Stolen Car Found and Local Notices Update
Police recovered a 1940 Chevrolet stolen from Dan Thorson at 1:00 a.m. near the state chopa, as officers investigate the theft. Other items include permits granted for construction at 11 Hel non avenue, a dental ad, study group picnic plans, and a pawned county high school bond purchase. Local weather figures note precipitation and temperatures across cities, with ongoing community notices and Legion meeting details.
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Dan Thorson
Alolen
Charles Sheridan
Lettie
Sheridan Tia
Camp Retained At Morrison Cavern All Summer
Wheeler telegraphed Montenapa Inc manager Ferguson that the Morrison cave state park camp will be kept until October 1 for further development. The action follows assurances from park service officials. Ferguson says the extension supports a broader plan for park development and proposed improvements.
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Willam G. Ferguron
Montenapa, Inc
Morrison Cave State Park
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Morrison Cavetain Park
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Seattle Pastor Addresses Rotary on Interracial Harmony
The Rev. James Aratt Kenna, pastor of a Seattle church, spoke to the Rotary Club on Americans’ duty to foster interracial harmony and keep the nation the land of the free. He shared anecdotes about his experiences with Black Americans in the South and praised the race's musical and literacy contributions to the American scene. Guests included Russ Foster, Jay Brauer, Al Inboson, Jim Jorganssa, GC A Wilson, and several other pastors.
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al Inboson
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Whitehall
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Northern Pacific official notes good crop conditions
H. H. Mleworta, assistant general freight and passenger agent for the Northern Pacific railway, reports crops in the railway territory remain good after last week's rains. He says there was no serious damage from the hot mud and expects the next two weeks to carry the crop through in solid shape before he leaves for visits to Missoula and the Bitterroot and Flathead valleys.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Yante
Western
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Eainworth
Emeworth
Fireworks ban announced in northern Rocky Mountain forests
Mixwoule June 26 Regional forester B W Kelley announced fireworks banned in all forests of the northern Rocky Mountain region. The closure was effective immediately due to danger from the trea ing ira.
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B. W. Kelley
Freworke
Foresta
Rocky Mountain
Katey Cald
Becaueh
Montana highway patrol calls for safe Fourth of July travel
Montana highway patrol chief Lou C. Roedecker urged drivers to cooperate for a safe Fourth of July. He noted last year no highway deaths in Montana and promised intensified patrols. He warned speed is a major factor and urged adherence to traffic safety regulations to ensure a deathless holiday on Montana roads.
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Montana Highway Patrol
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Employees Honored At Large Picnic
Nig Kirschmeier and Martin Biuviel were honored at a bakery picnic on the Draadwates grounds by J. B. O’Connall, Eddy Bakeries president. Over 160 bakery employees attended as Kirschmeier and Bumel, long with the firm, plan to pursue other employment. Eddy Wren led entertainment with baseball and group singing.
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Nig Kirschmeier
Martin Biuviel
Draadwates
O'Connall
Eddy Fakeries
Kizeehmeier
Bumel
Eddy Wren
Marble tournament to crown local boyhood champs
An enthusiastic drive announces an amateur marble and top spinning contest for adults over 18 in an old town. Promoters report wide field, no entry fee, and potential entrants ranging from Ray Church to Matt Hall Four, with plans to invite Helena baseball players. Additional entries to follow as interest grows.
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Marlow
Legion Regatta Plans Advance at Lewis and Clark
Officials of Lewis and Clark reported the No. 2 American Legion paid yesterday for the regatta. Hauser loxe July 20 and 21 nearly complete with five bust races planned. The Northwest major event includes hydroplane classes, runabouts, and service hydroplanes plus log rolling, water skiing, surf boat riding, and a bathing beauty contest. A public announcement system will keep spectators informed.
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Lewis and Clark Pass
American Legion
Yeaterday
Northwest
Montana
Fort Peck
BC Hydroplano
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Rusabonts
Former Helena man J Harper dies in Missoula vigil
J Harper, a former Helena resident, died yesterday during a vigil in Missoula at 82. He had lived in Bell for years and funeral services will be held there. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Associated Presa
Mr. Johnson
Thorson J. Marner
Helene
Missoula
Bell
Mr. Harper
Helene Aerle
Order of Vinglén
Campaigner Adair Loses Luggage After Bozeman Trip
A congressional candidate Mr. Adair, traveling to Bozeman and Belgrade, faced a day of delays recovering luggage. A thunderstorm hit a house nearby while he rested, and upon returning to Helena someone stole his suitcase containing a new suit, crushing his straw hat with the theft.
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Demon Eracy
Congress
Dinty
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Apent Mont
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Helena
Lincoln rodeo plans for Fourth of July celebration
Lincoln residents announce a July 4 rodeo with dancing and entertainment. The event will start at 2 PM Thursday July 4 and will feature nearby fishing spots and activity in the Lewis and Glatk county area.
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Lincoln
Ronda
Lewis and Glatk County
Big Dry dam repair bids open July 12
Garfield water project bids opened July 14 for the Big Dry dam repair and auxiliary powerhouse route. Gov Roy B Ayers, water conservation board chair, announced the plan to rebuild the damaged dam from February 1923 and add a new access way. The dam provides supplemental irrigation for about 2 000 acres and power demand has surpassed expectations with local year income projected over 4.6 million.
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Big Dry
Garfield
Roy B. Ayers
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