Sheepherder to Claim Estate in Montana
Miles City reports James J Culbertson once employed by Edward Love, a noted sheep raiser, has learned he may inherit about 150000 dollars from two brothers who died recently in Iowa and another about 30000 from an aunt in Iowa. A meager forty acre farm is among the potential assets. An estate representative has searched nationwide, locating Culbertson on the range. Love comments that Culbertson may return to claim his share, while Culbertson contemplates his eastward obligations and cash conversion.
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Miles City
James J .Newton Culbertson
Edward Love
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Love
Thant
Cullettseau
Mr. Love
Consent to Return to His Old Place Emphasized
A fragment notes an offer of consent to return to his old place, promising a hearty welcome in either event. The text reflects a guarded yet hopeful stance on possible reunion or reestablishment.
Bankers Appeal For Irrigation Signatures
Great Falls June 14 bankers of Montana sign an appeal from the banks of Great Falls to back the Montana Irrigation Congress signature drive for a 20 million bond to fund an irrigation revolving fund. Banks urged propers support and petition signatures to place the measure on the ballot.
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Great Falls
Bankers of
Montana
Montana Irrigation Congress
Teagarden
Congress
Stanton Bank & Teast Co
Great Falls National Bank
American Bank& ‘Trust Co
West Side State Bank
Kmontia Northern National Bank
The
Commercial National Bank
Big landslide scene draws crowds at Bridger
Crowds visited a fractured canyon near Springhill to view a double avalanche that tore bare earth and stripped trees along the HU side. Witnesses described two slides crossing and lifting rocks, with immense force and a mass expected to reshape the area for years.
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Bridger
Birdoutle
Springhill
Uker Canyon
Imre
Iesildes
Fleor
Mors Ulan
Ivans
Raiding of Belfry Yields a Pint of Moonshine
June 13 Red Lodge. County Attorney H A Simmons secured a search warrant and Sheriff George Headington raided a Belfry one story building between the Bank of Belfry and Nidy store. Found a pint bottle half full of moonshine whiskey in charge of Sam Jordan. No prosecution yet. fixtures to be sold and bottle destroyed. County attorney says bootlegging consumes about half his time amid numerous complaints about illegal liquor sales.
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Red Lodge
Belfry
H. A. Simmons
George Headington
Valley Tows
Bank of Belfry
Nidy
Foumd
Sam
Jordan
Fn Fron Ions
Joy Producing Star
Tick Fever Cases Reported In Wall County
Five cases of tick fever have been reported to Dr AL Lewis, county health officer, with patients in Big Wall country. Names include Avnala Wall and Kowa Manchester among others. The illness is not necessarily fatal, with a patient named Juviey recovering under care. A state health official and specialists are arriving this week to investigate.
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Th AL Lewis
Gest
Big Wall
Tohn Hopking
Abduction Charge in Missouri Man Accused of Missing Girl
A county attorney filed charges of abduction against Hit Avan Cres, with a warrant issued for his arrest. Azar, alleged to flee with Louiye Nalfour, the Voyenr-ord daughter, was said to be enroute to Portland, Ore. from Misipyrared, while Misa Balfour reported plans to marry Azar. The missing girl, a former Canary High School student, remains at large amid a broad search.
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Charsing
Avan
Azar
Portiam
Ore
Louiye Nalfour
Balfour
Ug Sheriffs Office
Oiel Chun
Misa Ralfourte
Misa Balfour
Portland
Miss Halfany
Canary
Asar
Ministers to visit Europe to promote Christian unity
A 40 minister delegation from the Federal Council of Churches of America will tour 13 European nations this summer to foster international friendship among Christian denominations. Leaders include Rev. Arthur J. Brown and Rev. Nehemias Burton, with aims to support the League of Nations and expand moral ties through religious action and relief work.
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New York
Churches of Christ
Ameri
Federal Council
Arthur J. Brown
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Misions
Commission of Relations With
Europe
League
United States
Meantiar
Christian Met
Nehemias Bornton
Beooklyn
Singeon Echoren
Tt American Delestlion
Gonevn
Awhertarlan
Beauchamp
Jamey Cannon
Nashville
Panwa
Fev
James I
Gond
Philadelphia
Peter Ainslie
Baltimore
Thurston Chage
Trynn
Mass
Bruce Tylor
Kingston
Canada
Armstcors
James
Atkins
Helena Team Defeated In Rumored Baseball Bout
Local sport circles report that Helena regulars were defeated by Livingston in a railroad town game yesterday afternoon. No official score could be confirmed or obtained.
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Helen
Livingston
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR snippet shows multiple city names and scores. It references St Paul, Milwaukee, Louisville, Minneapolis, Vancouver, Yakima, Seattle, Tacoma, and Vancouver with partial results such as Seattle 2 and Tacoma 2 and Milwaukee 0. The text is garbled and lacks coherent structure or dates.
Yellowstone river recovery and local crop talks
A badly garbled report notes the recovery of Brank Ridenour from the Yellowstone River after a near-drowning incident during a crossing near Buffalo Rapids Irrigation project site. Ridenour’s relatives are being sought, with Miles Cry of Nogales reporting. The text then shifts to garbanzo crop marketing plans in Sonora and Sinaloa, involving General Obregon era organizers, a New York firm, and expected pay per sack, followed by a Hawaii political update.
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Yellowstone River
Buffalo Rapids
Terry and
Ridenours
Miles Cry
Nogales
Arit
Safora
Sinalug
J. P. Gablela
General Obregon
New York
Ilis
Uinwi
Sinalag
Sonora
Negales
Coa
Yanks Amuck Crush with 14 Runs as Ruth Slams Home
In a brisk game, New York Yankees exploded for 14 runs behind Ruth who hit his 17th homer of the season. Cleveland rallied briefly but fell 14 runs to 1 as pitchers Kuawkey and Zanans supported by Myers, Faoth and O'Neil delivered a strong ninth. An injury to New York left fielder Lewis, sidelined for two weeks, marked the lone misfortune.
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Argoainted
Ieveland
York
Cleveland
Turth Iide
New York
Indians
Yankees
T Heir Pitehars
Boston
Faméa
Phiadelphiat
Athletics
Wigars
Detroit and Philadelphia Tennis Meet for Davis Cup
Fragmented notes report a Davis Cup tie between United States and Great Britain with matches in Philadelphia and Scarborough during July. Players named include Scarborough, Perry, Perkins, and others, with early rounds and potential implications for Olympic plans.
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TR Callat
Detroit
Philadel
United
Chia
East Score
Enslans
Hiladelphia
DEPOT
Scarborough
Batlettes
Perry
Perkins
Charke
Alpsmith
Playing Review in Big Leagues
Associated Press reports Cincinnati ousting Brooklyn from the National League race while the New York Americans overwhelmed Cleveland to tighten the American League leaders. St Louis and Chicago climb in the NL amid scattered shifts as Boston and Pittsburgh show progress. New York and Philadelphia exchange shortstops boosting their fortunes. Cleveland and New York lead the AL, with strong pitching and offense shaping the standings.
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Associated Press
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York Americans
Cleveland
St. Lovie Nationals
Enjoy & Bond
Rolyman
Cindenali
Troeh Brothers Dominate Pacific Coast Trapshooting Events
In Walla Walla on June 13 Frank M. Troeh of Vancouver won the Pacific Coast amateur champions at double targets with 47 of 50, beating brother J B Troeh of Portland and Tom Barclay of Prescott who tied for second with 43. Abner Islair led the 16 yard championship with 9 of 100, while Ralph W Kinzer and A R Jolson followed. One hundred ten shooters entered the day’s events.
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Walla Walla
Frank M. Troeh
Vaneanear
J.B. Troeh
Portland
Tom Barclay
Prescott
Troeh
Ralph Iwv. Kinzer
Seattle
A. R. Jolson
Lewiston
Ffl Keller
Frank Troeh
Vancouver
F. J. Stoop
Kalispell
Mont
Keller
MENL
Reds Back At Top Of The League
Associated Press report from Brooklyn dated June 13 notes Cincinnati rose to first place after defeating Brooklyn. Pitcher allowed six runs, with two Red entries scoring in the sixth inning. Batteries listed as McQuoid, Salt and Miller, while Marquard allowed six runs in defeat. Giants slump follows St Louis win.
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St. Toute
Cardinals
Chicago
Presa
Brooklyn
Cincinna
Super
Maryquerd
Giants
New York
St. Loula
Clemons
Beore
St. Louis S
Tratterlus
Doak
Shridet
Clemony
Dilhoeter
Barnes
Smith
Goamales
Coast League standings snippet shows uneven results
The fragment lists teams Portland Oakland Seattle Vernon Los Angeles Sacramento and San Francisco with mixed records such as Portland 7 2 Oakland 9 2 Seattle 7 1 Vernon 3 and Los Angeles 6 3 Sacramento 2 San Francisco 2 3, indicating a partial scoreboard snapshot rather than a complete table.
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Portland
Oakland
Seattle
Vernon
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Large fishing parties active yesterday across transport modes
A large number of fishing parties were out yesterday, traveling by car and by train. The day saw some getting stuck in mud, with a few rescued and returned home before midnight.
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