Darwin Harbicht Transferred to Texas Project
Darwin Harbicht Fort Peck fossil hunter and longtime Montana expeditioner was announced transferred to a Dallas project by government action. At a Glasgow farewell, A B Friedland and local leaders praised his field work and lectures. Federal investigators this year examined turning the Fort Peck field into a national park or monument, with Harbicht noting the area as a pivotal fossil site. He cited many discoveries across Valley County and a Fort Peck find prompting scientists to rethink textbooks. Harbicht, who has resided in Montana 26 years, expressed regret at moving on from the state.
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Glasgow
Darwin
Fort Peck
Adentide
Jayaien
Donlson
Texas
A. B. Priedland
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Sptakera
Speexera
Harblcht
Harbscat
Fort Pack
Horbicht
Montana
Yenio Tls
Haram Brown
American Museum of Natural History
Fowall
Southern
Mentaux and
Wyauilng
Inquest into Death of Woodrow Meehan Tuesday
Anaconda June 17 A inquest into the death of Woodrow Meehan 22 a sheep herder for Powell county will be held Tuesday Coroner Arthur Longfellow said today Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Deer Lodge Burial will be there Meehan s body with a bullet wound in the back was found Thursday on a hillside about four miles south of Deer Lodge Deer Lodge county Lenete llow and Sheriff Barney Larset accompanied a coroner s jury to Deer Lodge today to view the body
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Lenetéllow
Sherif Barney Larset
Meer Lodge
Freeholders Vote on County Agent Proposition
Freeholders will vote on a county agent proposition in Ravalli County. The board of county commissioners announces the vote, with Anthony Hortvale as clerk of the ballot. Ballot cards will not be required. Petitions to reinstate the agent's office have been presented, with some opposition. Remodeling of the Lincoln County building and purchase of land from Mamita school district nears completion. Carl Knudsen holds the contract and is adding structures as county facilities expand and the present stand is rehabilitated.
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Thimilon
Amnanty
Ravalll
Board of Commte
Worera
Tostal
Anthony Hortvale
Sienna
Linculn Echoa
Mamita
Carl Knudsen
Helso
Western Montana Butter Scores High in Tests
Missouri June 27 Western Montana commercial butter scored high in a dairy education meet. Butter from 18 Montana creameries was tested. chief B F Theallkill of Montana state dairy division announced the results. Samples were picked at random by Dan Br. Totnaon with no advance warning to plant representatives.
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Missouri
Montana
B. F. Theallkill
State Department of Agriculture
Wealera Montana Creamortica
Threllkill
Dan Br. Totnaon
Treamery
Wolf Creek school district seeks bids on repairs and furnishings
Trustees of Wolf Creek School District No 18 in Montana invite bids for heating and ventilation upgrades, carpet removal, sanitation work, and the furnishing and installation of two toilets plus wash stations. Bids due at 8:00 am. The board reserves the right to reject any bid and all bids.
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Wolf Greet
Montana
Hida
Fenein
Wolf Creew
Sly
Rlent
Fojeet Apy
Husdtad Darente Ardeine Malecial
Treatment for killing dandelions is given
Bozeman notes a simple two material lawn treatment said to clear a lawn in a season. A. E. Post of Montana State College tested water and kerosene mixes on campus with near 100 percent dandelion kill, if applied in fall at 60 to 69 degrees and followed by a second year of treatment for best results.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
A. E. Post
Montana Agricultural Experiment Halton
First unit refinery completed and in operation Shelby
Shelby June 17 The first 10 00 barrel unit of the new Soreey Vacuum refinery was completed and began operation this week per James We Johnson president of Producers Refining company. Tests used water pressure up to 1800 pounds and oil for final checks. The unit will handle ore for Glacier Prediction company with a daily capacity up to 800 barrels and a possible max of 4000 barrels. The second unit is due to be ready by September 4 for Producers Ne refining company. Construction finished on schedule.
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Shelby
Soreey- Vacuum
James We. Johnson
Producers Refining Company
Fist Wit
Glacier Prediction Company
John
Son Says
Ne Fiving Company
Burke
Mitte
Dune Control Plan Aims to Save Rail Line Route
U S Army engineers plan a 2 million dollar effort to stabilize Dust Bowl dunes along the Arkansas River and protect the Santa Fe railroad. They propose a north of river road, sand fixing by vegetation, fencing, and oil cover to prevent dunes from covering the line, with completion within a year.
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Cute
U.S. Army
Federal
Sql Conservation Service
Arkansas River
Sanda
Colorado
Jinmsar
Santa Fe
Riak Tekteur Tin
Sani Dunes
Texas Panhandle
GJ. Whitfield
Tie
Denver Chamber seeks air route extension to Lethbridge
The Denver Chamber of Commerce asked the civil aeronautics authority to select an air route linking Denver with Lethbridge via Creat Malls Montana. Inland Airlines and Western Air Express have pending certificates of convenience. A Washington hearing is set for Monday. The chamber backs a route that boosts trade and travel through Denver toward the south and southeast.
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Allines
Western Air Express Corporation
O.A.A
Washington
Lethysidge
Denver
Billings Man Heads Monday Association
Cline of Billings was elected president of the Montana Laundry Qwuerm association at the closing session of the annual convention at Karat's ranch on the Gallatin river south of here. Other officers named were Roy Fox, Great Falls, vice president, Karl Topel, Helena, secretary treasurer, and Jon Reese, Livingston, Bergennt at arma. The association also elected F. C. Cline, Billings, Jon Haken, Missoula, and Jim Hogan, Toistows, as directors.
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Borenan
Arether Cline
Bilings
Elgeiad
Montank
Gallatin River
Arma
F. C
Newspaper Man at WLR Missing in June Report
June 1 AP report says Wallace Boney a Voller paper publisher, 20, vanished after a note found in Pondera County. The note claimed Tristy was "going away" with no clear departure time. Conrad Walker, local figures, and others are referenced amid unclear details.
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Conrad
Shoritt D
Walker
Pondera County
Wallace Boney
Nowspaper
Voller
Tyaay Wan
Maia
Brorile Walker
Bunry
Tristy Wan
Galing Laway
Gherit Walker
Students in Germany Wear Nazi Uniform
Berlin report describes a university fraternity uniform code that includes a black pair of breeches a brows shirt and a red armband bearing a swastika similar to Nazi youth insignia. The attire reportedly signals membership and conformity within student circles.
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Germany
Berlin
Associated Press
Craternity Oman
Om Acer
Ube Way
Nual
Sindat Hund
Alhey Nazi
Toston News Briefs From Town and Country Club Meeting
Toston hosts a Town and Country club gathering at Mrs. A. J. Glithbuck’s home with a luncheon and bridge. Prizes awarded to Mrs. B M Allen and Mig Ola Wainerang. Local residents from Toston and nearby towns visited, conducted business, or traveled to Helena, Missoula, and Bozeman.
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Ting Chen Mo
Hollywood Studd Guides Go On Job
Hollywood June 17. Summer crowds arrive and visitors prepare to stay cool and patient. Respondents faced with questions reveal the same theme. those around the lots give candid, polite answers about star encounters and personal questions.
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Hollywood Studd
Hollywood
Poultry show teams from 4-H and Future Farmers announced
Two 4-H club teams and one Future Farmer team will compete at the World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland Ohio from July 2 to August 7. Participants include Juno Wesen and Lorraine Nicholls from Valley County on the production demonstration team and Betty Johnson Agnes Debruin on the consumption demonstration team, with local leaders listed. The Future Farmer judging team features Lowell Geldenslicher Jack Brazil and George Price from Twin Bridges, trained by Bers Badhan. Two members will travel to Cleveland after state FFA convention participation.
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Borsa
Montana
Hala
Cleveland
Ohio
Mise I. E. Cushman Extension
Montana State College
Juno
Betty Johnson
Agnet Debruin
Fort Benton
Carl DeBruin
Ryonty
Lois
Chshmian
Wys
Lowell Geldenslicher
Jack Brazil
George Prica
Twin Bridges
Bers Badhan
Pending neutrality bill to prevent war
A Democratic majority on the foreign affairs committee reported a bill to repeal existing arms embargo provisions. The measure, described as neutral, would let the president define combat zones limiting vessels and citizens in a foreign war. The minority argued no neutrality law is better than this. The bill, first major item before adjournment, was expected to reach the floor next week.
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Swasninglor
Attairs Coumittee
Oly Slate Hull
Republicing
Livingston Legion Meeting Preparations
Livingston prepares for Legion meeting with delegates from all sections of the state arriving Thursday for a twenty day session. The event will feature an address by National Commander Stephen Chadwick of Le Alte, plus business meetings and a Dean Corps aid urn contest leading to a climactic night on Saturday. Streets are being decked and housing counties provide accommodations for hundreds of visitors.
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Livingston
Daly Mngston
Amor Newn Legon
Delegetes
Nationalam Vander
Hundred Men Battle Pests In WPA Campaign
WPA workers, led by Administrator JE Parker, fight pests across 21 counties as part of a central campaign. The effort supports farm projects and building ball spreaders, with emphasis on rural improvements and campaign logistics.
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Upi
Aidne
Mowank Geass
Vowner
Stag Wpa
JE Parker Sale Tatty Tale
Wiha
Aed Ee
Otar
Alge
Dante
Miso
Money lost in mall theft linked to Shelby trust firm
A misplaced Sun currency note intended for Shelby was recovered missing from a mall area between here and Shelly. The note, part of Sun Wast Sleeante’s funds, was traced to Moe Merde Bunkets Trust Company of Great Pally.
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Guent Falls
Ube
Shelby
Moe Merde Bunkets) Trust Company of
Great Pally
Glacier Park Opens Season With Hotels Chalets And Camps
Glacier Park welcomes visitors as hotels chalets and campgrounds begin operations for summer. Staff including wranglers and porters arrive. trains and air traffic resume. the Going-to-the-Sun road opens gradually. Crown Prince and Princess of Norway visit the area.
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Glacier Park
Maida
Mark Plang
Hax
Owe Medicine
Suncanny
Belton
Sperry
Cutbank
St. Mary
Grouna Park
Gisler National Park
Waterton Lakes National Park
Canada
Great Northern Railway
Hag
Alopping
Phines
Glazier Park
Enhanch
Isinge Juve Rand
Yidrn Tan
Logan
Natuyal Lata
British Ship Blockade By Japanese Officers Reported
A British passenger steamer Ambion, arriving from Manila with 180 passengers, was halted near Amoy after a Japanese demand for the captain to board with officials. The ship remained under Japanese escort ten days while Chinese batteries shelled the coast. two passengers landed before the blockade ended. In Denver, William J. Deraham, 67, an ex-resident for four decades, died after a long illness following a car crash.
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Amos. Chisa
Dome
Pat of Ghuancnaw
Cdi
Ambion
Chunichow
Manila
Nad Henry
Japanane
Aohng
Aczompany
Chimhchow
Anking
Ind
Chiapehow
Joe diMaggio Seeks Return to Glory in Strong Line
In the World of Sports report, Joe DiMaggio looms to reclaim honors as McQuinn leads Vereland league batting with a .360 mark. DiMaggio, out with an injury, has appeared in 117 games with a .346 average, while McQuinn and Hale top the leaders as Detroit gains team batting supremacy and Feller defeats the Yankees twice.
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Clridge
Heorge McQuinn
Daya
Andes
Plicheta
Deniz
Otuch
Joe diMaggio
Nce
Yankee
McQuinn
St. Louis
Jenmio
Jno
Gato
DiMageto
Tex
Rana
Les
Odell Fink
Claveland
Ted
Wthan
Tiirdan
Brownie Simr
Hale
Myvil Your
Loula
Jimmy Fors
Boston
Dy Bullived
Stevuds
Jon Kuh
Chicago
George Yebratis
Detroit
BU Dickay
New York
Frank Higaine
Netrolt
Budky Lowe
Washington
Hank Greenberg
Dukas
Tiger Slugger
Joop N Doubies
Tohhatte
Higging
Gheedbarg
Bealouee
Sergeant Carlson Leads Northwest Rifle and Pistol Winners
Sergeant John Carlson of Fort Missoula won the rifle championship of the Northwest with an aggregate 611. Hart Bielebarger of Missoula was second with 501. Carlson also won the Northwest pistol title with 453, Captain I. D. Barbour of Canada second with 444. Carlson claimed the 50 yard small bore title with 199. Olympic plate match results had Carlson 180, Harold Micherdson 186, Gene Hicker 160. Powder River pistol match saw Carlson 273, Barbour 266, Davis 258.
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Missouri
Juana
Northwestern
Milltown
John Carlson
Fort Missoule
Northwest
Hart Biolebarger
Missoula
Carlson
I. D. Barbour
Canada
Fort Missoula
Harold Micherdson
Gene Hicker
Powder River
Pacific Coast League RH. EB Ancramenio 6 3 Oakland
Bharridl and Oxredowart, Fal en and Canray lead a muddled scoring line for the visiting side as Ancramenio posts a 6 to 3 win over Oakland in a contested game with unclear play by multiple players.
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Ancramenio
Oakland
Bharridl
Oxredowart
Falen
Canray
Unclear baseball notes from scattered OCR text
Fragmentary athletics lines show names like Deagy Graenvers and McCormick alongside teams such as Yankees and Dodgers. The garbled OCR lacks complete event details, scores, or dates, preventing a coherent report while preserving the readable entities.
Moe Arnovich Tops Batters in National League Lead
New York June 17 Moe Arnovich extended his lead in the National League batting race. Arnovich raised his average from .400 to .494 to pace the circuit, while Frank McCormick and other notable hitters trailed. Defeats affected teams as pitchers like Whitlow Wyatt remained undefeated with five victories. Local note: Grand Forks report.
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New York
Pi— Morrle Arnovich
Phil
Acres
Arnerich
Frank Mettermick
Cincinnati Reds
Arnovich
McCormick
Evniooy
Brooklyn
Zeke Benka
Buddy Hassett
Heston
Poppet Martin
Loula
Delta Garris
Braton
Joe Madwink
St. Louie
Brule Lombardi
Brack
Philadelphia
Terry Moore
St. Louis
Bialgammaio
Ival Goodman
Lombard
Delp Camills
Fiddler McGoy
Cardinals
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
Reds
Dervingeer
Wencient
Island
Standings and Results From The American League and National League
Yesterday American League results show New York over Detroit 9 0 with Detroit at New York today. Philadelphia and Chicago tied 7 7 while Washington and St Louis were noted as postponed. National League games list Benton at Cincinnati and New York at St Louis with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Detroit visits New York and Cleveland hosts Boston in the American League slate today.
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
St Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Loulh
Benton
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Brooklyn
Pittaburah
Leute
Teeane
Torkassene
Chirage
Rae
Pitehuren Vrseties
Big Six Matting Traffic Death Rates Among Children
The report shows traffic death rates for children ages 0 to 14 across six groups, with one group recording a rate of 18 percent and others in decline. Data mention Mayeanant and several named groups, indicating a study on child fatalities related to traffic.
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Freeholders
U. 6
Billings
WLR
SM. Thuramor
Ang
Toston
Thy Bervhrick
Conn
Tri
Willan Stubblefield
Kan
Maurice
Torton
T. J. Scery
Townsend
Itriends
Wuthert
Radora- Inirg
Joe Seaman
Mra
Phoman
Cady
Wye
William Stubblatigla
Genavlava
Maurice Stubblefield
Harry Brooka
Kemi
Faakvan
V'valon
Earl Clock
Didyrawp
Ives
Lwingston
Legion
Lake Gils
Colo
Neeste Af
OTA
C.C.C
Crown Frings Ging
Martha
Norway
Tira Medicine
William J. Deraham
Samar
Atley Donain
Vankos Raokin
Rob Feller
Hla Roth Deslalon
Pacific Goast League
Deagy Graenvers
the Tavernon
Aolkirk
Yankees
Nationat Leng McCormick
Tomhirds
Ream Os Eseae
Dodgere Veces
Moe Arnovich
Noruna
Grand Forka
N. D
Bix Gaorgs Schoenecker
Grand Fork
Crookaten
Behnenachker
Cronkaten
Bota
Prt
New Fork Ecesssree
Yisesiee
Katona
Torre
Lovie
Eileago
Boatan
Pattshurzna
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