Pabst says beer may return as temperance laws softened
August Pabst vice president of the Pabst organization toured the west and told Butte officials that the beer that made Miwankee famous could resume production soon. He urged modification of prohibition laws toward regulated sale for home, hotels, and restaurants while supporting strict government oversight akin to railroads and meatpacking.
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Butta
Miwankee
Pabst
August Pabst
Butte
Fred Pabst
Pabst Corporation
J. L. Terry
Montana
Wyoming
Milwaukee
Mynor
Windup of 4-H club meeting discussed at Bozeman
Bozeman June 21 second annual state 4 H club convention closed at Montana State College after four days of training in agriculture and rural problems. 167 members and leaders attended. B P Potter state club leader in charge. Highlights included leadership in community recreation by WP Jackson of the National Recreation Association. Emphasis shifted to livestock training with a 137 percent rise in livestock projects. Lectures on youth problems by Miss Darlas Setumiker and business procedures and demonstration teams by extension staff.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
B. Potter
Dle Raiqing
WP Jackson
National Recreation Association of New York
Jackson
St.s Colleges
Darlas Setumiker
Child Development Institute of New York
Montana, Extension Service
Montana State College For
Montana
F. B. Linfield
College of Agriculture
R. E. Kirk
L. D. Conksling
Jessie Richard
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
W. J. Butler
Lightning Strikes Pack Train In Montana Mountain Storm
June 21 Butte reports a lightning bolt struck a pack train on Mount Emerine, killing seven horses and injuring two men, Ranger Skillman and packer Richard Richtmeyer. Both men survived with shock and minor burns after being treated at Murray hospital. The incident occurred as they were returning from a lookout station construction, leaving a demolished trail and telegraph wire burned, with both watches stopped.
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Lookout Station
Skiimen
Mount Smerina
Richtmeyer
Thrat
Horaea
Horace
West Fork Ranger Station
Butts
Skillman
Hly
Marke
Mount Emerine
Philipsburg
Leon L
Lake
James N. Templer
Deer Lodge National Forest
Ald
Hichtmeyer
France
Drunken bootlegger convicted in Great Falls
Great Falls June 21. George Steadman 43 was fined 150 dollars in municipal court for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Fifty dollars of the fine was suspended but nonpayment led to 60 days in jail. Steadman, charged as a bootlegger, was arrested after a collision on Third street near Central and Firat avenues South. Two cars were damaged, a whisky bottle found in his car, and he offered no excuse at arraignment.
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Great Falls
George Steadman
Thomas Lenihan
Steadman
Tom Chamberlain
Third Straet
Central Avenue
Firat Avenue
Fiestaller
Third Atrent
Atrest
July Cab Company
W. Anderson
Third Street
Indian Service Conference Opens At Bozeman June 23
Bozeman June 21 The annual conference for field representatives of the US Indian service begins June 23 at Montana State College. Montana, Canada and surrounding states attend. Sessions cover livestock, dairying, horticulture, crops, poultry and 4-H programs with lectures on irrigation, farm management, and Indian service extension work.
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Bozeman
Indian Service
Montana State College
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Montana
Canada
State College
Miles City
Negro Sentenced For Auto Theft In Apadanda
F Grant, a Negro, was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary by Judge George B. Winston after pleading guilty to grand larceny. He admitted taking an automobile owned by Frank Callihan and waived his rights without an attorney. Sheriff C W Smith to transport him to Deer Lodge.
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Apadanda
F. Grant
Doegro
State Penitentiary
George B. Winston
Grant
Frank Callihan
C. W. Smith
Deer Lodge
Youth Sues Rancher For Heavy Damages
In Great Falls on June 21 a youth, Ernest Thorn aged 22, sued ranchers Mr and Mrs R P Vann of Geyser for 31681.90 in damages from injuries in an automobile crash on Belt road. Thorn had earlier secured a 21860 judgment against John Vann, brother of R P Vann, by a county jury. The case centers on continuing legal action against the Vann family.
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Great Falla
Tune
Ernest Thorn
R. P. Vann
Thorn
John Vann
Prairie dogs killed in one day in Fallon County battle
Bozeman reports nine men and one woman in Fallon County front line engage in prairie dog extermination causing 62500 losses for the enemy. Reporter O Hembre Baker county agent led a squad using poison oats to reclaim 500 acres with 12 500 defenses and five prairie dogs each. Team included Charles Atkinson Grace Atkinson Charles Wetas Herman Krommel Bert Oxford Al Oxford Alfred Benson Grant Corey J G Membre and Mr Sawyer. Biological Survey aided with ammunition. E Stephl directs state effort with county agents as field commanders.
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Bozeman
Fallon County
Prairie Dog
O. Hembre
Af Baker
Hembre
Charles
Grace Atkinson
Charles Wetas
Herman Krommel
Bert and
al Oxford
Alfred Benson
Grant Corey
J. G. Membre
Mr Sawyer
Bureau, Ofiological Survey
O E Stephl
Carbon Monoxide Gas Overcomes Two Men Near Anaconda
Anaconda reports two men, B Lunsi fer and John Brynon of Corvallis, recovering from carbon monoxide gas that seeped through a truck floor while unloading lumber at a lime quarry six miles west of town. Bryson staggered and fell unconscious. Lassiter revived him and drove them to a cousin’s home, where both received medical treatment and recovered after several hours.
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Lunsifer
John Brynon
Corvallis
Bryson
Lassiter
J. F Bryson
Opportunity
Il Tut
Ball Player Faces Heavy Fine for Illegal Reentry
Great Falls June 47 A $150 fine is urged for C A Smith Jr of Harlem for failing to declare entry on returning from Frontier Saskatchewan to the United States. The Harlem baseball team member arrived Sunday night June 14 and reported at the line. Customs officials also seek $9600 plus $500 per period carried into the country, arguing ignorance of customs laws.
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Great Falls
C. A. Smith, Jr
Harlem
United States
Canada
Inca Customs Office
Montons
Idaho
Smith
Frontier
Sask
Lato
Healledle
Lemaney
Custame
Northern Montana Campus Work To Start Today
Grading for the Northern Montana campus is set to begin today with three more projects starting Monday under president Dr C E L Vande Bogert. Contractor Mr Sully oversees the effort while room plans for the administration building are being rushed.
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Hayre
Montana
C EL Vande Bogert
Sully
Weekly Business Review shows mixed signals for recovery
The week saw cautious optimism in the international outlook as President Hoover pursued non partisan talks. Railroads seek a 16 percent freight-rate hike, while commodity indices hint at a bottom. Retail, petroleum, steel, autos, and construction show mixed progress, with some sectors waning and others delaying orders into August.
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New York
Hoover
Nau
Patroleum
Mercantile Review
Plana
Heve
FL W. Dodge Carp
Bond Market Advances on German, Hoover Plans Lift Scores
The bond market ended the week with a broad advance led by German obligations which rose sharply. The 30-bond average stood at 94.5, up from 90.9 a week earlier, as all three averages closed higher. Hoover administration plans to aid Germany stimulated demand for foreign issues, and United States government bonds also showed gains amid the broader rally.
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Alexander Henderson
Associated Press
New York
Hoover
Germany
Market Uptrend Seen in Weekly Financials
The week closed with a cautious rise across industrials and public utilities as the market regained earlier declines. Government bonds fluctuated without a clear trend while public offerings totaled 79.2 million dollars versus 21.9 million the prior week and 143.2 million a year ago. State and municipal issues led at 34.63 million, with public utilities at 31.0 million. further large municipal and utility issues are anticipated soon.
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United States
Storm Blinds Driver Near Strater Drowns Vehicle
A June storm blinds a driver near Strater and a car capsizes into the main irrigation canal, pinning the occupant who is rescued by a passing motorist. Several other highway accidents occur in the storm, including a minivan in a ditch near Exeter and a windshield brake in Matta. In Ogden, midwest and mountain state farm groups prepare to gather for their ninth annual economic meeting led by the Central Western Shipparo Advisory Board and Agricultural Council with delegates from Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Idaho and Utah.
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Malia
Hay Horst
Strater
Borat
Desth
Niald
Malta
Exeter
Matta
Amoc
Ogden
Utah
Busivel
Ad Agricultural Inforests
Mid-Western
Mountain States
Central Western Shippara’ Advisory Board and Agricultural Council
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
War on pine beetle nears completion in national forests
In a wide campaign across Beaverhead and Madison forest areas about 7 000 trees have been treated on roughly 100 000 acres. Crews including Junior Foresters Neil Fullerton Roswell Leavit and Ranger J H Watson returned or continued work near Dark Hollow Warm Springs and the Blacktail region under Supervisor Pranetsa Carroll. The infestation campaign, centered in Ruby Blacktail regions, covers some 45 miles east and 30 miles north and south.
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Dijion
Beaverhead National Forest
Aiadison Forest
Neil Fullerton
Newport
Wash
Roswell Leavitt
Scott Lcarfi
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