Winter Wheat Prospects Milk Grasshopper Risk In Montana
Federal agri statistician Jay G. Diamond reports winter wheat yields and quality remain favorable overall in Montana, escaping the worst of 1938 grasshopper damage. He notes a race between grasshopper movement and harvest, with drought affecting range seed and pastures east of the continental divide and heavy carryover of seed from last spring influencing stock prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedena
Jilly
Moritana
Jay G. Diamond
Federal Agriculttural Statistician
Montana Grahs
Diamond
Montstia
Serutral
Montana
Cish
Teed
Stotk
Pair in Melrose Jail After Fight
Two elderly men were jailed after a Melrose street fight over allegedly stolen clothing. Thomas Ward was treated at James Hospital for a scalp laceration from a blow, while Alec Herhey Dillon was taken to jail with Ward as a material witness. Sheriff Ab McLeod and Deputy Max Weber made the arrests following the afternoon dispute. Ward remained hospitalized briefly, and Hartley was to be arraigned in a local justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielrove
Dillon
Melrose
Cluthes
Ward
Hartley
McLeod
Butte Pioneers Initiate Trio Tonight
Butte Pioneers club to initiate three candidates at the regular meeting this evening at 3 o clock in Legion hall. Initiates include Patterson Atiss Sarah Isaacson and Katherine Taylor with Club President Joe Bringy officiating. Entertainment features Irene Duckham accordion solo and dance numbers Frank Uelfem Annes Gote recitation Evangelina spa tow to sing with accompaniment. Judge J. J. McNamara's orchestra to play for dancing after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Pringers' Club
Legion Hall
Patterson
Atiss Sarah Isaacson
Katherine Taylor
Clu
Joe Bringy
Irene Duckham
Frank Uelfem
Annes Gote
J. J. McNamara
Cable Overpowers Youth In Burglary
A burglary report details Gable and Rohen assaulting a youth, with Brocki knocked to the floor and a knee on the chest. A pistol from the actor's collection is mentioned as the incident escalates. Broski was booked at a suburban station on suspicion of burglary. Detective Lieutenant Chester Welch ordered a further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gable
Rohen
Brocki
Goble
Broski
Richardson Last Rites Set for Cascade County Rancher
Funeral services will be held for Matthew Richardson a Cascade county rancher who established a hotel in Belt in 1889. Richardson fled yesterday from his Armington home and came to Montana in 1880.
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Great Falls
Merrow
Matthew Richardson
Cascade County
Belt
Peardson
Armington
Flying Fortress Shatters Records In Test Flights
Washington July 31 The Nations Aeronautic association announced the army air corps super flying fortress broke all international altitude records for payload. Under Maj Celeb V Hayes and Capt W De Old the craft reached 8200 feet with 151 tons payload on a Dayton Ohio test flight in celebration of the air corps birthday. Previous payload altitude record was Russian planes carrying 28 600 pounds to 6561 feet on November 29 1926. The payload included water lead and ballast, cross wind conditions, and the plane landed after 43 seconds.
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Washington
Aeronaue Association
Acmy Aly Corps
Plang
Celeb V. Hayes
W. de Old
Dayton
Ghio
Alr
Flying Fortress
Council Group to Study Budget Before August 9 Vote
Gate City Council members will hold meetings this week to review the final municipal budget before submitting it to the council on August 9. Chairman Lingquist announced meetings at 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 a.m. Friday at City Hall. The budget, approved as a preliminary schedule, will be presented for final adoption and tax levies.
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Gate City
Me Council
John Linguist
Lingquist
Cunell
Nazt Uniforms and Armed Organizations Ban Patented Measure
The measure banning Nazt uniforms and armed organizations passed the House and was sent to the Senate. Representative Grongan voiced support, arguing the bill would curb military style displays and propaganda by ideologically driven groups. Penalties include up to one year in prison and fines. the act forbids bearing arms or wearing uniforms by groups trying to establish unapproved government structures.
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Washingson
United States
House
Senate
Gron~gan
Packing Plants Closed by Dispute in Northern California
Meat packing plants operated by Awith and. company faced shutdowns across South Fan Francisco Stockton and Fresno amid a dispute with the Western Federation of Butchers over working contracts. Oakland and iron branch plants stayed open as union leaders called a walkout at Swift operations in Northern California. The report also notes multiple obituaries from Butte including Arninso n Atkinson and Leonard Stewart with details on survivors and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Uly
C.A
Awith and. Company
Fan Francisco
Stockton
Fresno
Wester
Oakland
New Volumes at Library Listed
The Butte Public Library announced new arrivals across fiction and non fiction. Readings include titles across science poetry biography and general interest with many notable authors and subjects represented in the shelved collection.
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Butte Public Library
Yasterday
Chambers
Cote
Quek
Bosilentos
Richard Hannay
Bachan
Mere
Gopenkels
Patrick
Pentecost
Manchy
Rohmer
Rosman
Smith
Spring Dmirney
Stephen Isony
King
Wilson
Web
Walle
Inchile
Bitz
Pilein
Dulier
Lawton
Carroll
Dantalg
Bell
Woods
Greer
Wood
Fiaidamintal
Albert
Beel
Powe
Mivature Camert
Neblett Oe
Miles
J Tusk
Brown
Elwity
Taylor
Saint Exupery
Africa
Sears
Matsehat
South America
Tash Guvaltade
Mac Manus
Boker
Holloway
Wiamkon
Guiline
Sehicherts
Gur
Gosling
Maughmin
Uordan
Mrs Fisher Funeral Rites Planned for Butte
In Butte, the funeral of Mrs. Fisher, born in County Mayo Ireland and a resident of the United States for 40 years, will be held with Wilbur Carter Mullins in charge. Surviving are her husband, Bee Fisher, a brother, a sister in Butte, and numerous nieces nephews and extended family including Thomas Monnelly in California and Mary Nolan in Butte. The body rests awaiting services.
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Finland
Mary Mattson
Butte
Shera Ang
Reed Funera
Pot Arninson
Atkinson
Phoenis Blar
Edwin
Rit Ohare
Otter
Eestert Star
Tirzsh Temple
Daveniers
The
Nile
Ideniel Mebure
Sarah
Hayes Smith
Bulle
Riehards Funeral Home
Thomas Cosgrove
Buttes
Lewistown
Abe
Sanday
Dveran
Fisher
County Mayo
Ireland
Minster States
Hee Hwisband
Falain
Jeatpl Pisciard
Anthony Dug
Filrick Cogmrove
Denver wool sale opens with active bidding
Active bidders purchased large Western wool lots on the opening day of Denver's annual sale. Gel2 Brothers of Monte Vita Coto secured the day’s top price at 47.5 cents per pound for a 42400 pound lot. Buyer was Liessle of Boston, with Reed Warnick of Merion Wilkins Auction firm noting strong demand and bulk average between 21 and 24 cents per pound.
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Denver
Jily al
Gel2 Brothers
Monte Vita
Coto
Lieiles & Cannany
Boston
Reed Warnick
Merion & Wilkins
Liessle
Warnick
Fire destroys Nome in Conrad
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the home of Joseph G. Pistrips near Conrad. No one was at home when the blaze began. A passerby notified the city fire forces after seeing smoke coming from the building.
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Conrad
Joseph G. Pistrips
Larimer
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk
Marriage licenses were issued in the office of the clerk of the district court to Charles Reynold Thom as, 35, and Yolonie C Flansburg, 26, both of Butler, and to Henry Mate, 48, Denver, Otto, and Ethel Kelly, 45, Kansas City, Mo.
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Gistric Court
Charles Reyinond Thomas
Yoyonrie C Flansbug
Bulte
Enry Mate
Denver
Otto
Ethel Kelly
Kansas City
Report of River Surveyed in July by U S Geological Survey
A. Risley, secretary of the Water Users Irrigation Company, reports a formal finding from A H Spratbe of Hotena, U S Geological Survey district engineer, on recent water measurements of the Red Rock river and Lima reservoir to Barratts. The report notes a substantial gain from irrigation water backflow between the two points, measured July 20 with field personnel Trenty Eagle and S Hindel assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenty Eagle
S. Hindel
State Water Conservation Board
He. H. Fifield
Diet
Mad HM. Tice
E.G. Donohue
N. W. Bindawer
Travigalions
Local Justice Bids Action In Cottonwood Land Case
Deer Lodge records show four lord men charged in a local cottonwood land dispute. Justice of the Peace Wo. Mant Liste presided as the case titled at the courthouse. The docket lists the plaintiffs and defendants, with details of shares claimed and disputed boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Lord Mtn
Justice of Peace
Dillon district fires prompt multiple probationary dismissals
Pinky Walstr pleaded guilty and drew 60 days in Powell county Jail for thefts at Dillon hardware and clothing shop break ins. Others including Joo Labbusstoner and Clarence Jackson received orders to leave town while Miner deck and Van Filstine faced probation terms after district incidents. Fire reports note several small blazes in Heaverhood and Dillon districts with limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinky Walstr
Powell County
Dillon
Ughtutugy
Fund Allocations to Schools Show Gains Over Figures
Dillon July 31 Special–In state allocations from second instrument tax collections to Beaverhead county school districts show a gain over the same period last year. County superintendent Miss Margaret Sweeney announced allocations total $7.14 per census child vs $7.60 previously, with district figures listed: Tolley Bannack $278.88 Nelson $289.63 Tigeratte $339.01 Argenta $100.20 Melrose $130.44 Newey $201.41 Geant $154.54 Apex $52.96 Dillon $5,838.38 Wise River $61.60… rest of district figures abbreviated due to printing.
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Dillan
Aregenta
Melrose
Newey
Geant
Apex
Dillon
Wise’ River
Limes
Bristow
Red Rock
Wiset
Glukoas
Nicholia
Millpoint
Lakeview
Vovie
Motta
Paddock Named to Girl Scout Board in Dillon
Dillon report notes Mrs. Smitty Padinek appointed to regional Girl Scout board covering Montana Idaho Utah Wyoming Colorado. Recognition cites support for a free recreational camp program over past summers and ties to local leaders Mary Jane Littefield and McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Smitty Padinek
Dillon Mirl Scout Council
Dne
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Wome
Mary Jane Littefield
Salt Lake City
Bhe
Meconnell
Dillon Legion
Gold Creek
Marriage License Granted To Couple In Deer Lodge
A marriage license was issued in Deer Lodge for Bernard Th Leslie and Juanita F Punlay of Be ier Lodge. Miss Bergstrom, daughter of Warden Theodore Bergstrom of Montana State Prison, has connections to the community and is known to visit frequently. the ceremony was expected to be a notable event of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Roland Thomas LaCaser
Jeloy
Bergstrom
Theodore Bergstrom
Montana State Prison
Shia
Beer Lodge
Lacued Berwanl
Leslie
Jionita F. Punlay
Breer Lodge
Testimony to Resume in Montauk Condemnation Case
Testimony in the condemnation action by the State of Montauk against William H. Wallach and others will resume Wednesday at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The case concerns lands in Helmville to be used for a proposed roadway, with a number of witnesses listed in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neer Lodge
Montauk
William H. Wallach
Crooks
Andrew Grooks
Richards
Galena Street
Pmanuel Lutheran
Lee. Jones
Mountain View
Band Concert to Feature Various Music Novelties
The Mostena State band under Martin Cesare will perform a diverse program of novelties popular music and classical selections. The city sponsored concert is set at Washington Juntas High School starting at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostena State Band
Martin Cesare
Washington Juntas High School
Findley Roe Dead on Coast Report
Word of the death of Esaatiy Roy a former Batte and Dil on resident was received here last night in Monrovia California. A daughter Monrovia survives. Man loses wallet Harold Miller 114 South Onto yesterday told police he lost a wallet containing small amount of cash driving permits and a stolen item on a downtown street.
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Esaatiy Roy
Weilekuoan
Batte
Dilon
Rot
Monrovia
Call
Harold Miller
Tod Police
Dillon Rotary Holds Lecture on Potatoes
July 31 Dillon scene reports a Rotary Club meeting featuring a talk on growing certified seed potatoes by Philip Golam. The lecture covered initiation steps and showcased motion pictures about potato cultivation. Local residents and travelers were noted in brief social updates from Dillon and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Spotted fever cases reported in Montana this year
Helena notes late July reports of spotted fever with five deaths this year. Other communicable diseases listed include whooping cough, scarlet fever, chickenpox, measles, typhoid, trachoma. Names and exact figures are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Beavéhead
Fort Missoula to Get New Command
Fort Missoula changes hands tomorrow with Lt Col Earl Landreth of Berkeley California succeeding Col FP Watts. Col Watts transferred to New York as executive officer of the post embarkation.
Senate Passes Lending Measure Amid Budget Contests
The Senate advanced a lend ing bill amid party clashes over RFC funding and tax treatment of bonds. Key debates centered on export import bank authority, rail aid, and the program’s impact on the deficit. Barkley pressed for price compromise while Taft warned of dollar diplomacy as the policy shifted to expand foreign credits.
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RFC
Roosevelt
Barkley
U-Ky
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Acoitnisication
Gennte
Haye
Stetler
Kod
Genator Taft
R-Chiol
Hyon
Uase
Senate
RFC Gay
Singer Existg
RPO
Benatar Barkley
Barstiey
H. Donee
Juans
Latin-America
Bette Ane
Taft
Permanent waves not so permanent in GC company
In Braver City Nebraska 31 1 These permanent waves on twenty Husky COC boys at camp proved temporary. A visit to Irene Florlon's Beauty Shop reveals triplements ran out and young dandies trimmed their hair as officers said the boys left camp to barbering.
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Braver City
Neb
Irene Florlon
Incorporation Articles Filed for Hooslets Inc in Montana
Articles of Incorporation filed in Helena for Hooslets Inc with $50,000 capital. It is organized in Park County to acquire water, build reservoirs and pipelines, supply water to factories and individuals, and locate mining claims in Montana and Wyoming. Directors listed: Hayy, Piany, May, and W. A. Hooger, all of Cooke, Montana.
Changing export policy sparks barter nation claim in Senate
The scene moves to a heated Senate debate over proposed export authorization with critics arguing policy shifts serve foreign governments. Barkley accepts an amendment ensuring loans are spent only on U.S. products, addressing fears loans would fund munitions exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk ID
Darkley
Barkley
United States
Butte Death Notices Chronicle Nor Aided By Mortuaries
Butte residents receive funeral notices for Nora Carran Curran and Nora L Curran with services at Sacred Heart Church. The list includes multiple obituaries and viewings, with arrangements at Daly-Shea and Duggan’s Mortuaries. Card of thanks from the Morris and Hunt families expresses gratitude for sympathy and support.
Liquor License Bill Approved By Judiciary Committee
Members of the Butterfly Coun judiciary committee voted to recommend passage of an ordinance to transfer liquor license jurisdiction from the city council to the treasurer. The one vote margin was four to three, with anticipated floor resistance. The bill, introduced by Al Kerman and Alex McDonald, would shift license investigations and approvals to the treasurer while current council members would handle license-related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfly Coun Fis
Ccmen
Matt Trudeen
Judiciary Committee
Caid
al- Kerman
Alex McDahald
Sily
Anaconda Field Day Draws Wide Attendance
Anaconda July 31 Special Reflecting statewide interest in the fifth Onion cay held Sunday by the Anaconda MU and Smelermen's club. Among the attendees were a group from Great Falls including A. Wiggen, Rexville Flan Works general manager, and Peter Fontana, John Isaacson, and McDonald representing the Great Falls Mil and Smeltermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconta
Ama Onion Cay
Anaconda MU
Sinelermen
Fran Great Falls
A. & Wigein
Rexivel Flan Works
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Messrs
Peter Fontana
John Tsaacson
McDonald
Great Falls
Montana Men Head Lumbermen's Group
KALISPELL Montana January meeting of Inland Empire lumber and sawmill workers district council elected Nelson Weaver of Somers president. Officers named A Ricketts Kalispell vice president E B Tetlson Lewiston treasurer Otto Greip Livoy Montana trustee Perry Decker Troy Norbert Rossignol Headquarters Idaho. About 400 attendees from Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington. Also death notices and obituaries followed in the community pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Tan ‘Inland Empire
Inmiber and
Sawouilt
Lewiston
Ida
Nelson Weaver
Somers
Mant
A. Ricketts
E. B. Tetlson
Telaiy Sud
Washington- Oregon
Spokane
Otto Greip
Livoy
Aiont
Coattcian
Perry Decker
Troy
Montwarden
Norbert Rossignol
Headquarters
Inn
Thister
Mortana
Idano
Oregon
FaliGonits
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Butte Pioneers
Last Rites
Richardson
Council
Ways and Means Committee
NAZT
Leonad Stewart
Leonard Stewart
Butte Nunet
Los Angeles
Steversville
California
Area Gay
Grace Stewart
Lynn Stewart
Marjory Perry
Lieve Roath
Grass Vailey
Calif
Str
Ed Christian
Missoula
Nome
Dillon Bureau
Homer Faust
Ourvey
Lima Reservoir
Justice Court
MS. Paddock
Girl Scout Board
Specta
Yestern Vandegrift
Gough's
Findley Roe
Dillon Kotes
Harvey Sorenson
Waldron Boger
Houlder Dam
Gay Francis
WW. C. Hardy
Glendive
Sally
Dave Hier
Fran
Edith Nurmi
Lure Anderton
Leonard Schulz
Dave Williams
Minotor
Polley
George
Daly-Shea Mortuary
South Idaho
Phangssi
White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers
West Park Stret
Nzlzibors
Wond Keatt Cirvie
West Mercury
Oclack
Nora B
Gurran
Swardian Angel
Butte Circle
Wooderatt
Nelerbyor
Nora L Carran
Nova O. Curran
North Main Street
Francis R. Curran
Mercury Street
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Carkula
Thero Garkuls
Duggai
Briok
George Stefanopolias
Mont
Mountain View Cemetery
Ben Fsher
Gilammve
Bill de
Duggan’s Merrill Mortuaries
Pat R. Gagner
Balle
North Montene
Falls Grllup
Hugh Redmond
Frank
Betty May Redmond
Olsen
Snd
Paul Lenz
Robert Donahue
Robert Burrell
Frank McGarry
Ashford
O. F. Ashford
Worth Henry Street
Immaculate Conception
Holy Cross
Oklahoma Street
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Funeret Motlea
Sherman & Reed Bie
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