Filing deadline set for SCA papers in June 90
June 30 is the deadline to file work sheets under the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act. County agents in Lewis and Clark and Broadwater counties will assist farmers and ranchers in completing the forms. W C Zirnstein and Hal Daniels of the Broadwater SCA board will be at Townsend all day Saturday to help, with county offices and Augusta officials offering further support. Compliance checks will follow as summer progresses and committees prepare to review worksheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark and
Broadwater
W. C. Ai i
Zirnstein
Hal Daniels
Broadwaiter County
SCA
Townsend
Lewis and Clark County
Federal
Augpata Territory
John Briedenbach
Augusta
SOA
Bitnatela Gait
Mes
AAA
Five Men Guilty in Counterfeiting Case
Billings June 23 Five Montana men pleaded guilty before Judge Charlem N Pray in federal court to counterfeiting charges. Defendants Glenn King 22 Wilford Pearson 24 Carl Rumbaugh 19 and W F Alopson Jr a local business man were sentenced to three years in prison and a $500 fine. Morton of Great Falls was arrested May 28 after officers found spurious files. A separate note from Pittsburgh reports Wicketty 169 defeated Freddie Wilson 168 in an eight round boxing match.
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Billings
API
Sherifa Offleera
Soaming
Morton
Great Falls
Chet of Bailes Roger Smith elected VP at international crime conference
At a Portland meeting during that week Roger Smith was elected vice president of the parLile Coast International Association of Law Enforcement Officers. The organization spans Washington Oregon California Hawaii Utah Nevada British Columbia Alberta and more with a broad board of governors and regional officers. The conference showcased modern law enforcement methods and featured entertainment by Royal Canadian Mounted Police and police bands from Vancouver Honolulu and Mexico City among others. More than delegates attended including chiefs from Honolulu and Hilo noting the event's global scope and educational program.
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Aliwush
Chet
Roger Smith
Portland
Parlile Coast International Association of Law Enforcement Officera
Washington
Oregon
California
Wivariring
Utah
Nevada
Oaha
Montana
Alaska
British Columbia
Alberta
Lannda
Sterxico
Triande
Sais Ie
Jon Buedecker
We Mate Aghway Patrol
Jack Dusgan
Rune
William Vradeau
Dtavre
Smith Saul
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Kililoa Police
Vancouver
Endelles
Honadulu
la Andereyely
Federm
Supleco Land
Mexico City
Chris Sutaald
Ifonelulu
Heteft
Hilo
Hewalla
The Widow from Monte Carlo at Naw Wo Sn
At the Naw Wo sn cinema the Widow from Monte Carlo is showing with Warren Williams and Grace Moore star power. The King Steps Out also runs, drawing crowds for extended dates with performances scheduled nearby. Washington, June 23. The postoffice department announced design priorities for Oregon Territory commemorations and a recital outline tied to historic state boundaries.
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Monte Carlo
Warren Willams
Grace Moore
Washington
Tiyat Gale
Oregon Territory
Idaho
Oregon
Pid Portiana
Wy‘amin
Barbara Bell Patterns for Little Sister Frock and More
Barbara Bell Pattern Book offers stylish, practical sewing for children and juniors. It features outfits like a delicate yoke dress, charming embroideries, and sturdy party frocks, with patterns 2, 4, and 1 yard fabrics and step by step instructions. The Summer edition promotes direct orders and showcases a range of patterns including gowns, afternoon dresses, and casual wear.
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Shirian
Vanvn
Sauox
Barbara
Roberts Motor Sets High Mark for May Sales
Roberta, manager of Roberts Motor Co, Hudson and Terraplane dealer, notes May sales beat April as the firm posts a national rise. A. B. Barit of Hudson Motor Car praises the gain, stating Hudson and Terraplane sales year to date exceed 32 percent over the prior year. May sales run 44 percent ahead of May last year, with June showing continued strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sem Roberta
Roberts Motor Company
Hudson
Hat Hia
United States
Roberta
A. B. Barit
Hudson Motor Car Company
Mearit
Ieltar
Salen
Salem Cor
Theda Marcovitch Dies After Illness in Helena
Theda Marcovitch aged 18 daughter of Joh Marcovitch, an employee of Barnett Iron Works, died at St. Johns Hospital after an illness. She had recently moved to Helena from Antio, making a home here. Her father travels for Barnett and arrived after news of her death. funeral arrangements are pending.
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Theda Marcoviteh
Joh Marcoviteh
Dbardlett Iron Works
St. Jonn's Hospital
Ates
Hlnad
Clin Olthunldts Phyatem
Miss Marcoviteh
Helena
Bntio
Barnett Nray
Gene Terday
Nin
Muguccusstut
Pnd
Jugrugry Pd Fungral
Mwaolt
Personal Soulsong: Notable Visitors and Local Figures
A garbled list records numerous visitors and residents in Havre and Ada, including James A. Fhine, Bob Ewarts, FC Marinstor, J. RK. Mavbriciate, A. CG Ynawpssna, Ch Welles, Martin W O'Neil, Monica V- Havelwan, E.G. Martie, Ted Catin, Senator George Ho Couper, Charles Lamgmalit, Jack MacGiwan, Gileppi, Claudgé Fanater, Barclay Craighead, Mirgarot ¢ordan, Major General Almere WH. Bland, and Nere. notes movements to Los Angeles, Madison, Tacoma, and meeting attendances.
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Mirgarot
Frelena Feanion
Chlnisga
Bulphue
Almere
Bland
National Guard
Tacoma
Four men released after dynamite theft probe
Four men suspected of stealing dynamite from a powder house were released from county jail after Sheriff Orlan Oromnel reported they could not be conclusively linked to the theft. Authorities traced them from a sawmill to a shack by the dam but found the dynamite cached away from their property. The men named were H. J. Miner, DoH. Parsons, G. MM. Up toonaftt, and Z. %. Strackoy.
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Uauser Dam
Sherif Orlan Oromnel
Wawder House
H. J. Miner
Doh. Parsons
Strackoy
Tartione Vent Leads Shrine Temple Show At Madison Friday
Featured singer Tartione vent, headlining with Pill Bherd dap's nationally known orchestra, will perform at the Shrine temple Friday. The program includes special Negro spiritual numbers and dance routines, with Moe prominent among the featured acts and supported by a 10-vince Reed club.
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Tartione Vent
Pill Bherddap
Filday
Montana Fox
Una Bern
Popilar Moe
Camps in region set record for safety in May
The CCC camps in Montana Idaho and eastern Washington set a May safety record with 4 002 men on project work and a lost time accident rate of 8 76 per thousand. One death occurred in the Clearwater forest when a youth slipped and fell into a river while handling a tool. Accidents involved hand tools and falling objects with nine lost time accidents and 24 minor incidents. Four forests reported no CCC accidents and the report credits safety education and varied road and timber projects as factors. Also Lele Bell was elected Montana district commander of the American Legion at its annual meeting in Miles City with W H Morris named vice commander and Terry Wilson adjutant.
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Montana
Idaho
Washington
M. Tainglar
Nolena National Forest
Clearwater Forest
Justine
Nezperce
Custer, Gallatin and Kootenul
CCC
Antr
Miles City
API Lele Bell
Sidney
Cars Mander
American Legion
Aiminal
W. H. Morris
Parsytl
Terry Wilson
Montana opens new $180000 liquor warehouse for public
The state liquor warehouse valued at $180,000 was opened yesterday in Montana for public use. Manager A D Reymond and his crew gave tours while contractors Calill and Mooney of Butte and Montana firms participated in construction. The state square board abandoned the former warehouse after stock transfers. The International Chamber of Commerce voted to seek international protection for property rights.
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Montana
A. D. Reymond
Nevistaute
Wreiters
Cakill and
Paris
International Chamber of Commerce
International
New
Today program at Philadelphia convention schedule
June events outline the Philadelphia national convention with temporary chairman Barkley presiding. Prayer by pastors, committee appointments, and reports on credentials and permanent organization, followed by adjournment. Also notes 1936 Olympics entries and German committees announced.
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Philadelphie
Heratic Watlonal
Tima Fm Meintels
Aven W. Barktey
Marshall Fhepard
Mount Olivet Baptist Church of
Philadelphia
Comsalitee
Hat
Renator Robiieon Er Arkaiess
Burkley
Chalyran Retiiann
Helena Woman Praises Van-Tage for Amazing Relief
Mrs. Mahleweer of Helena reports dramatic improvement after two small meals daily from stomach issues. Another Helena resident, Mrs. Deer, also endorses Van-Tage, claiming the tonic cured severe gut distress, blocked bowels, and nightly pain, enabling hearty meals again.
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Mra
Muble Beer
Helena
Nalien
Owsley
N. Main St
Isalow
Cents Only A Day To Take Yan-Tage Patent Remedy
A dubious patent remedy ad promises dramatic health boosts at a few cents daily. It hawks Vantage as a youth-boosting product, claims to relieve stomach pains and rheumatic trouble, and directs readers to Onuler's Drug Story for purchase.
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Itaélie
Crows
Mtelene
Onuler
Huson Man Killed in Grade Crossing Crash
Miksuula June 23. A funeral will be held Wednesday for Edward A Petara, 34, of Huron, killed in a grade crossing accident near Frenchtown. Petera died about three hours after the crash when struck by a westbound Northern Pacific freight train.
Mormon Crickets Threaten Groves On Indian Reservation
Crow Agency June 23, 1947 Willan Bryant project manager and Tom White coordinating officer report efforts to exterminate Mormon crickets threatening crops on the reservation. Officials say pests are numerous and advancing, but timely action may save this year's harvest.
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Crow ‘Agency
Willan Bryant
Project Manger
Tom Ch. White
Janet
Bryant
Illite
Ko Lapa
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Wo Wicketty
Pittsburgh
Freddie Wilson
Spokane
Dolores del Rio
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Helens Independent
New Montgomery Avenues
San Francisco
Yan
Syeses
Sassecee
Frances Langford
Radio Congress
Roberts Motor
Theda Marcovitch
Havre
Bob Ewarts
Missowla
FC Marinstor
Ragentan Mt Yfived
J. RK. Mavbriciate
Ada
Elappink
Bulte
A. CG
Iutwe
Eea
Ch Welles
Martin W O'Neil
Ara Puesta Ating Placer
Butly
Monica V- Havelwan
Paerenger
Madison, Wis
Ore
Martie
Butle
Ted Catin
Ne Auining City
George Ho Couper
Minerad Continu tAth
Hia
Rees
Mas
Charles Lamgmalit Narid Grimdacn
Los Angeles
Tee Jack MacGiwan
Gileppi
Tuwaaend
Yenfayday
Great Ls
Claudgé Fanater
Rerlenin
Dtelena
Barclay Craighead
Tabor
AL Kosena
CCG
Rio
Ueld
Accommmora
Dolores del 110
Warren Williaal
Childires
Pauline Lord
W.C. Fields
Tasu Pitts
Evelyn Venable Kent Taylor
Vierta
Noneraes
Fertin
Jung
Tae
Nertia
Partieipathik Natrans
Anthea
Anthreay
Van-Tage
Mra. Boor
Deck
Mable Beer
Uelow
Huson
Marlow
Matinca Daily
Guy Standing
Froma
Alm
Fox
Montana National Guard
Rolph
Ruth Bray
Piryera Prenant
Rainnow Hira
Billies Don Burgess
Veterans of Foreign War
Phil Sheridan
Orchestra of
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Arden Smith
Glee
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