Montana cutworm control urged to start now advance notice
Bozeman reports extension entomologist W T Mabre of Montana State College urges immediate fallow and spring soil practices to curb cutworm eggs and larvae. He notes dry conditions favor damage, advises clean spring plowing before May 18, frequent re-plowing, crust protection, and careful soil packing to deter larvae movement and reduce future infestations. Fall crops may tolerate later planting after September 15.
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Bozeman
W. Ti. Mabre
Moitap
Mansuret
Loosa Gol
Palaon
Iitela
Planta
Mabec
MAWER UNS NR TOURS OF PARKS
Gozemao June 29 Preliminary to Eaton irking and nine passenger air tours over Yellowstone National Park. Nick Mamer with the West Wind, a Ford cabin plane, landed at Three Forks and plans to offer two to three trips daily for the first tour. Ford sponsored the program to promote air travel and park access.
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Gozemao
Eatonlirking
Sarthe Sea Lollowstone National Park
Momes Alf Company
Three Forks
Nick Mamer
Rommodnie
Rom Elehl
Santer
Angers Lectures Draw Large Yellowstone Crowd
June 29 Fors atvey of A foren guests at Yellowstone National Park discuss recreation duties and the park wonders. Rangers give lectures on plants animals hot springs canyons and formations, attracting visitors from varied vocations and educations. The ranger talks blend science with human interest.
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Fellowstong
Yellawatone National Park
Nilurallain
Rayners
Canyon
T He Rangeya
Life ends in barber shop barnyard tragedy
Harlowton June 23 Asimund Tergaing nine son of Mr and Mrs Thor Bergeing attacked by Weht nine Wid Hnstanidy killed in the barnyard of his name two antles such of Barber. Elmer Elching and L J Wallace alerted to the young man and found he had a trucke on the head. Funeral services were held at Une Barber Lutheran church. Burial in Ryegate cemetery. He came to America with his parents May 4 1820.
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Harlowton
Asimund Tergaing
Thor Dareeing
Elmer Elching
L. J. Wallace
Inok
Thor Bergeing
Une Berbor
Anid
Cote Inereun
Helena
Montana
Ininraviie
Molter
Teléna
EoHne Etine
Helen Avene
Riteuil
Jean
Gaitell Roldez Ordinanes
Lewis
Clark
Gertrads
Trevis
Nekhea Betry
Moudar
Muortnfeld
Lewis and Clark
Dertruda Trovit
Laura
Mineral Elements Needed in Cow Fodder and Whale Incident
Montana State Extension dairy specialist H Q Tretaven highlights five essential minerals calcium phosphorus iodine and sodium chloride and iodine. Deficiencies reduce milk flow and cause goiter in calves while calcium and phosphorus affect bone health and milk production. The article also mentions a whale sighting and harpoon incident involving the American Pacific Whaling Company with cannibal tribe references and a captured head.
Rosebud Wogi Clip Larger This Year
Farnyth June 29 Wool shipments from the Northern Partic wool house here pass the jag thin last week with intentions that this year's consignment of 7ff,906 POWodE will be far exceeded according to C. B. Nelson, agent. The clip from Barley arothars and sheepmen of the parti aide is delivering the heaviest clip. Names and places such as Cotton woot creek, Darley plant, Ingomar, Cold Springs ranch, and Forsyth appear among shorn producers and shipments.
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Farnyth
C. BE. Neleon
Boston
Parti Aide
John
Rad Metannan
Yellowstone River
Gray Place
Matheson & McKarnck
Cottonwoot Creek
Cold Springs Ranch
Mellgron & Gristiald
Ingomar
Darley
J. L. Lermbuta
Little, Porcupine Country
H. S. Withington
Armelis Creak
C A Weetphal
K. R. Burleigh
Colstrip
Patterson
Gray Frank Absalon
Lee Hryumir
Albert Reapar
Walter Hern
R.A. Knox
Finch & Kennedy
J. Metead
Hornhnd Cerack
F. M .Cufford
Forsyth
Boulder News Briefs Touching Local Deaths and Incidents
Boulder residents attend funerals for Edward Ryan in Helena and Mary Wade in Boulder. Visitors include Mr and Mrs G W Mathlemas from Helena and Mrs Kate Smith of Fort Harrison hosting relatives. Carl Burke and companions face 80 days for a jail cabin theft near Whitehall, with county terms set by Justice Fessention.
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Boulder
Tom Burke
Law Lawn
Bauldar
Burke
Montana State School
G- W. Mathlemas
Stelena
Hdward Ryan
Helena
Lester Grown
Gena Ta Voque
Whithall
Carhwels
Thia
Penes
Whitehall
Jal
Walter G Whiten
Charlee Ballard
Furmer
Lester Dallerd
Doulder
Hdward Rye
Thale Tome
Townsend Me
Bert Ridgeway
Frat Dieen
Mra. Vaughn
Townysnil
Haokider
Ista
Ward Fyen
Hob. Tudor
Treva
Dan Kaley
Jumuz
Butte
Integra
Mary Wada
Kate Smith
Fort Harrison
Navy to scrap 22 submarines and trim fleet under pact
Washington reports the navy will scrap 22 submarines and plan to retire 34 more over two years as part of adapting to the London treaty. By 1938 the fleet would total about 85,020 tons, with limits under the pact guiding replacements and modern ships. Some crafts beyond age will be retired to make way for newer designs, while two V type subs are under construction and two more contracts await treaty action.
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Washington
Sir Jinherd Woking
United States
Navy
Bien Anthoriand
Colonel DLR Sends Special Roundup Prize
Colonel Franklin Oller of Newark presented a ten dollar gold piece to Litto Hine Randall at the Tyingaten Roundup, honoring Randall’s parade presence and Montana visit. The World War II veteran, who served with the American Sector, aimed to attend the roundup to meet the western association and celebrate the event.
Santh-Hughed Projects Made Practical At Conference
Figen reports that the Smith-Wig Hughes instructors conference at Montana State College ended June 28 after two weeks. Sutherland, head of continuing education, outlined aims to lift instruction to a practicing level and fund student training. The meeting discussed adding evening classes, expanding livestock and crop projects, and preparing students for managerial roles in farming partnerships. Representatives included H R Swanson, Lattig, Nord, and twenty-five delegates with two graduates from Montana State College expected to implement the work.
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Figen
Kay Noth Ct
Smith-Wiughes
Ronterepee
Ming
Montana State College
Tu Rommunling
Yeu Fenilas
Sutherland
He Confttenen
Ibros
Lye Conferante
H.R Swanson
Washingtow
Lattig
University of Idaho
Wid
Nord State
Montana State
Kalispell Elks Home Improvements Near Finish
Improvements on the Kalispell Elks Home are near completion with about 10000 dollars allocated for work in the next two weeks. The chamber of commerce has new quarters on the ground floor with oak flooring and stripped walls. Modern decorations, glass mirrors, and a new electric moving van hoist are among the updates plus a kitchen and shelving. Church membership figures from 1924 cited include the Methodist and Protestant totals.
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Elkm
Ihe
Mont- Romery
Chamber of Commarea
Chambher
Lynnn Yoort
Las Leon
Ha Huiding
Wit Bn
Atanelt
Atrip
Weekly Business Review Quarter's Trade Very Gull
A sanitized summary of a late-1920s weekly business review notes weak trade in the quarter. It cites steel capacity use, automaker plant shutdown plans, and mixed signals from construction and commodities. Improvement hopes appear cautious with some positive inflationary and employment hints but overall recessionary trends persist.
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Weekly Business Review
Bonds Enter Quiet Period of Summer
New York bonds face a quiet period as summer demand eases. The bond market shows instability from equity drops and wide spreads, while fixed income issues remain under pressure. Analysts cite shifting credit conditions and tentative demand for quality issues as the main factors.
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Ty Donald
Wolves
New York
Jha Oferta
Roncen
Spornintora Slihor
Ratrana
Local Masonic Meetings Schedules and Helena Public Notice
Debris filled notices detail Masonic meetings in AeWwun Lange and other lodges with June dates and vacation notices. A long Helena Montana election notice outlines registration, candidate lists, and ward offices for a water district special election, with dates July and July 1990 and locations across city wards. The text also notes a Cleveland parachute incident at the airport with a student and instructor surviving the fall.
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Neeeby Ciyen Watipremlatri
Agence
Helena
Mantan
Immarine
Woolston
Hurek
Medrock
Inisa
Rawanda
Clavie
Broay
Thenea Raat
Gizeat
Thack Street
Xaud Selena
Kive
Potles
Offien City Mail
Lewla
Berk County Court Horse
Evgien Nulidine
Houth Main Atraat
City Auditorium
Westen
Tere
Empasa Busting Wits Plagne Avenue
Aiven
Reckenrnges Street
Olly Cher
Woman fatally injured in car crash in Charmoin Comuatio
A woman named Anna Gatmors, 36, died after a car collision with a machine in Charmoin Comuatio. Her two surviving daughters Merine and Reniza were injured, while the mother’s other child Minatt and Josepho Molto were reported hurt. condition details unclear.
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Anna Gatmors
Che
Wilels
Shoo
van Holdme
Merine Laugnters
Minatt
Reniza
Frye
Brulyne
Josepho Molto
Giinara
Fragmented OCR summaries a bankruptcy and fraud case in New York
A garbled OCR item reports a New York broker, Woody & Co, tied to a bankruptcy and alleged grant of funds, with a figure around 72,000 and accusations that the firm’s customers were harmed. The text references Ryder and a fraudulent impersonation in a financial firm.
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Bond Department
Union Bank & Trust Co, Helms
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Pak
Lghtnieg
Barber
Linak
American Pacific Whaling Company
Mercing
Evaning
Boulder News
Dlr
Kalispell
Elks Home
S. Connun Witean
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Chaldra
Dagghol
Mariner
Neferinotana
Ringaide
Buainesa
Rome
Browley
New York Central
Chicago
Potnia
Paras
Aunitist and Standard Statiaties Company
Inter
Guaranty Treat
Guaranty
Oncodent Foundation For
Heitna
Eridden
Kine
Fradden
Pudder, Kin &¢ Pridden
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Sharon Building
Monteouerset
San Francisco
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Mesmeu
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Republicn Low
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Fauure Co
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Ponts
Stark
Balup
Ura
Wendy Wil
Yelda
Hellavdt
AeWwun Lange No. S— Vacatian
Motivlig Star
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Whig Malone
Srottinla Ay
Rummey Vacgtten
Holasa Lode
Herferdon
Algeria
Stirine
Iecoes
Ausephina Hephier Cinler
Et & Am
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Poacies
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Meibe
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Toston
Yming Karke
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Fanon
Happy Watera
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Ker Wihbood
John BR. Vonrhta
Tot
Brand Sachon
Tammany
Bas Ueeding
Keeril Tyler
Cleveland
Jack Wald
Bundorpl
Spa
Charmoin Comutatio
Apta
Grandon Hotel
Ava & Ef
Stewart Bt
Mueller
Luus D
American Hullilag
Asa
Holena, Mont
Weil
Potter
George B. Conway
West Sixth Ave
Atinamwla Ave
Istermauntal
Magatokor
Kensood
Wnsdale
Etrith
Zatt & Heath CO
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