Weather and notices from Montana city page
Cloudy Sunday and Tuesday fair with little temperature change. Civil Service exam next Wednesday for teachers and a home economics principal in the Indian service. Federal job holders meet today at Eddy cafe with C. K. Andrews of the immigration bureau to speak. Charles Edgar sought by his brother in Australia, last heard from in a 1916 letter. inquiry by John Edgar at Hopetown Stores Vanduse, X. & Wi Australia. mother frail, hopes for contact.
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Montana
Civil Service Oxama
Indian Service
Eddy Cafe
C. K. Andrews
The
Immigration Bureau
Broether
Charles Edgar
Great Wales
Painters’ Local Union
John Edgar
Hopetown
Vanduse
Australia
Personal notices from Livingston and nearby towns
Frank C. Arnold of Livingston Merril Jewett of Winston W. E. Dodd of Butte guests at the Placer Mr and Mrs M Hughart of Butte guests at the Placer Mr and Mrs J C Tracey of Great Falls guests at the Placer John Rogers of Wolf Creek registered at the Harvey Owen Evans of Wolf Creek stopping at the Harvey Mr and Mrs William Dueringer of Wolf Creek guests at the Harvey Mr and Mrs A Moulcahn of Great Falls came for the funeral of Miss Clara Routzahn daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Routzahn who died Sunday night.
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W. E. Dodd
Butte
Ir. M. Hughart
John Rogers
Wolf Creek
Harvey
Ee Owen Evans
Ery
William Dueringer
The
A. €. Moulcahn
Great Falls
Clara Routzahn
W. M. Routzahn
Thompson Appeals in Fraud Case Conspiracy
Chicago March 7 The Associated Press reports John W. Thompson a St Louis and Chicago contractor was found guilty with Col Charles R Forbes ex head of the U S Veterans bureau of conspiracy to defraud the government An appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals was taken today Thompson will also pursue a separate appeal to the U S Supreme Court on constitutional grounds.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Thompson
United States Supreme Court
Answer to Little Joe's Crossword Clue
Puzzle item notes a playful cryptic prompt titled Answer to Little Joe's Crossword with light wordplay and a Sunday publication tone. It hints at a cheeky solution and a reader interaction moment within a comic section.
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Little Joe
Dudley Pharmacy Owner Charles E Dudley Dies at 71
Charles E Dudley a Marysville pharmacist of 30 years and Central Pharmacy owner at 437 North Mais street died Sunday evening at 6 after a short illness. Arrangements await arrival of son Charles R Dudley from Chanteau. Survived by widow and son. Born in Vermont 71 years ago. Body at Herrmann and company's chapel.
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Charles E. Dudley
Marysville
Helena
Central
North Mais Street
Charles R. Dudley
Chanteau
Mr. Dudley
Vermont
Herrmann and Company
St Vincent Academy Pupils to Feature in Thursday Recital
Pupil performers from St. Vincent Academy will give a Thursday evening recital at 8 in the academy assembly hall. The program lists pieces by several students and accompanying staff, with a diverse chorus and orchestra lineup, inviting public attendance.
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ST. Vincent Academy
Academy
Rodeo Stars In Big Timber Prepare New Acts
Aubry and Mabry McDowell, renowned rodeo performers, return from New York City after awaiting permits to tour England. They plan to debut new material with brother Sam as part of a county celebration in Big Timber if the county commissioners approve, before touring. A note mentions a historic law limiting new buildings within three miles of London.
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Aubry
Mabry McDowell
New York City
England
Billings
Sam
Big Timber
London
Sage and Sulphur Crossword Puzzle from 1900s Page
A vintage trivia page features a word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues, plus an ad touting Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair. It boasts a testimonial style, urging quick results and offering a home recipe or store purchase. The page ends with yesterday’s crossword answer.
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Wryeth
Wyeth
Fair Weather Christians Is Dr Graham's Subject
Dr Thomas J Graham of Louisville Ky spoke at St Pauls Methodist church last night on fair weather Christians and service. He urged that true Christian work comes in times of tribulation, contrasting human ease with Christ's example and noting stronger faith during hardest times. Special choir numbers directed by Fred Kelser of Intermountain college accompanied the service.
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Thomas J. Graham
Louisville
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Graham
Helena
Commercial Club
Intermountain Union College
Christ
Fred Kelser
Intermountain College Department of Music
Hill School Seniors to Attend Girls Funeral
St. Paul reports at a weekly Open Forum debate on modifying the prohibition amendment. Joan J. McDonough argued for modification while Grant D. Spicer opposed. They discuss laws against alcohol, juvenile drinking, and the impact of adulterated beverages. Also noted is Helena High School seniors attending Miss Clara Routzahn’s funeral after acute appendicitis. Oxford student numbers drop postwar, from 226 in 1922 to 170 in 1924.
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St. Paul
Open Forum
Forum
Joan J. McDonough
Grant D. Spicer
West Seventh Street
Mr. McDonough
Spicer
McDonough
Spiter
Oxford, Eng
Oxford
Funeral for Harry Gloege at First Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Harry Gloege son of Mr and Mrs H W Gloege 1312 Ninth Avenue will be held Tuesday morning at 1030 in the First Presbyterian church Rev Newman Hall Burdick will officiate burial in the IOOF cemetery DeMolay members of Helena chapter will attend and conduct burial rites High school students may be excused from classes for the rites The body of Mary Gloege will lie in state at Herrmann and Company chapel today for viewing The casket will not be opened after removal to the church Harry Gloege died Saturday at the family home from an accidental rifle wound.
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Helena High School
Clara Routzahn
W. M. Routeahn
Ielena Valley
First Baptist Church
iRev
James Ffl McNamee
Forestvale
Albert J. Roberty
Routzahn
Flaherty and Skoh[ler’s
Harry Gloege
H. W. Gloege
Ninth Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Newman Hall Burdick
Helena
DeMolay
Albert J. Roberts
Marry Gloege
Herrmann and Company
Monument to honor last of old trappers in Glacier
Kalispell residents push a monument to Trapper Kline who died about two years ago. A pioneer of the west he explored the Rocky Mountain region now Glacier National Park long before the Blackfeet ceded the area. Kline is said to have brought more valuable furs from the Rockies than any other white man. The plan seeks bureau of national parks approval for erection.
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Glacier National Park
Trapper
Kline
West
Rocky Mountain
Uncle Lame
Rockies
Kalispell
R Kalispell
Bureau of National Parks
George Palmer Dies in Butte After Illness
George G Palmer longtime Butte resident and head of Palmer Advertising agency died in his Owsley block apartment after a brief illness of pneumonia. News of his death spread quickly as friends visited the Palmer home to comfort Mrs Palmer and relatives. During four years in Butte he built a trusted agency noted for honesty and national recognition among northwest advertisers.
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Butte
George G Palmer
Palmer Advertising Agency
Owsley Block
Mr. Palmer
Palmer
Rette
George Palmer
J City
Northwest
Stowaway Ballantyne Wins RAF Pilot’s Certificate
London reports J William Ballantyne, once a stowaway on the M34 to America in 1919, has earned his Royal Air Force pilot’s certificate. Now a pilot-Sergeant, he flies air mail between Wasro and Baghdad, a 700 mile desert route. He earlier failed to join the crew of the B 34 but survived a perilous rigging incident and fever.
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London
Associated Press
William Ballantyne
America
Tuls
Ballantyne
Mowden
Yorkshire
Airdente
Egypt
Royal Air Forte Uiet
Wasro
Bagdad
Dallantyne
Scotland
Prize Wheat Ranch Sold by Hirleman near White Sulphur Springs
A March deal closed between Carl Hirleman S V Lee and John V Potter for Hirleman’s 160 acre dry farm about three miles northwest of White Sulphur Springs. The home is attractive built of fogs with a tree belt planted by the former owner. Aly and Mrs Lee plan to make a summer home there.
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White Sulphur Springs
Carl Hirleman
S. V. Lee
John V. Potter
Waning Named New County Agent at Great Falls
J. W. Manning, formerly county agent here, is appointed county agent in Cascade county at Great Falls succeeding PF McSpadden whose resignation effective April 1923. Manning, now with the veterans bureau in Seattle, had previously left the local post three years ago for a pea canning plant venture that failed. the company’s fate remains unknown.
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J. W. Manning
Cascade County
Great Falls
PF. E. McSpadden
Mc. Manning
Veterans’ Bureau
Seattle
Manning
Glendive Golfers Elect Officers
Glendive March 8 The Glendive Golf club held its annual meeting naming three directors for three years Raymond Hilebrand C X Tripp and T E Val lancey. M J Hughes and C L Brenner filled unexpired terms of TL Mo Flan s and Joss Fo Murphy who resigned after moving from the city. Bylaws were amended raising initiation fees from 8250 to 5000 and from 1236 to 2500 for associate members. Reports show the club in excellent financial condition and able to aid future purchases of the property used by it.
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Glendive
By-Lasws
Chick
Sent
Legion Post Meets Tuesday Comedy Stunts Planned
Lewis and Clark post American Legion holds its monthly meeting next Tuesday in the Eddy Rose room. A committee of 10 picked men will finance the chow under a new rule, with another group taking over next month and rotating through the year. Ward Crosby chairs the committee this month. The meeting will outline the post’s work for the year. Slag from steel mills is now in making cement.
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Lewis and Clark Post
American Legion
Eddy Rose Room
Post
Ward Crossly
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