WATCH FOUND AFTER SHOW MELTS IN MOUNTAINS
Livingston reports Arthur Ulrich of the Griesles shoe firm and No-Bill crew recovering a wrist watch lost last December while trimming pine branches in the mountains beyond Dan Miles ranch. After a spring search, he found the watch beneath a fallen tree. it wound and ran accurately again.
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Livingston
aArthur Ulrich
Griesles Shoe Firm
Ulrich
Dan Miles Ranch
Iis
Mrs. Ulrich
Mr. Ulrich
Geological Research Camp Is Established In Crazy Mountains
Harlowtown June 12 In an area of the Crazy mountains near Harlowtown a geological camp was laid Monday by Dr. George Gaylord Simpson of the American Museum of Natural History and Mr and Mrs Fenley Hunter of New York. They will conduct excavations and research as a geological expedition sponsored by H S Scarrett of New York and the Hunters. Albert C Siberling a geologist of Harlowtown located the camp with these geologists and Dr Harman Brown last year in an airplane exploration trip.
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Harlowtown
Crazy Mountains
George Gaylord Simpson
American Museum of Natural History
Fenley Hunter
New York
H. S. Scarrett
New York City
Hunter
Albert C. Siberling
Harmam Brown
German Flier Seized After Fortified-Zone Landing
German aviator Joachim Seegert was jailed in Santeguen mines area after landing Friday in a fortified zone. authorities conducted an investigation into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santeguemines
France
Joachim Seegert
Urge Plowing Under Straw Instead of Burning It Up
U S Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service urges farmers to turn under straw rather than burn it to improve moisture retention soil conservation and soil quality. Straw spreaders costing 50 to 75 dollars aid distribution enabling effective chisel disking or plowing. Fall disking and chiseling mix straw into soil to speed decomposition while warm and wet, aiding spring seed bed preparation.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service
Pullman, Wash
Soil Conservation Service
Summer school opens at Eastern Montana normal and Poly
About 230 students register at Eastern Montana Normal School and 51 enroll at Billings Polytechnic for a 11 week summer term. Normal school aims for around 260 total with courses in both high school and college divisions and a Beartooth nature study camp with 16 attendees begins.
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Billings
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings Polytechnic
Harry W. Stuber
Normal School
Stuber
The
Polytechnic
Wendell S. Brooks
Beartooth Mountains
Billings Eyes Army Air Base and Junior Chamber Plan
Billings Commercial club trustees launched a drive to establish an army air base here and discussed forming a Junior Chamber of Commerce. A campaign plan will go to the aviation committee, with a luncheon to kick off soon. The club pledged cooperation and invited nearby chambers to discuss entrance routes. A contest seeks traveler suggestions to improve Billings trade relations.
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Billings
Billings Commercial Club
Army Air Base
Chamber of Commerce
Army Air Base Project
Club Aviation Committee
Reserve Officers of
Montana
H J. Coleman
Northwest
W.D. Fisher
Club Arts
Retail Trade
Yellowstone
Chambers of Commerce
Red Lodge
Livingston
Cody
Sapphire Flour Mills Neon Sign Lights Big City Pride
Great Falls celebrated the new Sapphire Flour Mills neon sign atop the Montana Flour Mills plant. Mayor A J Fousek lit the sign last evening as 20 foot letters shone pale blue, visible from miles away, after heavy steelwork and special equipment installation by Electrical Products corporation.
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Great Falls
Electric
A. J. Fousek
Montana Flour Mills Company
Producta Corporation
Damages Sought In Death Of Marguerite Doheny
Great Falls June 12 damages of 50050 are asked in a district court suit by Ethel M Doheny administratrix of Marguerite Doheny estate against Coverdale and Johnson partners doing business as Coverdale Johnson. The action follows a Dec 10 1934 auto crash near Simms when the Ford sedan driven by Burdon allegedly negligent at excessive speed left the road and crashed into a tree killing Marguerite and injuring others. A second suit for 60050 for Roberta Doheny’s death has been filed previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Marguerite Doheny
Ethel M. Doheny
John M. Coverdale
E O. Johnson
Coverdale & Johnson
Robertal
Simma
Burdon
Lere
Roberta Doheny
Hall & McCabe
Browning Man Weds Sister-in-law. New Step-Father and Uncle
Great Falls, June 12. James Douglas a Browning rancher married his sister-in-law Florence Douglas widow of his brother. Douglas becomes stepfather and uncle to Raymond and Lavone Douglas who witnessed the ceremony. The wedding took place at the courthouse by Justice of the Peace Fp. Lamere with Mrs Raymond Douglas present. The couple will reside at the Douglas ranch near Browning. Bardon, the driver of the car in the business partnership, was fatally injured.
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Great Falls
James Douglas
Browning
Florence Douglas
Douglas
Raymond
LaVone Douglas
Justico of the Peace
Raymond Douglas
Douglas Ranch
Work Started Upon New State School
Great Falls June 12 Initiel work on the construction of the new state school for the deaf and blind began Tuesday east of Thirty-eighth street between Central and Second avenues north. Contractors Pappin & Son report a small crew excavating footings. foundation work and concrete pouring to follow. The building, timber and stucco, will be completed by December 1 with total costs around 140000. About 100 workers will be employed and carpenters gain an eight hour day for 20 days, at 1.20 per hour.
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Great Falls
Initiel
Thirty-eighth Street
Central Avenue
Second Avenue North
Asseraine
Pappin & Son
Alte
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Carpenters Union
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Ella Cinders
Helena Creamery Co
Helena, Montana
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Kalispell
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Ernest Luke
Kallepell
Race Moore
Mimi London
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Indianapolis
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Timken
O. K
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
DES Rosier
Denton and
Stewart
Central Garage, Inc
Conoco Bronze
ED Saxton
Conocotation
Serwick Station
East Helena
Mala
Kieventh
Rodney and
Arno Hannal
Helen
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Winston M
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Alhambra
Martin MA
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