Treasury closes books on 900 million bonds and notes
Washington reports quick and complete subscription of the 900 million sought by the treasury through bonds and notes. Morgenthau notes the books opened this morning were closed tonight for 450 million at 4 percent and 2 percent bands. Remaining open in Geneva for 416 million in 24 percent treasury notes maturing December 16.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Almechf
Fhaierig
Ahe Amour
Pew
Gelinileig
Haefeansung
Federal Reserve System
Bonte Titangial
Tugwell Seeks Valley Reform In Huey Hue Address
Dr Rexford Tugwell addressed the Washington forum criticizing federal policy away from concentrated power. He urged returning wealth and freedom to valley residents, defending when needed the rights Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln sought, and attacked special privileges and interested groups while outlining the resettlement agency's aims for farm families and mortgage relief.
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Washington
Benator
Huey F. Long
Rexford G. Tugwell
Mississippi
Tugwell
Great Valley
Tefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Roosevelt visits Homestead project amid scattered shacks
Report from the homestead site notes mud piles and yam harvests as settlers work to control soil erosion. Government funds of 1.25 million dollars were set for the experiment with 500 thousand dollars spent. houses costing about 1600 dollars each will be amortized by residents. Roosevelt travels from rural experiments toward country estates with Cason Calloway in Blue Springs.
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Jst
Roosevelt
Cason Callway
Ang
Blue Springs
Ohio Republicans vote Hoover out as candidate
Ohio Republicans vote Hoover out as a potential candidate for the party nomination. Delegates were sent unpledged to the national convention next year, with a resolution opposing Hoover to stop Ohio from becoming a battleground for candidates.
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Ohio
Hoover
Columbus
Ohio Republica
Gam Milice
Indore Mally
Herbert Hoover
Denthana
Britain
Public fund aids crippled children in year
A year end report shows the Crippled Children’s Fund received 13 053 in donations and aid efforts. Miss Louise Behrupy outlines 995 muscle training treatments 1449 physio therapies and 14 cases of medical transport support with many patients under care. The advisory board includes local officials and leaders from diverse organizations. Northern Pacific railway provided 42 round trip passes and one way pass for patient transport during the year. The fund’s per day patient charge is cited as the lowest in the region.
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Loubis Behrupy
Hiss
Norther Preifle Railway
Pardensa Ait
Biilingsy
Butte Chanter of Commerce
YM. G. A
Butte
Savage
Mkitary
Sehrupy
Billings Dny
Wham
Savapesid Wat the
Patiens
Milk Fund Dance Friday Night in Butte Hall
The Rotary Club hosts a milk fund dance this Friday at the White Garden dance hall. A style show will feature ten models in holiday gowns, with doors opening at eight and dancing from nine thirty to twelve thirty. The Milk Fund committee reports readiness. the event aids needy children and fund drives for local schools.
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Butte
Whiter Garder
Itsthier Riley
Hennessy
Atore
Algle
Botlnah Eyedison
Roto
Roueneclvkas
Head of New Chinese State Forged 10 Flee
Report from Shanghai notes Wili JueKeng, once an autonomous figure in East Stapel province, fled in disguise as loyalists and citizens clashed. North Chingtenglan leaders held talks at Tanjing seeking a political readjustment while central authorities promised limited reform to forestall upheaval. Autonome agitation persisted and Japanese dispatches moved across the countryside amid mixed reception from locals.
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Acre
Wili JueKeng
Bert
Disgui
Chingtenglan
Caiterrling
Tanjing
James Miller Sentenced Twenty Years for Murder in Systelia
Bozeman dispatch reports James Miller, 50, convicted of second degree murder for a November 2 death in Systelia. District Judge Benjamin E. Berg sentenced Miller to 20 years in the state prison. Miller shot and wounded Henry Sustella during an October 27 incident in Mutihatlahy. a motion for a new trial is expected.
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Bozeman
Janes Miller
Wate
Kwy
Ben-jamin EB. Berg
Miller Chot
Mully
Henry
Rusty
Sustella
Heer
Mutihatlahy
Fw Gnse
dudKo Berenev
Last Rites Held for Hal Gray 26
The Rev H W Moehring officiated at the Merrill morbuary chapel as Hal Gray 26 3d investigator for the Silver Bow Emergency Vessel association died Saturday from an accidental gunshot wound The body will be shipped at 3215 clock to Ashland Nebraska for burial Close friend John Philips will accompany the body Pallbearers Rain Flynn William Loughain Joseph Beaudry Lawrence Davis John Yeummings and John Philips to the depot
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Dugsat
Merrill Morbuary
H. W. Moehring
Hal Gray
Silver Bow Emergency Wessel Association
Norem Pacific Railway
Ashland
Neb
Bimin
John Philips
Rain Flynn
William Loughain
Joseph, Beaudry
Lawrence Davis
John Yeummings
Jann Philips
British Bolster Aerial Defenses
London reports a renewed push to strengthen air defenses as Europe negotiates sanctions and frontier tensions. The plan includes expanding the Royal Levy and forming a division of town battalion troops to coordinate with the Royal Air Force for London’s defense.
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Struenthen
London
Europe
Deverlopmutts
Tian An
Te Royn Air
Wizeman Named Head of Lodge in Dubious Election
Election last night at the lodge produced Chines Wigeman Jr as head with a camoufice group forming arrangements with Wy Hf John Charles Wizeman and Wed Noss for a joint Institution ceremony. Other officers named include Nelson vice president Johns recording secretary Heim Thamel secretary Rosger and Goudland treasurer. Cemetery trustees and numerous members listed amid a murky, incomplete roster of names and titles.
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Chines
W. A. Heim Thamel
A. C. Rosger
Goudland
Goeth Bennetts
Fd Willome
W. H. Rooke
Miuslehn
EF Goudland
Degree Caphin
del Galo
P. Renback
James Harrissi
James Mancock
Yelleboava
Aura Bellis
John Galo
Fred
Root
Anna Renbirk
Jahns
Burigel, Bart
Sanctions push Italians to conserve food and metal
A sensational wartime plan urges every husband and widow in Italy to yield gold and jewelry to support the nation's fuel and food conservation. The campaign promises lessons in discipline and the collection of rings, estimated to total over ten million pieces weighing about seven tons and valued in the hundreds of millions.
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Maly
Woren
Montana Lands Take Top Prize At World Show
Report from Regina identifies Montana grower W E Wilford winning the Wheat King title at Chicago with reward wheat. His wife aided in selection while they farm 1,200 acres near Lovely, Alberta, and raise cattle, dogs, and sheep for a diversified operation. The event drew entrants from seven states and Canadian provinces, with Bob D Larkin of Ontario tabulating major breed awards and Montane State College judges placing local entries.
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Alberta
Prince of Wales
Myestock
Bapton Grater
Wales
Cana
Aku Ranch
Shorttown
Prince
Wileford
Blue Tibbod Aberdtery
Clow Yoder
Wellman
Towa
Shallar
Botimdl
Berippe
Cake Orion
Miro
Virginla University
Rain Valles
Wis
Sollon Broendale
Wilaon
Elias
Bint Brow
Burdett Wiltord
Montana
New South Wales
Wil van Rogers
Tapaca
B.C
Tyne
Bob D. Larkin
Tne
Queenston
Ontario
Yon
Wethers
Montane State College
Bozeman
Leroy Kiray
Simms
Mont
Roy J. Bras
Lone Fine
Jesse T. Grant
Gohngen
Chicago
W. Erelan Wilford
Lovely
A. H. Allan
Wi- Tord
Robert Hickman to Head Looke Lodges at Year End
Robert Hickman expected to head Looke lodges as five lodge officers are chosen at the annual stone List night. W Nicholls senior warden, He Mors junior warden, W A Brow treasurer, and Pascoe Hocking secretary named. installation planned for December 28 after a combined meeting of all five lodges in Bute and Viol.
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Rovers Hickman
Hishland Lorise No
Aea
A.M
W. Ot Nicholls
He Mors
Finlor
W. A. Brow
Pascoe Hocking
Avill
Bute
Viol
Seniors at Butte High to Dance at Gym Friday
Seniors at Butte High will hold their annual dance at the gym Friday afternoon after class. Proceeds go to the yearbook production fund. Senior officers Ross Callison, Kenneth Sullivan, Violet Rochelli, Dorothy Binder, with advisers Miss Gera Owsley and others organized the event.
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Butte Bish
BrtBeers
Algo Wet
Neery
Ross Calilson
Kenneth Sullivan
Violet Rochelli
Dorothy Binder
NOX FORESEEING DICTATORSHIP AND DEMOCRACY FALLOUT
NOX argues government must protect citizens savings and individual freedoms against bureaucrats, condemns dictatorial rule and the NRA while praising private ownership. He cites Roosevelt and Tugwell, warns a planned economy could lead to dictatorship, urges immediate veterans relief and criticizes relief funding and political use of funds.
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Ende
Tle
Italy
Germany
Russia
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Nalin
Knox
Peealdent
Linus
Supreme Court
Lo Wirhington
Nox
Eyox
Yeter
Card Party at Baumgartner Home Aided by Worly Club
The Worly Craw Creek glaub sponsored a card party last Saturday at the Baumgartner home with Mrs Cooper as president and Thelma Baumgarner as vice president in charge. Sevenists of vrige played. refreshments served. High scores won by Mr. and Mrs. EB L Headrick and Jon by Mrs Curtis Lindsay and T. I P. Haldah.
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Ronan
Teo
Worly Craw Creek Glaub
Baumgartnes
Mra Cooper
Ad ‘Thelma
Baumgarner
Vrige
Menis
EB. L. Headrick
Jon
Curtis Lindsay
P. Haldah
Sundberg Dies After Car Collision Near Sunrise Inn
Everett Sundberg 42 of South Dakota dies after being struck by Hugo Ungaretti’s car while crossing near the Sunrise Inn Sunday night. Coroner investigates. Sundberg's body at Duggdn’s Merrill mortuary. Driver says he swerved to avoid him, left front end hit Sundberg. Sundberg survived by wife Annie and two daughters Ruth and Doris. several Sundberg relatives listed.
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Ab Duggdn
Merrill
Sundberg
Sunrise Inn
Butienaspital
Hugo Ungaretti
East Turd Street
Anaconda
Dust
N. A. Roterins
Unerrett
Wrston
Ungaretti
Jol McKetirick
TL Eust Fifth Street
Nello Ungaretti
East
Tuird Tireat
Ivery
Sundterg
Hutte
Belt
Annie Sundberg
Ruth
Doris
Butters
Carl Sundberg
Geyser Monts
Percy
Fou
Aggies Amdall
Clara
Gladys
Alice Sundberg
E. Sundberg
Charles Sheltonterger
Aarul Sundberg
Wil. Tian Zipleer
Wal
Miss Hult Selected President at State Convention
Miss Hult was chosen president of the association during the convention yesterday after a business session. Other officers elected include Tom Liss of Butte as first vice president, Loix Riley of Havre as second vice president, M. Yetsinger of Bozeman as treasurer, and Elsie T. Tinsley of Bozeman re elected secretary. The meeting featured a report by Secretary-Treasurer Milea City to the state band and demonstrations by Mr Condos with lectures on demonstrations by exhibitors. Delegates attended from Salt Lake Center Seattle Minneapolis and Butte.
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Miss Hult
Theseseclation
Oan
Raw
Tom Liss
Butte
Loix Riley
Hovve
Secon
M. Yetsinger Bult
Bozeman
Titre
Plara Sagar
Annstunda
Fourti Vite
Elsie T. Tinsley
Sec
Mary Ellis
Mr. Condos
Salt Lake
Center
Seattle
Minneapolis
Unclear text fragment about medical acids and health terms
Fragmentary OCR mentions kidneys acids health concerns and medical hints. It references doctors, treatments, timelines, and locations in a jumbled way with no clear event or outcome to report.
Sportsmen Back Butte Ski Plan Promises Family Winter Fun
A Thompson Park winter project aims to build a ski slide and class A and B ski jumps under WPA funds. A Thursday meeting will decide on maintenance, with a committee to select the toboggan run site and a sponsoring club to oversee the ski course. Widespread public interest is urged to support the effort and provide two men for rink upkeep.
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Ms Cetian
Jesse Capes
Speed Emmons
Thompson Worh
Butte
WPA
Floyd Hamill
Thompson Park
Bysta Noes
Neatle
Tobagpan
Buck , O'Donnell
George Mackie
Hert Brown
Kenneth Sheehan
Joe Lally
John Lindetist
Siti Club
Percois
W. £. Palmer
Vic Westling
Herbert Brown
Buck O'Donnell
Bion W. Hall
Josep Lalit
Jot Jaubie
Mary E. O'Neil
Alice Freedman
Drs
Peter Potter
Ben Mardin
Floyd Hanilt
John Lipaaust
Ward Panta
Rannell Christie
Wo. Sewell Jr
Kelly Jt
Bori Gershevsky
M. L. McTiele
F. R. Curran
Butte Pioneers to Nominate Tonight
Nomination of officers for the gaming year will take place at a regular meeting of the Butte Pioneers club at the American To Bion hall. A class of two new members will be initiated. The candidates are George Antonakis and Mrs Thomas Stewart. Rainbow Girls chapter No. 4 will provide entertainment and the meeting will conclude with an old-time dance.
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Mace Thonighs
Butte Pioneers’ Club
George Antonakis
Thomas Stewart
Rainbow Girls
Peek Resign a New Deal Figure Continues Front Page
Contiguous front page discusses Henry A. Wallace era trade policy debates involving Peek, Hull, and Roosevelt. It details Peek's push for bilateral trade treaties, Hull's opposition, the reciprocal trade act, and Peek's exits from roles including AAA leadership and export import finance plans, with notes on Baruch association and failed bank proposals surrounding Soviet relations.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Mull
Peek
Hull
Congress
Hernard Baruch
War Thushries
Baruch
Juan
Sant
Lear
Khrough
Russia
B.S. S. BR
Princess Victoria Dies In London At 87
Princess Victoria sister of King George II, widow and elder sister of the king, died early today in London. She was 87 years old, married and a favorite relative of Queen Victoria, daughter of the royal family’s earlier generation.
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King's
London
Dre
Victoria
King George
Queen Victoria
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