Montana crops and ranges show mixed moisture effects
Western Montana reports say crops and livestock are generally in good condition due to favorable early June rain and cool weather, while eastern Montana suffers from winds high temperatures and continuing drought. Water shortages threaten stock and winter feeds, with serious pest damage in some southeast counties.
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Tewis and
Clark
Broadwater
Jay G Dtamand
W. E. Maughan
Helena Weather Bureau
Montana
Moontana
Hill, Chouteau
Fergus
Musselishell
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Intersam
Darley
KeTing Reale
Caxcade
Drouth
Dlaine
Iichland
Patrtong Aro
Cropa
Seventh reprieve sought by Gates for escape of gallows
William Cater known as Cates, convicted in Missoula for the 1933 killing of federal agent Paul Read, yesterday asked Montana Governor Holt for a sixth reprieve or six month extension. Attorny Keeley and Dr Flynn supplied supporting letters arguing health and possible extenuating circumstances. Cates has remained in Missoula county jail since his trial and conviction.
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William Cater
Missoula
Yeaterday
Montana
Frank Couney
Cates
Jormay William & Keeley
Dour Lodge
Eimer Holt
J J Flynn
Missoula County
Patman Addresses Billings Convention on Act
In Billings June 24 Congressman Wright Patman of Texas told Montana druggists and merchants that the Robinson Patman Act will promote equality of opportunity by forcing the gold rule in business. He argued it would eliminate deceptive advertising allowances, curb dummy brokerage and unfair discounts, and empower the FTC to set quantity limits on certain commodities to curb monopsony. The measure adds federal enforcement provisions and penalties for price manipulation to undercut competition.
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Billings
Robinson Patman
Wright Patman
Texas
Nald
Montana
Federal Trade Commission
Patman
Walter Clark of Augusta Passes
Great Falls June 24 Walter S Clark 24 rancher and businessman died at his summer home near Augusta after a heart attack while on an itinerary begun last December He was born in New York City son of Bainbridge S Clark educated in New York including Columbia University lived in Milo City Bozeman later ran a large sheep ranch near Bynan with his brother Percy since 1908 Walter Clark was president of a transfer company at his death A widow and two daughters survive. funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Great Falls
Walter S Clark
Neasman
Augusta
New York City
Bainbridge S Clark
New York
Columbia
University
Milo City
Bozeman
Bynan
Clark
Percy
Walter Clark
Hye
Christian Churches Conclude Montana Federation Meeting
Kalispell hosts the 66th annual Montana Federation of Christian Churches gathering. Walter H Sandy of Kalispell was named president, HA Browning of Bozeman as vice president, Ronn J. Allen of Great Falls as secretary, and M J Davis of Helena as treasurer. State board members include George W. Hatch, J D Allen, G C Hartling, J B Benton, and HW Hunter.
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Kalmpell
Walter H Sandy
Kalimpell
Montana Federation of Christian Churches
HA Browning
Bozeman
Ronn J. Allen
Great Falls
Decentary
M J Davis
Helena
George W. Hatch
Bulle
D E Allen
Conrad
Hartling
Deer Lodge
J BR Benton
Fort Benton
HW. Hunter
Binings
Runaway Bride bygin hee today on her wedding day
Marcia Cun hears wedding day pleas from Hankel and a bridemade. she sails away and meets Camilla Howe in Paris. Bob, the fiancé, plans to win her back while Phil Ingram shows affection. Marcia navigates social temptations, letters, and a glittering Parisian scene as she contemplates returning to marriage or choosing independence.
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Bygin
Marcia Cun-Amar
Hoh Hankel
Syvin
Marcia
Wan
Prin Kirkby
Phil
Paris
Ank
Camilla Howe
Parla
Camilla Bob
Pierre
Rosita
Boba
Wenda
Marcia Darling
Robert
Marcela
Thea Nk
Camin Howe
Paria
Archool
Der
Robert Nimoat
Rob
Monopol y and marriage plots in a playful tale
A fragmented narrative centers on a playful Monopoly style exchange and a young count debating marriage and status with Camilla. The scene blends social constraint and witty barbs while hinting at a larger Montana community pageant and local officials.
Government poison available at the extension office
Wooddinaulh County Agent announced a warning about arsenic poison used to poison bran for livestock. The county provides a safe, simplified bait mix with specific quantities and temperature conditions, and farmers are urged to call the county agent at the federal building for details and a form.
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Wooddinaulh
Thera
Olson
County Agetts
Federal
Ar Kente
Tounty
Ean
Miners Meet Program Group Named At Denver Convention
The American Mining Congress will hold its annual metal mining convention and exposition in Denver from September 28 to October 3 with many delegates expected. Stanley A. Fiston of Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Co leads the program committee along with chairman Clinton M Hoos and a list of delegates from Montana and nearby states.
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American Mining Congress
Denver
Stanley A. Fiston
Bunker HM and Sullivan Mining Company
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