Weather sketch and notices from Montana region 1928
Montana weather outlook shows Saturday showers and cooler northeast. Sunday improves with mostly clear skies. Hourly temps provided for Selena over 24 hours ending 6 pm June 14 1928. The bulletin lists city forecasts for Kalispell Miles City Calgary Los Angeles Omaha Portland St Paul Minneapolis Salt Lake City Seattle Spokane and Yellowstone region with low pressure causing unsettled conditions and light showers in western Washington Oregon plus thunder in Montana Wyoming. Local items include births appointments court notes society notices business ads and community events from Helena.
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Selena
Kalispell
Miles City
Botae
Calgary
Los Angeles
Omaha
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Yellowstone
Washington
Oregon
Atontarta
Wyoming
Ladies Auxiliary of Local OA Install Bunch of Officers
Lewis and Clark post No 3 Ladies Auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War held annual session at Eddy’s last evening selecting and installing officers led by Commander Mrs James Miles and senior vice commander Mrs Alma Angle. George Schaeffer represented the state organization. Guests included Mrs Soper state auxiliary president Mrs Pew Helena and regional welfare officials.
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Lewis and Clark
Eddy's
James Miles
Alma Angle
John Sauter
George Davis
E. D. John Son
Marie Berrill
Sanford Baker
J. Guay
Katherine Moon
George Schaeffer
The
Miles
Soper
Billings
Auxiliary
American Legion
Pew
Helena
Children’s Welfare Bureau
James Timmons
Carlson
Butte
Local arrivals and departures fill Montana pages
A stream of visitors and travelers appears from Billings to Missoula, Great Falls and beyond. Names include Virginia O Nell from Favre, Julian Evan from Butte, Earle Rudberg from Glangowia, Mrs. J Greenaugh en route to Spokane, and many more. Officials and guests at the Placer and Harvey mingle with Missoula and Havre travelers as James Linebarger visits on Montana Newspaper Association business.
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Clark
Portiana
Fred Bubser
Cawhsond
J. Maurlca Dietrich
Yostorany
Chicago
E. Frank Sager
Chinook
Gladys Turk
Minneapolis
J. Greenaugh
Spokane
Robert W. O'May
St. Paul
Lacy Bowman
Grant Fally
Placar
Henry EB. Gardiner
Billings
Steva Dowen
Harvey
Noel Overholuar
Fort Benton
Stain House
Thomas Black Nel Horn
Sweet Graga
Wiliam Sopia
Glassow
John B. Reynolds
Angton
D, C
Shariff
Bob Gordon
Great Fairy Nng
Carl Mavin
AL WW
Mmagorty
iWarry Nagle
Linebarger
Alontana
Annociation
Havre
John Dietrich
Portland
Ore
Mtny Ninti
Taoa
Campbell
Padillc
Missoula
Rail officials meet to aid Montana farm development
At the invitation of Agriculture Commissioner A T Stafford, representatives from Northern Pacific Milwaukee and Great Northern railroads met with him to plan coordinated efforts to develop Montana's agricultural resources. They discussed selecting Montana exhibits for the International Livestock Hay and Grain show and arranging grain samples for Chicago. A planned October meeting aims to outline a systematic program for land resource development settlement and by product manufacturing support for farming.
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A. TI. Stafford
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Montana
L. A. Campbell
Ralph W. Reynolds
C.D. Greenfield
State Department
A. D. Thomas
Gether
Federal Agents Active Throughout Montana This Week
Federal agents statewide worked through the week with seizures at Ble Santy. Officer John Cos eritt seized a Chevrolet coach and 20 gallons of moonshine whiskey belonging to George Fry. A dugout harboring a still on the Fry ranch was found and destroyed. Fry posted $200 bonds. A mobile inspection at 705 North Main Street Butte yielded moonshine, gin and home brew. Tom Ryan faced U.S. commissioner after arraignment. Jane Murphy was nabbed for possession of home brew, moonshine, gin and wine.
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Sem Roberts
Prohibition
Montana
Ble Santy
John Coseritt
George Fry
Fry Ranch
Fry
North Main Street
Butte
Fred J. Chase
Tom Ryan
United States
Jane Murphy
Masonic Picnic Planned at Acacia Park in Montana
Acacia park along Flathead Lake opposite Me Uta Island in Montana will host a large Masonic gathering on July 21 announced by John Ellingson of Missoula. The park will open to Masons and families next week with 60 acres of tract to include slag buildings and future developments, plus three concrete water reservoirs and a long beach for summer homes. Ellingson also noted his daughter Mina Ellingson has been named acting grand associate advisor for the Daughters of the Rainbow in Montana.
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Acacia, Park
Flathead Lake
Uta Island
Masonic Order
Montana
John G. Ellington
Misaoula
Euingson
Northwestern National Insurance Company F1
Acacia Park
Diilingson
Grounia
Elingson
Mina Ellingson
Daughters of the Rainbow
Baccalaureate Service Arranged for Tomorrow at Institute
The Montana Deaconess school will hold a baccalaureate service tomorrow at 3 PM in the assembly room of the Institute in Selena valley. The program includes a processional march, prayers by Rev. Martin Van de Mark, a student body scriptural reading, choral singing, a sermon by Rev. Horace Turner, and a benediction by Rev. C. E. B. Cunningham.
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Montana Deaconess
Institutiion
Selena Valley
Etnas
Martin van de Mark
St. Paul's Church
Horace Turner
M. F. Church of
Great Falls
Honadiction
C. EB. Cunningham
Western Governors Balk at Oil Conservation Plan
Governor J E Erickson says western oil producing states resisted Hoover's land conservation order. Delegates from Texas Oklahoma and California objected to production limits while stressing conservation to reduce waste. Four state governors Kansas Wyoming Colorado and Montana attended. conference recessed with possible reconvening if Hoover calls.
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Hoover
J. E. Erickson
Colorado Springs
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Italea
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Supreme Court takes up Montana petroleum rate dispute
Railroads and Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners clash over petroleum rates. After a federal injunction initially restrained the board, Supreme Court action now suspends the order and returns the case to be argued in the fall. The dispute, in its fourth round, centers on the 28 percent rate schedule contested by the railroads.
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Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners
W. H. Poorman
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Willis van Devanter
Charles N. Pray
Great Falls
George M Bourquin
Kommmission
Francis A. Silver
Ccommission
Poorman
Bourquin
Supreme Contlicil
Pray
Attorney General
Tnew
Comminsion
Pewters Returns From State Trip Attends Shippers Meet
J F Pewters assistant general freight and passenger agent for the Great Northern railway returned from Billings where he attended the Sixth annual meeting of the Northwestern Shippers advisory board. He then visited Kevin Sunburst oil fields noting new drilling activity and several good wells. He reports improved daily crude oil production and large scale business. Crop conditions across Montana are favorable with rain and warm weather boosting spring and winter wheat. Rangeland is good with new grass emerging.
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J. F. Pewters
Montana
Montana Motorist Makes Appearance
Edited by A J Areitens tein the Montana Motorist official Montana Automobile association publication has appeared. It runs sixteen pages with illustrations and a column by the editor giving observations from across the state. He addresses meetings explaining the road program and what may be accomplished this year. The issue outlines points of interest about the state and plans a gradual expansion to four pages monthly.
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A. J. Areitenstein
Montana Motorist
Montana Automobile Association
Helena City Directory Adds Married Women and Householders
The thirty fourth Helena city directory edition introduces wife listings with full names in parentheses behind husbands, a householder directory detailing street by street house numbers and heads, and a rural routes directory listing local box holders. This reflects a shift toward recognizing women as individuals within city records and adds practical contact navigation for residents.
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Helena
R. L
Polk & Cr
John Smiths
William Joneses
Elena
Bank Finds Airmail Handy In Business
The Union Bank and Trust Company demonstrated airmail's convenience by sending an important letter to New York via special delivery. The missive mailed from Helena on the southbound plane left Monday afternoon and arrived in New York Wednesday afternoon within 48 hours.
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Union Bank and Trust Company
New York
iHelena
Plana
Court session nets Helena an even $25
Police Judge Georgy W. Padbury reported all fines for the day totaled 25 dollars. The Teaullaf ball forfeitures amounted to 22.50, with Mike Goggin and Jer ty Doe each forfeiting 10 dollars. James McReynolds known as Sunny Jim could not pay a 10 dollar fine for drunkenness and was jailed five days. William Wotnstina and Jad Lively forfeited 2.50 dollars each for overparking on Main Street.
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Georgy W. Padbury
Mike Goggin
Jer
Ty Doe
Jamas McReynolds
Ogra
Sunny Jim
Rales Annals
Padbury
Jall
William Wotnstina
Jad Lively
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Joseph Shivers
Howard J. Schuyler
Maude
Flene
Woman's Federation of
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Will Tovume
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Matt
L. B. Kimble
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A. J. Storsky
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Seventh- Day Adventist Church
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C J. Bausch
Bear Creek
Lond
Brown Bros. Lbr. Co
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Ralnger
Craigle
Alva Lashina
Gardiner
Virginia O'Nell
Favre Is
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Barker
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Enrle
Julian Evan
Earle Rudberg
Glangowia
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