Helena City Briefs and Local Notices
City notes show scattered items from weather data to theft and public notices. A 1940 Chevrolet stolen near Los Angeles was recovered by Chicago officers and the investigation continues. Local events include an auxiliary drill at Dagler Hall, a special fried chicken dinner, and a permit granted for a fountain and lunch building at 611 Helena Avenue costing 4500 dollars.
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Allan
Lawes
Delierencz
Chicago
Hermit
Marga’ i Wellat
Noth Park Avenue
Ye Loday
Arive
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Morrison Cave Camp Retained for Development Through Autumn
Gen. Dr. K Wheeler telegraphed Willian G. Fargudon, manager of Montanana Inc., that Morrison Cave State Park camp, ordered disbanded by July 4, will be retained until Oct. 2 for development work. This allows installation of lighting and other improvements. Montupang Inc. has worked to keep the camp and to obtain another for a tab e park. The state park commission plans a conserv ed development program.
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Willian G. Fargudon
Montanana, Inc
Morison Cave
Atata Park Guc
Park Service
Morrison Cave State Park
C.C.C
Seattle Pastor Addresses Rotary on Interracial Harmony
The Rev James Brett Kenna pastor of Temple Methodist Beattie Wish spoke to the Rotary club on duty of America to strive for racial harmony and keep the nation free He cited experiences among Negroes in the South noting the race's vitality and cultural contributions The audience included Russ Foster Jay Braver Hi Johnson Jim Morganian C A Wilson Emil Wendland Harry Coer Poll W S Trawesck and others.
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Rotary Club
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United States
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Guente
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Mankato
Minn
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Portland
Hi Johnson
Great Fally
Jim Dorgenean
Kalisetl
C. A. Wilson
Helena the Rey
Emil Wendland
Whitehall
Harry Coerpoll
Laurel
Trawesck
Lewistown
Official says crops in good shape in Northern Partile territory
Northern Montana official H. H. Ellaworth reports crops in good condition after recent rains. No serious damage from recent hail. additional rain expected in the next two weeks to keep crops in good shape. Ellaworth spoke after returning from a visit to eastern Montana and Missoula, en route to the Bitter Root valleys.
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Yenterday
Vinit
Montana
Elleworth
Missoula
Ita
Ban On Fireworks In Forests Of Northern Rockies Announced
Misomle June 28. W. Kelley announced today that firework use is banned in all forests of the northern Rocky mountain region. The closure is effective immediately due to the perceived danger from sparks and dry conditions.
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Hesonal Forster
W. Kelley
Rocky Mountain
Dawers Asked To Cooperate For Safe Fourth Drive
Montana Highway Patrol chief Lou C Boedecker urged drivers to observe traffic safety rules for the Fourth of July. He noted last year’s holiday had no highway deaths in Montana and pledged 100 percent patrols to prevent fatalities. He said drivers should plan safe trips amid summer tourism and urged firm adherence to regulations to ensure a deathless holiday on Montana highways.
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Ehiet
Montana Highway Patrol
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Bakers Honor Longtime Workers At Midnight Picnic
Nig Kirnenmisier and Martin Hinmel were honored at a midsize picnic on the Grondwater grounds by J.B. O'Connell, president of the Mddy Bakeries. Over 150 bakery employees attended as Kirachmeier and Emgol, with long tenures, planned a transition to new roles while entertainment like baseball and group singing led by Eddy Wren provided the atmosphere.
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Martin Hinmel
Grondwater
J.B. O'Connell
Mddy Bakeries
Kirachmeier
Emgol
Eddy Wren
Marble tournament for adults over 88 announced
A local paper promotes an adults over 88 marble tournament with entries invited and a date to be announced. Promoter mentions Cliff Johnson and lists potential players Ray Church Matt Balfour Jimmy Byrne and Malt Statt among others. Top spinning and handicap notes referenced. Helena baseball team mentioned as possible entrant.
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Legion Post HAG Completen Plan for Regatta Here
Officials at Lowia and Clark pont No. 2 of the American Legion said yesterday plans for their regatta at Hauser July 30 were nearly completed and that the regatta of boat races would be held. The events include hydroplane and rowboat races plus log rolling water ballet and a bathing beauty contest with a public address system to inform spectators.
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Heert
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Sportatora
T J Harper, Former Helena Man, Passes
T J Harper an 82 year old former Helena resident and retired railroad conductor died suddenly yesterday while en route to Missoula He had lived in Bell for several years and funeral services and burial will be held there He was a member of the Helon seria of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Associated Press
South Arnold
Arnal Shoe
Qwell
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Mpcemary
Thames
Harper
Helena
Missoula
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Order of Eagles
Adair’s misadventure through Bozeman to Helena thefts
Gov Migh Adair faces a day’s travel mix ups from Boremar to Bozeman Belgrade and Helena. A thunderstorm, a stolen salt jar, and a missing car key lead to a damaged straw hat and a cumbersome return home as the governor battles a string of unlucky incidents.
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Democrate Dindidata
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Lincoln Residents Plan July Fourth Rodeo Gathering
Lincoln residents announce another popular rodeo to celebrate the Fourth of July. Dancing is planned on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, with the rodeo set for 2 o'clock Thursday after the holiday. Good fishing areas near Lincoln and easy access to Lewis and Clark County are noted.
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Gramble
Lincoln
Lewis and Clark County
Bigory repair job bids open July 12
Gov Hoy B Ayers announced that a $75,000 Bigory repair project in Carfind county will open July 13. The plan includes a teak lockdee and construction of a conservation dam aged in February 1939 with an auxiliary spillway. The Big Dry dam will supply supplemental irrigation for 40,000 acres. Demand for Boulder dam’s wine the power has exceeded expectations, and income for the fiscal year may top $4,500,000.
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Carfind
Hoy B. Ayers
Water Conservation Boart
Bouldar Dam
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