Montana Among States On Retail Honor Roll
The 1929 retail census shows Montana among thirteen states with above average stores per capita and sales per store. California Colorado Connecticut Montana Nebraska New York Ohio Rhode Island Washington Wyoming plus others are listed as highly desirable for retail conditions. Michigan topped sales per store. Idaho and Florida noted for unusual per capita patterns amid broader state listings.
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Montana
John Guernsey
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Minos
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Nevada
New York
Ohio
Rhode
Isand
Washington
Wyoming
United States
Minnesota
Missouri
Rhode Island
Michigan
Guernsey
Wulaware
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Wisconsin
Arizona
Utah
Chops in North Idaho Beat Kitty With Rains
North Idaho crops benefited from recent rains. Auditor Roise Idaho Junc a (er Crops in north Idaho have been eveathy benefitted by rains of the last week. The wheat crop needs the rain and would gain from it. The fruit crop reportedly unhurt by the storm. New York General Cable raises bare copper wire price to 19 cents per pound in Charlotte.
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Idaho
Gallettate
New York
General Cahle Corporation
Atoch
Brothers Wed In Separate Weddings Same Day
George Thompson and his brother Thomas Thompson married Ruth Wilma Bowers of St Paul and Sera Alice Smith of Helena on Saturday. The couples traveled by auto to Bozeman then trains to Helena and Yellowaitome Park before returning home later in the week. George and Ruth will live at 0 North Benton avenue with Mary Oram.
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George Thompson
Lynn Challoner
Northern Paqfle
Mr Thompson
Thomas Thomipson
Ruth Wilma Bowers
St Paul
Sera Alice Smith
Helena
Bozeman
Butte
Anaconda
Mary
Oram
Benton Avenue
Ney
David J Donnan
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Thompson
Alice Smith
Frank E Smith
Jamen O Tougas
St Helena
Mra
Great Blaze Sweeps Big Canada Port
The blaze devastated the western port wharves, with the harbor commission suffering the largest loss. Two firemen were severely burned, and one man is believed dead. Norman Marring, accountant for the Canadian Banana company, formerly of Huchengack, NJ, is named in the report.
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Harbor Commission
Alex Graf
Commission
Norman Marring
Canadian Banana Company
Huchengack
Canadians Optimistic On Future Of Wheat
Ottawa reports the Dominion Bureau of Statistics analysis shows a brighter wheat outlook than a month ago. Factors include higher European stock levels, stronger North American crops, and expected increases in exports from August to March. Exports reached 5,723,000 bushels versus 6,760,000 the prior year, amid Europe’s weak production outside Russia and continued European imports.
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Ottawa
Onl
Canadian Commerce Department
Europe
North
Amina
Dominion
Russia
Markets of World Record an Advance
The article notes a global market surge with prices rising in Berlin London Rome Tokyo Shanghai and Paris as fears over debt proposals ease. Wall Street shares gain despite tempered volatility with broad advances in equities and commodities amid a psychological boom. A drowning incident involving Greeley Cole-() Burton Swope, a student at State Teachers College, is also reported.
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Wall Street
Berlin
London
Rome
Tokyo
Shanghai
Paris
United States
New York
Statistica Co
Greeley Cole
Burton Swope
State Teachers College
Knight
pSealy Lake
Henry L Stimson’s Busy Life As Secretary of State
Washington, June 22. Henry L Stimson balances golf and riding with heavy effort to suspend intergovernmental debt payments. He reads, analyzes data, and communicates with American ambassadors as international finance dominates the agenda. He favors early morning study, keeps a busy social life, and avoids alcohol while abroad.
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Rnward J. Duffy
Associated Press
Washington
Henry L Stimson
Hoover
State Department
Idaho Kilowatt Tax Act Goes Under Fire
Boise hearing set for July 2 before a three judge federal panel to challenge Idaho kilowatt tax law. Utah Power and Light sues, naming attorney general and law enforcement head as defendants. Meanwhile the submarine Nautilus returns to Cork harbor after a rough transit, greeted by civic officials.
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Idaho
Boise
G Cavanah
Federal Court
Circuit Court of
San Francisco
Utah Power and Light Company
Cork
Iiah Free State
Aege
Queenstown
Civic Authoritea
American mayors on return from France drink comment
American mayors returning from France described a misheard toast as drunk by a man who claimed he listened to speeches and found food gone. Mayor Metcalfe of Omaha said the delegation was busy with work and night life in Paris was limited. He noted France’s unemployment actions as the key interest of the trip. In a separate incident, Inez Evelyn Anderson, 25, collapsed and died during Calvary Baptist church services.
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France
United
Richard L Metcalfe
Omaha
The
Truth Jis
Paris
Kansas City
Mise Inez Evelyn Anderson
Calvary Baptist Church
Helena to see new gas line map and pipe sizes
Montana Power filed a map with Helena city council detailing a new gas distribution network. The plan shows a 10 inch main entering the city, with branches along Chestnut and Warren streets, plus various four to eight inch pipes serving northern and southern areas and residential districts. Charles Miller, 78, leaves Patchogue to retrace the Pony Express trail to St Joseph then San Francisco.
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Montana Power Company Reaterday
Wetem
Helena
Connail
Timila
Villard Street
Chestnut
Chestnut Street
Villard
Chestnut Streets
Warren
Lyndala
Lyndale
Sixth Ward
Northern Pacific
Boulder Avenue
Warren Street
Eleventh Avenue
Patchogue
Charles
Billy Miller
Pony Express
St Joseph Mo
San Francisco
Montana Aetal Men Form Districts for Marketing Effort
The Montana Aetal Men association outlined district headquarters with managers in Helena and Missoula to intensify marketing of surplus Montana products. Delegates named district chairs and a 700 member tally was reported, with Aaron Singer delivering a welcome and Ray Larson of Shel Omahae responding.
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Litley
Hf Faust
Drummond
Tremmer
Montana
Laust
Flelena Hutte
Missoulaferentialla
Goreman
Lewistown
Billings
Glasces
Glendive
Sanden
A McIntyra
Anaconda
False Glamour Of Organized Crime Told By Attorney
George E. Johnson, United States attorney, frames the Capone case to youths on national radio. He warns organized crime glories fade, profits vanish, and lives end in disaster, contrasting with glamor of Wild West myths. He notes a changing crime scene as leadership shifts and references Japan’s industry mix for context.
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Amertes
George E. Johnson
United States
Alphonse Capone
Capone
Johnon
Johnson
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