Local Notices From Helena Inclined To Administrative Context
A busy Helena segment reports court actions and public notices. Mary A Roddy probate admission, Vernis A Hanna named executor, $12 000 estate value. Garcia plans for administrative letters for Catherine Majerie. Great Falls Tribune hire for Campbell Jr. plus university journalism post. county filings include Gibbons theft complaint and warrants, city finances show May balance and tax receipts. bank judgment against Federaland Bank of Apokana adjusts to $1700.08 after court orders.
Fires Still Burning Near Forest Reserve
Report of a brush fire on private land near Marysville, now under control after spreading last Friday. Helena National Forest Supervisor Murtt dispatched staff to investigate, with no sightings inside forest boundaries yet and no current frene reported due to dry conditions and lack of rain.
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Marysvitta
Buparvinor
T. C. Wurtt
Helena National Forest
Murtt
Great Northern Railroad
Wey
Alhambra
E. EB. Alien
Personalities and visitors pass through the city
Great Falls visitors Mary Ghee and W E Denney toured Fictona with locals C Paddner of Minmoula arriving in the city last evening. Kilbride, Waite Sulphur Springs, and Miss Alice Kaufman of Minneapolis hosted by Mr and Mrs Ted Calling and Miss Jane Favor. A visitor list includes George st Bourgin Fa and Garaner from Baltimore Ohio R R on business. Agricultural agent I C Camphall and Western Baja development reps in town inspecting the raai's.
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Mary Ghee
W. E. Denney
Dulla
Fictona
G. A. Paddner
Minmoula
Alice Kaufman
Minnelapolla
Ted Calling
Mim Jane
Kilbride
Waite Sulphur
Pringe
Montana
Dry Weather Threatens Montana Crops Early Week
Hot dry conditions across Montana open the week with crop moisture deficits. Officials note rainfall failure over the past days, leaving most regions dry while two areas Glendive and Cut Bank show near normal moisture. overall prospects poor for May.
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Elyenn
Jay C
le Ferteral
Sinia Agricultural Department
Plate
Glendiva
Cut Bank
Montana
Kiwanis Luncheon Hears Unique Program
Kiwanis Club hears a unique luncheon program with Beandry Brothers’ orchestra entertaining. Charley Streadbeck, secretary, and members present humorous bits from local papers. Aileen Burgan, Lorin Giese, Andrey, Norman Bennery perform. Miss Agnon Ficherdaon and Paul Knapp receive welcome. Next week’s program led by A I Stafford and Neil Livingston. A dinner for the ladies planned after. Ralph Ward promises autos for a city trip with club delegates.
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Charley Streadbeck
Kiwanis Club
Beandry Brothers
Placer
Streetbeck
Lowe
Sher- Mtr
Ada
Cresion
Charley
Charles
Aileen Hurgan
Lorin Giese
Andrey
Norman Bennery
Misa Agnon Ficherdaon
Ket
Helena
Grey
G Mondinsort
Paul Knapp
Waa
Ager
Pat
al Iisberty
Ralph Heaumont
Kiwanis
Deer Lodge
Montana Yaxpayaressociation
John Edgerton
A. I. Stafford
Neil Livingston
Ralph Ward
Los Angeles Hosts Cooper Ranch Visit by 40 Executives
A party of about 40 Los Angeles executives and professionals, including Carl Monsen, heads to the Gary Cooper ranch near Gary on a planned tour. Secretary O C Lamport of the Helena Commercial Club helped arrange a visit to Watch of the Mountains. The group will likely tour Thursday and view areas associated with Cooper’s boyhood and film career. Notable attendees span banking, insurance, advertising, and corporate sectors from Pacific Mutual Life to Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank and Union Pacific.
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Los Angeles
Frank
Gary) Cooper
Thatun
Lamia and
Clark
Fred
Albertevg
Nroaident
Albertson Company
Arden L. Day
View Preauitant
Seyler-Day Company
C. Bummer Jones
Citizens’ National Trust & Savings Bank
J. E. Jetfries
Standard Oi Company
Gullfarmia
Stuart L. Kilngelemi
Facific Gnomich Rubber Company
Fr. G. Sterling
California Trust Co
G. M Wallace
Security First National Trust & Savings Bank
Fy McCling
Panttie Mutual Life Insurance Company
J. V
Charlisp
Iternalonal Re-Insurance Corporation
Clarence Axman
Eastern Underwriters
New York City
D. K MacDonald
Carter MacDonald & Co
Seattle
Mastin~ Archer
Australia
Brazil
Mr. Hansen
Petition Drives For New Compensation Law Struggle Continues
Petitioners from Petroleum and Mustellahall counties filed measures seeking a new compensation law. Each petition lists thousands of names, with withdrawals reducing total signatures. Secretary of State records show only a few petitions filed, as lawmakers debate the required 15 000 names per measure by July and the process to place items on the ballot.
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Petroleum
Munsershott
Nlate'n
Petroleum County
Tita
Elf
Ennet
Mustellahall
Peti
Angel Jon
Secretary of State
Petittoon
Tris
Air Mamenhaut
County and State Show a Decrease in Population
Lewin and Clark counties report a drop in population with 18 164 residents, down from 18 660 in 1920, per census supervisor William M. Mc Clutebry. Granito and Glacier counties missing leave the state total at 617 007. 1920 figures include 4 178 Glacier and 4 167 Granite. State farms total 44 924. 1910 figures show BY 877 and 26 24 tm.
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Lewin
Clark County
Masta
William M. McClutebry
Granito
Glacier
Granite County
Tariff Approved By U S Manufacturers
A joint statement from John B H Edgerton of Lebanon Tennessee and WL Dethy of New York declares Hoover's tariff bill will bring relief to industry and business. They say it ends tariff debates in political maneuvering and avoids broad revisions expected under prior plans.
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New York
John BH. Edgerton
Lebanon
Teyn
National Association of Manufacturers
WL. Dethy
Hoover
Folleym
Car loan leads to heavy damages suit after Boulder crash
In district court, Kort Ramsey sues Anwera Ramsay over a car loan that ended in a wreck near Boulder. Iversons claim negligence and brake defect caused the crash. Ramsey denies fault, cites icy road and assumed risk, with counterclaim for 600 dollars for vehicle destruction.
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Annwera
Hurlamt
Conatanes Iverson
Boulder
Kort BH. Ramaay
Ramsau
Ivornol
Ramsay
Ln Butte
Iverson
Buakes
Vadaractics
Ramsey
Romney
Cverson
Dactaroa
Tts
Hamgey
Tatal Tversen
Workers Arrive at Gardiner for Yellowstone Season
About 600 workers reach Gardiner recalled from St Paul to staff the Yellowstone park season. The group includes people from New York, St Louis, Chicago, Washington and Cincinnati. The park opens tomorrow with ceremonies. Many local lads have joined, and highway plans and literature are ready for a busy year.
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Gardiner
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
EL Y. Brick
Twin Cities
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Gardineraulaway
Indicationa
Neason
Telann Boya
Manning Automobilia Axandalon
Wen
Nordhweat Beenie Nighwayn
Raunedt
Montana
Canat
Made A New Person Of Me By Clinic Letter
A letter from Claude Tangerford praises the McCleary Clinic staff for treating hemorrhoids and other rectal troubles. The writer details restored health after treatment, notes working daily since returning home, and urges others to seek care. A free reference booklet is offered by the clinic.
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Ivorsyone
McCleary
Flms
Excelsior Springs
Claude Tangerford
Eleventh Ave
Fort Dodge
Lows
Tha
Van
Pam
Ann- Cleary Clinic
Elma Mivil
Eacolator Boringa
Seventy 4-H youths swim at the Broadwater in Montana report
A long report details gasolene consumption and revenue by year from 1910 to 1929, noting increases in use and funds collected. It also reports a bank robbery arrest near Wend and confession of the banks’ thefts, with details on suspects and train crew involvement.
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Manus
Halena
C. W. Ghoam
Ranaline Jleenaing
Ue Ucennen
Meengea
Ravanna
I. Conten
Ravenna
Nurvesance
First annual IT club convention opens in Boreinen
Over 70 IT club members traveled to Molona for the first annual convention in Boreinen. The event includes a city tour by Kiwanis, a state capitol visit, and a railroad special to Bozeman. Agricultural agents and college specialists will lead discussions and daily routines include early meals, lectures, and evening activities.
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Molona
Boreinen
Thia
Montenu
Russell
Paxton
Arcond
Thoms
Intona
Ozeman
Togan
L. Cambell
N. P
Auercula
Bozeman Tast
Deon
Montana State Voliega
Klaging
Woject
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Wolona
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Cregg Charmand
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A. J. Dtoraky
Wil Whalen
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Petitley
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W. J. Crispin
John Gibbons
Ne Fonar Fewnsend Company
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Aricona
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W. WW. Poormin
Federaland Bank of Apokana
P. Reexstad
Inga Brasgntad
Aberlif
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Houris
Iteionm
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Heras
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Hall
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Rocky Mountain
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Helrna
Standard Drug Co
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Creek Hand
Orked Lune Conn
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Iacgesy
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Walker Garage
Davis and Bawy
Finkey
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Great Falls
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Buffalo
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Judith
Asia
Eastman
Start Pharmacy
West Sixth Ave
Cooper Ranch
Gate
Ternanne
Hanes Hom
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M. & A. Tallrond
Idaho
Minidoka
Minidoke
Fhilip Simons
First National Bank of
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Union Pacific
Ohio
Robert Milles
Braketan
O. G. Flint
B. W. Demewoad
Pocatello
Simone
W. Sixth Ave
Percy Gaw
Hoffman Birney
Saturday Evening Post
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