City Briefs Weather In Belena June 24 1988
Relatives in Ohio seek highest and lowest temperatures for June 24 1988 in Belena. Record shows 83 degrees as high, 54 as low, with historical references to 1880 and 1906. Mentions Van Reynegem Curtis Carey and Helend. Includes 24 hour precipitation ending 6:30 local time and rainfall of 41 inches for the month, with notes on total precipitation and hourly readings.
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Belena
Ohio
Bee
Stewart
van Reynegem
Curtis
Carey
Helend
Alice
Iftlens
Beuriy
Max
Mtn
Kalispell
Mies Cherst Cherenie
Denver
Botoe
Boston
Colmers
Chicago
Galveston
Jacksonvile
Kansas
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York Ave
Omaha
Fortiand
Ealt Lake
San Francisto
Seattle
Spokans Rite Sa
Winston
Montana
Dune
Billings
Fozeman
Oess Cut Bank
T. Fort Pack
Olendive
Great Fall
Lewistown
Alta
Building permit issued for paint shop at residence
A building permit was granted yesterday by the city engineer to George Lunn of L104 Eleventh over nur for constructing a paint shop at his residence, estimated cost 20. Geary Beacty Shop. Phona 2243. James H. El borne of Helena earned a bachelor of laws degree from the University of Michigan Law School at the 4th annual commencement exercises on June 18, learned here yesterday.
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George Lunn
Nur
James H. Elborne
Helena
University of Michigan Law School
Beall of Helena area guests at the Placer hotel
A crowded Helena social page notes numerous visitors and locals staying at the Placer hotel. J. Eb. hove of Butia and Charles H. Bord of Missoula are among business callers, with many others listed as guests or in town for brief stays. 28 Art Stuart arrived yesterday from Lewistown, and others from Great Falls, Roundup, and Billings are described as at the Placer or listed as guests. The item also mentions office changes and notices of local business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Parsley
Lacrel Ds 4
Helena Business Caller
Art Stuart
Helena Yasterday
Lewistown
United States
Foster
Butte
ER Nav County
Beaverhead
Eeerheie
Eensa
Eee
Hbs
C. C. Morris
Great Falls
Transstate
Actes Paler
Aed Greinbee
Helene
Heaverhead
W. M. Fulton
Shelby Ds
Helena
Mitchell named to parole board post
Sam W. Mitchell Montana secretary of State was named one of three for the Western Parole and Probation Association executive committee at Seattle. Other appointees include Walter Johnson of Buena Vista Colorado and A D Hanson of Cheyenne Wyoming. Montana representatives at Seattle include Emory Reuterdahl W L Pitemmmon prison board clerk and Theodore Fergstrom prison warden.
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Sam W. Mitchell
Western Parole and Probation Association
Seattle
Mitchell
Montana
Board of
Walter Johnson
Buena Vista
Colo
A. D. Hanson
Cheyenne
Wyo Montana
Emory Reuterdahl
W. L. Piteaimmonn
Theodore Fergstrom
Goddard Arrives to Begin Duties on Supreme Court
Judge O F Goddard, recently appointed thief justice of the State Supreme court to fill the term until November elections made vacant by the death of W B Landa, arrived in Helena yesterday to begin his duties. He came from his Billings home. Consideration of his first case will be July 4.
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O. F. Goddard
State Supreme Court
W. B. Landa
Goddard
Billings
Trenne disputes motor tax remedy proposed by board
M P Trenne secretary of the Montana Motor Trades association told Montana County Commissioners that the board of equalization plan to base motor vehicle taxes on a March 1 assessment and license renewal would be impractical. He urged reciprocity among states and suggested January 1 license plate issuance, noting January assessments would not fit taxi and vehicle types. He favored a constitutional amendment to tax motor vehicles via a single levy with depreciation and no property tax, noting many states use such laws.
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Montana
State Board of Equalization
M. P. Trenne
Helena
Tary
Montana Motor Trades Association
Montana County Commissioners
Livingston
State Board
Equalization Board
Motor Trades Secretary
Mr. Trenne
Trenne
Converted Jewish rabbi to speak at Sunday mass meeting
Dr Nathan Beskin, called the Converted Jew from Russia and Germany, reports to tell how he left the Jewish faith and became a Christian minister. He will recount persecutions, mobbing, and being buried alive, at a Sunday 2:30 pm service in Helena with city churches uniting at the Presbyterian church.
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Nathan Cohen Heskin
Presbyterian Church
Beskin
Levi
Jewish Theological Seminary
Russia
Hla Ufe
Germany
America
Beckin
Jesus
Earth
Hoya
Nelson
Free Methodist Church
Heskin
Helena
Highway Division Keeps Roads Open Despite Heavy Rains
Montana highway crews kept all main routes open after heavy rains. Detours and planked bridges were used where washouts occurred, with silt and rock deposits noted from flood waters. Water subsided in most areas and no further damage was expected unless storms resume. Traffic remained steady with crews guiding motorists past washed sections near Great Falls and on the Helena to Great Falls route.
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Montana
Maintenayee Division
State Highway Departement
Ttws
Great Falls
Trafic
Helena-Great Palla
Counties asked to raise funds for Frisco Exposition
Tom Stout of Lewistown, chair man of the Montana committee studying the state's feasibility for the Calden Gate International exposition in San Francisco 1939, advises that Montana's share of 30000 is 473.41 to be raised by taxation. Counties would levy in 1938 or 1939 under Montana law. The plan includes a giant map of Montana and requires immediate budget action as the exposition opens February 18. County quotas listed for many counties, with totals and per-county amounts.
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Tom Stout
Lewistown
Montana
Matt Staff
Chamber of Commerce
Stout
Colorado
Idaho
San Francisco
Lawis and Clark
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blaine
Broad
Flathead
Gallatin
Garfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Meagher
Mineral
Missoule
Musselshell
Park
Petroleum
Philips
Pondeara
Powder River
Rowell
Prairie
Ravalli
Atchland
Roose Salt
Rosebud
Sandara
Sheridan
8Ilvard Row
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Taton
Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Widhes
Yellowatone
Red Morrison mix up causes comedic confusion at Legion convention
The Helena and Livingston Morrisons, both nicknamed Red, create a statewide stir at the 20th annual American Legion convention. Misplaced mail, mistaken reservations, and swapped introductions follow as Ora Armstrong and others try to keep the two men straight. One Red Morrison even flies with Ted Morrison of Helena, revealing shared aviation interests and similar appearances.
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Montana
Morrisons
A. BE
Helena
L. C
Livingston
American Legion
ISI
Aston
Chicago
Bell Fourche
S. 1
Red Morrison
Park Hotel
Chamber of Continence
Ora J. Armstrong
Ted Morrison
Sra
Helena Fourth in New Construction in May Statewide
Helena ranked fourth in Montana for new construction in May, with 13 permits totaling 24,700 dollars. Billings led the state with 26 permits totaling 71,140 dollars, while Missoula, Great Falls, Bozeman, Butte, and Livingston followed. Repairs and alterations in Helena totaled 5,450 dollars, placing the city third in the month.
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Helena
Montana
Federal Reserve District
Gacar Baareon
Research and Statistical Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Billings
Missoula
Great Falls
Bozeman
Butts
Livingston
Great Falla
Butte
Malta
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Entertainment at summer camp by Y M C A program
B V Edworthy reports a varied weeklong program at the Y M C A summer camp for boys. Visors Rev Royal Nelson Helena and Dr Nathan Cohen Beskin spoke at a Fireside event. Peggy Mason showcased camp visuals. refreshments from Helena residents and local merchants supported the event. Outdoor range tests had perfect scores by Allan Gross-Iberg and John Van Winkie. The annual camp ends after breakfast.
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B. V. Edworthy
Vilc.a
Royal Nelson
Helena
Nathan Cohen Beskin
Peggy Mason
Jorud
Charlee Welsner
Sheehan Company
Norman Winantine
Pligerman's
Y.M.C.A
Allan Gross- Iberg
John van Winkie
Montana Court Upholds 1987 Chain Store Tax Law
Judge Horsky of the Lewis and Clark district court upheld the 1987 chain store tax law amid challenges claiming a faulty enacting clause. The ruling found the legislature complied, despite questions about the enacting clause and possible pre signing alterations. Revenue under the new law surpassed the 1933 statute, with thousands in delinquent taxes and licenses issued for the 1987 regime.
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Mulilalion
Mie
TiValldale the Ark
Aa. J. Horaky
Lewis and Clark Diatrice Court
Vaughn and
Ragsdale
Legislative Assembly
Horsky
Montana
Board of Equilization
Lewis and Clark District Court
A. Buttrey Company
Sawyer Stores, Inc
California Company
Standard O}l Company
Indiana
Continental Ofl Company
Weetland Oi! Company
Masonic Home Day Observed at Helena Valley
Members of the Masonic fraternity and the Eastern Star invite friends and families to Masonic Home Day at the Helena valley home at 2 pm Sunday. Ruth Hatterly of Conrad will preside, with Ed Graton of Billings attending as grand master. A memorial roadway will be dedicated to the late H Sol Hepner with a bronze tablet unveiled. Attendees are asked to bring lunch. the home provides milk sugar and coffee. Unclear fragment mentions Baltic amber washed ashore and a large head of “German old.”
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Order of the Eastern Star
Helena Valley
Ruth Hatterly
Conrad
Eastern Star
Clontans
Ed Graton
Billings
Montana Masonic Lodge
H. Sol Hepner
sThoas
Ats Saked
State funds allocated for water projects and Swedish visit
Montana's water conservation board will fund major schemes totaling about 4.17 million dollars including the Broadwater-Missouri dam near Townsend and the Middle Creek dam near Bozeman. PWA grants support irrigation in the Missouri valley and Gallatin county. Delaware hosts Sweden's Crown Prince Gustaf Adolph for the 300th anniversary celebration with federal officials, a monument dedication, and a White House visit planned in July.
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Missouri River
Tosten 10
Townsend
P.W.A
Middle Creek
Gallatin County
Bozeman
Sweden
Gustaf Adolph
Delaware
Kingsholm
Washington
New Jeresy
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
White House
Crown Prince
Princeas
Dumbarton Oaks
Georgetown
D. C
Roberts Woods Bilns
Bliss
Delaware Valley
Wilmington
Chester
Fire chief urges safe July Fourth celebration in Helena
Fire Chief Tom Finnegan urges Helena residents to celebrate the Fourth safely by clearing premises of trash, supervising children around fireworks, keeping matches away from kids, not letting children handle sparklers, and avoiding rockets. He notes most accidents are preventable and suggests family activities like picnics or trips rather than hazardous fireworks.
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Tom Finnegan
Helena Parente
More Counties Fill Initiative Petitions In Campaign
Prairie county added to quota as petitions for a $3,000,000 highway bond measure were filed for the November elections. A Ferguson county petition with 465 names pushed that county over the top. Other petitions came from Silver Row with 1,197 names, though 615 names short of the target.
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Prairie County
Atale
Fergua
Dormitory Furnishings Awards by State Purchasing Agent
State Purchasing Agent I. S. McQuitty announced Missoula firms won dormitory contract awards for beds tables chairs mattresses and springs for the women's dormitory nearing completion at the state university in Missoula Parlor furniture to be bought later Bids displayed by bidders were inspected in Missoula Successful bidders include H. S. Thurber Co State Publishing Co and Missoula Office Supply Co Tribune Printing Co at Great Falls and J M Lucy and Bona Missoula Furnishings include office furniture for unemployment bureau cost about 1200. steel for a storage dam at Townsend was supplied by Ryerson Co
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McQuitty
Missoula
The
State University At
Missoula Mercantile Company
J. M. Lucy and
Bona
Malasoula
Gveater
State
H. 8. Thurber Company
State Pubishing Company
Boch of Helans
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Cal Permanents
Leo's
Dr. Cash
Marietta Beauty Service
J. EB. Hove of
Butia
Charles H. Bord
Missoula Ie
Harvey
Ore
Nicholson
Tor. Kelly
Placer Ieee
G & Stevenson of
Sher
Broadway Shoe Shop
Knapp's
Nor. Luna
Navy Mothere Clubs of America
Des Moines
Knapp
Johnston
Placer
Edwards
Harv Ve Falls
H. F. Patterson
Aone
Mrs
Nelson Story
Botaman
Martha Hensley
Hozemania
Amone Kuesta
Lioyd Wallaté of
Paldenix
Oes
Dr. Hopkins
Penwell Breck
St. Paul’s M. EB
Logan
JT. C. McMahon
Frank ‘Thefault
George L. Steinbrenner
Miss Gardens
Thefsalt
pannhanAnd
Mike Meagher
Preasaurus
Broadwater Plunge
Mondas
Mack
Brain
Joe Spurzem
Jake Haynes
Savoy Hotel
South Main Street
Haynes
Swain
Dack
Pioneer Club
Eagles Nat
Cummings
Lady Bec
Mont Modern Way
Helena Saddlery & Tent Co
Clark Talbert Carey
Oakwood
Oakwood Deposity Bank Company
Harriet Greene
Northern Pacific
Coeur d'Alene
Taaho
Ruth Bergquist
Fred Sanden
Del
Mra
Leonard Michela
Janice
Marianne
Bremarton
Wash
la C. Hardie
Helene Valley
Mira
Jack Chivers
Pueble
Chivers
Bilgebeth Farmer
New York City
Misa
Salem
Radio
Bar
CAT Club
Pacific Cat Club
Parole Board
Imudge O. F. Goddard
Montana Motor Group
Nathan Beskin
Sunda
O'Maronet
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Moopaly Investigation Commission
Highway Division
TWINS
State of
State of Montana
Vaughn and Ragadale
State Board of Equal
Masonic
WW Water Board
Jobsiu
Wheeler
Ayers
Kor E
Ayéra
Seaslor
Bo OK
Tutlic Works Administration
State Water Conservattion Board
Broadwater-Missouri
Tostonam Broadwater County
Water Board
Thewa
PAA
Water Conservation Board
Goon Ag
Great Palk
Boxomun
Hull
Glimakra
Wilmingston
Frank Marino
Broadway
National Tuberculosis Association
Fellfoot Junior Outing Ranch
Mirgoula
Wowe
Lam
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