Weather and Local Notices From Helena Area
Rain or snow expected Monday and Tuesday with a drop in temperature. Jasmin's at 611 Power Block lists Marcelling services. Dentists Dre Owen and Hunter operate Bailey Block 9 to 4 and evenings 7 to 5. Mrs Theodora Mayer signs a divorce note. Ford owned by Jos Saxton caught fire on Main Street last night, small loss. Jos Hindson, Helena school board clerk, hospitalized after train return, serious condition earlier. Conningham returns to Helena from Pacific coast trip reporting healthy Montana Life Insurance growth.
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Jos
Saxton
Main Street
Jos. J. Hindson
Jindson
Helena
St. Peter's Hospital
Enndson
Conningham
H. R. Cunningham
Montana Life Insurance Company
Personal notices from Helena and surrounding towns
Local brief lists residents and visitors in Helena including J Johnson Butte R H Young Gardner F W Hall Malta A E Melchert Livingston T E Smith Billings A McCrackin Great Falls Arthur Conrad Great Falls M Barner state Hospital agent ON WET CHARGE. Prohibition officers arrest Art Nelson in Denver on liquor law violations, believed wanted by Spokane authorities.
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T. E. Smith
Billings
Helena
A. B. McCrackin
Great Falls
Associated Press
Denver
Prohibition
Art Nelson
Spokane
Wash
Bonner Brings In 300 Barrels at Signal Hill California
Jim Bonner and partner Bonner Long have noted success in Signal Hill with a 300 barrel well. They took over the old Brady Sure Shot site now the Wupfer Nolt well at Eh avenue and Center street and are sidetracking to produce from upper sands. The operation includes plans at the Bemco well east of Kupfer Noll as they push deeper extraction efforts.
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Jim Bonner
Public Service Commission of
Montana
Signal Hill
California
Bonner
Long Beach
Boner and
Long
Brady
Eh Avenue
Center Street
Bradywell
Bonner and Long Company
Bemco
Kupfer-Noll
Royalties Boost State School Fund From Oil Lands
State land office records show royalties from oil leases added about $12,000 to the state school fund over two years, with rentals totaling $121,243.48. Royalties rose from 1923 to 1924 while oil company rentals fell from $81,410.70 to $39,632.78, funds credited to the permanent fund and schools’ income fund respectively.
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State Land Office
Army and Navy Plan Joint Air Trophy Participation
Washington announces a joint army navy program for the Pulitzer and Schneider air trophy classics this year. Three speed planes will be procured with one for the army one for the navy and a reserve craft for emergency use. Curtiss of Long Island will build the planes and a fourth test machine to trial all essential features. The Pulitzer race is slated for early October and the Schneider event follows later in October with defense of cups against foreign challengers. Courses for both meets have not been selected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Katherine Nyland Dies After Mislabeled Medicine Accident
Katherine Nyland 52 wife of Isaac Nyland of Wickes died at St. Peter's hospital from drinking carbolic acid by mistake at her Wickes home. She confused the acid with internal medicine. Survived by her husband and four sons Edwin Hugo Harvey and Albert. Funeral at Herman and Company's chapel Tuesday at 2 with Rev J F McNamee officiating. Burial in Forestvale.
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Katherine Nyland
Isaac Nyland
Wickes
St. Peter's Hospital
Automobile Lists for County Assessors Across Regions
County assessors will receive monthly copies of official automobile receipts from license issuers to streamline tax list preparation. Secretary Stewart explains mailed February receipts will follow January issuances, with data sent by registered post. The article notes cars are most numerous in the United States, Canada and England.
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Secretary of State
Stewart
Poincare Sees Tragedy If Germany Regains Security Pact
In Le Duc France Marcel Poincare former president warns against Germanys proposed security pact during a monument dedication in Bar Le Duc He argues France must not reduce its defenses or accept guarantees that could invite renewed German aggression and threaten Poland Austria and Central Europe.
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Associated Press
Bar le Duc
France
Marcel
Raymond Poincare
Germany
M. Poincare
Oly
Europe
Italy Burns Money in Latest Destruction Drive
In Rome on March 29 the latest installment of Italy’s paper currency was burned under the eyes of Finance Minister De Stefatti, Bank of Italy President Pavoncelli, and many government officials. The sum destroyed totaled 320 million lire, following a previous bonfire that consumed 100 million lire last Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
de Stefatti
Nicola Pavoncelli
Bank of Italy
Crossword Puzzle Notes on Word Clues and Answers
A dense puzzle listing numerous crossword clues with mixed illegible text and a header stating “ANSWER 'TO YESTERDAY' CROSS WORD PUZZLE.” The item references many categories including birds, measurements, verbs, and tools, and mentions a coal find and a sewer mining detail in Coatbridge.
Expansion of the Church Sermon on the Creed at Helena
The sermon titled Expansion of the Church argues that early Christians spread the faith despite drastic material poverty and lack of earthly means. It cites apostolic missions across Europe Asia and Africa and cites Fathers and Saints to show faith, not wealth or power, drove rapid Christian expansion.
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Helena
M. J. Bourke
Philipsburg
Yentecost Gay
Mim
Roman Empire
Europe
Danube
Asia
Tigris
Euphrates
Africa
Mauretania
Rome
Peter
Jerusalem
St. Paul
Asia Minor
Greece
Italy
Can
St. Matthew
Aftica
Stiland
St. Meter
Alexandria
Andres
Bartholomew
Syria
Arabia
St. James
Judea
St. Luke's
Saul
Simon and
Mathias
Thaddeus
Edessa
St. Philip
Parygia
Thomas
Matthew
India
Saint Francis Xavier
Saint John
Patmos
Ephesus
Minston Fields
Paul
Corinthians
Jesus Christ
Justin Martyr
Christ
Jesus
Traneus
Tertullian
Clement of
Origen
Virgil
Cicero
Earth
Saint Paul
Itim
Evers
Turks demand move of foreign embassies from Constantinople
The Turkish government sent a note to powers stating it will not tolerate foreign embassies remaining in Constantinople and calls for their transfer to Angora, the seat of government in Asiatic Turkey. Snow blankets Butte after a two week spell of mild March weather.
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Constantinople
Angora
Turkey
Butte
Child Health Day set with 20 national groups
The American Child Welfare Association announced 20 national organizations joining this year to observe May 1 as Child Health Day. Local programs are planned in 30 states with President Coolidge endorsing the effort and royal praise abroad. Hoover heads the initiative as 33 million children are pledged protection.
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Associated Press
New York
American Child Welfare Association Today
Coolidge
Romania
Mary
England
Hoover
Child Health Association
HelmvillE Ovando phone line abandonment proposed
Montana Public Service Commission notifies subscribers of C A Gabway application to abandon the Helmsville Ovando telephone line and branch lines. The commission plans to act on the application by April 16.
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Helmsville
Ovando
Montana Public Service Commission
C. A. Oabway
Montana History Topic At Meeting At Intermountain College
The History club of Intermountain College will hold its regular bi monthly meeting tonight. The program features Montana history with talks on Trading and Military Posts Montana by Bernice Smith The Courts and Bar in Montana by Robert Miller and The Forest Reserve and Forestry by Lauren Donaldsen.
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History Club of
Intermountain College
Montana
Bernice Smith
Courts and Bar
Robert Miller
Forest Reserve and Forestry
Lauren Donaldsen
Earthquake centered in Central or South America noted
Washington reports a sharp earthquake estimated by Father Tondorf of Georgetown University as centered in the lower Central America or northern South America region. Seismographs show onset at 4:19 p.m. reaching peak intensity at 4:34 p.m. and subsiding by 4:38 p.m. The epicenter distance from Washington is placed at about 2,200 miles to the south.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eather Tondorf
Georgetown University
Central America
South America
Father Tondort
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