Carter Co Wool Pool Sold For 33 Cents A Pound
Secretary Stebbins and wool expert Meagher report the sale of part of Carter county wool pool for 33 cents a pound. 80 000 fleeces bought by Charles Webbs and Company of Philadelphia. Sealed bids to open at Columbus. grading demos planned in Conrad then Lewistown with Fergus county sheepmen.
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Conrad
William B. Meagher
National Wool Exchange
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Ekalaka
Carter County
Charles Webbs and Company
Philadelphia
Beaverhead
Montana
Stillwater
Columbus
Meagher
Lewistown
Fergus
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Stebbins
Carmichael Ranch
Augustas
Cogswell Secures Funding for Montana Health Grants
Dr. W. F. Cogswell, secretary of the state board of health, told the state board of examiners in Washington that the U S Public Health Service will provide 2400 dollars to bolster Gallatin county’s full time health department, 2000 dollars for Lewis and Clark county, and 1200 dollars for Cascade county. He also arranged with Interior Secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur to grant the state health board authority to enforce health laws on Montana Indian reservations.
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Washington
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
State Board of Examiners
United States Public Health Service
Gallatin County
Lewis ‘and Clark County
Cascade County
Secretary of the Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
State Hearth Board
Montana
Aunt of C F Ing Widely Known as Mother of Glendora
Funeral services were held for Leodora Bennett Whitcomb, aunt of C. F. Ing, aged 90. Widely known as the Mother of Glendora for helping found the town with her husband in 1884, she and her husband settled in California in that year. Her husband, Whitcomb, died in 1914.
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C. F. Ing
Leodora Bennett Whitcomb
Los Angeles Times
King
Minnesota
California
San Gabriel Valley
Glendora
Whitcombs
Whitcombe
Great Northern Official Tells of Pioneer Train Trip
A Great Northern official, Jenks of St. Paul, recounts the Empire Builder’s inaugural trip to the Northwest. He notes the two‑section arrival in Seattle on time, praised roadbed and equipment upgrades, and the 60‑mile shorter Chicago route versus the Oriental Limited. He highlights fast mail No. 27’s on‑time delivery and vows to maintain Empire Builder punctuality.
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Chicago
Twin Cities
Fargo
Minot
Williston
Havre
Whitefish
Spokane
Everett
Northwest
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Great Northern
Empire Builder
Empire Builders
Oriental Limited
St. Paul
Fast Mail
Stewarts See Daughter Graduate From City of Washington
S. W. Stewart former governor of Montana and Mrs Stewart left Helena at noon Thursday to Missoula to pick up daughters Marjorie and Leah and proceed to the coast where Stewart will graduate from City of Washington Monday. He will spend several days on the coast before returning to Helena in about ten days.
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S. W. Stewart
Montana
Stewart
Helena
Missoula
Marjorie
Leah
City of Washington
Adelaide the Spitz Wins A Female Dog Tax Tale
A city dog tax update notes 137 licenses issued since month start with only one for a female. A matron sought a male license for her spitz named Adelaide. she paid the $10 female tax after confusion. After June 15 fines rise to $50 for unpaid dog taxes as residents rush to pay at the police chief’s office.
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Wniter
Spitz
Adelaide
Chief of Police
Damages Awarded to Ed Johnson in Auto Collision Suit
Jury awards Ed Johnson 500 dollars in damages against Stephen Mattice and others for injuries from a collision with Mattice’s truck on Rodney and Ninth avenue on September 7, 1927. Complaint filed December 11, 1927. verdict includes attorney fees and costs. Mattice’s case tied to Mrs. Cora Johnson’s related damage award last winter. Trial in Judge W. H. Poorman’s court concluded after deliberation.
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Ed Johnson
Stephen Mattice
Atta
W. H. Poorman
Frank E. Jones
Poorman
Johnson
May
Mattice
Rodney
Ninth Avenue
Cora Johnann
Lester Sable
W. D. Rankin
Helena Hardware hosts cooking classes with Mrs Sayles
Helena readers attended daily demonstrations by Mrs. Lillian Sayles from Malleable Range Cobe Beaver Dam Wisconsin. The class showed orange bread crusty shortcake and quick biscuits in a cold oven, with Monarch electric ranges on display. She noted colors and efficient heat use aid home cooks. Classes run 2:30 to 4:30 daily with consultations on meal planning.
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Helena Hardware Company
Lillian Sayles
Bone Pservice
Malleable Tran Range Company
Beaver Dam
Wis
Monarch
Sayles
United States
Qven
Monarch Electric
Denton State Bank to Open in Montana Soon
In one of Montana's rich wheat regions the Denton State bank received a state charter and will open within days as the 128th state bank in the state. Capital is 23000 with 12500 paid surplus. new directors include A C Edward James Cunningham C M Stone Max F Linse and L V Rood. The purchase of assets of the Denton First National by Edward will fund a large stockholders dividend.
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Denton State Bank
Montana
Denton
Lochrie
Loechric
Denton First National Bank
A. C. Edwards
Lachrie
Edward
Stanford
Mr. Edwards
James Cunningham
C. M. Stone
Max F. Linse
L. V. Rood
Tes Yellowstone Bank
Laure
Local anaesthetic boon for dentists at Northwestern College
Chicago June 14 AP A focal anaesthetic named ethoycaine borate was demonstrated at Northwestern University Dental College. It produces anesthesia in half to a third the time of previous drugs and is claimed faster and safer. Researchers H C Benedict and Dr Harold C Dailey tested it on goldfish and white mice over two years.
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Chicago
Northwestern University Dental College
H. C. Benedict
Dental College
Harold C. Dailey
Belgarde Family in City Jail on Various Offenses
Yesterday a string of Belgarde family members faced city jail for assorted offenses. Victor Belgarde, released from Deer Lodge, was jailed for failing to pay a $10 intoxication fine. brother Gus posted $15 bail on a license plate charge. John Belgarde, released as a floater, faced intoxication and attempted assault charges involving Neva Belgarde. Other arrests included A L Clausen for speeding, George Fritz for speeding, H R Dryer and R A Davidson for parking offenses, and Frank Stoner for similar charges. M ost notable incidents involved moonshine, mooching, and intoxication across Main and Benton avenues with multiple arraignments set.
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Belgarde
Victor Belgarde
Deer Lodge
Gus Belgarde
John Belgarde
Juafice of the Peace
W. A. Ctlpin
Neva Belgarde
Victor
A. L. Clausen
Charles Kneist
Bentoh Avenue
George Fritz
Taylor Taxi Company
Helena, Avenue
Padbury
H.R. Dryer
Benton’ Aveous
Morrow
R. A. Davidson
H. S. Krebatvh
Plentywood
Frank Stoner
Main Street
Mike Cunningham
Seattle Store Sold to Marshall Field and Company
Seattle department store Frederick and Nelson, one of the city’s largest, was announced as sold today to Marshall Field and Company of Chicago. The deal was reported in Seattle, Washington, with completion expected shortly.
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Seattle
Wash
Frederick and Nelson
Marshall Field and Company
Chicago
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Lord Baltimore
Company of America
Sam D. Goza
Helena, Montana
Wyoming
New Hartwig
Carter CO
Cogswell
Wealth Bureau
Aaelena
Goodyear
Zires
Bill
Stewarts
Gold Movement
New York
Canada
Bank of Montreal
Helena Hardware
Mrs
Lillian Irma Sayles
Asl
Bly
Feata
Smithers
Subway
Smithers Shoe Store
Centu
Firestone
Ray Keech
Indianapolis
Atlantic City
Bud’s Tire Shop
Belgarde Tribe
Joe Spurzem
Sunny Jim
Jim Lyon
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