Knights of Columbus End Welfare Work at Fort Harrison
Welfare efforts by the Knights of Columbus at Fort Harrison ended after funds from wartime fundraising were exhausted. Secretary Peter J. Gorman announced the transfer of welfare activities to the Veterans Bureau and a farewell party was held. The Knights had raised about 43 million for soldier welfare and funded employment agencies and教育 programs for ex service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Fort
Fort Harrison
Veterans Hospital
National Organization
Veterans’ Bureau
Peter J. Gorman
Knights of Columbus Welfare Association
Gorman
Seattle
Bart Harrison
Wing
Knights
Soo
United States Bureau
Board hires Adams for farm loan inspector role
The state board of examiners hired C. H. Adams to inspect farm rents in Musselshell, Golden Valley and Wheatland counties for an indefinite period at 150 dollars monthly with travel expenses not to exceed 3.50 dollars per day. Foot, the Attorney General, requested the hire. The board also noted an abstract from Missoula Land Company about 147 acres deeded to the state university on Beckwith Avenue and granted E A Phillips of the livestock commission authority to dispatch inspectors to large eastern stack yards for brand inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Adams
State Board of Examiners
Musselshell
Golden Valley
Wheatland
Foot
Vaudeville Laugh Show at Grand Theater Delights Crowds
The Great Falls Tribune reviews this week’s vaudeville at the Grand, highlighting the International Jazz Revue and lively musical numbers. Juggling acts, dancing, and comic routines by Stan Mitchell, Flo Eckert, Eddie Galfrey, and Tess Walton keep audiences laughing as Rod La Rocque’s The Cruise of the Jasper Byr anchors a program with Mildred Harris and Jack Ackroyd in sideline roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theater
The
Great Falls
Itate Oriental
Benny
Rod la Rocque
Womrdidig
Bin
State College to Bear Gasoline Test Expenses
Attorney General Font reports state gasoline tests will be conducted east of the state college under a fast legislature gasoline inspection law. The college must provide equipment at about 80 dollars value and bear about 90 dollars monthly in maintenance. The division of the state railroad commission administers the program with 1,660 dollars in receipts from dealer licenses to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Font
Cliege
State Railroad Commission
Brewery case appeal settled by tribunal in Great Falls
The Cascade County district court and the Supreme Court of the state affirmed judgments in favor of the National Bank of the Republic of Chicarn against American Brewing Company of Great Falls. Notes with Stanton bank were hypothecated to National City Bank of Chicago. The Chicago bank had filed actions over the notes while collateral was pledged to Chicago and then to other banks. The Great Falls bank recovered collateral. the brewing company paid ages and surrendered it.
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Judgient
Cascade County
National
Hank of the Republic of Chicarn
American Brewing Company of
Great Falls
Supreme Court
Brewing Company
Stanton Bank of
Great Valle
Gie
National City
Bank of Chics
National Bank of the Repulse
Iai
Chicaga Bank
Diarret Court
Psicipal
Chicago Bank
Tong
San Marcus the Horse Shines in Barnes Circus Show
The $16,000 horse San Marcus, star of the Barnes circus, stands with owner Al. CG Barnes. The performance features performing horses as a main draw on north Main Street on Saturday July 2, with a zebbie rotunda housing the world’s largest captive herd. Tigers lions leopards and other wild animals round out acts said to surpass prior displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcus
al. CG. Barnes
A. G. Barnes
North Main Street
Zebbie Rotunda
Yu Chin CO
Klinkerts
Bavaria
Al.g. Barnes
Aduts Tay
Personal notices recount arrivals and visits from several towns
The column lists Mrs W R Strong and Mrs J A Carmbhast visiting Auguata from August 4, with families hosting and planning trips to Osage, Brattle, and Seattle. It notes guests from Great Falls, Bozeman, Missoula, Helena, Butte, Denver, and other locales, including meetings with Ralph OLeary, John Perry, and Henry Bo Miller, plus shifts to cities like Readle and Putte.
Prohibition Officers Crack Down With Recent Arrests
Federal enforcement officers resumed actions against bootleggers and moonshiners, making two to three arrests in the past week. Names include FE, Murdock, and others, with several defendants jailed or sent to county jail. Crimes cited involve East Helena and Great Falls area bootlegging cases, with charges and apprehensions detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
East Helena
AL Wakter
Tha Placer
Mra da
Krinton
Toston Dry Fave ' St Te
Auto Entrance Fees to National Parks Reduced
Montana Automobile Association reports reduced car entrance fees at several national parks. The cuts vary from half the usual price to zero in some areas. The move, tied to late season travel, aims to boost park visits with new rates listed for Yellowstone, Shoshone, Mesa Verde and other parks across states.
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Montana Automobile Association
Yeterday
Wenshit Parks
Ares
Shy ‘Ron Park
Utah
Mesa Verde
Cal
National Park
Cantor Aas Comedy That May Freshen Eddie Cantor Story
Eddie Cantor discusses new ideas for a fresh human interest plot in a forthcoming film. He notes long days at the studio from morning until night, plans for a new angle of public service, and collaboration with John Goodrich on screen continuity. Eddie Cantor will be seen in Special Delivery at the Marlow tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor
Keay
Cat
Migybe 7
Cryst
Ying Seo
Pobeligne
Kid Kouts
Tiny Soul Service
Edwin Cantor
John Goodrich
Eddie
Anton
Marlow
Baumgart Estate Heirs Sought in District Court
The estate of William Baumgart is set to distribute 98 dollars to heirs per the filing by executor Emil Ziegler in district court yesterday. Receipts totaled 217269 dollars with 1185.06 dollars in administration expenses and debts. The petition notes two next of kin Gustave Baumgart of the locality and a son and daughter living at unspecified addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baumgart
Emil Ziegler
Baumgart
Gustave Baumgart
X Sin
Genny
Carmichael sues Gelsingers over note for 582 dollars
J Af Carmichael of Augusta sues TL Gelsinger and wife Hattie Gelsinger in district court to recover 582 dollars plus interest and attorney fees on a promissory note alleged dated November 1 1925. The complaint states the note was for 1005 and interest at 6 percent, with 611 dollars paid on principal. Attorney E C Day represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Carmichael
Gelsingers
J, Af Carmichael
Augusta
District Court
TL. BR. Gelsinger
Hattie Gelsinger
E. C. Dayis
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BOARD
Adams
Lincoln
Beaudry Bros.’ Orchestra
Loomis
Victor Recording Orchestra
Loomis Orchestra
Sherman Music Co
Bud Avrill
Ray Angwin
Mra. W. R. Strong
Mra. J. A. Carmbhast
Auguata
Mr Bee
New Yorke Sud
Osage
Town
Liisgey
Sone
E.G. Anderson
Taree Wy Holh
Jfiwest
Ow Cook
Die Martin
Bozeman Tas Db Farington
Miasoula
Wee Jin Town
Reef Magamian
Pineor
Eee
George J. Reeder
Ming
MPL
Howard Canta
Urals
Nherite
Rutgean Fett
Brattle
Ralph Oleary
Butte
W. EH. Lowell
Denver
John Perry
Fowler
Anannenger
Great Northern
Ferday
Ane
Akahan
Mancula
Harves
Oes
Henry Bo Miller
Kersia Assortation, Inc
Mrex
Rata
ReMi
Harvey
Prohibition
Orpheum Organization
Rod Larocque
Tilt Cruise
Stan Mitchell
Flo Eckert
Eddie Tess
Gaffney & Walton
Harry Brown the
Singing Juggler
Harry Ben
Bart
Joyce
Benny & Lee
Marlow Orchestra
Arly
Cantor
Helena
SALE
Strain Brothers
Lola Lee Chong
E. Park ST
J. P. Morse Contertionery
Main St
Harrison Ave
Circus Grounds
Paxson & Rockefeller Prag
W. Park St
Baumgart Estate
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