Helena men depart by air for Yellowstone Park
A dozen Helena men including Governor Holt and Norman Winestring leave at 9 20 a m for West Yellowstone to attend the airport day ceremonies marking the opening of the new federal built airport serving Yellowstone National Park. Leaders from state and national parks discuss tourism and travel season. Music and speeches from dignitaries highlight the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
National Parks
Alrorwiys
Yellowstone
Governor Volt
Aon
Wil A. Campbell
W. G. Ferguson
Norman Winestrue
Thomas Awkina
A. HM. Davie
Joe Parker
Lt. Young
Record-Herald
West Yellowatowa
Natolow Parke Airways
United States
Goveinor Holt
Montana
Covernor Nlons
Fevlie Falls
Butte
A. MS. Smith
Idaho Walls
Guy Rogers
Fellowstone National Park
Earl J. Glade
Direetor
WSL
Salt Lake Thear
Tir Adam
Bennion
Lin Uish Power and Light, Company of
Salt Lakeity
German boxer Schmeling bet on Maxie Der Maxie fight
North, a former glitzy showman of the nuvs, placed a 10 bet on Der Maxie and watched a $200 final tally. He doubted Schmeling would lose but a friend offered 20 to 1 that the German would be out by the end of the fourth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole North
Glit-Hongy Bhipion
Nuvs
der Max
Joe Hause
North
Sthmellng
Adde
John
Schmeling
Roundup of traffic violators and military ball notes
Six motorists were summoned in police court for traffic ordinance violations and one for alleged speeding on Main street and Helena avenue. Several cars were cited for double parking and overparking on Main street. A well attended military ball at Shrine temple featured Governor Holt and Lions Club entertainment, with Woodward’s orchestra, Kesselman, Wengey and others delivering a lively program.
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Chargan
Main Street
Helena Avenue
W. F. Long
Melena Avenue
Matt Chovpyi
Mary
Main
Care
Want Coast Construction Company
Calorado
B. Martwig
J. M. Sherman
Helena
Butte
Palls
Missoula
Bar Woodyard
Shrine Temple
Lawls and Clark Post
American Legion
Holt
Ma Wanion
Woodyard's
Mt Liselive
Tatold Kesselman
Clarnnce Wengey
Gita
Barbara Terry
Ke Perry
Taxes Bill Okayed by U S House 1
Washington June 26 Congress cleared a tax bill after a long debate with filibusters and Democratic opposition. The conference report on the Guffey Vivian coal bill faced criticism from Senators Walsh and Gaarga who warned it violated prudent fiscal policy. House approval follows Senate action and sets up a vote on passage this afternoon with adjournment looming after treasury spending bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Jendora
Vandenberg
Michi
Renate-Hovan
Walsh
Maansathusetta
Gaarga
Qrargi
Dbim
G “Ap
Evry
Washington
Tong Road
Hid
Far Bi
Nonalo
Robinaott
Arkanaag
Treasury- Pontoffien
Lutey seeks county treasurer after three years as tax official
R G Lutey files to run for county treasurer with Lewland Clark and others in Maryville. Born 1898 in Nanver Calo, he moved to Maryville in 1900 and Helena in 1998, worked in banks and auto business, and has served as acting treasurer since January 1985 after Emanuel Plachl's death.
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Tautey
Lewland
Clark
Treambar
Yontord
Ne Geandidate
Ackee
Minnessor
Inét Iday
Lutey
Emanuel Plachl
Lee
Aasexsur
A. Martian
Mr. Lutey
Nanver
Calo
Maryaville
I Helena
Hank of Mary
Los Angeles
Henn
Buddhisher
Lin
Nomination sought for county offices in local race
K Lutey seeks county assessor nomination and is married living on North Jackson Street. Stephen Sullivan enters Republican state senate race. H J Barker files for sheriff as Republican and Jack J Cluck runs for constable on the Democratic side. Sullivan, longtime county resident, worked 18 years in banking. served as county treasurer in 1910, deputy clerk, and clerk to the board of county commissioners. He joined the All American National Bank in 1918 and became teller after bank consolidations. Barker hails from Diamond City Montana and has worked for Brown Brothers and other firms.
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Stephen Sullivan
Ucket
H. J. Barker
Jack J. Cluck
Mr. Sullivan
Glaa Gervad Xo
County Comminsionera
Eliet
Idiatrict
Sullivan
All American National Bank
Helena
Montana
Diamond City
Mo Bean
Brown Brothers, Lamaber Company
Nengon- Carpenter and
Strain Brothers
Ho Tan
Scattered Showers Reported Across Montana State
Weather officials recorded scattered showers across Montana with Great Falls receiving 0.28 inch, Lewistown 0.24, and other stations 0.02 inch. Eastern readings near 42 degrees surfaced as unsettled conditions begin to ease with a warmup expected as California weather moves in.
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Helena
Great Falla Iaading
W. F. Maugnan
Lewistown
Eng Kroeyeman
Glaagaw
Whallsell
Bilman
Glendive Oneh
Te Alata
Cali
Funeral Services for Mrs Loutes Clark Held in Butte
Funeral services for Mrs Loutes Clark of Butte will be held at St John’s Church at 9 o’clock this morning. Afterward the body will be taken to Helena and placed in state from noon until 5 o’clock. Interment will follow at Bentan avenue cemetery. A separate note mentions a political event on Mauritian Island and an Ape War referenced in treaties.
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Punkiat
Loutes x
Clark
Telena
Butte
Helena
Ha Bentan Avenue
Mauritian
Reception Monday for Rev J G Tougas 25th priesthood anniversary
A reception and prior banquet are planned at the Marer hotel in Helena to honor Rev J G Tougas marking 25 years in the priesthood. Bishop Joseph M Gilmore will speak at the banquet and Rev Tougas will be decorated for service. Reservations via Miss Mary Gurrity.
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Thomas
Moran
Mada Fyr
Mies Mary Gurrity
Papa
Touges
Han
Apent
Hin
Ynarn
Prinathieod Ty Melana
la Wall
Niete
Big Oil Purchase Planned for State Highway Work
State Purchasing Agent A. W Engel announced a bid call for a 2,500,000 barrel oil purchase to support highway commission cooperation and maintenance of roads. The July 7 filing at the capitol Tarnoff purchases for the year total about 6,000,000 dollars, with the July 7 order covering roughly one of the year’s requirements.
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State
A. W Engel
Flathead County Registration Grows This Year
Registration in Flathead County rises with the primary tally at 8,741 and a projected general election total between 9,500 and 10,100. Historical figures show turnout patterns, with higher general election participation and lower primary engagement. The 1982 primary reached 7,887 with 5,081 voting, and 1984 saw 8,480 total with 4,198 voting. general election totals also varied in later years. A property mention notes a sale once priced at 10,900 dollars.
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Katiapetl
Jung
Aff
Werkerm
Volera
Mits
Primeiros
Lion's District Sessions Open in Glacier Park
In Glacier Park the Lions District Sessions opened with a breakfast at the Many Hacers hotel and a welcome by park officials. Delegates included international president past district governors and deputy district governors. The afternoon featured talks by leaders and a call for unity, followed by a Call ceremony inducting members into the Tlackfeet tribe. In Butte, posters were ordered removed from poles after complaints of tacks and nails.
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Lion’s District
Glacier Park
Richard Lh Grenbereh
Denver
Cida
Prewdifent
Thnnw
Érnational
Montina-Alberta
Activitien
Brravtast
Hacers
Dnput
George Gylloyt
Shelby Pant Uintret
J.V. Cayolan al
Corvialtter Raparta
Thomas M. Rodtasoy
Helena Im
Benidee
Ket
Mstrict
Tobinyon
Tlakfeet Tribe of Indians
Lion Dick Handerville
Bull
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Yellowstone Park
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New York
Sern the AM
Daufanolf
Wider
Ruscia
Mider
Waren Cony Vampaire
Lee Lamm
West Side Market
Arthur Williamson
Phil’s
Hinek
Ornham
Coc Phil
Broadway
Broadway Phone
Ewspaper
Bill Okeyed
U. S. House
Tale
By Nathan Robinson
R. G. Lutey
K. Lutey
Jackson Street
I. G. Lutey
Wong
Yuen
St. Peter's Avepita
Robert Jer
Willia
WAT Hinson’s Groceries
Grady
Rodney
Lipton
Eighth Avenue Grocery
Eighth Avenue
J. G. Tougas
Araring
Tilia
Flathead County
Just Poner
Weggenman Market
Tom’s Market
Vee
Pound. Shoukler
Huron
Ium
Credit Free
Val
Linster White
Mission Bell
Bears
Gara
Central Market
Gieserer
Prop
TELLO
Sleepy Hollow
Percb
Ziec
van Camp
Libby
Sunbright
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