Dangerous Hours for Highway Travel in Montana
Montana highway patrol data show afternoons between 2 and 3 pm as the most deadly for highway travel last month. Nine automobile accidents involved drivers aged 20 to 60, eight fatalities on dry roads, seven in daylight, only two at night. Four male drivers died, no women drivers killed. Tuesday afternoon saw three deaths, Sunday two, Monday two. no fatalities Wednesday or Thursday. Speeding cited as a key factor, with perils on paved highways and a warning to stay in control.
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Boelock
Montana Highway Patrol
Minhapa
Montana
Uy Ay
Pattot Rupergin
Ton O. Hadecker
Wovdecker
Moisture not a future worry for Montana farmers report says
The Montana crop report notes the week ended was the wettest in Tune 1838, soils are generally well supplied for now, but rains harmed haying and field work. Frost burns appear in Fergus and Jughin Bagh counties, winter wheat and spring wheat show variable conditions, and livestock ranges are poor to excellent.
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Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Weather Bureau
Richland
Fergus
Jughin Bagh
Summer Weather Sees Temps Rise in State
The state reports temperatures climbing into the 70s with a note that 74 is the expected high today. Helene reached 67 and Poplar recorded 0.26 inches of precipitation as the only station with more than a trace. Month to date shows 19 of 21 days not full.
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Mumser
Thia
UL Mont Polnte
Helene
Bitter fight over money plan looms continues on politics
The article details Senate and administration clashes over extending monetary powers and currency expansion. McCartan and Thomas push to keep talks alive while a substitute bill aims to cut the fund to 760 million and back 2 billion in gold backed money, with price changes for silver under debate. Senator Pittman seeks a fixed price, while commentary shifts to unrelated notes on New Zealand priest customs and wolves in Mont McKinity Park.
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Oiea
Reportera
Thomas, McCartan
Wis
International Stabilization Fund
Thomas
McCurran
Treasury
Trenaury
Aiiver
Pittman
Nev
New Deal must continue to secure the future says Secretary Perkins
Denver on June 21 Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins told the American Association of University Women that the New Deal must endure on a long range basis to benefit current and future generations. She urged reasonable profits for business, investment in new industries, good wages and conditions, and ongoing cultural development as essential for a stable expanding life. Kenyon of New York echoed the advance of women in public life and professional fields, stressing the need for continued emancipation and shared responsibility, with women and men fighting side by side for democracy and human rights.
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Denver
Terking
American Association of University’ Women
New Deal
Republi
Oura
Misk Perking
Kubeorothy Kenyon
New York
Association
Butte Exchange Club Plans Convention on June 24
Butte June 21 The Exchange club conference opens in Butte on Saturday June 24 for a two day meeting with members from Missoula Helena Great Falls and other towns. Col in Christie Floyd Noyes and Leonard Waters lead arrangements as guests receive copper souvenirs. The program includes a 10 am registration 2 pm underground tour 7 30 pm banquet and dance. On Sunday June 25 a breakfast business meeting chaired by Fred J Root discusses intermountain region issues followed by golf and social activities.
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Butte
Exchange Club
Beeston
Missoula
Helens
Great Falls
Tinto
Utah
New Finlen
Colin Christie
Joseph Helms
Deetor DB
BL Hale
David Kilroy
Mr. Hering
Callum
Idaho
Finton
Incheon
Finlen
Colin L. Christie
Floyd Noyes
Leonard Waters
Leonard Ming
Atelock
Finien
Mendervilla
Colin K. Christe
John Newland
Charles Hauswirth
Robert Corelto
New Finten
Fred J. Root
Montana
Whiskers Committee Plans Big Dance This Saturday
Whiskers committee members will meet Thursday at 8 PM in Moon Hall to discuss a dance sponsored by the club, slated for Saturday evening at the Club center. President Ray Bossler announced plans for a lively event, with attire urged to fit 1864 style. Women of the Maoxe lead ticket sales.
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Whiskers
Diamond Jruditee
Moone Hall
Club Center
Ray Bossler
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Second Complaint Filed in Court Over Woolworth Injuries
Mabel Lossler filed a second complaint against H. W. Woolworth Co and co defendant Jacqueline Austin seeking $20,000 for injuries from alleged negligence at a Woolworth store counter. A prior delay complaint naming Woolworth and Clive Kidbide had been dismissed.
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Mabel Lossler
H.W. Woolworth Company
Jacqueline Austin
Wffendants
Woolworth Company
Clive Kidbilde
Ben
Ho Eves
Nott
Woolworth Tuneh Gamiter
Mian Austin
Butte Bearded Men to Visit Helena Sunday
More than 400 bearded men from Rutioary are slated to invade Helena Sunday afternoon. The event is a publicized parade aimed at promoting Buttes culture and civic pride.
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Butte
Helena
Fragmentary Notice of July Car Parade Plans
An unclear fragment describes a car parade itinerary from July 1 to 6 with mentions of Insulated against pete raders and a busl celebration. Paraders are said to include Anaconda Deer Lodge Avon and Slifetoy on an itinerary. It mentions carbon and iron experiments and heated Asmonds in Virginia.
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Pete Raders
O'Clark
Aveet
Nee District
War
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Avon
Slifetoy
Asmonds
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Wallareny
West Cal
Goldberg
Fur Service
C. J. Bausch & Sons
Malast
Gallatin Gateway Inn
Daw Toung
Gallatin
Gateway
Mont
Weggenman
Booth
Meum Ellin
Ima
Nashville
Tollcg
Meartisnn
Senate Finance
Metarran
Senate
New Zealand
National
United States
Mont McKinity National Park
Altykn
Perkins
Pilite Fe Ihantas
Butte Exchange Club
Whiskers — Committee
China
Milwaukee
Heidelberg
ST FJ
Ian
TBE
Montana Power Co
Eureka
Westinghouse Electric
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