Congregationalists hold Montana state meeting in Billings
Delegates gather at First Congregational Church Billings for the thirty seventh annual Montana Congregational conference with sessions on church history, missions, and regional reports. Leaders include Rev. J. B. Peehee Rev. K. P. Clark and Rev. H. Blakeway as program unfolds across Tuesday to Thursday with worship services panels and a Pilgrim pageant.
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Congregationalists IN State
Billings
Montana
J.B. Peehee
K.P. Clark
Congregations World Movement
Paisterhmic c Luicheor
Polytechnic Institute Snet
W. J. Oldweld
America
Pollard
HN. Blakeway
Tomasi
J. G Mine
Mars Conference
Sermoy Tye
Henry
Herman Seif Aid
L. Wohin
Scpt
G. J. Powell
Jurhern Montana
Rte
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Northern
For. Henry
New
Johnson
Helena
Falls
Bed Lodge
Ciba
Plains
Columnus
Wibaux
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Givens Fy Ameral
R Rocky
Lngland
Ty. Wit
Harvard College
Census review hints Helena growth in Montana
Supervisor Faulds in Helena says early press census figures for Helena and Lewis and Clark County may be incomplete due to a faulty map. He notes revised returns suggest Helena may gain population rather than lose, and spent the day at the county courthouse checking districts to confirm coverage by census takers.
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Montana
Helena
Othe Cena
Lewis and
Click
Censis
Tunalds
Wwashington
Lewis and Chirk County
Montana Railroad Commission Rates and Spur Line Action
Montana railroad commission receives Roberts Electric rate filing for a hydroelectric plant in Roberts Carbon county to serve Mat community with about 40 horsepower. Commission investigates equitable rates. Also asks permission for Milwaukee & St Paul to abandon the St Regis spur serving Anaconda Copper Mine. no objections reported.
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Roberts
Carbon
Mat
Ant
Hicega, Milwaukee & St. Paul Con
Montana Railroad Commission
St Regis
Montana
Anacomia Copper Minin Company
Seana Twee
Anacomba Company
Drastic steps to meet coal shortage explained
Continued report notes public utilities and institutions hold stocks while commissions adjust priority orders. New regulation aims to fix emergencies and prioritize domestic supplies for critical needs. Officials claim production so far this year exceeds last year, yet shortages persist.
Unclear pregame ARERU order details emerge
Fragmentary transcript mentions a pregame order for escorting vehicles and a statement about averting an incident. The readable text references storage and a sample for testing, but specifics such as names, places, dates, or outcomes are missing. Further context is needed to produce a complete summary.
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