Chest Organization To Be Considered At Meeting Monday
Helena will consider forming a permanent Community Chest at a Monday night meeting in the Placer hotel. M. B. Anderson announced after a meeting of the temporary steering committee. Civic groups are invited to send two representatives, with room for any interested citizens to attend.
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Helena
Placer
M. B. Anderson
M. E. Anderson
Milo Dean
Robert DE. Towle
Hazel Bower
P. W. Singer
Adjutant Ad. G. Baringer
Defense Bond Quiz Highlights Why Buy Defense Bonds
The quiz explains buying Defense Bonds to support America and deter foreign threats. If funds are short, Defense Postal Stamps offer a path, purchasable at post offices, banks, or druggists at 10 cents or more, with stamps exchangeable for bonds and guidance to contact the Treasurer of the United States in Washington DC.
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America
United States
Washington, DC
Navigation Topic At Water Trial Probes Missouri River Navigability
In federal court the Montana Power Company suit against the Broadwater Missouri Water Users Association and the state water conservation board tests navigability of the Missouri River. Six Townsend area residents, aged 73 to 89, testified about a 1837 steamboat on the river, with defense offering proof and exhibits of steamboat licenses and inspectors certificates.
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Missouri
Montana
Montana Power Company
Broadwater- Missouri Water Users’ Association
State Water Conservation Board
Broadwater County
Townsend
Plaintife
Joseph G. Hilger
N. D. Huger
Helena
Great Falls
Draft Registration Points Listed Worry of
Draft registration points are listed amid concerns over participation and eligibility. Officials note procedures, deadlines, and required documents for volunteers and voters. Community leaders urge residents to verify registration status and prepare for upcoming municipal eligibility reviews.
False Teeth Registration Ad Invites Volunteers
Loose false teeth and wobbling plates prompt Lewis and Clark County men to register for draft age. The notice urges men 21 by July 1 to register at Augusta Lincoln or Wolf Creek post offices with local coordinators John A. Mann Elsie Didrickson and John Merz. Registration runs 7 AM to 9 PM on July 1 at county HQ Penwell block Helens vicinity Posters promote FASTHETH powder for comfort.
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Lewis
Clark County
Augusta
Lincoln
Wolf Creek
John A. Mann
Elsie Didrickson
John
Merz
Helens
Penwell
Sixth Avenue
Sam Bennett Found Dead in Gulch
Sam Bennett 66, former Lewis and Clark county coroner, was found dead yesterday afternoon near the head of Drg gulch by Sheriff Brian D. OConnell and a searching party. A gun was found near the body and, if no further evidence appears, no inquest will be conducted. Bennett, born 1872 in Galen NL, served as county coroner 1907 to 1911 and long with Opr and Herrmann mortuary. survived by three brothers, three nieces, two nephews. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Sam Bennett
Lewis and Clark County
Drg Gulch
Brian D. O’connell
O'Connell
W. F. Cashmore
Mr. Bennett
Slate Street
Opr
Herrmann Mortuary
Galen
Helena
Bennett
Order For Eagles
John Bennett
Opp and
Conrad
State Board Meet Sets Special Session for Reciprocity
The state board of examiners for nurses will hold a special meeting here today, secretary Miss Edith L. Brown said yesterday. Reciprocity matters and related business are on the agenda. Members include Sister Mary Gerard of Lewistown Sister Mary Linus of Butte Anna T. Beck of Helena Gertrude Buckles of Billings and Anna Pearl Sherbeck of Great Falls.
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State Board of Examiners For
Edith L. Brown
Mary Gerard
Lewistown
Mary Linus
Butte
Anna T. Beckwith
Helena
Gertrude Buckles
Billings
Anna Pearl Sherbeck
Great Falls
Infant Mary Alice Strong Dies at St John’s Hospital
Mary Alice Strong infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Strong of 135 South Howie died yesterday at St John’s hospital. She was one of twins born Wednesday. Grandparents will have graveside services at Forestvale cemetery at 8 this morning. Body is at Herrmannp and Company funeral home.
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Mary Alice Strong
William Strong
South Howie
St. John’s Hospital
Mary Alice
Strong
Gray
Forestvale
Herrmenp. and Company Funeral
N Y A Office Building Dedicated in Helena Ceremony
The N Y A office building in Helena was formally dedicated with state and local officials presiding. J B Love, retiring state director, noted future N Y A vocational training plans while L W Fahrner praised the aeronautics school. Mayor Jack Haytin and others highlighted the project as a city asset and a model for Northwest youth employment efforts.
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J. B. Love
N.y.a
Nathanial Youth Adminialia
N-Ya
Wayne Templeton
Helen
City of Helena
Matt
Helena
Yetary
Chamber of Com
Jack Haytin
Merce
Brean
Pierre Helena Ap MacMillan
Butte
Love
Ralph
Montana
L. W. Fahrner
Helena Aeronautics School
State Will Sponsor Sewing Projects On Condition Basis
The Montana board of public welfare said it will sponsor statewide sewing room projects next fiscal year on two main conditions. State cash contributions shall not exceed $60,000 while counties must cover all necessary cash contributions. Minor conditions noted. sponsorship funds focus on grant-in-aid to counties from a $150,000 appropriation.
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Montana Board of Public Welfare
M. Brandford
Montana ‘County Commissioners’ Association
U S O Workers Plan Morning Meeting at Chamber
United Service Organizations committee members and workers will meet at 10 o clock this morning at the Chamber of Commerce offices to review collection reports. Arthur Nelson, general chairman, said efforts will push to finish the campaign within a few days.
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United Service Organizations
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Nelson
Nifty Tailor Palm Beach Suite Offers Classic Fit
A humorous customer, weighing 250 pounds, praises a tailor for making his best suit 12 years ago and now another fine fitting garment. The memo notes a Palm Beach shop, price at $17.75, and a quirkyArrival line ending.
Bids Open Today for Nurses Building at State Sanitarium
State board of examiners opens bids this morning for a proposed 35000 nurses home at the Galen state sanitarium. Two story brick cement construction with asbestos roofing will house about 25 people and include 2500 for furnishings. Also opened bids on comprehensive insurance coverage for state cars and highway patrol vehicles. The note mentions a porpoise as a mammal.
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State Board of Examiners
Galen
New Buildings Planned at Warm Springs Hospital
Montana officials announced immediate preparations for five new buildings at the Warm Springs state mental hospital after the Montana Supreme Court denied Edward Nordquist of Anaconda's restraining order. The $500,000 bond issue, approved by the 1941 legislature, will fund male and female dormitories for patients and staff, plus laundry and kitchen facilities, with repairs to other structures.
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Warm Springs
Yeterday
Montana Supreme Court
Edward T. Noraquist
Anaconda
Nordquist
Legislative Assembly
Albert H. Angstman
Sam
Montana Markets Move 317 Carloads of Produce in May
State horticulturist George L. Knight reports May totals show Montana markets imported and sold 317 carloads of fruits and vegetables valued at 29.154 million dollars. State stores sold 41 carloads of Montana produce valued at 26 thousand 167 dollars and 50 cents in the same month.
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Montana
George L. Knight
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