Ranch near Missoula burned to ground. origins undetermined
Missoula residents awoke to a blaze at the W. B. Burkhart ranch two miles south of Higgins Avenue. The house and outbuildings burned rapidly after 11 PM, with only the barn spared. Occupants lost personal effects and groceries, and nearby landowner Peter J. Hansen noted attention drawn by the fire.
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Missoula
W. B. Burkhart
Higgins Avenue
Burkhart
Davis Street
Orchard Homes
Montana Forestry School Ranked High by German Forester
Dr Cay Schenck, a noted German forester visiting Missoula, praised Montana State University forestry for its quality. He cited an enrollment of 15 130 including short courses, five regular instructors, and four assistants. Dean T Spaulding, a 1905 graduate, leads a faculty that includes I W Conk, Dorr Skeels, Fay Clark, and Jerry Ramshill.
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Missoula
Cay Schenck
State University
Montana
United States
T . Spaulding
World War Veteran Mihoules Dies After Pneumonia
Anaconda resident James Mihoules died at St. Ann's hospital after a brief illness with pneumonia. Born in Greece, he lived in Anaconda for seven years and served in the U S Army during World War I. He is survived by his wife Anna Mihoules, two daughters Vivian and Lucille, and two brothers in Greece. He previously owned Beaverhead Cafe on Park Avenue and worked recently as a repairsman at the acid plant.
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Anaconda
James Nichoules
St. Ann’s Hospital
Mr. Mihoules
Greece
Buttle
Anna Mihoules
Vivian
Lucille
Beaverhead Cafe
Park Avenue
Pomeranian Farmers Plan Song Exchange Across Germany
A group of Pomeranian farmers plans a song exchange with farming youths of similar age in other German regions. The aim is to broaden their view of life and expose boys to agricultural methods beyond their home districts.
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Berlin
Weg
Associated Press
Pomerania
Germany
Hfe
Tragic infant dies as West family mourns in Townsend
Ethel West four years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mart West, died after a long bout with infantile paralysis that began last August. The town shares in the sorrow as relatives and neighbors note the loss and reflect on the family’s move from Leavenworth to this area.
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J. B. Patterson
R. L. Dickie
W J Hazel
Helena
A P Stark
W. E Britton
Dorothy
Tlelena
Franke Shull
Lee
Macte
Stubberfield
Turick
Toston
Toston Were Visitors In the County Seat Thursday Mrs. J. Poe
Lisch
Radeisberg
John Shull
Townsend
Jessie Turman
Crow
Silver State Paper to Cease Daily Publication in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge March 1 The purchase of the Silver State and its appendages by C E Aspling and G S Aspling owners of The Powell County Post was completed Friday The final issue of the Silver State will be published this week and future weekly issues will be issued under The Powell County Post name The paper traces back to the Crosson Brothers and several owners before its consolidation with The Powell County Post
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Townsend
Rachel Webb
Turman Iwails
A M Ridgeway
Capitol City
Ladle
Nell Sullivan
George
Leo Ferguson
Erena
ES Schwartz
James Jobe
Helena
M D
Sullivan
Lucile Sullivan
the Valley
Lawrence Gabisch
George Gabisch
Walter Schoals
George W Faltermeir
John Fauley
California
Andrew Errickson
Chico
Cal
Christine Krvathan
Helma Errickson
W. H. Seabohm
Jacksonhole
Wao
J. D Doggett
Elleanor Edwards
J D Doggett
Portland
Sherridan
Wye
J. J. Dovgie
The
National Bank
Deer Lodge
Silver State
Powell County
Joseph Smith
Montana
C. E Aspling
G. S. Aspling
Crosson Brothers
Nat Y
Lon R Hoss
Dsibs
Ins
W. C. Hester
Joseph Smith, II
E. Asphng
A World
Aspring
Powell County Post
Aspling
Clark Considers Purchase of Niehart Mine Property
Great Falls March 1 A survey by engineers and samplers for Clark is under way on the Niehart mine near Neihart with negotiations for Clark to buy the property. Reports place the price at about 225000 and say Clark may also consider an interest in the Big Seven Silverlead mine.
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Great Falls
Cine
Buttery
Hig Seven
Neihart
Clark
Jake Ripple
Magnity
Finsls" Barker
Helena
E. M Cowards
Tong Beach
Cal
David Barker
Newhart
Satunday
Hns
Great Talismen
Barker
Oninson
Dismissal in Missoula Liquor Case
Agnes Dumontier and YoM McKay released after preliminary hearing in Missoula on March 1. Justice of the Peace OT Lemley found insufficient evidence to hold them for district court after officers reported a liquor raid at Felix Dumontier on West Front Street.
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Maissoula
Agnes Dumontier
Yom McKay
Felix Dumontier
West Front Street
Justice of the Peace
OT. Lemley
Agness Dumonties
McKay
Lemley
Ruby Valley Cattle Herds Ordered to Monthly Dips
A state veterinary investigation in Helena to Virginia City found most Ruby Valley cattle infected with scabies. Three dipping vats will be built at Twin Bridges Alder and Homepark at state expense. Cattle owners must pay 20 cents per head per dipping, monthly for four months, affecting about 3000 cattle.
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Virginia
QEER LODGE NEWS Happenings and social visits
Mrs B Wann hosted a Bridge club evening with two tables and a pink white decor lunch served afterward. Mrs J Steinberger celebrated her son Buddy's birthday with a party and show, then games and refreshments. Local residents and visitors from Anaconda Butte Dillon and Avon attended events, Shrine ball, business trips, and family visits through the week.
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B Wann
J. Steinberger
Buddy
Cme
Martha Wallace
Jeng
H L Rechter
G Vanderwalker
Three Forks
Blanche Spaar
Butte
Arva, Girard
A P Girard
Martyn
Mart Hayes
Anaconda
Alvin
Miles Tanser
Garrison
Otto Gherdis
Ass Ehtiore Bien
Nate Bart
Drum
W JI Gracter
L. D
VL N Weber
M. J. Keilley
Avon
Harold Moore
Weldon Edds
J Hagerty
Atlanta
Army planes to continue trip to Miami from Macon
Major General Thomas J Lamphier announced that 12 army planes from Selfridge Field Michigan would leave for Miami Florida the next morning Eleven planes flew this afternoon but the twelfth was delayed by motor trouble A plane damaged on landing at Dayton Ohio caused a delay in the final leg to Miami yesterday afternoon
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Macon
Thomas J Lamphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
Miami
Fla
Dayton
Bank at Stevensville Fails to Open Doors
Stevensville bank fails to open its doors yesterday morning amid voluntary liquidation or reorganization plans. Deposits are about 100 000 dollars with 25 000 dollars in capital stock. no bank run reported. The First National bank was organized twelve years ago by Elmer Johnson as president, with August Johnson, John Howe, Frmett Cherry, Bob Lidell, and Henry Lochridge among the directors.
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Stevensville
March le
Itas
First National Bank
Elmer Johnson
August Johnson
Havre
Johnsons
John Howe
Frmett Cherry
Bob Lidell
Henry Lochridge
jMirectors
Drinks Mistaken Lye Water Fatality At Walkerville Home
Inquest records reveal Emon Peretta died after drinking a cup of lye believed to be water at 12 Blue Wing Avenue Walkerville on February 3. Neighbors found her writhing near 10 am. husband at mine, a doctor summoned too late. Peretta and Abe Feretto reportedly married July 7 1943 and had one baby nearby.
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Hushind
Feretto
Butts
Taes
Broom Corn Raised With Success In Miles City
Miles City reports success in growing broom corn for broom making. The Hilleman brothers, now railroad brakemen on the Musselshell division, started with a small acreage last year and yielded high quality broom corn. They plan to expand acreage and enter broom production on a larger scale.
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Miles City
Montana
Miles Cit
Hilleman
Milwaukee
Musselshell
Wife accuses navy officers in plot against husband
In habeas corpus actions Mrs Kennedy charges Navintngue and Lieut Christie with conspiring to confine her husband Lieutenant Frank Kennedy in California's Napa asylum. She alleges motive tied to antisocial slights and spurned advances. She links the death of Lieutenant Burleigh to navy intrigue. Also reports damage on the President Roosevelt in a Thursday storm and a Swiss chancellor Adolf Steiger's death.
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Navintngue
Frank Kennedy
Iitate
Napa
California
Firs
Arate
Chrisie
Kennedy
Albert P. Burleigh
Spurred 10 Ho Aut By Fear Of Poverty
Denver March 1 Associated Press reports motives behind Dr H E Blazer 61 to kill his crippled daughter Hazel Blazer 32. The physician, in personal crisis, wrote of fearing poverty and chose death over life. He allegedly suffocated Hazel with a chloroform towel and then attempted further harm to others before fleeing. The case details were to be recited to authorities by the elder Dr Blazer.
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Associated Press
Denver
H EL i Plage
Hazel Blazer
Cuglewood
Blazer
Phy
Aso
Limeeli
Messaes
Roy E. Bishop
Ter. Iclane
Masonic Lodge Meetings and Annual Stockholders Notice
Helena notices schedule Masonic lodge sessions for March and an annual stockholders meeting for The Independent Publishing Company of Helena. Also listed are a sheriff sale notice in Lewis and Clark County for March 24 and a February 16, 1375 first publication date.
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Helena Independent
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Morning Star
King Solomon's Lodge
Miriam
OQ. E. S
Josephine Hepner
Visting
Independent Publishing Company of
Halene
Sall Company
Independent Publishing Company
Anth Brain Street
J. M. Macmillan
Llelena
Mant
Peuruaryth
Sherlff
L . Lubman
Albart
Sehnap
Seraap
Melena
Montana
Dar
Meridan
Ndr
MO. A. Rowand
Shariff
James M. Barnes
D. A. Gribble
Helena, Mont
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Napoleon Cyr
Isabella Cyr
Augusta National Farm Loan Association
Byron DeForest
Florence DeForest
Peoples Bank of
Augusta
Malcolm Chisholm
Xtelona
James M Barnds
Mno A Rowand
U A Gribble
Mont
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Rodney
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Belena
Business
L. K. MacNeill
Allen Electric
Goodall Bros
South Main St
Helena Hon
Jon Peterson
Helena Garage
Dempsey Garage
N. Park Ave
Eugene Wenzler
Smoke House
Battery
Houster
Auto Co
Willard Service
T W. Lawrence
Phone 53
Herman A. Freyler
Placer
Empson Airey
N. Main
Fuller
Daly
Johnson's Furniture Hospital
W. Furniture Hospital
W. Hurd
EL Sixth
McKinney Hair Dressing
Elite Hat Cleaning Parlor
Nmain
Marcelling
Marcel-Bob Curl
Harvard Elk
Tibi
Erike Zimmerman
Lyte Studio
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Culvertson
Bailey Block
G. K. Smith
Hatz
Eugene Guillot
East Sixth Ave
Wood Yard
State St
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State Capital
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Ewing St
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