New Corporation Plans Mining Milling in state
The Clough and Stows Syndicate Incorporated filed for Mn articles yesterday in the secretary of state office and will engage in mining milling and amelting in the state. Capitalized at 60000 with 60000 shares at 1 each, three shares subscribed. Franklin Land Corporation of Los Angeles filed a statement with headquarters at Butte, capital 1000000 with 1000000 shares at 10 each, three shares subscribed. It is engaged in lending money and dealing in realty.
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Clough and Stows Syndicate, Incorporated
W. Harmon
Ainte
Aloa
Franklin Land Corporation
Los Angeles
Butte
I T
Fines For Violations Of Game And Fish Laws Totaling 90
George Simera of Theéaxant Valley in Flathead County was fined 26 and court costs for deer killing during close season. Deputy wardens arrested Atmore near Lynchlake on June 6. Otto Fisher, arrested in Butte, was fined 25 after conviction for fishing without a license. The report notes the first electric traction system in the United States at Folsom California powering Sacramento.
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George Simera
Theéaxant Valley
Flathead County
Kaullapol
Atmore
A. A. Claire
Lynchlake
Otto Fisher
Butte
United States
Folsom
California
Sacramento
Camp Fire Girls Begin Blistering for Summer Camp
Helena area Camp Fire girls and non members may register for a two week to full two week session starting Thursday June 19 at Trout Creek York road site 27 miles from Helena. Fee is 7 dollars per week for Camp Fire girls and 8 dollars per week for non members with a 2 dollar application fee due by June 15. Health certificates throat cultures will be required and uniforms suggested. Only room for 40 girls with early applicants given preference.
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Cownell
Etare
Y.W. GA
East Helena
Frank Houston
Past Helens
Helena
Hest Helena
Troutcreek
York Road
Arthur Jordan
Thia
Airis
Helena W G T U discusses Canadian liquor system
Helena W G T U held a meeting at Mrs Alderson’s home to discuss government control of liquor in Canada. Mrs Hompart read on windmill traffic, noting 1955 liquor outlets with 807 bars government controlled and 400 liquor licenses privately run. Also mentions next meeting at Waplint church and Washington news on the Federal Power Commission reorganization sent to conference. Hoover supports the bill.
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Helena W. CT
Canada
Saskatchewan
Waplint
Bompart
Mra
Fairhett
Srs
Alderson
Wrahhington
Couzone
Federal Power Commission
Hreen Cabinat Mumbeta
Gant
Senate
House
Hoover
Presbyterian meeting in Cincinnati reports on church union
Tey D A Macbean field secretary of the Presbyterian church in Montana attended the church’s general assembly in Cincinnati Ohio and reported on major business including steps toward union with United Presbyterian and Reformed denominations, support for Protestant causes, world peace efforts, education, and equal rights for women in ordination. The assembly adopted a strong stance against war traffic and endorsed broader church education while continuing the marriage and divorce commission. Dr Henry Buck Master of Philadelphia was named to chair the Christian education committee. The assembly praised Dr Mgaler for his decade as general secretary. In Heston June 14 Nathaniel W Wheeler was ordered sent to Baltimore to face charges of defrauding women. Wheeler was arrested after a warrant in a Tren ton hotel.
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D. A. Macbean
Presbyterian Church In
Montana
General Assembly of the
Cincinnati
Ohio
United Presbyterian
Ue Butelt
Presbyterian Church
Eldary
Buck
Henry Buck Master
Villadelphia
Jough Thomson Kerr
Pittsburgh
Mgaler
Board of
Pearson
Heston
Nathanial W. Wheeler
Baltimore
United States
Edwin
Jenny Wheeler
Trenton
Helena Library Extends Vacation Loan Privilege
The Helena Public Library announced a six week vacation loan extension for vacationing residents. Borrowers may request extended time on a card and must specify vacation status to avoid fines if the return date is exceeded. Beginning next Sunday the library hours shift to 1 to 8 pm and a summer reading session closes at 5 pm.
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Helena
Jt Wan
Ubrarian
Haure Ara
Mount St Charles College Yearbook Publishes Pioneer Retrospective
Mount St Charles college seniors finalize The Pioneer yearbook, a retrospective from 29 years of campus life. Editors John B. Kapp Edward Moran George B. Gerner and Edgar J. Baum spearhead the project, with publication anticipated this May and distribution to subscribers by July 1.
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Mount St. Charien College
Mev
Thay
Sentore
Han Bs
John B. Kapp
Edward Moran
George B. Gerner
Edgar J. Baum
Alla
Tnada
Arthur Peters
Mount St. Charles College
first Democratic candidate for legislature from East Helena
D T O Briea, longtime East Helena city council member and sheepman, filed to seek the Democratic nomination for state representative. He urged economy in government and said state expenditures have risen beyond the state’s value standards. He has long been a Lewis and Clark County resident and former East Helena State Bank director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. O'Briea
East Helena
Pele Martes
O'Briea
O'Shea
Lewis and Clark County
Yourrang
East Helene
East Helen
O'Shem
Ford Car Emphasizes Sound Design and Materials Quality
The advertisement extols Ford cars for sound design, high quality materials, and precise manufacturing. It highlights steel forgings, enclosed four wheel brakes, aluminum pistons, chrome silicon valves, Triplex glass windshield, and other components, noting the policy of using the best parts at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Hondaille
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J. F. Clifford
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Weggenman Market
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Hell
Realaene
Oe Travel
West Coast
Funtwee
G. W. Nickerson
Eighth Avenue
Betena, Mont
Tessrance Co
Portlans
Oricon
Americas
SSS
Newspapre
Helena W. G. T. U
Power Commission
Milean
His
Sa“cunda
Adirondacks
ST. Charles
Bell System
Armour and
Koudter
Pherion
AML
Peter Feeb
Beotratt
Paw
Universel Credit Company
PRI
Fonp Motor Company
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