Fat Sum Peat by National Guard and to Merchants
Figures compiled for the Montana national guard encampment show Helena merchants gain substantial benefit from the event. Excluding transportation and travel costs, about 1,000 for camp supplies plus 2,000 for fuel, rent, and services indicate wide spending. Food items listed include bacon, beef, ham, lard, butter, eggs, milk, bread, tomatoes, oranges, peas, pineapples, and many others in large quantities.
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Montana National Guard
Helena
Bol Prtersam
United States
Prierso
Hearing Set by Rail Board on July 6
Hearing on the petition of Na deau Brothers of Cut Bank to transport property for motor vehicles in Cut Bank and adjacent oil fields will be held before the Montana railroad commission in Helena on July 1. The hearing date may be vacated if protests are filed. June 22. yps-ir. Jace M. Puig-Casauranc, Mexican ambassador, said there may be an operation tomorrow on Genere Lionor Florenta Calles, wife of former President Plutarco Elias Calles of Mexico.
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Nadeau Brothers
Cut Bank
Montena Railroad Commission
Melena
Lightning on Helena streets as electrical storm hits town
A heavy electrical storm swept Helena last night with thunder and lightning. Main street and several avenues saw miniature creeks, power lines briefly knocked out, and five Montana Power crews respond to outages. No serious damage reported though near the Helena Town and Country Club area a cloudburst caused repairs. Temperatures statewide ranged from the 90s in some areas to cooler readings elsewhere.
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Last Chance
Helena
Main Street
Broadway
State Street
Eleventh Avenue
Hedney
Lawrence
Montana Power Company
Y. Mot
Yaller
Lawrence Street
Central Park
Helena Valley
Helena Town and Country Club
Havre
Kalispell
Dam sites inspected by federal engineer team
Lamb district engineer for the U S geological survey and three U S army engineers examined potential dam sites along the Missouri river. He reported excellent crops and abundant water supply before leaving to inspect Milk and St Mary rivers. Milwaukee June 22. Delegates to the triennial Lutheran synods convention voted to publish all proclamations of the synod on judge practice and maintain a bureau of information on secret orders.
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WA. Lamb
WU. S. Geological Survey
U. S. Army
Missouri River
Milwaukee
Missouri and Ohio
Lutheran Church
Visiting Regiment Ball Dazzles Helena Guests
Montana national guard visitors enjoy a formal ball sponsored by Lewis and Clark post No 2 American Legion. The 16304 Infantry band performs on Shrine temple lawn from 7:50 to 1, large crowd attends, decorations feature red white and blue, Ward Crosby chairs entertainment, with Mrs A D Colvin, Miss Hazel Richardson, and Mrs Fred Johnson providing musical numbers.
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Montana National Guard
Lewis and Clark Post No. 2
Infantre
Shrine Temple
Temple
Helena Beeme
Johnny Fenn
Ward Crosby
Service for T. N. Southworth Held at Family Home
Funeral services for T. N. Southworth 61 veteran Western Union telegrapher who died yesterday noon at his Unionville home will be held Friday at 4 39 pm from the family residence. Burial will be in Forestvale cemetery. Southworth employed by Western Union in Helena 24 years came to Helena in the 1930s as an operator for the Northern Pacific then joined Western Union. He was a photographer of ability. Survived by widow Maria Southworth formerly Marie Kleinschmidt, a brother in Tacoma and several sisters and brothers in Michigan. Residence at Unionville for over 20 years after a brief illness.
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T. N. Southworth
Western Union
Unionville
Forestvale
Ceme
J. Victor Kohler
Southworth
The
Helena
Northern Pacific
Maria Southworth
Marie Kleinschmidt
Tacoma
Michigan
Demonstration Club Meetings Set Across Lewis and Clark
Home demonstration and 4-H clubs in Lewis and Clark county schedule four meetings this week led by Mrs. Neva Woods Magraw. The S. O. S 4-H luncheon club meets at Mrs. R. E. McGowan at 10 this morning with a standard dinner supervised by Miss Magraw. At 2 pm today the Prickly Pear club holds its annual meeting at Mrs. David Hilger home to discuss canning budgets for a summer project. The Augusta 4-H clothing club reorganizes Friday at 2 pm with plans for next year’s projects. Helena Wellman leads the 22-member group. East Helena 4-H luncheon club meets at Mrs. Tony Vollmer’s home today at 2 pm to study balanced meals.
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Lewis and Clark County
Neva Woods Magraw
R. FE. McGowan
David Hilger
Augusta
Misa Helena Wellman
East Helena
Tony Vollmer
Chancellor Brannon Praises 4-H Club Work in State
Chancellor M A Brannon reported on the Montana 4 H club convention held last week in Bozeman evaluating work of about 5000 youth. He cited summer projects in poultry sheep cattle canning gardening dressmaking cooking and home economics as key to training profits and potential employment. Also noted were rail crews orders and park service expansions affecting travelers and shipments.
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Activitea
Montana
M. A. Brannon
Atate
Bozeman
Brannon
Eduha
Mt Udeful
Land board approves purchase of school bonds and more
The state land board approved the purchase of $5,000 in Sheridan county school district bonds for a new school building. A prospecting permit was granted in Madison county near Twin Bridges for 640 acres, to be prospected by a California company. Also authorized were a 320 acre oil and gas lease in Toole county, an easement for a reservoir site in Hit county, and the state's general fund warrants purchase totaling $184,547.21 for the public school permanent fund. Rejected was R R Black’s farm loan application for $6,000 due to lack of available funds.
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State Land Board
Sheridan County
J. A. Templeton
Butte
Madison County
Twin Bridges
California
Alder Gulch
Frank, Miller
Dunkirk
Toole County
Grover C. Stevenson
Great Falls
William
FW. Negworth
Navre Wan
Hit
State Board of Education
Montana
F P. B. Linfield
Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
R. R. Black
Hinsdaia
Relief Bill Still Holds Upper House
Senate debates a relief bill amid administration opposition to a four million dollar handout clause. A La Follette amendment to raise the bond issue to 5.5 billion dollars was rejected 56 to 12. Norris and Borah clash over delay, while a recess is called until noon as leaders plan to end the session within a week.
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Moses
White House
LaFollette
Wis
Rapbduson
Arkansas
Snadner
Borah
Idaho
Norris
RR. Nehdy
Oregon
McNary
House
Senate
Hoover
Governor Murray Not Among Back Slappers
Oklahoma City reports Governor Murray faces a joking scene at Union Station as a train bound for the Democratic National Convention departs. An employee pats his back and politely apologizes after the governor rebukes the gesture with a quiet quip.
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Murray
Oklahoma City
Jana
Union Atation
Oklahoma
Hoover plan calls for broad military cuts and disarmament steps
President Hoover outlined five guiding principles to curb global military expenditures and reserves. He proposed abolishing tanks chemical warfare and large mobile guns reducing land forces by one third above police limits abolishing bombing plans and cutting naval tonnage by 25 to 33 percent. The plan would also recognize Kellogg Briand accords and seek economic relief while maintaining force balance among land air and sea. Senate critics warned of failure or hardship while supporters urged acceptance as a path to relief for taxpayers and global security.
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Capitol
Stircon
Hoover
Borah
Genate Foreen Relations Committee
Foulhingon
Reed
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Senamy Waleh
Montana
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McKellar
Tenn
Europe
United States
Bousquet Services Awaiting Notice
Funeral arrangements for Frank Bousquet awaiting word from relatives. A native of Canada and long-time Helena resident, he worked as a representative for Plefack man Yoox! for 26 years and had a earlier reputation in billiards and poultry farming. Survived by two brothers and two sisters, with more relatives overseas. He died at 51 after a brief illness.
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Frank Bousquet
Peter's Hospital
Bouaquet
Canada
Helena
Helma
Plefackman Yoox! Company
Rouaguet
Biliard
C.K. Bousquet
San Mroandaen
J. J. Bousquet
St. Pak
Mra. Lanzon
Montreat
Mra. Grateau
la Chine
Qunhes
Neena
Remembering Meo Ida Barnett Hebridan Florena Leader
Meo Ida Barnett 66 wife of Harry Barnett long prominent Florena businessman died at St. Peters hospital after several weeks illness. Born 1876 in Moland she lived in Kleake Helena and other towns, helped found Barnett Ivan and Machinery Co. Survived by husband two sons Bert and Sammy and four daughters Mrs Gordon of Turichinnon Kans M Fry Rosen of San Francisco Mrs Bolten Wakland and Mrs Cohen Wakeman. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Ida Barnett
Harry Barnett
Florena
Harry Barnet
Kleake
Uelena
Me. Barenett
Barnett Ivan and ‘Machinery Company
American Legion
Eleleha
World War Mothers
Helena
Wakeman
Acquitted in Eight Hour Labor Law Case
Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson owners of the Delicatessen Tonch were found not guilty of violating the state eight hour labor law after a trial before a Justice of the Peace. The district attorney Ira Drake alleged overwork. Several employees testified shifts ran from 9 AM to 7 PM with idle periods, while the defense cited slack stretches and spare time during meals. George W Padbury represented the defendants.
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Chris Nelson
Nelson
Mes Ira Firake
Waltrose
Drake
Deleaiereon Lauieh
George W. Padbury
Police Investigate Short Change Game in Helen
Police pursue two new suspects in a ring of three short change artists operating in Helen. George Sterling, alleged leader, was shot in the thigh by Patrolman Tom Martin after fleeing Brady's confectionary store on Monday night. Sterling is reportedly recovering at county hospital.
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Helen
George Sterling
Sng
Tom Martin
Ruma
Brady
Sterling Won
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