Warnings on Use of Cream Cans Issued in Montana
Thrailkill of the dairy division warns creameries and dairy plants statewide that cream cans must stay in the possession of owners or their companies. Anyone found with cans not owned by them after August 1 faces penalties under the state law designed to prevent contamination from fuels and other liquids.
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Suirygnen
Thrailkill
Dairy
State Department of Agriculture
Montana
Augusta
Kohlberg Funeral With Masonic Rites Sunday
Sam Kahlberg prominent businessman and Mason will have a funeral Sunday at 2 PM at the Scottish Rite temple on Edwards Street. Services will be by Kang Solomon's lodge No 9A FO&AM. H. S. Hepner past grand master will be eulogist. commitment service by the lodge. The Globe Clothing and Jewelry Co now rents temporary quarters at 314 North Main between Helena Hardware and Sherman Matic Store.
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Sam Kahlberg
Scottish Rite
Edwards Street
Kang Solomon's Loge No
Fo& AM
H. S. Hepner
Lodge
Globe Clothing and Jewelry Company
North Main
Helena Hardware Company
Sherman Maticatore
Widow of Justice Bache of Montana Dies in California
Mrs. Thomas C. Bache formerly Katherine Child sister of Henry W. Child of this city died in California. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Dorothy Bache Fretter of Pasadena and Mrs. W. S. Vaught of Alhambra, Calh. Justice Bache was a Montana Territorial Supreme Court member and a scholar from Columbia College. He lived in California after leaving Montana and died in 1914. The note adds that fresh water from the Amazon enters the ocean at over a million cubic feet per second and remains detectable more than 200 miles offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Bache
Katherine Child
Havery W. Child
California
BE. M. Young
Nelenn
Child
Barha
George NI
New York City
Dorothy Bache Fretter
Pasadena
W. 5. Vaught
Alhambra
Calf
Bache
Montana
Ray Hig
Justice Bacher
Jynn
Amazon River
Ocean
Band of National Guard Gets Praise in Camp Concert
Visiting army officers lauded Montana regimental band leader Warrant Officer John Fechter of Bozeman after a noon concert at the National Guard summer camp. The group, mainly Bozeman and Livingston musicians, is funded from Guard funds and relies on strong training despite limited pay. Meanwhile, regimental baseball playoffs at Camp Erickson progress with several decisive games, narrowing the field toward finals among five surviving teams.
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Montana
National Guard
John Fedger
Bozeman
Livingston
Fechter
Bavaria
America
Borveman Commercial Club
Private Shipman
Wolf Point
Camp Erickson
Alva Straw
Service Company
Miles City
Helena
Sidney
Andi
Whitehall
Poplar Indians
Howiter
Renimental
Fidena
Service
B of
Poplar
Froid
Old Fort Harrison
Company I
Midland Review deemed not to have general circulation
Montana Attorney General J A Foot ruled that the Midland Review lacks general circulation despite a paid circulation of 164 and 3837 copies delivered gratis. He defines a newspaper as a publication issued regularly containing current news and general interest. In Yellowstone County the actual circulation is 163, rendering the paper ineligible for general circulation status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Foot
Melvin N. Holness
Billings
Midland Review
Yellowstone County
Foot
Smokestack Accident Halts Hospital Project in Missoula
Missoula June 21 a new smokestack for the heating plant at the Northern Pacific hospital crashed to the ground as it was hoisted into position. The 50 foot stack fell when the hoist cable separated, causing no injuries or property damage. A gym pole had been used and a steam engine powered the lift. The crew reported everything had proceeded smoothly until the accident.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Hospital
Industrial Loan Service formed to aid salaried earners
A new company, Industrial Loan Service, Inc., with $500000 capital, was incorporated yesterday to loan money to salaried people and wage earners to consolidate debts and pay items like fines, clothing, fuel, and medical bills. Directors include Rose Shaw and F. S. Young, with offices linked to the Commercial Services Association in Montana.
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Secretary of State
Harmon
Rose Shaw
Earle N. Genzberger
F. S. Young
Butte
C. A. Streedbeck
Helena
McQueen Lawton
Anaconda
Carson E. Bechtel
Floyd J. Habein
Livingston
Commercial Services Association, Inc
Montana
Morris Plan
Industrial Loan Service, Inc
Joan Company
WN Oper
Frank
Young
Commercial Servie Association
Commercial Service
The
Commercial Service Association
Glacier Park shows big auto increase in first two days
Glacier Park reports the first two days of the season on July 14 show a 50 percent rise in automobiles and a 63 percent surge in passengers visiting the playground compared with the same period last year. Automobiles reached 387 with 1305 people, vs 248 machines carrying 800 last year. rail traffic held near even with 312 this year and 306 last year. The Montana Automobile Association says these early figures support forecasts of record attendance.
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Glacier Park
Montana Automobile Association
Rtc
Freckles News Service for Vacationers
Vacationing readers can have Freckles accompany them with daily home news. Call 491 or write the circulation department to send the paper to a vacation address. CERTIFIED POTATOES Chinook June 21 Fourteen Blaine county potato growers seek certification on 01 acres, a rise from 1928.
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Chinook
Blaine County
Bliss Triumph
Camp Erickson To Be Day Williams Directs In Order
A Montana National Guard camp order issued by Col. E I Williams bans intoxicating liquor in camp during maneuvers at Camp Erickson. It directs fire drill protection, proper attire on leave, and requires officers and men to remain in camp each night with one officer per company in camp at all times.
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Montana National Guard
Camp Erickson
E. I. Williams
Helena
Fort Harrison
Insanity Plea Considered for Dr Snook in High Profile Case
In Columbus crowds filled corridors as the grand jury convened over the Dr Snook murder case. Attorneys consider a temporary derangement plea, arguing he was not fully sane when he killed Theodora Hix at the rifle range on June 13. A special trial may be set this summer.
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Columbus
Snook
Grand Jury
Court House
Bertillas
Sick
Three Children Die in Fire at Wilkinson Home
Mount Pleasant Pa June 21 AP Three children Helen 11 Willard 9 and Evelyn 9 months died in a fire that destroyed the Wilkinson home at Ruffsdale. An kerosene lamp or stove explosion started the blaze while one child was lighting a fire. Mrs Wilkinson and two other children were treated for burns.
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Mount Pleasant
Harry Wilkinson
Ruffsdale
Helen
Willard
Evelyn Wilkinson
Man's Eye Pierced by Piece of Steel in Accident
Poplar June 21 Cupie Kullander left for Minneapolis to consult eye specialists about a serious eye injury from weeks ago. A small particle of steel entered the optic, causing severe soreness. He did not seek prompt treatment and the eye worsened. doctors fear possible loss unless treated now by eminent specialists.
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Poplar
Cupie
Viola Gentry Fails In Endurance Flight
Viola Gentry and Charles W. Parkhurst landed their plane The Answer at Roosevelt Field New York after nine hours 37 minutes 45 seconds in an endurance refueling attempt cut short by hazy weather. Gentry said she would practice refueling drills in the coming days for another try.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Viola Gentry
Charles W. Parkhurst
Miss Gentry
Osteopaths Adjourn as Board Reappoints Secretary
Dr. C. J. Gaddin of Oakland California was reappointed executive secretary of the American Osteopathic Association by the board of trustees at the close of the annual convention in Des Moines. The announcement came as doctors adjourned the meeting this June 21.
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Osteopaths
En Moines
C. J. Gaddin
Oakland
Cal
American Osteopathic Ansociation
Association
State Supreme Court Affirms Yellowstone Court in 2 Decisions
The Montana Supreme Court upheld two Yellowstone County district court rulings. In Shope v. Billings, the city was not liable for injuries when a war crashed into a steel cable, affirming $800 damages. Barth v. Ely, President of the Montana Federation of Labor, involved rent over $3,240 on appeal.
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District Court
Yellowstone County
State Supreme Court
Irwin D. Shope
Billings
High Cout
Shope
Annie Barth
Stephens Ely
Montana Federation of Labor
Flag Day Observed by Elks and Guardsmen
Helena lodge of Tika marked Flag Day with celebrations at Fort Harrison attended by townspeople Guardsmen and lodge members. The 16th Infantry band played the Star Spangled Banner and Joe Boneler, exalted ruler, gave the introductory remarks.
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Montana National Guard
Helena
Tika
Fort Harrison
Joe Boneler
Helena lodge address and military history talk described
The report notes officers of the Helena lodge and Cant. W. J. Lowery of Whitehall, commander of the First Battalion, in The History of the Flag. Hugh Adair, past exalted ruler, delivered the main address of the avenue. At the time described.
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Helena Lodge
Cant
W. J. Lowery
Whitehall
Firat Bataillon
Hugh Adair
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Harry W. Child
Condon V
Mme
Emily
Gordon
Thistlewaite Shoe CO
Mr. R—Sr
Band OF National Guard
Smokstack
Gable
Montana Corporation
Williams
Nagle
Swift
Hood River Berries
Spokane Berries
Angel
Pakiara
Peea
Yellowstone Court
ELKS
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Anson
Main Street
Crean
the Assembly
Father James
Gang
Trea
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