock marketing picnic at Fort Assiniboine on June 13. The committee promises speakers of national import on economic conditions, a basket lunch at noon, athletic events, music, an Experiment Station inspection, ball games, and a dance with ice cream and lemonade served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Till County Marketing Association
Fort Assinniboine
North Montana Experiment Station
Woman Finds Her Stolen Car Burned Near Roadside
Billings Montana June 10 a car stolen from Mrs Caroline Kortzeborn Saturday evening was found nearly destroyed by fire about ten miles from Billings on the Roundup road Sunday. The Stu debaker sedan driven off the road up against a ditch bank. Fire start unknown. Passers-by noted the car around 10 Sunday morning but report reached Billings later. Deputy Sheriff W C Ward said the frame was totally destroyed and some parts had been removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Caroline Kortzeborn
Studebaker
Talen
W. C. Ward
Oregon Licenses Drove Him Out of State Back Home
A former Red Lodge miner recalls moving to Port Orford Oregon to truck a Ford, then returning to Red Lodge after paying numerous licenses and bonds. He describes paying 43.50, 10, 50 in bonds, and extra driver and chauffeur licenses, only to lose his licenses to the public service commission and head back to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Butte
Red Lodge
Port Orford
Qre
Public Service Commission
Commission
Montana
Two Doors Locating a Missing Actor
In Great Falls on June 10 liquor charges against Pat Stevens arose from a raid at 123 First Avenue South. Stevens was arrested during a search for Joe Whitehead, a vaudevillian who vanished while playing at a local theater. Sheriff Norton and Deputy Holland found the intoxicated comedian after breaking through two doors. a small liquor quantity was seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Pat Stevens
First Avenue South
Justice of the Peace
C. A
Norton
South Side
Mike Holland
Stevens
Somers Girl Injured in Auto Collision
A head on crash near Ball's crossing south of Kalispell seriously injured Miss Lucile Moore of Somers who was thrown through the windshield. Drivers C W Young of Kalispell and Caesar Tonerio of Somers faced reckless driving charges with Tonerio being arrested and later pleading not guilty in justice court, bound to $300 for a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Ball's Crossing
Lucile Moore
Somers
C. W. Young
Caesar Tonerio
Headon
Young
Polson
Tonerio
Justice Court
Cascade County farmer killed by lightning near Power
John Dunbar, 45, a Cascade County farmer living half a mile east of Power, was struck by lightning while plowing his field on Tuesday afternoon and died instantly. Two of his four horses were killed by the bolt as the storm moved past with little notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunbar
Ringling Man Injured In Ditching Car Crash
Oscar A Johnson of Ringling was badly hurt when his car was hit by a speeding auto near West End station on the Northern Pacific road. His four daughters, ages 12 to 21, escaped injury. the other driver fled but returned. Police fear spine injury. daughters may return to Ringling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Oscar A. Johnson
Ringling
Livingston
West End
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington Automobile
Johnson
Albert
State College
Washington
Pardon Petition Awaited for Disabled World War Veteran
Dillon June 10 Word from Clerk of the Court Fred Rife states that the state board of pardons at Helena will consider O D B Russell’s petition at a June 23 meeting. Russell, a world war veteran who lost an arm in France, was convicted of a statutory crime last August and sentenced to two to four years. The supreme court recently upheld the tower court, and a governor’s pardon petition with many signers was sent. His Deer Lodge confinement order was temporarily suspended pending the board’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Fred Rife
State Board of Pardons
Helena
O. DB
Russell
Supreme Court
Tower Court
France
Deer Lodge
Board of Pardons
Outbreak of Hoppers in Hill County Not Serious Says Duncan
Havre June 10 The hopper scare in southern Hill county should not alarm residents says County Agent E B Duncan The county has ample poison materials and will sell them at cost to farmers Outbreaks are local covering few sections requiring farmer cooperation and a united community effort to control the pest situation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Hill County
E. B. Duncan
W C T U Meeting in Belgrade Highlights Flower Mission
The regular Belgrade W C T U meeting at Mrs. Art Knadler’s home featured a program led by Mrs. Will Hough including Fiano solos by Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Oberg a history of the Flower Mission readings by several members and a story by Miss Etta Hall. Hostesses served refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Art Knadler
Dutra
Will Hough
Fiano
Moore
Oberg
The
Flower Mission
Hough
Knadler
Clark
Deaconess Hospital
Otto Knut
Joe Gowin
Barham
Missouri
George Reinig
George Barclay
Livingston
Arrows for Big Game in British East Africa
London author Londo Stewart White and Dr T Saxon Pope plan a hunting expedition in British East Africa using bows and arrows to pursue large game. The adventure aims to test traditional equipment in a modern safari setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londo
Tewart White
T. Saxon Pope
British East Africa
Indians Leave Great Falls For Rocky Boy Reservation
Great Falls ends a long chapter as Rocky Boy's tribe departs the city in 60s of fatigue. Most families relocate to the reservation near Box Elder in Hill County with only four families remaining employed and ready to work. Children are sent north for schooling, while Chinook beet fields see some workers. Superintendent John D. Keely notes 25 percent more cultivated acreage at the Rocky Boy agency as tribes move to resettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Box Elder
Hill
Chinook
John D.keely
Rocky Boy Agency
Harriet ‘Carrier
the Red Cross
Rocky Boy
Augusta
Lewis and Clark and
Teton
Boys Making Good Since They Left Industrial School
Butte reports 21 of 23 paroled boys from Miles City Industrial School are employed and thriving. Superintendent A C Dorr, visiting Anaconda, notes only two failed to stay on track, while 35 Butte youths attend the state school and 135 boys there constitute about a quarter of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Miles City
A. C. Dorr
Anatonda
David O’connor
Silver Bow
Townsend News report on town baseball defeat and local visits
East Helena was defeated by Townsend 9 to 0 in a slow game. Brisbin pitched for Townsend with Plays for East Helena. Several townspeople and visitors were noted, including Mr and Mrs George Tennyson, Miss Francis Carson, Mrs F Bishop, Miss Josephine Connors, and others traveling to or from Helena and Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
East Helena
Brisbin
Trving Goldberg
Helena
George Munding
Morris
Carter Babcock
Clyde
Troutman
George Brown
Francis Carson
Missoula
F. Bishop
Emile Sullivan
Livingston
Josephine Connors
George Tennyson
A. S. Davidson
Spokane
Sophia Littlefield
Freeman
Anna McClure
Widow Clark resigns as executrix of Clark estate
Anna E. Clark widow of former Montana senator W A Clark resigned today as executrix of her husband’s estate. Her action, accepted by Silver Bow district court, cites lack of business training. Four other executors remain: Charles W. Clark William A. Clark Jr Mary C De Brabant and Katherine C Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anna E. Clark
W. A. Clark
Montana
District Court For
Silver Bow County
Columbus High Girl Wins State Good Roads Essay
Miss Beatrice Hoffman, a Columbus High sophomore, won Montana’s state Good Roads essay contest judged by Prof. H. G. Merriam of Montana State University. Daughter of Joseph Hoffman of Reed Point, she is part of Stillwater county’s legislative representation. This marks the second straight year a Columbus student has claimed state top honors in the national Firestone scholarship contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. G. Merriam
Montana State University
Beatrice Hoffman
Montana
Hoffman
Joseph Hoffman
Reed Point
Stillwater
United States
H. §. Firestone
Cecetia Grant
Jury Condemns Man Who Withheld Help for Drowning Boy
Seattle June 10 A coroner jury held Schrader of Elmwood Manitoba negligently responsible for the death of 13 year old Robert Beck after he refused the use of his boat to aid the drowning boy in the Red River The mother pleaded for help and Schrader allegedly said the boys were warned to stay away from the river and that he did not care if they drowned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Associated Press
George Schrader
Elmwood
Manitoba
Robert Beck
Red River
Schrader
DIL Company Officers Travel in Luxury by Airplane
The Standard Oil company of Indiana orders a large all metal passenger and freight airplane to test aerial transport across 10 states. Officials will use it for trips between offices and plants and to move company mail and express matter. The aircraft seats six, is electrically lighted and heated by exhaust, and uses a muffled 400 horsepower Liberty engine to avoid conversation interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Standard Qi
Indiana
Atria
Tuxedo Ensemble Lifts Straight Lines and Small Roll Collars
Tuxedo coats that hang very straight and feature small roll collars are favored for ensemble costumes, offering a clean silhouette and cohesive look for coordinated attire.
Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle Answer Revealed
A puzzle page review notes the solution to yesterday's crossword, listing horizontal and vertical clues including five letter terms, note scales, and common words. The item references various word lengths, obscure terms, and cultural hints, concluding with the posted solution.
Wisdom 10 Welcomes Jardine Visit to Montana
In Butte on June 10 plans proceed for entertaining former neighbor and Secretary of Agriculture Jardine in the Big Hole. Senator F A Hazelbaker of Dillon chairs the arrangements with a June 28 arrival expected. The celebration features an escort, brass bands, barbecue, rodeo, and hopes for a buckaroo contest on July 4 in the Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Jardine
Montana
Big Hole
Secretary of Agriculture
Dillon
Wisdom
F. A. Hazelbaker
Ditlon
Hazelbaker
Dakotas
Wisconsin Senate rejects repeal move for eighteenth amendment
Madison Wisconsin June 10 the state senate refused to concur in an assembly resolution urging Congress to call a constitutional convention to repeal the eighteenth amendment. The action ends the measure in Wisconsin amid ongoing national talks on repealing the federal prohibition amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Congress
Government offers land on Indian Reservation sale notice
Washington June 10 sale by public auction of fifteen thousand eight hundred ninety acres of land in the former Coeur d Alene Indian reservation in Idaho authorized today by the secretary of the interior. The sale will be held at Coeur d Alene on October 5 in tracts from ninety to one hundred sixty acres. Any coal or oil deposits found will be reserved by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Secretary of the Interior
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plapper
Hill_County
Fort
Cascade County
Jin Hill County
Duncan
Belgrade News
Townsend News
Widow
Gertrude Williams
Samuel Friedman
DIL Company
Jose Color
Holy Land
Cairo
India
Banff and Lake Louise
Second Ave
H. OM. Tain
Canadian Pacific
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Duluth
Superior
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
California
Glacier National Park
Garrity City
Facet
Mont
L. B. Woods
Montene
Great Northern By
New Oriental Limited
North Coast Limited
America
Seattle-Tacoma
Duluth-Superior
New York
Richard
Plecer
Heleus, Mont
Nears
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!