No Water Problem In City This Summer Reported
City officials report chessman reservoir near full capacity as rains boost supply. Ten Mile creek remains flood stage, allowing avoidance of pumping at Woolston well. Water fund nears balance after prior deficits. expectations favor continued ample supply through hot weather.
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Reduced Interest on Land Bank Loans Extended a Year
The government Extended the temporary 3% interest rate on all National Farm Loan Association loans through June 30, 1937. Borrowers previously paying 4% will continue at 3% for the year, with the 4% rate restored after the extension. The policy applies to loans issued through the Land Bank System nationwide and benefits about 20 years of lending activity spearheaded from Spokane.
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Service Examinations Announced by Civil Service Board
The United States civil service board announced employment examinations across several agencies. Positions include pharmacologist with a $3,900 yearly pay, assistant animal husbandman at $2,600, a Bureau of Autun manpower role, a motion picture specialist at $2,400, and other posts in Treasury and Department of Agriculture.
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Preservation 15 Gen Study By League Of Nations
The League of Nations study highlights Lord Kelvin's early energy theory of food, noting his pioneering views on chemical oxidation in digestion and respiration. It praises refrigeration’s health benefits and the Kelvibator as a low cost aid aligning with household budgets and food safety.
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Heat Wave Grips Eastern Montana With 100s Record
Eastern Montana endures a severe heat wave as Glendive hits 107 degrees and Glasgow and Billings around 86. Great Falls reports 102 with June records, while cooler conditions move in from the north Pacific. Forecasters warn more rain is needed to ease drought and protect crops across the divide.
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Unclear death by own action in multiple cities
Fragmented report notes a unidentified man in Salt Lake City identified by dental and fingerprint evidence after leaping from a tall building. A Montana sheriff suggested the man may be Mortin, with further details awaited. The piece also contains unrelated items about labor politics and a laymen retreat in Chicago.
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Pest control effort against grasshoppers in Lewis and Clark County
A northern Lewis and Clark County survey reports grasshoppers causing crop damage with Mormon artifacts noted. Local extension agent Werv Hirnstein announced a Tolson bait sunrise plan to combat pests. supplies in Helena, Craig, Augusta, and county warehouse. Mr Zirnatoli arranged a government allocation of poison pellets and mixing instructions to use bran and potions until stocks run out.
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Meetings Planned On Dangers To Montana Ranges
Citizens discuss the menace of Great Grass at two meetings in Montana. Officials from Montana Railroads, State Highway Commission, and other agencies will join farmers at Woolerawern for talks on preventing range damage. Administrator Farrell plans three state meetings to gather stockmen’s views on ridding ranges of invasive grass.
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Grain Corporation 15 Refinancing Plan Revealed
Washington report outlines a refinancing package for Grain Corporation 15. Farmers and farm workers join lender and government parties to restructure debts and assets, with majority financing from borrowed funds. The plan aims to shift ownership and control toward government operation while preserving some inventories and staffing.
Camp Fire Girls Camp Registration At Vigilante
Camp Fire Girls register today at Camp Vigilante on Trout Creek for two sessions from July 1 to July 15. Mina Milly leads crafts and camp staff including Helen You Winlin, Ann Tilaty, Jo Walker, Amrbarn Lalwalder, and Mina ayilla guiding nature study, games, dancing, headcraft, and swimming in a two week outing for girls over 10 in Helena area.
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Crafl
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Bozeman
Amrbarn Lalwalder
Findera
Fn Nditi
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Nessler School Bidding To Be Set In Ten Days
Announcement yesterday stated the Keasler school contract will not be set for another ten days. Warren Batch of Kenwond, a school board member, cited several conflicts at last Saturday night’s meeting that prevented agreement. Plans will be revised so the contract can be let in the near future.
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Kenwond
Christian Science Sermon Text Read Across Churches
Sunday's Christian Science lesson included the Gospel text Matthew 14 33 and Psalm 1077 20 passages. It cited Mary Baker Eddy's works and Mary Baker Moldy and discussed divine healing and the principle of demonstration through truth and healing without explicit rules, noting lessons from Jesus and references in the Christian Science textbook sections.
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Mystery of Bond Shipment Claims Spark Mixup
June 28 Mize Mian. The mystery of $143,000 in British government bonds shipped to Hatt here deepens as two men named Roy Ford claim the fortune. A town druggist received a parcel post package addressed to Roy Ford last week, and farmer Roy Ford near town now asserts ownership. Bonds are held by postal inspectors in New Orleans while rightful owners are determined. Both Roy Fords are World War I veterans. one is a pharmacist. The claims involve a French hospital nurse and a dead father who supposedly left the bonds.
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Week-end auto accidents prompt national study on prevention
A nationwide highway tragedy survey was authorized by President Roosevelt to identify causes and prevention methods. Over the weekend, multiple crashes produced injuries and several fatalities. At Waterville North, a passenger car collision killed one and injured others. A multi-vehicle overpass crash near Haplawood sent multiple people to hospitals. In New York and Riverside Drive incidents, several escaped serious injury. Major Fulmer Bright of Michigan was among the injured.
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Mhiong
Montana Woman Wins Honor In Air Frolic
Spokane wire reports Edna Barrie Anderson of Missoula Montana won the bombing egg face and apot events in a women's air frolic near Camas Washington. The show featured crashes and injuries as four women rode a Phone carrier in the air. Anderson also claimed a previous cross country win, while Alan Monte Timbuny of Portland served as a judge. Weather issues sidelined planned events.
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Academic Freedom Theme Of Teachers At Portland Conference
Portland Oregon June 28 A parade of educators from across the country gathered in Portland for the 74th annual National Education Association conference to discuss academic freedom and independent status while anticipating political debates featuring Governor McNutt and Burton French among others.
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Dune
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Program of Week in the Squared Circle
New York sports page previews this week’s boxing program featuring veteran Tom Loughran and Al McCoy toping a card at Nae fon. Loughran recent European tour and McCoy’s 0 to 10 round win are noted alongside other bouts with Laddia Tonelli, Pirin burgh, Loo Lomek, Aberdeen Jeff Ford Smith and Tadge Mantan. Max Thaor and Rogers of Philadelphia slated for eight rounds at Nallan Tex.
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al McCoy
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Two Portland Women Fall In Wilds Injuries Reported
Two Portland women Alyce Pash and Irma Westover were found after a long trek through dense brush near Arthur Mountain 14 miles northeast of Camna. They were rescued by local searchers and taken to a Portland hospital. Mrs Pash suffered a possible concussion while Miss Westover may require bed rest after being exposed to fog and rain. The pair had started from Vancouver, Washington, en route to a planned trip, and endured hours of hardship before rescue.
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Snakes summoned in James murder trial shocks court
In a private court session Judge Janus heard testimony about a bizarre murder case involving Robert James and a claim of multiple wives. Prosecutors allege insurance fraud tied to a death by rattlesnake and drowning tied to a farm operator, with one witness describing the victim’s funeral and alleged seven marriages.
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Los Angeles
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Fteg
Tom
Charles Mope
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Public Policy on Electric Power and Holding Recovery
New York June 26 The Monthly survey of the Guaranty Trust company New York urges a constructive policy toward the electric power industry outlining recovery prospects if government interference eases and private utilities resume expansion It notes that revived investment would lift demand for copper electrical equipment and building materials and spur employment It cites Tennessee Valley authority issues as a factor in public policy debate Also mentions a projection that among 1000 male morons 706 may survive ten years per Dr Dayton Massachusetts
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