Adkins Speaks on Religious Freedom to Park Residents
Livingston dispatch reports Hon. A. G. Adkins, U S commissioner for Montana and North Pacific Religious Liberty representative, delivering a talk on religious freedom. He advocates civil government protecting natural rights, noncompulsion in worship, and warns against church state fusion and religious legislation. He cites groups like National Reform Association and Lord's Day Alliance seeking constitutional amendments to enshrine Christian legal basis.
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God
Penton
National Reform Association
Lord's Day Alliance
International Reform Federation
United States
Chinook Nursery Tests Spring Grain Varieties
Chinook Montana June 22 three nursery plots test oats spring wheat and barley to find best varieties. County agent directs tests with Albert Simons Turner Harvey Marsh and Jesse Conrad among cooperating farmers. Northern Creamery reports 2144 pounds of butterfat from Blaine County cows last week.
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Montana
County Acent
Plaine County Farmers Co
Albert Simons Turner
Tiarvey
W. A. Gesell
Northern Creamery” Company
Great Falls
Blaine County
Hadhe County
Great Falls Sighting of Long Dead Bull Snake Sparks Panic
June 22 Great Falls residents report odd life on Central Avenue as a five foot bull snake, not tied to alcohol, lies dead. Police chief Mareua Anderson removes the carcass to the Missouri River, amid speculation a miscreant youth placed it on the sidewalk.
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Great Falls
Central Avenue
Anderson
Missouri
Tris
Old Age Annoys Flaming Youth in Gibson Park
In Great Falls Kansas man Marti Hughes, 61, fined 10 in municipal court for annoy ing youths in Gibson Park. He admitted greeting girls but denied offense, claiming unawareness of a park rule. His car is held by police as the case proceeds. The incident follows a separate Great Falls death notice of 16 year old Robert Carmichael from meningitis at Columbus Hospital.
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Gibson Park
Great Falls
Marti Hughes
Kansas
Montana
Waiten
Gibson Parks
Hughes
Karsas
Elk and
Mughes
Robert Cardichael
A. E Carmichael
First Avenue North
Columbus Hospital
Great Falle
Margaret
Oll
Sur
Townsend News and Social Notes Highlight Town and Helena Visits
Townsend residents hosted a shower for Mrs Mel Fott at the Reams home with proceeds aiding local park development. Visitors include Miss Helena Drink and Nell Sullivan of Helena, plus several locals from Townsend and nearby towns. George Pass left for Portland after his daughter’s illness. Miss Father Aker departed for Seattle to enroll in Hall Business College.
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Rene Sullivan
Aulo
Pete Sullivan
George Pass
Portland
Morris Stubble
Reams
Melfott
Justiee Club
Lala
Townsend
Jerry Sullivan
Walker Motor Company
Tleledta
Helena
Tgeorge Sullivan
Nell Sullvan
Petr Sulivan
Mey
Cenk
Tmogrim ‘Troutman
Welena
Cord Mie
Qeear Myers
Mardchremer
Robert Hanser
Body Seen Floating Down Missoula River
In Missoula on June 22 the floating body of a man was spotted downstream from the VanIuren street bridge by Mrs Elred Viol et and Mrs Margaret Riefflin who were waiting to cross for a Milwaukee train. Coroner Forkenrock and local police searched the river with grappling hooks but the body was not recovered. Theories suggest the drowned Erick Gunderson or missing hunter John B Houghland as possible identities.
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Missoula
Wanen
Elred Violet
Margaret Riefflin
Vaniuren Street
Milwaukee
Forkenrock
Erick Gunderson
Blackfoot
Greenough
John B. Houghland
Clinto
Missoula Woman Attacked in Paris Cemetery
Miss Mary Stewart of Washington J C Dean of women at the State University was attacked by a cemetery guide near Paris while defending valuables. The incident, occurring weeks earlier, was clarified with help from the Paris police and state department officials. Stewart later led a federal program mission to Europe. The will of the late J W Ryman, published June 26, 1926, named her as principal beneficiary of a $125,000 estate.
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Missoula
State Department
Miss Stewart
di Weon
Federal
Revpresment Service
Travas
Lurope
J. Wot Ryman
Ate
Big Block Changes Hands in Bozeman
June 22 sees a pivotal deal on Last Mart street as FLM Foerscher acquires the Electric block crane from the Chionivte office. The transfer expands Bozeman Avenue and Rause into a premier auto sales hub with the district housing most auto stations and boy rooms. Ellinge Estates Virginian PCUy and Mr. Freisehler reach an agreement, turning property over to the automobile dealer for a contribution of 17,000 to FlS,10.
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Virginian Pcuy
Freisehler
Automobile Isan
First Strawberries in Victor Districts Reported
June 22 notes the first home grown strawberries and lettuce appeared at the Victor district market. Growers expect a good season though Vietor district acreage is small and Malonogane vegetables soon become available from local gardens.
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Victor Districts
Vietor
Local Notes From White Sulphur Springs
Obituary for Chas Masten after a brief illness and multiple social updates from White Sulphur Springs include births marriages visits and housing changes. Floyd Double welcomes baby daughter, George Fawlhe Sr and Marie Tritty announce their marriage. Vowlie serves as undersheriff and several locals install fridges with Montana power interests.
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Chas. Masten
Floyd
George Fawlhe, Sr
Marie Tritty
Vowlie
Ruth
Lais Andree
Freeport
Wiha
Ralph Shafferrick
J. Kaiserman
Bugg Takes Spill In Missoula Runaway Wagon
In Missoula on June 22 a three person team escaped injury in a runaway wagon. Mrs John Pipinch 50 was knocked from the rig and injured while her son John 13 suffered an elbow wound and another son Tony 10 was unhurt. The horse bolted after frightening at a westbound train and the wagon overturned, all occupants later brought home by a passing vehicle.
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Missoula
John Pipinch
John
Tony
Estra Westbourne
Hindenberg Visits Ammerland Ham Delegation
Berlin AP report describes a visit by Ammerland delegates bearing ham to President von Hindenburg at the German White House. They wore traditional costumes, presented the county’s heat ham, and children danced folk dances in his honor, moving him to tears.
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Berlin
Juley Tam
von Mindenburg
Ammerland
Oldenhure
Hindenburg
Amincrland
Ereen
German Theaters Bar Hostide Films Berlin Ultimatum
An ultimatum from the Association of German Cinema Proprietors to foreign film producers warns to remove all anti German films or risk losing German theater business. The group includes over 1 600 members and acts under guidance from the German foreign office. The declaration threatens intensified cooperation to block hostile foreign products from the German market.
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Berlin
Association of
German Cinema Proprietors
Thia Wittmatum
Thin Mye
Aleongamnat
Paris bootblacks listed for Legion convention
Paris bootblacks are listed with addresses by members of the Paris post of the American Legion. The list aims to help Legionnaires locate reliable shoe shines during their convention in September, avoiding common troubles with ordinary services.
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Paris
Legion
Labor Leader Shot In Heated Dispute At Great Falls
Great Falls June 22 Thomas F Barrett 52 longtime labor leader and city water works employee was shot four times by Henry Jacques 55 electrical engineer with the city Barrett likely fatally wounded and Jacques held on an open charge in county jail The shooting followed employee hostility and occurred at the municipal plant about 1245 pm with witnesses differing on the number of shots fired no other witnesses besides the two men involved
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Great Falls
Thomas F. Barrett
Immine Put
Henry Jacques
Barrett
Calmudus Hospital
Jacques
Bob Gordon
Tharrett
DuPont Man Inspects Orchards in Valley
D G Gray of DuPont interests in the east visited Missoula for several days to inspect the McIntosh Morello orchard near Bar by. He left on an late train for California. Accompanying him in Missoula was R G Ostergren, superintendent of the orchard properties.
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Missoula
W. D. Gray
DuPont
McIntosh- Morello
Barby
Gray
Lnte
California
Missouila
R. G. Ostergren
Undesirable Fish are Removed From Lakes
Missoula June 22 Suckers and squawfish are being removed from the Clearwater lakes by Tom Medhan fish an employe of the state fish and game commission The fish are caught in nets and traps Improved trout fishing is the object of the removal The number of suckers and squawfish to be removed is expected to be from 6000 to 9000 Nashua June 2 While the 4 year old boy of P M Collins was playing with matches near the garage paper was ignited flames spread it some disinfectant The garage and chicken house were quickly consumed The little boy returned to the house and the mother hearing a roaring sound and thinking an automobile was approaching rushed out to find the building on fire The building contained an auto a fur coat fur robes and various other articles in storage 70 gallons of kerosene and 20 gallons of paint No insurance was carried and the estimated loss is 2000
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Missoula
Jung
Tom Medhan
State Fish and Game Commission
Nashua
P.M. Collins
Miss Laucis Mirrielees Leaves Missoula for Middlebury
Miss Laucis Mirrielees, assistant professor of English at the State university, departs Missoula today for Middlebury, Wisconsin, to serve as an instructor in the summer school at Siddlebury.
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Missoula
Laucis Mirrielees
The
State University
Middlebury
Siddlebury
Imported lion taken in Great Falls liquor raid
June 22 raid at 216 First Avenue South led to seizure of a complete bottling outfit believed used to manufacture diluted Canadian and English liquors from American products. Joe LeJune and Myrtle Palmer face liquor possession and nuisance charges. Officers seized Old Crow whiskey, Gordon Gin, and Curby’s Rye amid evidence of fake labels and caps.
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Great Falls
First Avenue South
Joe LeJune
LeJune
Vivian Palmer
Myrtle Palmer
United States
Wilmer Jeanette
Curby
Trout Weighing Six Pounds Landed In Great Falls
Weather interruptions hinder fishing as anglers land notable trout including a 6 1 2 pound Loch Leven caught Tuesday by A C Rainey Gartner of Great Falls Sporting Goods. The season’s top trout, the Loch Leek Seven, was hooked with a five foot rod at Giant Springs on the Missouri River. A smaller Rainbow trout was also landed for Mr Hagner Gartner.
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Great Falls
A.C Raine
Gartner
Great Falls Sporting Goods Company
Fourth Street
Missouri River
Hawngartoer
Watson News from Elster and Surrounding Ranches
Watson family updates from Clear Range ranches detail spring return to home duties and summer grazing plans. Cattle and sheep assignments include Dan Hawkes at Torce Prairie and John Glignr at Calf Gules. prospectors scoped Blacktail range before turning back. Arthur Moran and Arthur Watson travel for cattle and park season tasks amid local visits and anniversaries.
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Elster
Robert Watson
Rovert
Clear Raige Ranch
Dan Hawkes
Torce Prairie
John Glignr
Blacktail
Blacktalle
Moran
Arthur
Missouri Valley
Townsend
Yellowstone Park
Snedaker Basin
Arthur Watson
Mr Watson
Timber
Gardner Country
C. L. Kaye & Sons
So St. Paul
Sarah Watson
Luella Watson
Beatrice Stennett
Mia
Archie Watson
Lile
Leslie Watson
George J. Barber
James S. Doggett
Butte
Hoate
Fort Logan
Doggett
Here
James Doggett
Pegay
Helen Adele
Watson
Chas
Thompson
T. W
Sues Dead Man for Breach of Promise in Lewiston
In Lewiston June 22 the breach of promise suit by Mayne Riddle against Nels C. Nelson, who died after suit, and administrator N C Nelson as defendant, sees the answer claim that after the promise was made and suit started, the plaintiff absolved and discharged Nelson from liability. Roy E Ayers and Frank Polutnit are attorneys for the plaintiff. A second brief item notes Russtart thistle growth is checked by this wet season with few fields showing the usual thick growth. some weeds, including luca weed, thrive, potentially injuring horses.
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Frank Polutnit
Iit
Winifred
Tourists and families camp along miles city route in June
Miles City reports a steady influx of travelers camping nightly near the route with 100 persons nightly over the past week. Among the campers were Mr and Mrs Mulligan from Everett Washington with their baby son and a goat Nanny en route to Glenavon Saskatchewan. The piece notes varying stay lengths due to road conditions and plans to continue north to Canada. Bathtubs cited as leading household accident cause.
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Miles City
GG. Mulligan
Everett, Wash
Glen Avan
Saskatchewan
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Chinook Nursery
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Celumite Informatan
Townsend News
Ayman
Big Block
Bozeman
Spain
Sowii
Kenneth Gilpin
Gorgeuia
Washington
Hindenberg
Boy
Garage
Vermont
I Barat Falls
Watson News
Sues
Eetdeecus
Pees Dba
Eee
Eae
Seelare
Artis Ret
Ou CT
America
Brice
Hennesey
Hennessy Bros
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