Northwest Weather Sketches From City Briefs
CITY BRIEFS describe Saturday fairs in Meolana with warmer north central readings, list temperatures from Helena to Seattle, note northwest weather with high pressure and clouds, mention light rain and thunder in parts of Alberta and eastern Montana, and provide miscellaneous local notices including arrests, court actions, and businessads.
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Hmalena
Alayre
Awelena
Kelisrell
Mules City
Boles
I Casserra
Los Anceler
Portland
Vareaseny
St. Paul-Minneapolla
East Lake City
Montana
Enlispell
Miles City
Benny
Lynn R. Challoner
Northern Pacific
Federal aid to Montana schools rises with Smith-Hughes funds
State and federal support for Montana agriculture home economic and trade programs grew over the prior year. Smith-Hughes recipients totaled 31 schools with grants of 25 045.82 from federal sources and 5 012.28 from state funds. Additional programs received hundreds to thousands in aid, with federal totals at 36 037.14 and state aid at 9 702.49. Card of thanks follows.
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Montana
Steater
State Department of Education
Army officers set for inspection tour at Camp Erickson
Four United States Army officers will visit Camp Erickson during two weeks of National Guard training. Major Thomas says Col C S Lincoln will arrive June 15, Col J M Coffin June 16-17 to inspect medical units, Gen William G Everson arrives June 25 for main inspection and Governor's Day, Col R W Colling arrives June 21 for a two day inspection. Public is invited to visit the camp and attend Governor's Day awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Camp Erickson
United States Army
Joseph C. Thomas
Aenior
Montana
William G. Everson
Militia Bureau
Washington, D. C
Camp Murray
Washington
R. W. Colling
C. 8. Lincoln
9Th Corps
San Francisco
J. M. Coffin
Medical Corps
Thomas
Smallest Curtiss Junior Airplane Shown at Butte
W G Ferguson traffic manager National Parks Airways returned to Butte from Helena to witness the Curtiss-Wright Junior demonstration. A similar plane will join Butte Aircraft Co. for student instruction. The single engine craft weighs 975 pounds fully loaded and can take off in 140 feet, climbs 600 feet per minute, speeds 30 to 70 mph with 200 mile range and two gallons per hour fuel burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ferguson
National Parks Airways
Butte
Helena
Curtiss-Wright, Aircraft ¢ Company
Aubrey Kelf
St. Louie
Butte Aircraft Company
Curtiss Junior
Denver
Bert Mooney
St. Louis
Death of Clara Boone in Jefferson County tragedy
The funeral for Clara Boone, wife of Intelen Hines Boone, took place at Opp and Conrad chapel with Rev. David J. Donnan officiating. A large Jefferson County and East Helena crowd attended as the casket lay adorned with flowers and pallbearers from family acquaintances. Police reported no stated motive beyond despondency, noting a final note to her sister reading Good by.
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Clara Boone
Intelen Hines Boone
Boone
John Brack
McClellan Eresk
Opp
Conrad
David J. Donnan
Presbyterian Church
Jefferson County
East Helena
Forestvale
Mra. Hoone
Mra
Babs
Walla
Helena schools report high attendance and steady enrollment
Average daily attendance in Helena public schools reached 97.4 percent for the year, with the high school at 97.9 percent. Total enrollment was 2,282, down from 2,341 last year. Miss Stephanie Umm resigns from German and Latin instruction at the high school. summer pair work and routine matters discussed. next meeting set for June 30 with one absence.
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Helena
R. O. Eyana
Board of Trustees
Stephanie Umm
Imeh
Joseph Chivers
Prison term cut by Board of Pardons
On Gov J E Erickson recommendation the state board of pardons commuted Oscar Jorgenson's three year burglary sentence in Yellowatone County to two years making him eligible for parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Erickson
State Board of Pardons Yesterdey
Oscar Jorgenson
Jorgenson
District Court
Yellowatone County
Agricultural leaders return to Helena after February session
Agricultural chiefs Thrailkill and Stafford returned to Helena from Hutto where they met with eight state dealers and producers to explain and implement the new egg grading law from the 1931 legislature. The group adopted the US standard and the US tolerances. all Montana eggs will be graded after July 1 and candling certificates must appear on each case. Enforcement will be gradual as the law takes effect.
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Bof. Throwihill
Ebief
Dairy
A. HL. Stafford
Agriculture, Labor, and Industry
Halon
Hutto
Stafford
Creamery
Garde Wood
Stacey Aires
Butte
Retail Pro
O. L. Brockman
Helena
al Prafford
Charles Marchant
B. Quinn
Missoula
RC. Plumley
Alberton
H. F. Nelson
Willow Creek
Agriculture Department
Thraikil
United States
Montana
Candler
Thrailkill
Ega
All Department
Two Informulations for Helena Women in Federal Court
Helena residents Pearl Cole and Helen Daugherty were named as defendants in two information filings in federal court. The charges allege violations of the National Prohibition Act. Additional defendants from Bozeman and Springdale appear in the records. Officials note preparatory work continues to familiarize all with the egg law and penalties will apply to violators.
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Helens
the Clark
Savan
Bozeman
Springdale
Park County
Pearl Cole
South State Street
Helen Daugherty
South Warren Street
Helena
Cheater Thomas
Jim Dewkins
Ed Cash
Owen Cash
Joe Shepherd
Harry Latta
Ted Anderson
Fred Jonsen
William Hoppe
Thoman
Wheeler
J. L
Jackman
Well Known Culprit Beats Harvey Hotel For Accommodations
Livingston dispatch reports J. P B Crawford a noted swindler forced hotel owner A Jahin gon to sign a complaint in Justice W J Crispin court over a $4 unpaid room. Crawford, sought by officers, is described as 40s, 5 ft 6 in, 145 pounds with dark complexion and sharp eyes. Aliases include Crowley Williams Sloan Hogan and Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
J. P B. Crawford
A. Jahingon
Court of Justice of the Peace
W. J. Crispin
Johnson
Crawford
Northwest
Lieutenant Governor Helps Sheep Range in Beaverhead County
Frank T adselbabor from Illinois? no, from Iowa? no matter. The lieutenant governor traveled from Nia homa to Dillon and spent the day in Helena noting Beaverhead County shows improved feed after frequent showers last week. He says no feed shortage and looks to later rains. Hazelbaker, here on private business, reports progress in shearing with many crews active across the sheep counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T[adselbabor
Nia Homa
Dillon
Helena
Beaverhead
Hazelbaker
Ww C T U Hopes For Dry Presidential Candidate
Niagara Falls N Y June 12 The Women s Christian Temperance Union hopes that one of the two major parties will nominate a dry candidate for the 1932 presidency. Mrs Ella A Boole national president denied any move toward a third party and said no announcement would be made until both parties reject dry platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ella A. Boole
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A. F. Marik
Masseur
Firth
de. Willett
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W. J. Haynes
J. Z. Milter
Paychise
Grandon Hotel
Photto
North Ewing
Delicatessen Bunch Room
Elliston
Olle
Rythm Bunstlers
Bugs
Melena Hug Co
Independent Publishing Co
Mr. and Myre
Wilfred Fehthaher
Seattle
Ken
Erry
G. N. Middieman
W. J. ‘Tipton
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Keck Cate Thiel
Broadwater
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Clanoit
Kilind I
Tugerd
Arthur Parnong
Dan O'Connell
David Millatt
Yallott
Allos
H. TB. Ninkinson
Harvey Hotel
Gail Nelson
D. P. Farrick
I. H. Wasson
Arthur Heid
Ed Nolan
Justice of the Peace
M. Pyle
Wolf Creek
Kain Granite Company
W. F. Cogswall
Diel Onn
Muscolshell
Stillwater
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Cogswall
Ivis Miller
Malin Street
Cutler
Charles Knelas
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Margaret Ann Teddy
John YW. Deltz
Dorothy P. Deltz
Loble and
Adair
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Deer Lodge
Misa Paul
Keane
Placer Hotel
FE. G. Toomey
Carrie Drummond Kell
Hugh D. Calusha
Neal
Harait Handsen
Ice of the Peace
N. M. Tyte
Ihn
Tandsen
FT Than
Hundlgen
TQM
Jim Martin
Dil- Unga
ELF. Framepacker
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Enila
Lloyd Rawe
Great Falla
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Arthur ¢. Parkon
Joseph Bourzan
Lewis Stewart
Union Bank and Trust Company
Stewart
Sherman Music Company
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F. Jr. Sherman
South Main Street
Bear Creek Hana
Boo
Red Lodge
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Maral
Mie
Adikh
J. Scranich
Minnie Kranichl
Geo. Kranich
J. Vollmer
Dearborn Club
Dearborn
Howelu
Stearns
Ray Murphy
Dan Brown
John Minnis
Clyde Overman
Philadelphia
Joseph $. McCulloch
Board OF Pardons
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Renaud
Menand
Livingston
James Carbine
William Mitchell
Yellowstone Park
Carbine
Dad Neilson
Wis
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Cannon and Haynes
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