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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1930
Page
12
The Montana chamber of commerce announced that weekly radio talks on Montana products and resources will resume in September after strong statewide interest. Willard Thompson, secretary, said next fall’s program will be carefully selected following a spring run on KGIR where 15 minute talks drew enthusiastic responses.
Sam Gershen a Butte junk dealer was found not guilty of receiving stolen property and was charged again by information with the same felony. A bench warrant followed his arrest. bail set at 2000 dollars with arraignment planned for Monday. Also noted is the upcoming trial of Frank Willoughby for the Minnie Woodhull murder on South Main Street.
In May 30 report from Indianapolis Indiana the Society of Automotive Engineers held its twenty fifth anniversary assembly at French Lick while the 18th powered 500 mile race drew 1200 engineers and 30 French visitors. The event showcased wind tunnel tests high speed engines and new diesel electric bus developments with discussions on brakes wobblemeter and vehicle comfort.
After twenty five years in hearing aid manufacture Dictograph Products Co announces the Acousticon model with a tiny dime sized earpiece. The device transmits sounds clearly to subnormal ears and offers a free ten day home trial upon request.
Helena May 31 Special Frank Cone of Hamilton Montana resident for 47 years and a well known figure in public life filed with Secretary of State W E Harmon his declaration for the Republican nomination for state rail road and public service commission er Cone spent decades in development work and is intimately familiar with railroad and utility problems and Montana resources
The Belgrade schools wrapped a busy May schedule with a high school baccalaureate at the gymnasium by Rev. H J Klemme of Bozeman First Presbyterian. A. L Olsen presented diplomas as E A Stiefel led ceremonies. Scholarships were awarded to Geraldine Stiles Beulah Lockrie and Helen Palmer. The Balfour plaque went to Milford Cowan. Eighth grade commencement followed with Florence Steinberg valedictorian and Helen Stephenson salutatorian. The junior senior banquet featured May pole decor and a 32-seat table.
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