Townsend Mourns Death of John C Kearns at St Louis
John Clair Kearns 13 assistant cashier Townsend State Bank died in St Louis after illness measured by heart disease. He left Townsend nine months ago to be with his brother Dr Edmund Kearns and was soon joined by his parents Mr and Mrs John Kearns. Funeral plans await arrival of the body in Townsend. He was a Townsend High School graduate of 1915 and attended Maranell University Milwaukee.
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Townseend
St Leavis, Mo
John Clair Kearns
Townsend State Bank
John Kearns
St. Louis
John C. Kearns
Edmund Kearns
John Claire Kearns
Townsend
Broadwater County
Maranelte University
Milwaukee
Callege
John Kearns, Sr
Cody angler nets record Makinaw trout at Lewis Lake
Cody Wyoming June 18 Alex McKenzie crowned fishing champion after returning from Lewis Lake with a 25.12 pound Makinaw trout. The fish measured 27.12 inches and 22 inches around the stomach, the largest of the year at Yellowstone Park’s Lewis Lake. McKenzie and Hugh Brown fished mid lake with a five inch silver spoon when the big fish struck. A hammer was required to subdue the beast before landing. Taxidermist Wil Richard will mount the prize for display.
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Cody
Wyo
Alex McKenzie
Burlington Railroad
Lewis Lake
Wil
Leads Lake
Yellowstone Park
McKenzie
Hugh Brown
Near Drowning When Auto Enters Deer Lodge River
A car driven by Louis Herbert, 6, from Post Falls Idaho, ran off Highway 10 near the Louis Kunop ranch west of Garrison and plunged into the Deer Lodge river on Wednesday night. Tourists rescued him after a near-drowning incident caused by a flat tire. Herbert sustained facial and arm injuries and was taken to St Joseph's hospital for treatment.
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Deer Lodge
Louis Herbert
Post Fails
Idaho
Helena
Louis Kunop
Garrison
Herbert
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marysville Socials and Visits Spread Across Helena
Marysville on June 18 lists numerous visitors and guests from Helena and nearby towns. Names include Miss Kathe Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jackson of Portland, and families of Rumpine, Schaffer, and Surman, along with stops in Butte and Deer Lodge. several residents traveled to Helena for visits and stays with relatives and friends.
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Marysville
Katheeryn Sullivan
Butte
Lawrence Jackson
Portland
Fort Harrison
Henry Rudio
Douglas, Sr
Helena
Radio
Anne Larson
Neil MrTavish
Donald
Marjorie Ann
Ludwig Beaver
Francis Nangle
Joan
Nanle
Mike Colar
Mev
Edward Warburton
Deer Lodge
Warburton
Lewis Haley
Leonard McKinney
Con. Leonard, Jr
George Surman
Janes Wilhoit
Morgan Langen
Carl Anderseth
Som
Harvey Rosen
Cran
Dorothy
Clarence Poor
Canyon Creek
Local and distant visits noted in Logan News items
Logan residents and families embark on visits to Wise River Townsend Three Forks and Bozeman while others prepare moves and short trips. News covers births moving plans and a new aviation concept from Burbank California with G W Cornelius claiming a free wings plan could revolutionize aviation noting a test flight reaching 2000 feet before a parachute landing.
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Burbank
Cal—G. W. Cornel Ua
Parrchute
Lolo Forest Trail Work Starts Monday
Missoula reports forest service crews will begin converting the old Lolo trail into a motorway Monday. Foreman Curtis has organized a crew and all material and equipment will be at the scene. The project extends from Powell Ranger Station up Parachute Hill toward the Selway country and includes fire protection duties along the route.
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Missoula
Forest Service
Curtis
Powel
Selway County
Seeley Lake
Heroic Work of Boy Saves Brothers as Ranch Home Burns
Parnell Walls, 14, of Box Elder, saved two younger brothers from a house fire at their ranch. While parents visited a neighbor, the 5-year-old lit kerosene on coal, causing clothing to ignite. Parnell dragged them outside, doused flames, and then battled the fire with a bucket. The children were later treated in Havre. doctors report serious but hopeful prognosis.
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Great Falll
Havre
Wool sales report shows mixed Montana Wyoming receipts
Reports from Billings and Wyoming indicate several wool sales with 8 percent rents per pound. The Ingomar clip near 3,000 fleeces sold at 8 1 8 cents. Crow reservation wool with 7 cents bids. Swan River company clip at 14 is listed. King Brothers 20,000 fleeces at 7 4 cents. Buffalo sealed bid saw 6 to 8 cents. Winslow & Co bought 4,090 fleeces at 7 rents. 93,000 offered, 70,090 withdrawn.
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Wyoming
Montana
Ti 4A
Crow Reservation
Slater, Wro
Swan Land and Wirvestock Company
Thia
Meares
King Brothers
Laramie
Wro
Wip
Bath
Boston
Buffalo
Leo J. Daly
Winslow & Co
Hoston
Winslow &Co
Oy C. AL jAtarky
Janes
Court Injunction In Heavy Rain Affects Water Use
In Lewistown heavy rains prompt action in the Spencer v Silva case over stream water rights. Judge Baker modified the injunction, ordering the sheriff to permit water use on the Silva ranch for one week to ensure sufficient supply for both streams. A later note suggests the flow remains high and continued adjustments may follow.
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Lewistown
Dune
Ita
Fett
Frank TR. Spencer
Nell Afive
Dudaa BE. J. Baker
Silva
Spencer
Contem
Judas Baker
Silva Ranch
Npnre
European Radio Tax Averages Three Dollars Per Year
A Geneva bulletin summarizes why European radio listeners pay about $3 annually in taxes or levies, with postmen often delivering payments. It notes advertising limits in several countries and that music dominates broadcasts. The report, prepared by the National Advisory Council on Radio, aims to present an uncolored view of foreign broadcasting and education programs connected to radio.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Holland
Russia
Switzerland
Sweden
Germany
Norway
Italy
France
Turkey
Ireland
Poland
Spain
Rumania
Jugo- Slavia
Lithuania
Australia
Geneva Broadcasting Union
World Clearing House
Radio Information
Levering Tyson
Council
Europe
Tyson
Denver Doctors in Mess Over Operation
Denver doctors face murder charges connected to the death of Miss Mixa Alice Fought after an illegal operation. Dr Clyde Englund questioned. Dr Townsend held on bond $6,090. District Attorney Karl Wettengel says the procedure aimed to save her life amid a serious condition following a prior operation by an unknown person.
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Denver
Connersion
Mixa Alice Fought
Fitzrimond Hosps
Gay WW
Townsend
Karl Wettengel
Miss Fought
Clyde Englund
Mndor
Fitealmanty Hospital
Englund
Townend
Win
Gall
Tie
Bond
Winwife
Wottengel Arld
Miss Foughh
Woman Injured When Car Leaves Highway
Bozeman residents Mrs. Charles Markin and her sister Miss Loli Cir were injured when an auto left U S highway No 4 near Livingston. Mrs. Markin was taking Miss Cir home from a visit when the crash occurred Thursday afternoon. The accident date is recorded as June 18 Bozeman Montana district news notes several oddities from local flora and fauna.
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Logan
William S Weaston
Dewey Hare
Wise River
William Henslershott
Won
Ally
Townsend
Rollings Tanen
EF. Taplin
James McClain
Honan Geraldine Carlson
Three Forks
Kelso
Earl Cleveland
Hoapltel
Bozeman
Tessie Whithead
P.Z. Flynn
Ross
Schenectady
N. Y
Visis
John Dykes
Dilan
Dyke Home
Fred Kissinger
Butte
Baylor
U. & Highway No. 4
Charles Markin
Minx Loli Cir
Tivingaton
Mra
Markin
Mira Carr
Livingston
East Helena Social Dinner Notes at West Mall Street
East Helena social pages detail a series of dinners and bridge suppers hosted by local residents on West Mall Street Montana Avenue and nearby areas. Guests include the Nortons Houston Wilton Burgess Parsons MacDonald and many others from Helena and surrounding towns, with prizes and varied entertainments noted.
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Nowton
Alfred J. Norton
West Mall Street
G.uilion
and Mere
Frank
Houston
Clare M. Johnson
Mary
Hele Wilton
Sara Wilton
Junior Houston
Arm Bridge
Montana Avenue
Percy Dodds
B. Melhorn
T. C. Sule
Percy
Misn Tessietter- Fan
Louise Gil
Efelen Morgan
Helena
T. Wesley Stlehardson
Bert Grey
Hast Slolem
Midland
Washington
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FT. Louis
Townsend News
Fred Bubser
Daniel McHeffey McKay
White Sulphur Springs
Beulah A. Lewis
Lingshire
Justice of the Peace
A. G. McCornick
Mro
Nickalai
Helen
Marie
George Zabiseh
John Mahoney
Silver Star
Fhorbe Mahoney
A. W. Ricker
Farmer's Union Herald of
St Paul
Farmer's Union
Dora Gross
George Paul
Josephine Connors
Yellowstone National Park
Can[yon Hotel
Dorothy Smith
Verna Case
Bob Campbell
Santa Rosa
Calif
Lillian Daniels
Ed Daviels
St. Peter's Hospital
Wil M
Hendershot and Son
Billie
L. Young
George Rawlings
Carson Ranch
Fosenhine Connors
Montana State College
A. L. Mackey
New York City
W. Mackey
Clarence Berberet
Toyton
Hellena
Erene Sperling
W. G. Ragen
S. L. Young
F. C. McCarthy
Prank Smazal
P. H. Murphy
Matt Balfont
Ed D. Brown
Jack Briscoe
Mitchell
James
Kashmir
India
Murphy
Mys
L. H. Chiffith
N. Burgess
Irena Sperling
C. Aliler
G 'Aller
W. J. Hayes
Orests
Martha Bayles
A. B.C. Bridge Club
W. G. Kirseher
Cleveland Wallace
H.C. Good
L. ¥. Johnson
Lurah V. Wood
Rota Washington
Dollie Bryer
East Helena
Wil Richard
Mr. McKenzie
Auto
ICE
Rinda Garage
North Park Avenue
Goodyear
Neewspaper
Marysville. News
Mike Mellon
E. Elevison
Hen O'Connell
Tlelena
Hinute
aGiorge Surman
E. K. Warrle
Meritis Honde
Conny Treber
T. d. Berrel
Winston
Logan News
Lolo Forest
Billings
Lipons
East Helena News
Ave. George C. Dewey
Dc. R. Flilton
J. M. Mererttt
California
Ryidge
Aupustus Kerby
WR. Totten
Montina Avenues
Grey
Jenin Teeta
Bert Gres
Wetena
Heong
Colin
Frank Lo Heusen
Bridge
Stn
Mim
CN. Burgess
Ruiveon
Sid Ava
Vo Martin
Leon K. Choquette
Steve Sullivan
H.W. Anderson
Kelena
MR. Ang
Mrs. Grey
Ierman Carlson
John J. Sullivan
W. R. Totten
Augustus Kerby
Alfred 8. Norton
Jermen Carlson
John Serenar
Mary Ball
Milas i
Rome
John Sevenar
Bertie Hamilty
Z. Werle
Mirhardson
Kroes Richardson
George 2. Mewes
Dee
Fred Flan
Fecatella
Mrk Tian
Mra AB
Los Angeles
W. OH. Tibbitts
RN. CL Behinetder
Mise Txahiotio King
Mins Blaze) Richardson
Tansy Rebeknt
ST Cumblena
Wolf Creek
Ciinian Lower
Sappington
Kiartes Marriaan
Frank Virelin
Burts
Dan Tagen
M. P. Teniyck
Jean
Darks
Tenklycke
Mya
Arden Grandy
Wihet Nehardson
Corrine Britehin
Marian Gough
York
Hortert
Butto
Frank Ripert
Eneemit
Bag
My. Grenier
Helena i
Ler Sott
A. J. Grenier
Irs
A. J. Tarstad
Kenvik House
Cecil Wilson
Mildred Lambertus
Onarin
GB. Lamberts
Misnea Sara
Marjorie Milea
Thelma Johnson
Wil Ham Jackson
Drexal
Hll. Rutlee
Joe
Anna Merz
Ainge
Pylo
J. J. Mackenzie
Spokane
B.J. Sharp
Great Falls
A. J. McFarlin
Vllen G. Norton
Norton Jacquelyn Seharpp
Stee
Cal Hoffedity
Onjega
Whieowain
Albrigtt
Helen FityGerald
Mies
Bherey Riehter
Max Dyin Poreieh
Anl
Mes Murrey Sagith
Mea
Peed Smith
Tak Marjorin Snith
Antaretina
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