Glasgow Masons to Convene July 8 to Commemorate First Meeting
Glasgow reports a July 8 ceremony marking the first Masonic lodge meeting in the state. North Star lodge of Glasgow and Fort Peck’s 6-5-7 club join in an open meeting near Fort Peck Lake, expected to draw Masons from Canada, North Dakota, and Montana. Attendance has ranged 250 to 407, under Montana grand master dispensation.
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Glasgow
Atoniana
Mike Tineson
Missouri Rivery
North Star Lodge
Glastow
Fort Peck
Canada
Norm Dakota
Montana
Wophitchester
Banka
Fort Perk
Chester Jackson
Glasgow Lodge
Fort Peck Dam
Abandoned acres seeded to crested wheatgrass project area
In northern Montana the Soil Conservation Service seeds 7000 acres of abandoned land with crested wheatgrass. The program notes strong germination, drought tolerance, and forage potential as fields previously fallowed or idle show promise for later pasture and hay production. Local memory recalls earlier grasses and era farming shifts.
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Montana
Soil Conservation Service
15000 Head Sheep Are Being Sheared Near Glacier Park
15000 sheep were sheared over 12 days near Glacier Park Alaskan area. A field operation by local workers used electric shears and involved several ranchers and crews, with the work beginning in early morning tides and continuing through a rapid-shearing campaign to prepare wool for market.
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Glacier Park
Alasieg Park
Hee
Hiswrior
Beware Bears at Glacial Park Warns Against Feeding
National Park officials warn visitors at Glacier National Park to not feed big black bears like Ursus Americanus. Superintendent Libbey recalls the annual warning after a bear’s dependence on human food leads to begging and increased danger. Feeding disrupts foraging, can provoke attacks, and park staff may destroy bears habituated to food. Photographers are advised not to approach bears or separate a mother from cubs.
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Glantar National Park
Ursus Ameriganug
Glacier National Park
Shaggy Brebar
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Mio
Beave
Barbara Bell Fashions Pattern Book Promotes DIY Dresses
Barbara Bell Fashions advertises pattern numbers 174S 1748 B and 1723 146 for girls ages 6 to 14. It touts dimity satin sheers and taffeta options with full skirts, sash bows, and easy step by step guidance for sewing daytime or afternoon frocks. Details include yardage estimates, sizes, and price mentions for the pattern book and pattern bank bundles.
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Rivbon
Elzen
Barbara Bell
Stuart
Butte May Install Parking Meters On Downtown Streets
Local officials in Butte announce plans to install about 600 parking meters in the Wilsenens district, covering Galena Park Broadway and Granite streets from Stantane to Arizona. City council considers bids and meter models, with a July 5 decision expected. Officials will explain operation to the public as bids are evaluated.
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Wool Clip 15 Solo At Great Falls Sale Reported
A sale of a 310,000 pound wool clip from 7 B Tong and Co by Porte-Dnpeever of Heston for 22 percent yield per pound was announced June 23 by F Ciary, president of the Jornal concern. The price aligned with last year’s clip. About half the flewers hailed from Sanford area cow pony mioches and half from Me Browning area orchards.
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B Tong and Co
Porte-Dnpeever Company
Heston
F Ciary
Ho Jornal Concern
Tim Clip
Sanford
Orinches
Browning
Rains Soak Northeastern Farming Regions Amid Records
Weather data from Valley county and surrounding areas shows heavy rain in a 20 day period ending in Glasgow with total Tube precipitation 3.7 inches. Figures for AMM and May through June indicate varying rainfall, with historical comparisons to 1920 and 1938 seasons. Official measurements note Lake County regions like Glentana and Glasgow in northern Valley county affected by the wet spell.
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Glasgow
TSB
Moher
Valley County
Glentana
Alae
Toston Notes Catholic Party and Local Social Life
Toston residents enjoyed a Catholic election party at church basement with bridge, refreshments, and social visits. Local residents, including Merheret, Johnson, Connor, Smith, and Tirition, visited, shopped, or attended events in Townsend, Helena, and nearby towns amid light spring weather and a brief hailstorm.
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Trenton
Willis
Clarence Merheret
Mis
Aury Johnson
Wis
Delelena Inneh
Erved
Mra
Leo Connor
Kate Smith
Low Acarer
Donald Tirition
Toston
Lawrence Wren
Ielena
Townsend
Ralph Darwin
Ons
Bozeman
Livingstoh
Waite
Waite Sulphur Bprings and Townsend Saturday. Warold McCulhum
Creat Falls
Harry Brooks
Lusan Parr
Don Taylor
Townsend Monapy
Wily
Folthe Rureck
Buster Chubhuck
Cecil Graaves
Radersburg
Helena
Ming Verna Rudtik
Helens
Alec Mason
Billings
Townsend Bureau Fines Collected By Magistrate
Magistrate Charles B. presided over fines collected for disturbances of the peace. Individuals including War Green, Dan Finger, Cal Lackridge, and others faced penalties, while Adolph Papleh was arrested for disorderly conduct at a dance in Radersburg and forfeited $10 for failing to appear in court. Several local incidents involve injuries from machinery and a car license arrest, with community events and visits noted in Townsend.
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Hows
Oiling Work Under Way on Woodville Grade
Work on the Woodville Grade oiling project began in the afternoon after wet weather delays. Officials expect contractors to mobilize and complete all graveling and drying across sections from Divide to Helena Chinry and Twin Bridges Sheridan, totaling about 10 miles, with patchwork planned throughout the area.
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Rauc
Owas
Butte
Coniractara
Tutte
Aiston
Divide
Niger
da- Helena-Chinry
Tridges-Sheridan
Yhutte
Fleece Sale Sets Latest Price At 22 3/4 Cents Per Pound
J B Long Co announces the sale of a 200000 pound fleeces clip with bids opened and responses received. Prices average about 22.75 cents per pound, slightly higher than last year. Most fleeces come from Branford allied ranches with remaining lots from Brownling area. President Clara Clary announced the pricing after scaled bids opened.
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Ayeat
IR Long & Co
Pie Forte Dupontawyer Co
Clary
Scaled
Butte to Oil 40 Miles of Streets and Alleys This Year
Butte plans oiling of 40.28 miles of streets and 169,490 unone feet of lanes under a 1930s improvement program. City engineers and council members outlined the plan totaling about 1.7 million gallons of oil across wards, with detailed allocations submitted to county surveyors.
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Tune
City Wars Neer
Elt
Erty
Raete
Money Collectors Preying On Residents Warned
Officials warn that a scam claims to raise funds for old age pensions with no official backing. Sheriff Walter Wallace reports a person reported missing two weeks ago was found dead from gunshot wounds. no inquest yet. On January 1, 1998 Pan American Airways carried 54,072 passenger miles with 126 hours in operation.
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Pan- American Airways
Glacier Park to offer free ranger naturalist service this summer
Glacier National Park announces public free ranger naturalist service from June 24 to September 4. George C. Ruble says fully trained rangers will be on duty at Campgrounds and at popular centers like Logan Pass, Many Glacier, and Lake McDonald to guide hikes, explain wildlife, and lead evening talks around campfires. Trails from Lake McDonald hotel and other locations will feature interpretive labels explaining wildlife relationships and seasonal bloom highlights.
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Qlacier’ National Park
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O'Connor Seeks Return of Yellowstone Land to Montana
A bill introduced by Representative O'Connor seeks the transfer of 2,820 acres at Yellowstone National Park back to the state of Montana. Proponents argue the mineralized area should be state owned to restore local control and address land questions in Mask County and related federal reservations.
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Yellowstone National Park
Montana
Uconnor
D. Mont
O'Connor
Mask County
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Irgan
Anaconda Pet Parade Promises Colorful Sunday Event
Anaconda hosts its annual pet parade this Sunday featuring children in costumes, pets in parade dress, and a municipal celebration. The event begins at five o'clock with decorated pets, costumes, and a pageant led by local dignitaries. A separate civic appointment is noted for a hospital technician at Warm Springs, reflecting local posts and ties to health services.
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Cranium Crackers Quiz Questions Challenge Readers
A noisy of 12 quizzes from NEA Service writers tests knowledge with questions on doctors, literary places, authors, and famous works. Readers are prompted to select answers and compare authors, with the solution on Page 10.
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Maine
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Minnesota
UN AND BRADSTREET REVIEW OF BUSINESS
New York June 23 reviews wholesale and retail trade patterns across regions. The midwest and south show some improvement while northwest and Pacific lag behind. Fourth of July merchandise drives wholesale demand and house business. inventory and ready-made goods keep rising modestly.
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Great Falls to Remodel City Hall and Build New Civic Center
Great Falls plans a modern city hall and police building plus a municipal center within a year. The project includes remodeling the entry hall adding a new wing, with bids sought for general construction heating plumbing electrical work and labor. Architects are George Jr. Stanley and A Van Teylingen.
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