City Briefs Highlight Local Court Actions and Elections
A jumble of notices details court actions including a decree of discharge for Greenfield executors, a divorce granted to Dorothy Marquard on cruelty grounds, and a judge from White Sulphur Springs presiding after disqualifications. Also noted are traffic enforcement stories, a speaker announcement, and a Montana legislature candidacy at age 14. Local election appeals and business notices appear amid crime and public safety updates.
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Kiwanis Glug bears talks at Helena session
Members of the Helena Kiwanis club held a series of short talks during meetings and conventions in the state. Norman Winostine, Helena Chamber of Commerce president, Linconentinn of the retail merchants at Fillinga CA Mikarl, and the new president of the Slaty pharmacists spoke on the same project. Judge Mullows reported on the efforts of Kiwanis members with Townsend and Dr Thomann. The group discussed the Weet Yellow Stone airport and travel times between Helena and the airport. Additional notes covered graashapnara webwarnts and Morman crickets, with concerns about greenhoppers and related damage in the county. The meeting closed with singing led by Jerry Wolfe.
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Missoula Personal Notices and Local Registrations
A chaotic list of residents and registrations across Missoula including names such as Gladys Dievsmy Af AtInvoula and Percy JW Sprttsw. Mentions of addresses, place registrations, and civic notices alongside a New York dividend report from Haity Sugar Corp declaring 18 cents per common share payable August 1 with stock record July 29.
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Smallpox Breaks Out In State Triggers Vaccination Warning
A statewide alert issued by Dr RWIC Wibourne cites three localities in Montour with early smallpox cases. Week 47 records 27 new ommal por Watt infections. Lewis Town and Rocky Mountain areas report two cases each. The tally for the year reaches 54 with other diseases like typhoid fever diphtheria and measles noted.
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Board of Death
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Lewis
Needham swindler nets life, burglary pasthaunts tale
A long account details Arthur Needum a prolific fraudster ending yesterday after police uncover a pattern of forged checks and fake insurance and medical appointments in multiple states. He used forged doctor signatures and empty checks to swindle stores, insurers, and a dental office, then fled toward Montana and California before being captured. Colorado authorities plan prosecution.
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Enplones and Stran Brothers Gather for All Day Plea at McDonald Pass
Go employees and families gathered Sunday for an all day plea at McDonald Pass campgrounds. Attendees included Strains Sears and Roebuck representatives, local officials, and many community members amid outdoor games and races.
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George Brow 81 Formerly of This City
George Brow 81 a former city resident was born in England and died yesterday. He was a long active member of civic life and a member of the Odd Fellows. Funeral services were held in this city with his brother and sister in England noted among the survivors.
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Coarge Brown
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Civil service exams announced by board
The Board of Examiners announces open competitive civil service exams for positions in commerce and agriculture. Posts include associate climatologist, geographic meteorologist, statistical meteorologist, associate biologist, and various agronomist roles with salaries up to 4200 a year. Examinations conducted by the post office in this city.
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Miller Agency of Butte Gets State Fleet Insurance
Miller Agency of Butte obtains state fleet insurance coverage. The policy details indicate a one year period of protection and related premium terms.
Three Appointments to Montana Boards Made by Oy Holt
Governor Elmer Molt announced three appointments to Montana boards. Theo Smith of Helena was reappointed to the public school retirement salary fund board for the current term. William Haile of Butte was appointed to the State Board of Pharmacy for a three year term. Lin succeeds AC Rathmull as member of the State Board of Barber Examiners for a three year term after Rathmull’s term expired.
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Helena
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Bituminous Meeting Invitations Sent to Officials
Officials invited for a statewide bituminous conference to be held in Helena with about 500 highway department officials and engineers from Montana and nearby areas. The event aims to discuss highway construction and maintenance under the Montana Highway Conference.
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Unclear text about roads funds and state affairs
Fragmented notice mentions funds for roads and state affairs. References Montana and Wisconsin but content is garbled. Includes names such as Ann Maria and Milo with hospital or illness hints, but details are unreadable.
Curs Hen Hille and Pup Cause Mirth at Store
A cashier tale unfolds as a boy and a pup trigger a chase inside a shop. The pup knocks over pennies and cones while a drama over a 1000 coppers ends with the pup and boy leaving with their new pad and a playful farewell.
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Birth Announcements From Saint Johns and Nearby Areas
Vital statistics show births at St Byler Hospital and We Day Hospital. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Fileon Bon of We Day, with both families listed among residents in St Pete and nearby towns.
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Mia Fileon
Min Williwin
John Huephal
Attorneys General Nagle issues two legal opinions
The two opinions address principal place of business for attorneys doing state work, and returns of unspent appropriations. They discuss whether lawyers with business in one county are subject to that county, and if unspent funds from various appropriations must be returned. The notes mention the Montana fairground finances and shifts in grain, wheat, and corn figures.
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Ceneral Haymons T Nagle
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Montana
Camp Fire Girls Seek Camp Nurse Volunteer
Camp Fire Girls need a nurse for an outing near Watnesday at Toul Creek head. Miss George Mills, executive, will lead the trip and has recruits ready. Helena parents urged to contact the Camp Fire Girls office with nursing volunteers.
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Viewlunt
Toul Creek
George Mills
Hak
Helena Parents
Gamp Fire Girls
State June Tax Collections Reported by Board of Equalization
The state board of equalization reports June license taxes totaling 9854 472, up from 963203 in May. Gasoline taxes rose to 765 in June from 440 90 in May, while corporation taxes showed 481342 in June versus prior figures. Beer tax collections reached 24 696 in June, up from 320 59% in May.
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