Great Falls Vets Seek Permanent American Legion Headquarters
Livingston and Helena host campaign kickoff for a permanent Legion HQ. Lt Malimbey to open the site in Livingston with 25 Great Falls post members pushing fund to cover travel costs. Delegation travels in two special Pullmans, mass meeting planned in Helena, badges issued for delegates with credentials at the convention hall.
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Helena
Livingston
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Legion
Noted Jew Tells of Hebrew Faith at State University
Rabbi Samuel Koch of Seattle lectured at State University of Aissonia on Jewish ceremonial institutions and Bible translations under the Jewish Chautauqua circuit. He urged abolishing antisemitism. discussed Orthodox, Reform, and Liberal Jewish beliefs including a personal Messiah and a messianic era of harmony.
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Samuel Koch
Seattle
State University
Aissonia Oan
Boys Scout drive planned in Livingston county
In Livingston June 24 officials report many rural youths lack Scout membership. W M Evans, county executive, says the council will push a campaign this week to enroll boys, conduct troop organization, and provide Scout work to keep them in programs despite local hardship and river settlement challenges.
Scout troops to be organized in Clyde Park area
J A Lobinay editor of the Clyde Park Herald has agreed to lead the organization work. He will discuss with local boys and explain the Boy Scout program as it begins in the community.
Fergus County Sets Dates for Annual Fair
Lewistown June 25 Fergus County fair dates set for September Y and October 1. Board reports bright prospects for geotrapy and a big fair to showcase Fergus back to prosperity. Premium lists being prepared with bank and firm support to attract more exhibitors including farmers stockmen and dairy interests.
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Fergus County Fate Board
Fergus
Wilsoun
Soo
Lst
Stockyien
Dairyorest
Fergus County
Montana Christian association backs inter denominational schools plan
Delegates at the Montana Christian association’s 40th annual session in Butte formed a five member committee to negotiate with denominational officials on a plan for inter denominational schools in Montana. A statewide meeting to decide the plan is set for September 14 in Butte with representation from all denominations. Montana Wesleyan College Helena and Billings Polytechnic Institute are the two colleges expected to be affected and have signaled willingness to consider the proposal.
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Thilte
Montana
Montana Christian Association
Butte
Montana Wesleyan College
Helena
Billings Polytechhic
Ity
Journalism School Grads Gain Reporting Posts
June 25 Mites City reports Taery Griffin and T. McNutt, graduates of the State University of Missoula School of Journalism under Hean A L Stone, join the Daily Star and Morning Monitor as reporters. McNutt and Grid fin hold newswriter roles, praised for practical training and character fit for newspaper work.
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T. Fh. AfeNutt
School of
State University At
Everalle
Len
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Ship by Truck Tour Planned in Great Falls
Great Falls Montana distributors association outlined a four phase Ship by truck tour during a noon luncheon at Hotel Ruhover. The event aims to promote shipping by truck beginning on June 19 with details to be announced.
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Great Falls
Montana Distributors’ Association
Quizzing Sparks Dispute at N P L Speaker Meeting
An N P L gathering devolved into a heated exchange as speakers clashed over questions and alleged improprieties. Members from Bozeman and nearby towns debated integrity, with calls for accountability and clarification amid a largely nonpartisan turnout.
Rope Wild Wolves At Bozeman Roundup Staged
Bozeman hosts the Roundup with a new feature roping gray wolves released into the arena for skillful ropers. Four pups raised on a Sixteen Mile ranch will be used one at a time, with sizable prizes to successful handlers. The event runs August 6 and 7.
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Bozeman
Totteasec
Wunder
Tamne Lave
Distribution plans for four district merchandise committees
The passage describes distributing merchandise for Aigtribution across villages and surrounding towns. Four tas committees are expected to supervise the four districts, and names will be announced at the association's next meeting.
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Urelowe
Irrigationists Discuss Grave Matter in Yellowstone Project
Lenny Gevhars, former surveyor general and now chief engineer for the Tosle county irrigation district, met Yellowstone association officials in Billings to discuss plans for a dam at Yellowstone Lake. Jerome Locke and association engineers attended, outlining new strategies after Interior Secretary Payne barred data gathering in the park. Members of the association will convene in Billings to finalize campaigns aimed at advancing the dam project while seeking ministerial support.
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Lenny Gevhars
Tosle County
Frrigation
Yellasestane Irrigation Association
Jerome GC. Locke
Yellowstone Lake
Payne
Yellowstone Park
Iuwerior
Locke
Ket
Cori
Wild Swan Captured in Great Falls Bay
A swan was captured near Great Falls Bay after a boat chase by onlookers and park staff. The bird, clipped wings and restrained, was taken to Gibson Park and placed under supervision while authorities decide its fate.
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Tavawen
Broadwittar Bay
Abe Giheun
Hee Swear
Ans
Gibson
Bey
Hue Awark
Gibson Park
East Helena civic meeting announced at Maniove’s Grove
The Independent in East Helena reports a public gathering organized by the Richardson Drug Company and local figures. Speakers include Syortoek and Bogarts, with plans for a Saturday session at Maniove’s Grove. Attendees urged to bring guests and participate in community discussion.
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Independent
East Helena
Richardson Drug Company
Livingston State Briefs Highlight Legion and Bands
Local Livingston notes report an Early American Legion poetry event at an instruction session led by government experts. The program will include live music by bands from Dillon Miles City Harlowton and a clown band from Cora.
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American Legion
Il Mousiana
Savingston
Dean Leugion
Pargal Misty
Dillon
Great Walls
Miles City
Jevunday
Mill Dn
Harlowton
Tavingston
Crhine
Cora
Fragmented historical notes on Amiens and war events
The text, a garbled historical fragment, references Amiens, the Twa Hgts, and war era notes. It mentions figures like a Roc keman and a list of place names and events with scattered details about battles, allegiances, and the Soviet and Swedish recounts, all distorted and hard to parse.
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Prince
Roowlenan
Awand
Pete
Friends Who Back You Up
A short verse by Edgar A. Guest from 1920 extols steady support. It emphasizes steadfast friends who back you in every danger, share in every danger, and help you face the world with confidence.
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Edgar A. Guest
Suspected pirates flee port after seizure at sea
A damaged report notes suspected Chinese sailors, accused of piracy, at large without papers near the United States coast. Authorities pursue them as a naval incident unfolds, with carriers and patrols patrolling likely routes.
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