Northwest Weather and Local Notices Mixed Details
A chaotic clipping describes weather patterns in the Northwest with references to area pressures and conditions, plus multiple local items. It lists names and phone numbers for services and businesses, notes a water main break on Edwards Street near Eddy Bakery, and mentions court actions, bankruptcies, and public notices. The piece references St Peters, the University, and various individuals such as Dr. Owen and W S Ewing, with scattered addresses and local ads.
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Edwarde Street
Eddy Bakery
Park Avenue
Ines
Electric chair executions at Eddyville prison shock voters
Eddyville Ky June 13 two white inmates Ballard and Edmonds plus three others were executed in the electric chair as reprieves for two more convicts were delayed by last minute clemency orders from Gov Flam Dhamp.
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Eddyville
Ballard FR
Ratelitts
White
Richard Edmonds
Radyville
Hera Werly
Flam D.hampsoon
John
Jamal Grigeby
Edmonds
Ville
Lloyd Williams
BR Romplolé Aurpriee
Abl
Arlend
Co operative Plan Of Handling Wool Stimulates Price
The new wool marketing plan backed by the Farm Board aims to give Montana producers greater market influence as world wool prices rise. With nearly 7,000,000 pounds pledged locally and about 35,000,000 pounds signed nationally, the cooperative seeks to move most of the current Montana clip through its channels. The plan targets securing roughly 150,000,000 pounds of wool for the first year, led by Andrew Littlest Emmett Idaho’s largest operator. World market optimism and anticipated domestic gains could reflect in prices soon, as growers watch for improved settlements and stronger value from the cooperative system.
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National Wool Marketing Corporation
Damortle
Federal Farm Board
Montana
Murray B. Stobbina
Montana Woal Growers’ Association
Co-Operative
Stebbing Reports
Draper & Go
Salex
Southwestern
Idaho
Andrew Littla
J. Thouson
Mactional
Fnrecasia
Altone Poly
Stebbins
Stebblie
Jury Excused Until June 17 As Docket Cleared
The district court calendar for Judge A J Morsky’s term was cleared until June 17 after disposal of two actions yesterday The jury center was excused by court order The case involving Rinzo Ogata was dismissed on its merits by stipulation Attorneys Sharman W Smith for the plaintiff and W Mottlur for the defendant represented the stipulation The suit sought judgment on counts owed by the defendant Settlement of the suit by Jao J Altiman and Joseph Okar against Dartmouth Land Company to quiet title to several mines included a stipulation withdrawing the defendant’s answer and entering a default judgment for the plaintiffs No judgment for costs against the defendant company was to be entered Attorneys A P Heywood for the plaintiffs and J A Me Donough for the defendant Many other cases set for trial were dismissed or continued to the next term Only seven cases remain to be heard Masonic Notices Retena Lasige No 9 AF&A M will meet Friday June 18 1000 at 1 30 p m in a special communication Work in Thint Pogree All Masters invited to attend
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District Court
A. J. Morsky
Canimareint Servica Company
N. Rinzo Ogata
Nth
Sharman W. Smith
W. Mottlur
Jao J. Altiman
Joseph Okar
Dartmouth Land Company
Tha
Coat
A. P. Heywood
J. A. Mee. Donough
Funeral service for Gertrude Travia at Conrad Funeral Home
All Naighborn are requested to attend the trimrat of our late neighbor Gertrude Travia at Opp and Conradie funeral home at 2:20 Saturday. Jobeprine Cop Clerk.
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Gertrude Travia
Opp
Conrade
Montana Farm Labor Commands High Pay Across Nation
Montana farm laborers in October 1929 earned an average $9.08 per day with board and $3.80 without, the rate division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture reports. Only Connecticut paid more with board, and a few states exceeded Montana without board. Montana’s monthly wage with board surpassed the national average of $1.92 per day. without board the average was $2.46, with Idaho, Utah, California and Nevada ahead in monthly totals. South Carolina posted the lowest daily rate without board at $1.24 and with board at $1.98.
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Montana
Union
north-Allande
United States Department of Agriculture
Connecticut
Theda Ysland
New York
Massachusetts
Montanant
Idaho
Utah
California
Nevada
Massaclugettn
Mhods Island
Workington
South Carolina
Iast
Sinao
Flag Day Observance Promoted by American Legion Auxiliary
A citywide Flag Day display and public observance are planned in Helena on June 15. A committee from the American Legion Auxiliary organized efforts to teach loyalty and Americanism, urging citizens to display the flag prominently and reflect on its meaning. Notable remarks from Alvin M. Owsley emphasize respect for Old Glory and the flag's symbolism as a beacon of liberty and hope for future generations.
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Helena
Almertown
American Legion Auxiliary
Wasen
America
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
National Airways launches double service amid new plane
National Airways begins a double daily schedule starting Sunday between Salt Lake City and Fallon using a newly acquired Kokiter Super-Universal from the Fokker line. Pilot Wollenbeek, who flew in from Chicago, praised the aircraft after inspection, noting its smoother operation. The carrier expands its fleet with four Fokker Super-Universals and several Stearman and Warner-powered models as night routes extend to the southern Tina region.
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Nvan
Itank
Hollonebeckwilot
Woodward Field
Salt Lake City
Chiuago Hyangh
Yne Fokker Company
Serviee
Hulte
Falla
Wollenbeek
Chicaxe
Wasp Motora
Nh. P. Warner
Stearman
Tina
Berg Announces Re election Bid For Office In Gordner
Incumbent county official filed for re election yesterday at the county clerk and recorder office on the Republican ticket. Berg, city resident and current officeholder, seeks a third term with his record as motive for voters. James Mt Flinn runs on the Democratic ticket. The piece also includes a patriotic interlude praising Old Glory and national unity.
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Navid TV
Berg
Itekret
Berg Ia
Yente
Ite
Fle
James Mt. Flinn
Ie Funning
Helena Girl Has Part in Dillon Normal Program
Dillon Juny 42 The Montana State Normal college spring quarter commence exercises tomorrow morning with Chancellor M A Brannon to award diplomas to five graduates Judge Lyman Bennett will deliver the commencement address Acting President Leo Light will present the candidates A musical program by college audients and the junior senior recital lead campus events The central class play was presented last night by Miss Myrtle Savidue and others with the Dion Wind and String orchestra directed by Tin McFadden
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Campua
Cenlar Claws
Siilin
Wealleyed Fike Loin Cutler Pound Advert
Local ad lists meat prices and shop names with 30c loin cut and 40c bib chops. Sparse readable items show a Pound pricing pattern and fragmented product names in a small print advertisement.
Motor Bus Plums Heard For Polson Dam Route
The R R Board will hear many applicants for permits to operate a motor bus and freight service between Polson and the dam site. Hearings start at 5 this morning and are expected to occupy little time. Many locals seek the route, believing the service will be profitable.
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R. R. Board
Polson-Dam
Betwee Polson
Propose
Fiom Lo
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Onnani Conrad
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Typlin Cash Store
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Din Montana Powne' Company
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