Land Board Buys District and Other Bonds
Land board commissioner Nanita Sherlock announced purchases totaling 55,500 in Montana school district and improvement bonds. The largest item was 23,000 in refunding bonds for school district No. 9 at Browning, bearing 4 percent interest. Townsend Waterworks improvement bonds at 4 percent totaled 17,400, and 5,000 in bonds for Hot Springs High School district No. 14 will bear 4 percent, issued to upgrade Sanders county buildings after the district became a high school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Nanita B. Sherlock
Land Board
Browning
Townsend Waterworks Improvement
Hot Springs
Sanders County
Legion Convention Nears Close With Elections and Parade
The Montana Legion and Auxiliary gathered for final business including department officer elections and delegation selections for the national convention. A massive parade through Helena drew 6,000 spectators, highlighted by Livingston and Great Falls units, and a stag banquet closed the day with officials detailing budget and program recommendations for future district meetings and memorial building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Drum and Bugle Corpa
Legionnaires
Butte
Helena Ety
Leglor
Lisingston
Frosty Sorenson
Ora Armstrong
Legion
Department
Helena
Veterans
State Historical Library
Bose
Olson
Montana Welfare Commission
Legion Auxiliary
J. H. Morrow
Moore
Mra. Frank
Montana unit reports and committee actions voiced by auxiliary
Montana auxiliary units report on Americanism and citizenship activities including flag code education, distribution to schools, Camp Fire sponsorship, Flag Day and Memorial observances. Committee progress praised, FIDEA and child welfare reports show nationwide relief funds and rehabilitation efforts, with veterans transportation costs highlighted and a push to expand the poppy program next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith S. Chambers
Montana
United
Unite
Camp Fire
Unita
E. K. Miller
Butte
Ebba L. Griffith
Manhattan
Mabel Long
Holy Rosary High School
Bozeman
C . Pew
Helena
L. H. Thompson
Fort Harrison Veterans’ Hospital
George Davis
Death of Paradise Resident Mrs Bella Wagner at 85
Mrs Bella Wagner 85 of Paradise died early yesterday at St Peter s hospital after a short illness. She was admitted June 14 for major surgery but failed to improve. Husband Andrew Wagner arrived from Paradiso and will bring the body home today. Funeral and burial in Paradiso. Village eyes water softening plant to cut soap use with hard water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Wagner
Paradise
Andrew Wagner
St. Peter's Hospital
Dictator Nightmare in Nation Opens Farm Bureau Talk
Conference feature remarks by Mrs H W Ahart of the Resuciated Women and AFBF urging farmers to unite via organization to preserve rights under the constitution. Smith of the American Farm Bureau federation appeals for unity across regions against factional divisions while stressing price stabilization, dairy and labor concerns and cooperation with banks. The speech warns against politicizing the Farm Bureau and calls for education and broader participation in rural issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ahart
A.F.B.F
Bln Whder
United States
Arl ¢ Smith
American Farm Bureau Federation
Interesia
Ueed
Western Regional Farm Bureau Conference
South
Smith
Middle West
Unty
Farm Bureau
National Guards Leave for Home Stations Today
Montana guardsmen clear Camp Roy E Ayers after two weeks of field training. Troops board trains and trucks for home stations by 6 30 this morning in a final equipment check. Detours disrupt eastern Montana units from Great Falls to Havre, with several companies shifting routes to reach home bases. B of Poplar, B of Culbertson win multiple athletic trophies at camp while no best drilled company cup awarded this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana National Guardsmen
Roy E. Ayers
Service Company of
Bozeman
Montana
Great Falls
Havre
Culbertson
Poplay
Bainville
Shetby
Great Northern
Poplar
Births and Deaths Signal Cold Morning at City Hospital
To Mr and Mrs John H Black of 304 North Jrodney street a daughter Friday morning at St Peter s hospital. Mrs Baila Wagner 66 of Paradie died early Friday at St Peter s hospital. In Hollywood June 24 Norma Shearer and Clark Gable will head the cast of Gone With the Wind at Selztick International studio today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Black
North Jrodney Street
St. Peter's Hospital
Baila Wagner
Paradie
St. Peter's Hoapital
Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Selztck International Studio
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Townsend
Legion Convention
Resolutions Committee
Sesson
Harry Left
Gra Armatrong
Kalispell
George Gossman
Dillon
Beriow
Frank Hanks
Emily Anderson
G Hardeland
Roundup
Forrest Ford
Plentywood
Lee Staples
Turner
W. Popham
Glendive
J. J. Morris
Fairfield
R P. Whitson
Livingson
R B. Hay
Missoula
William Lundberg
Billage
W. Quinlan
Earle Genzberger
Hutte
Ben Nathe
Whitehall
Frank
Rulea
Karl Bryan
Big Mumber
H EL Hotrhie
Glasgow
Charles A. Dool
William L Morgan
Choteau
Frank Biery
Ronan
Ed Shields
Fred A. Lehn
Ritte
George A. Amen
Otto Madden
Framberg
Rolland C. Ferris
Junior Athletico
William F Lundberg
Billings
Chertes Cowan
Chinook
Thomas Adamson
Joseph Burns
Ernest Robinson
Lewdstown
Jenith
South Main Street
Neil Avenue
T. & Army of Tievals
Main Street
Wells Avenue
Telena
Livingston
American Legion
Tadlan
Jack Murphy
Charles Murphy
John W. Mahan
Raegion
Legion Hall
Auxillary
Clarence Hison
Sweet Grass
A F. Lamey
Hatre
C. E. Pew
EJ. Aghan
Martin Hoffman
National Pilgrimate
Ben Barnett
Washington, DC
Hugh N. Marrean
Wolf Point
Barnett
Lannon
George VI
Scots Guards
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Olek Armstrong
Big Timber
Mra
J. T Arnin
Columbus
Mea Rays
L. A. Drew Icke
Hobson
Russell Leach
Malta
Nation
Smith Speaks
Calles
Pittsburgh
the Presa
Sun- Telegraph
England
Elizabeth
U.S
Ally
Marsh
Pfee
Pierce
West Side Market
Arthur Williamson
U. Ss
U. S
U. 8
APPLE
Cramer's Trading Post
Hal Roach
Riel Et
Alent
Uma
Mystery Pictures
Morton
Bucketheat
Patsy
Weggenman Market
IDEAL
N. Main ST
Union Meat Market
P. W. Tongren
Prop
Jackson
Grady
Rodney
Fifth
Ighth Avenue Grocery
Eighth Avenue
Spaat
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