Potato plot tests aid Montana growers in discovery
Montana State News reports at the Montana experiment station in Hozeman the potato seed grower plots. Certified seed samples are sent to Bozeman and divided into thirds for planting at Bozeman Fort Ellis and the agricultural branch station. Inspectors compare yield and disease resistance across stock to show relative value of each.
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Hozeman
Montana Experiment Station
Montana
Dalaren
Harrington
Montana Seed Growers
Bozeman
Lozeman
Fort Ella
Unconscious in Auto Leads to Death After Booze Party
Riotte June 21 George Jabcock 35 died en route to hospital after found unconscious in a car at iver and coyorting streets. Police say he and a companion had been drinking. coroner J J McNamara preliminarily linked death to alcoholism. Further investigation planned. witness said both men drank prior to incident.
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Iver
Coyorting
George Jabcock
J. J. McNamara
George Mack
Willansburg
Babcock
Yabcock
Arizona
Butte
Unmarked Graves of Montana Pioneers Sought by Society
Anaconda June 23. The Arizona Society of Pioneers seeks to mark unmarked graves of Montana pioneers. John Taylor, Deer Lodge national forest supervisor, received the appeal for cooperation. There are many early settlers buried without markers in the territory’s youth, with some known spots in the Highlands and French Gulch.
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Anaconda
Montana
John
Taylor
Deer Lodge National Forest
Arizona Society of Pioneers
West
Society of Montana Pioneers
Tighlands
French Gulch
Butte Officers Tag 45 Cars in Unrestricted District
Butte officers, responding to merchant complaints on Wyoming Street, tagged 45 cars for longer than 45 minutes in a two hour period. Drivers were notified to appear in court. the officers stressed traffic code checks and observed two blocked blocks as they reviewed whether the district was restricted.
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Butte
John Hannigan
James Mooney
Wyoming Street
Morne
Wyoming
Cera
Six Forest Fires Reported in Missoula District
Missoula June 23 six small fires in district No 1 were blamed on lightning with the largest in the Missoula forest spanning about five acres. Reports say twelve forests had no fire during the 1 day period and eight districts saw heavy rains to quell danger. Fire Chief Howard Flint will travel to Spokane to map potential patrols from the air over Clearwater and Kanike forests. Protective crews are nearly in place across the district.
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Missoula
Lolo
Rookenai
Montana
Idaho
Howard Flint
Spokane
Persis
Flint
Clearwater
Kanike
Tonkent
Pereatt
Girl Injured by Backing Auto on Lemon Cherry Street
June 23. A girl, Helen Granich, age 5, suffered severe lacerations of the head after being struck by a car driven by BE Stewart on Hannibal Street. Stewart backed his vehicle and reported the accident to police at headquarters. She was rushed to Murray hospital yesterday afternoon.
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BE. Stewart
Hannbal Street
Helen Granich
Murray Hospital
Lemon Cherry
Stewart
Porto Rico woman seeks missing sister in Anaconda
Mrs. C. J. Barco arrives from Porto Rico searching for her prother Kolti Burke and sister Mrs Joy Laundry believed to live in Avaconia. Her personal inquiry yielded no clue and she reports no guidance from city and county authorities.
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Anaconda
C. J. Barco
Porto Rico
Kolti Burke
Joy Laundry
Avaconia
German Boys Tour Ends Havre Stop En Route to Glacier Park
Three German youths Frank Roberts a baker Baul Kuerengasser and Erik Kilpphakn a musical instrument maker halted in Havre yesterday during their cross country walk from New York City to Glacier Park. They traveled toward the Canadian Rockies and the western coast on their America on Foot tour.
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Havre
Frank Roberts
Baul’ Kuerengasser
Erik Kilpphakn
New York City
Glacier Park
Canadian Rockies
Missoula Woman Granted Alaska Dentist License
Missoula, June 23. Dr Edna Tavlin of Missoula becomes the first woman dentist licensed in Alaska after passing the territorial board. She received federal appointments May 1 and will serve on government hospital boats Martha Angtine and Boxer, traveling Yukon and Arctic regions with instruction for aboard crews.
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Missoula
Edna Tavlin
Alaska
H. F. Tavlin
Mra
Taviin
Martha
Yukon
Tavlin Oyuilt
Point Barrow
Miswatla
Saaks
Montana Creamery Shipments Bound for New York
In July Stevensville saw 50 000 pounds of dried skimmed milk powder shipped to Buffalo New York by Bitter Root Cooperative creamery. It marks the first time a Montana factory has billed a eastern city and the plant, sole dried milk producer in Montana, reports strong demand. Charles Buck, financial manager, says orders outpace capacity as output rises to eight tons daily aided by eastern advertising. Machinery for production installed two years ago.
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Stevensville
Bitter Root Cooperative Creamery
Buffalo
N.Y
Iowa
Montana
Charles I Buck
Mr. Buck
Louisiana Scouts Reach Great Falls On Long West Tour
A sun browned group of 18 Boy Scouts from Louisiana and Arkansas, led by H W Cops, arrived in Great Falls after a 12,000 mile westward journey. The Oak Grove Louisiana residents began June 3, traveling in a specially fitted motor coach capable of 280 miles a day. They stopped at Pike’s Peak and Yellowstone Park during the trek described as the longest trip for a unit of their organization.
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Great Falls
Lousiana
Arkansas
H.W. Copsland
Oak Grove
Pike's Peak
Yellowstone Park
White Sulphur Springs Local Notes and Visits
White Sulphur Springs area brief with multiple names and movements. Mentions J E Kaiserman of Montana Power Livingston held this week, Alex Kuder Townsend on regular trip, Bertha Jiart Grand Worthy Matron Serena to visit June 26, and various residents including Mr and Mrs Olaf Agger Siv Ingenston and Miss Mary Christie Barner guests at local events. Judge W J Ford presiding in Harlowton court this week with town news and social details.
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Lake Ranger Station
The
Springs
J. E. Kaiserman
Montana Power Company
Livingston
Alex Kuder
Townsend
Grand Worty Matron
Bertha Jiart
Serena Will
Lydaunter
Bozeman
Montana State College Physics Head Resigns to Continue Research
Professor Frank W. Ham, head of the physics department at Montana State College, resigns to pursue ongoing research during his sabbatical leave. He joined the faculty in 1905, wrote several physics texts, and served in alumni roles. plans to fill the vacancy are not yet announced.
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Coreman
Frank W. Ham
Montana State College
Alfred Atkinson
Haw
University of Chicago
Milvegan
Bikkelson
Priya Winhern
Montana Experiment Station
Ham
Jrontana State College
Jinan Fund
The
America Physical Society
Mare
Lost cat Crybaby sought by auto tourists in Montana
A letter from Westport Washington dated June 21 requests help locating a small black and white cat named Crybaby missing since May after travelers left it behind in Big Timber Montana. The note asks readers to report sightings to recover the pet and thanks readers for assistance.
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AOK
Westport
Wasit
Big Timber
Montana
Washington
Chicago
Chauhan
Fred KE Winsor
Westnoth
Visiting Woman Found Dead in Waterloo Bed
A visiting woman identified as Mrs. B. J. Yeardough of Waterloo was found dead in a Waterloo home yesterday. A half-filled water glass was near the bed. coroner Justice J. J. McNamara stated no inquest would be held and declared the death undoubtedly natural.
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Lntte
B.J. Yeardough
Waterloo
Neac
J. J. McNamara
Nag Quits Swimming Man Almost Drowns
Forsyth Jie Theodore Albright of Cartersy narrowly escaped drowning in the Yellowstone River on Wednesday when the horse he rode pulled him from an inland to the mainland. He quit swimming. He secured rescue after being marooned until intervention by his brothers in a hunt rescue.
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Forsyth
Theotore Albright
Cartersy
Yellowstone
Vention
Hla Brothers
Air travel grows with daily stops and long routes
More travelers fly as the American Air Transport Association reports planes carrying passengers make regular daily stops at 333 Illinois and cover about 44 000 miles in 24 hours. Some 130 schedules operate, with flights running over lighted hours and taking place over long routes.
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New York
Clllaa
Storage elevators affected by change in harvest methods
Montana study by E. J. Bell Jr reports that shifts in wheat harvesting and marketing are reshaping grain elevators. Many operators sell feed coal oil and other goods to survive. Local elevators offer continuous service local markets storage and cleaning while price hedging weakens under protein based pricing and premium payments. Storage challenges arise from separating high and low protein wheat for delivery.
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Toreman
Montana
E. J. Bell, Jr
Montana Experiment Station
Montana Fairmers
Alfalfa Seed Inspection Set to Begin in July
Bozeman reports Montana State College agronomists will begin inspecting registered alfalfa seed crops July 1 in Prairie, Powder River, Garfield, Vallis, and Phillips counties with further field checks along the Yellowstone. Favorable growing conditions promise a strong crop but warn growers to remove sweet clover from alfalfa due to strict seed purity standards.
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Bozeman
Montana
J. D Kurtz
Montana State College
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
W.pf
Bolster
Prairie County
Powder River
Garfield
Valles
Phillips
Agronomy
Yellowstone
Mi Kortz
Independent Mubreniat Com pany announces nationwide sale
Fragmented OCR text lists an Independent company distributing Pupnahea every Sue to the rear and notes offices in Chicago San Francisco and New York. It mentions Prudden King and Prudden and sale locations at hotels and AWE stands, with city names and streets scattered throughout the notice.
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Delena
Moyntang
Mubreniat Company (Inc
Lelana
Muntana
Zastem Opficas
Prudden
Rus
Madison Avenas
New York
Ciu
Buting
Chicago
Wastsun
Prudden, King and Prudden
Salto
Sharon
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
California
Waicay
Independent
United States
Garfield Co Has Smallpox Epidemic Emerges
Tenzion June 2 An epidemic of smallpox along the Musselsiel river in western Garfield county has grown to 24 to 40 cases in the past week. The outbreak concentrates in the river valley from Mecala to Mosby, prompting county physician Dr Farrand of Jordan to quarantine the entire community.
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Tenzion
Musselsiel
Garfield County
Mecala
Lodgepale Creek
Mosby
de. Farrand
Jordan
Escape of Mexican prisoner shocks Great Falls jail
John Loranzo, held in Great Falls city jail, disappeared Friday afternoon while serving a sentence after May 15 arrest for intoxication disturbance and concealed weapons. He was jailed for 6246 days after failing to pay a $125 fine and had recently been promoted to trusty duties.
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Great Falls
John Loranzo
Loranzo
Patite
Clarence Ennin
Ater
Runaway child Florence found safe in Martinsdale bed
In Martinsdale on June 23 the town searched for 3 year old Florence Stimson missing since afternoon. After draining an irrigation ditch and extensive checks through town, fields and woods, she was found asleep in a bedroom with her infant brother, unnoticed by her mother and rescuers.
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Martinsdale
Florence
Mro
Charles Stimson
Stinger House
Hec Brather
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