Educational conference on Montana State University summer agenda
A Montana Conference on Education will feature sessions at Montana State University Missoula beginning in late June with about 678 students registered for the summer session. Dr J W Hrettwieser Dr Ivan R McMullen and Miss Elizabeth Ireland are among speakers focusing on youth education public instruction and resource conservation. Dean Freeman Daughters directs the education session with Dean Tidball opening talks on Youth and the new frontier and What Is Education for Anyway later in the program.
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State Universit
Missoula
Montana
Wo E Maddock
Freeman
Maddoch
J Wo Hrettwieser
School of
Wat Veperty
North Dakota
J R Tewill
University of Oregon
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Sheldon F Oasis
Montana State Normal College
Dillion
Ivan R McMullen
Fastern
Montana Normal School
Elizabeth Ireland
Snd
Yewnls C
Tidbail
Grays Harbor Junior College
Tiddell
Sumcter
Inley
George Finley Sunnone
Montons State University
W I Amos
Wendall & Brooks
Hillingd Polytechnic
Nerdei
Bretineswwer
Tly
Tidhall
Brooka
Liberty
Jewell
Mad Cook
Fee
Templeton
Montana High Schools
Davis
McMullen
Aretweiser
J R Jewell
Main Hall
Atkinson
Mias Ireland
Simmons
Puble Schaal
Jewel
Amee
Affinson
Dean Jewell
McMullem
Dana Brettwieser
Dierussion
Wreaka
Duis
Trent Daughters
WeNullon
Royal Children
Seminan
Amie
Miss Nuttersille
Viofiasor Hapner
Hard Working Cowhorse Recognition at Livingston Roundup
Viringston June 20: Stanley Cox and T Anderson of the Bar 20 suggest a 1930 fauna content contest for cowhorses to aid training and memory. The idea, backed by Cox, Anderson, OConner, Murphy, Frank Clothing, Tess Strauss, and others, aims to raise 150 dollars for the Roundup. The plan ties to the annual Montana event and local community sponsors.
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Livingston
Viringston
Stanley Cox
T . Anderson
Bar
Tech
Maryland
Ohio
Messrs
Cox and Anderson
Milon Oconner
Charlie Murphy
Frank Clothing
Tess Strauss
Company
Billings Overpass Set to Open This Week
Billings new STP 000 highway overpass opens this week linking the city to major routes. The project, built by Woodward foorieten company, completes a key segment that will ease traffic from the fairgrounds to the state highway system. The opening ceremony featured officials and engineers highlighting safety improvements and smoother travel.
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Hilltinga Donn
Crana Billings
Myer
Llowstung Ryer Peat
Werk Ft
Frattic 19
Woodward Foorieten Company
Billings
Tauer
Lourinth
Umarn
Tony Wyoming
Aditheras
Wass
Kiownean
Aigaway
Hgbway
Cut Bank Field Develops One Big Gasser In Week
Cut Bank field reports a large gas well completed north of Cut Bank, at 2900 feet, touted as the largest since 1931. Multiple wells and rigging details follow, with several prospects named and notes on completion, abandonment, and future drilling in the surrounding area.
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Cut Bank
Uexdight
Muntung Power Company
Alageheer
Tacoma
Pianeer Homesteader
Cobb & Pardes
Tangabeer
Danni Porter
Kately Drimsellor
Montana Power Mueller
Winkler
Ol Rayholda
Toa
AR Gol
Getty
Crumley
Dakota
Montana
Local Families Attend Community Benefit Dinner
In Luston area residents Mrs Kelley and her daughter Derothypatrolled the town while Mrn Helen Kelley and daughter Parothy visited Helena during the week. A benefit dinner was held Saturday night for Ayitdeeng ita children, with Tang Buneting and Thelma Victory noted among attendees.
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Derothy
Apenia
Lillaton
Malena
Ayitdeeng
Ita
Mrn
Helley Ant
Parothy
Thelma Viattory
Tues
Tre
Martatin
Helena
Lmllytas Viatery Sui
Missouri sheriffs invited to William Caton execution
A19th century notice states Misrouri Wing 29 AP invites sheriffs to attend the July 7 execution of William Clarence Caton for the murder of Mul A Mead. The invitation requests presence between 1 and 3 am, with cases to be invited by county authorities. The condemned man’s wife and private lawyer requested a private hearing before execution. Six reprieves have been granted. another date may be priced before July.
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Misrouri Wing
Lam Clarence Caton
Mul
Tan Fee
Thomn
Farmers Hear Holt at Goughs Corner
Farmers in Tower Valley and Gyanda towns hosted Holt as the main speaker at Goughs Corner and Tower gatherings. Reports note attendance, local officials, and transfers involving the Great Falls district, with details about Warden Frink and deputy Leula Willer and related civic events.
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Noor Lodge
Psthind
Tower
al Gough Corner
Tower Valley
Cowtimer Holt
Gyanda
Siriully
Rovenan Hina
Frink HooMar
Rozeman
Great Falls
Leula Willer
Iar Towton Agh
Roplnen Warsihery
Marsala Anid
STEPHAN GUILIO DIES OF HEART ATTACK AT HOME
Prominent resident Stephen Guilio of Boulter dies at home after a heart attack. Born about 68 years ago in Tiny he moved to the Houlder region, worked as a miner before retirement, and leaves a widow and several children and grandchildren. Arrangements have not been completed.
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Stephan Guilio
Nonlder
Tina
Stephen Cullloch
Boulter
Sears
Guillo
Tiny
Rome
Houlder Regian
Jin
Bla Widaw Marin Om
Stephen
Comet Fureru
Forest land gifts boost Boundary County acres to 18000
AP reports Secretary of Agriculture announces gifts totaling 18,000 acres of forest land in Boundary county from Bonne Ferry Lumber HoHay and MTL bag to Fort mountain National forest. Forester Fein Tolley and Anise Tahos note the gifts supplement nourishment for trout as fisheries expand.
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Fein
Tolley
Agricultura
Boundary County
Jinha
Bonne Ferry Lumber Company
HoHay
Munikan National Forest
Mio
Idaho
Hugh Adair Aided In Drafting Old Age Pension Act
Hugh Adair aided in drafting the old age pension act and has long practiced law in Helen, Iowa. As a partner of the firm of Loble and Adair, he is praised for his experience in pension legislation and public service, including work with the United Mine Workers and state legislative councils.
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Hugh Adair
Adal
Adair
Bern
Ia Helen
Ima
Loble and Adal
Pansion Legialalin Amt
Muntanny
United States
Table Nai Adair
Roonevelt
Misa Perkina
Dia
Ward
Addr Tan
Haa
Thia Fmm
United Wine Workers
Walth Adair
Wislenderahin
Aelun Neds
League of Nations president resigns amid farmer unrest
Dr Pouard Benes, president of the League of Nations assembly, resigns tonight amid protests from farmers and ongoing instability in Geneva. The move follows mounting discontent within the international body and calls for reform.
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Geneva
Anne
Pouard Benes
Chechonjavakin
League of Nations
Soil Conservation Conference Hearings In Billings
A public Billings meeting featured George B. Tarrell of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration outlining two key aims of the new Federal Conservation program. He emphasized improving farming practices to reduce soil loss and highlighted the program’s economic impact, with drought relief to be addressed separately in affected regions.
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Billings OF Soil-Conservation
Montana
AAA
George B . Tarrell
FUE DETECTOR DELIGHTS CROWD AT UNIVERSITY
A university audience saw a demonstration of a FUE detector by Dr Lip Mund Spaeth at the St Heht Union on campus. The lecture, part of a music-themed program, explored how rhythm melody and memory factor into music appreciation and how tunes evolve from notes. The talk illustrated melodic variation by naming tunes and linking them to composer history and musical forms.
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Fue
Missoula
Lipmund Spaeth
St Heht Union
Kummer
Spaeth
Olin Wes
Enee
Banenei
Dirk
Jtek
Aty Lo
Jefferson Peyser Heads Jewish Order Convention
Jefferson E Peyser is nominated today as president of district Nd 4 of Nal Torlin Wa. More than 400 delegates and many families attend the convention, representing western states and British colonies. Jacal Iteberniniy Tow Angola is named first vice president, David Rotawon of Portland second vice president, Liward A Zesalor of Sun Keanetaro reelected executive secretary, and Warry K Walt of Los Angeles treasurer.
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Katto Inno
Ferroraan
Peyser
Franciaen
Nal Torlin Wa
Western States
Sritiah Colvin
Hg Inalatind
Jacal Iteberniniy
Angola Firat
David Rotawon
Portland
Pesident
Liward
Zesalor
Sun Keanetaro
Warry K Walt
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Alfred M Landon
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Uma
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Flamillan
Mia Stamilton
Topeka
London
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al Wigley
Aiate
Aald Todas
Rhontoch
TE Miliano
Aboyn
Wairten Steel Company
Aatesl
Millntan
Uty
Ax Perr
Steel
Fone
Weirlon
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Alf W Landon
Natalia Couch
Nyack NY
Women 5
New York
Miss Couch
Jefferson E,peyser
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