New Wheat Comes In Test Of Aid Act NEA
Wheat prospects rise as co operative plans aim to boost farmer income and markets. Wheat volume for 1930 projected at 200,900,000 bushels with co operatives consolidating under unified leadership to cut handling costs and direct sales to domestic and world markets. Wheat prices on the Chicago board ranged from 1 084 to 141 a bushel for July September and December deliveries amid continuing policy debate. President Hoover backs Farm Board work and re appointment of Legge and Tenpum amid opposition from grain interests and Northwest leaders.
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Tommanta
Raguet Hoon
Pricat
Chicago Board of Trade
National Grin Corporation
Co-Operative
Ile
Ipeak
BO Wasingloo
Honvar
Federal Farm Board
Senata
Maminationa
Chairman Legge
Chicaga
CG. Tenpun
Caleifornia
Legge
Faro
Era
Northwest
Chamber of Comomerce
United States
Five Unveiled in Canada Peace Monument Ceremony
A Canada Ottawa ceremony unveiled five figures at the peace tower of Parliament as Senator Robinson urged harmony between Argentina and Chile. Attendees included Premier King and officials from Ontario and Mexico. The event followed Washington discussions on US UK Japan naval pact and a separate bill authorizing $20,000 to build a village near Hike, Nevada.
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Washington
MedConzie King
Ottawa
George B. Ileary
Howard Farquaon
Ontario
Mexico
Cubs
Robinson
Argentine
Chile
Canada
United States
London
Great, Britain
Japan
Indiana
Hike
Nev
House
Senate
City Water and
Senor Systems
Federation session debates world court and prohibition issue
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial session in Denver on June 12 44 discussions centered on the commercialization of the federation by the motion picture industry and adoption of reports on the world court and law enforcement. Prohibition and prison reform topics prompted vigorous debate as resolutions were debated and committees reported for tomorrow's session.
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Denver
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Mrg
Ambrose
Pittsburgh
Worm Loury
Ben Hooper
Oshkyah
Wis
Department of International Relations
Fred Bris
Philadelphia
Gojert
Washington
Ant
Galleva
Bhe
Tha State Department
Eric
Tha
Earliar
Tha Tre
John C Urquhart
Lee An-gelew
Division of
Law Enforcement
CRUE
Rota
Registration for Camp Fire Girls Camps Open
Registration 15 on for Camp Fire Girls as Helena prepares the annual camp at Camp Vigilante on Trout Creek Thursday June 18. Mothers and girls urge return applicants to submit blanks today and tomorrow to ensure space. Report Saturday at 1 20 PM for throat cultures at the courthouse. Lee details show Camp Fire leader Miss Loretta Solomon of Anaconda will head the council. courses cost a small sum to cover materials and tents, with limited enrollment per girl.
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Girla
Helena
Porsthia
Laos
Russell Swencingén
Saturdag
Arthur Jordan
Mike Loretta Solomon
Mise Larata
Han
Anaconde
Alan
Tahepta
Butte
Bountiful Rains Benefit Northeast Counties in June
Plentywood notes heavy rainfall from the previous Sunday soaking the ground, with cooler conditions and strong northwest winds earlier in January. The weekend precipitation reached 0.79 inches locally, rising to at least two inches in scattered showers across the county, and torrential rain affected Raymond territory and areas south toward Ante Tope to Homantead.
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Plentywood
Jantwank
Cinto
Raymond
Ante- Tope
Homantead
Ha West
Salvation for burning ship closes in portside blaze
Report details a fire raging along the port side of the ship the blaze under control after about thirty minutes. Officers dispute messages sent and a captain admits to altering calls while the Tampa Gloucester and Fairfax figures are noted as distance and timing of the incident.
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Gunekin
Lyon
Geenekin
Genskin
Gloucester
Radio Merino Corporation
Chatham
Tampa
Gapt Lyons
Ifa Genekin
Fairfax
Chelsea
State Supreme Court Split in $50,000 Damage Suit Involving Railroad
The state high court affirmed a Billings district court decision denying recovery in a $50,000 damage suit against the Northern Pacific railroad. A majority held the plaintiff contributory negligent for crossing a second track after a westbound train passed, while dissenters argued the jury should decide negligence. The case featured testimony on wreck details and a fatal September 1928 collision near Billings.
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State Supreme Court
Railroad Co
Alo Taw
Billings
Oateto
Harty Run
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Billings District Court
Supreme Court
Callaway
Galen
Matthewa
Ford
Angsiman
Starry Tan Wan
Train
Ifo
Lily
Dr Beal Has Answer to President Hoover Visit Plan
A garbled notice indicates Dr W le Boul recited a plan for a presidential visit to Mount Hagen Duda ranch during Hoover's vacation. A White House reply confirms receipt of telegrams and letters urging a quicker vacation segment between Glacier and Yellowstone. The letter thanks the sender and notes plans will be considered when arranging the trip.
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Ansconda
W. le Boul Han
Hoover
Mount Hagain Duda
White House
Boul Taay
Glacier
Yellowstone
Bash
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief
An elderly advertorial notes tender aching swollen feet and promotes Moone's Emerald Oil from Parcen Drug Company as a fast acting antiseptic blend. It claims a flat application provides relief after short treatments and promises complete satisfaction or money back, stressing stain free and penetrating action.
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Parcen Drug Company
Kel
Moone
Moona
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Mother
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Mona
Sorth Carolina
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Joseph Grito
Brooke
Lowery
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Uni Sistel
Frookd
Victoria Tower
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Richnan
McQonker Emerald
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Sousa
Tee
Site Ae Mint and Colartpl
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