School Children Join Montana Crusade for Children
Butte schools will participate in the Montana Crusade for Children during the coming week. Students will contribute pennies nickels and dimes to aid children in war areas. Participation is voluntary with teachers explaining goals of American Overseas Aid United Nations. Gov Ford will speak via radio at 445 PM on Z Bar network. Contributions asked at banks Chamber of Commerce and local crusade headquarters.
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Boolis
Butte
Montana
United Nations
Charles Davis
Frank Burns
P. Largey MacDonald
County Crusade
Sam C. Ford
MacDonald
Chamber of Commerce
Electric
Honor Graduates Named at Montana State June Commencement
Thirty students are eligible for honors at Montana State University's June 1 commencement. Requirements include A or B grades, high averages, and recommendations by deans or department chairs. Named honor graduates include Vincent Gadbow from Butte English, Donald Schofield from Anaconda Forestry, Anna Harwick from Deer Lodge Mathematics, Joseph McGracken from Dillon History and Political Science, and Mully Burke from Helena Journalism.
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Montana State ‘University
Vincent Gadbow
Butte
Donald Schofield
Anaconda
Forestry
Anna Harwick
Deer Lodge
Joseph McGracken
Dillon
Burke
Helena
Jownalismi
Death Summons John C. Smith in Butte
John C. Smith a 11 year native of England and longtime Butte resident died Monday in a local hospital after a period of ill health. He belonged to Butte Miners’ Union No 1 and is survived by a nephew S. L. Bustery Smith and a brother Richard Smith of Helena. His body is at Richards’ Mortuary. The fragment mentions a Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women convention in Lewistown and oil product usage in Butte, but details are unclear due to incomplete text.
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Joni Clifford Smith
England
Butte
BPW
Lewistown
Zella K. Flores
Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women
Montana sales rise eight percent in first four months 1948
Montana sales for the first four months of the year show an eight percent increase over the same period in 1947, with Ninth district sales up seven percent. End-of-month inventories also up about one percent, reflecting stronger activity across the region.
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Com
Montana
Montana Standard
Butte
April dollar sales higher in Montana stores in 1948
The dollar volume of retail sales in the Montana mountain area during April 1948 rose six percent from April 1947, as reported by department and general stores. Figures released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis indicate stronger consumer activity in the region.
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Montana Mountain
Federal Reserve Dank
Minneapolis
Native Joplin Woman Lays Rest In Butte Area
Inlinesa, a native of Joplin Missouri, had made her home at 1124 East Broadway. Many friends mourn her passing. Surviving relatives include a son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Griffin Smith of Butte, grandson and granddaughter Mr and Mrs Richard Schelle of Butte, and a sister Mrs Gray Foreman of Hutchinson Kansas. The body is at the Sherman and Reed mortuary.
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Ilinesa
Joplin
East Broadway
Griffin Smith
Butte
Richard ©. Schelle
Gray Foreman
Hutchinson, Xan
Sherman and Reed Mortuary
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John C. Smith
Lillian Myers
Von
Grants Pass
Mei
Hennessy’s
Dan River
RCA
Hennessy’s Cotton Shop
Hennessy’s Mail Order Dept
Butte, Montana
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