Butte Anglers Club to Stock Streams With State Eggs
The Butte Anglers' club will receive 1.5 million native trout eggs from the Georgetown lake stripping station for the Divide hatchery. 650,000 rainbow fry have hatched, to be planted at Maiden Rock rearing pond. The club, with 2,000 members, aims to double membership to support restocking and conservation efforts across Silver Bow county streams.
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Butte Anglers’ Club
Georgetown Lake
Divide
State Fish and Game Department
Georgetown
Maiden Rock
Meadow Creek
Michigan State Fish Hatcheries
Lake Rowan
Michigan
Montana
Shelby Sweet
Ise River
Wise River
Butte
Silver Bow
Mystery Deaths In Texas Shack
In Waco Texas a man and a woman were found dead and dying in a small shack. The woman May Ridgeway 40 wore only a nightgown and was dying when police arrived. The man Jack Bennett 40 a laborer was dead. No violence was found and police suspected poisoning though no poison traces were found.
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Waco
Tex
May Ridgeway
Jack Bennett
Bennett
Acquitted Beauty Sails For America From Villefranche
Mrs. Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger, acquitted in Nice of the murder of her husband, sailed from Villefranche aboard the S Roma with her children for their home in America. The party departed as authorities reported no further action against them. The case had drawn international attention during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villefranche
Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger
Nice
McCarthy Bryant & Co Advertisement Entry
An advertisement for McCarthy Bryant and Company at 317 319 E Park with phone number 7341. The listing includes a price line showing 49c and 1.49, indicating a sale or product price.
Butte Prepares for Visiting Air Squadron Crowds
Larry Weir and officials outline security for the visiting airmen parade at the airport. No cars or pedestrians on the field, white deadline lines, limited parking, five access roads, and hangar restrictions until planes depart. Major C L Tinker to arrive for final briefings with Chief Steinle Chief Murphy and Sheriff Weir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Weir
Steinle
Wash Gulley
Harrison Avenue
Harrison
Five-Mile Inn
Butte Country Club
Butte
Murphy
Sheriff Weir
Investigation May Be Made Into Death Of Sanders Woman
Mrs Eugene Cheen 36 of Noxon in Sanders County died in a Bozeman hospital from a gunshot wound believed accidental eight days earlier while hunting. Coroner H H Dokken would decide on an inquest after gathering more facts before signing the death certificate.
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Bozeman
Eugene Cheen
Noxon
Sanders County
Freeman Jenkins
Green
H. H. Dokken
Big Timber
Jenkins
Freeman
Dokken
Heron
Australia England Air Mark Is Broken
Lympne Airdome England June 6 Captain C W Scott arrives at 7 14 p m establishing a new record of 11 days for the flight from England to Australia, breaking two records formerly held by Commander Charles Kingsford Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lympne Airdome
England
C. W. Scott
Aioe
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Drought Strikes Trinidad Crops, Ongoing Damage Reported
Continued drought has hurt agricultural yields across Trinidad this year with farmer reports of stunted growth and reduced harvests. Local agencies urge water conservation and agronomic interventions to mitigate losses.
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Trinidad
Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club Opens in Great Falls
Nearly all of the 18 local clubs attend as the Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women's club begins a two day convention. Dr. Alice Strowd of Glendive presides. Margaret Stewart of Ogden arrives to discuss club finance and address delegates. Out of town attendance from Billings, Butte and Missoula noted.
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Great Falls
Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Alice Strowd
Glendive
Margaret Stewart
Ogden
Utah
National Federation
Meadow Lark Country Club
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana Power
Anaconda
Big Falls
Missouri
W. H. Hoover
Chamber of Commerce
Mildred McBride
Ruth Serroys
Lewistown
Billings
Butte
Missoula
Railroads face tough times and push for rate increases
Mr. Gormley argues profits depend on broad public acceptance of higher rates during both good and bad business cycles. He recalls 1922 reductions on railroads, suggesting public opinion shaped those cuts and urging support for rate increases amid today’s downturn.
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Gormley
The Mental Attitude and Economic Stabilization
Dr. William Foster argues depression stems from mindset, but the unemployed seek action not theory. He claims prosperity rests on mental attitude, while critics insist that real change requires decisive economic policy and removal of speculative theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foster
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Dr. Foster
Real Estate Taxed Fare To Weigh Heavily In Reform Debate
The article argues NPCs favor broader tax bases, criticizing real estate taxes as confiscatory and urging shift to inherited and income taxes. It cites Chicago tax issues and cites Henry George ideas. It also covers copper building ideas and a Berlin exhibit showing modular copper steel residences costing 1800 to 2500 dollars, movable and reusable with copper exterior, steel interior walls, and patina as an asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Chicago
Henry George
Scientists Start Again to Penetrate Bound Land
West Station Greenland expedition resumes as Dr. Sorge Weiken and Juel lead five sledges and fifty dogs toward inland ice to reach a cache 125 miles east. They will measure ice height, locate Wegener diaries, and search for Rasmus, Wegener’s Greenland companion, whose last traces lie near the coast.
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United States
Canada
New York Times
West Station
Greenland
Berlin
Ernest Sorge
Weiken
Joel
Alfred Wegener
Rasmus
Professor Wegener
Drs. Weiken
Juel
Heidemerten
Prof. Wegener
Butte Boy Climbs to Seattle Ford Plant Manager
A Butte native, Joseph C. Donnelly began as a bell-hop at the Thornton hotel and on June 1 was named executive head of Seattle's Ford Motor Co. plant, a $3 million operation with 1,500 workers and 150 cars daily. His rise from clerk to manager is celebrated as Horatio Alger in Seattle papers. Born 1897, he is the youngest of Ford's 35 branch managers.
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Butte Boy
Bell-Hop
Big Seattle
Ford Factory
Butte
Joseph C. Donnelly
Thornton Hotel
Seattle
Washington
Ford Motor Company
Donnelly
Horatio Alger
Joe” Donnelly
East Park Street
Andrew Donnelly
Sacred Heart School
Thornton
Spokane
Davenport
Ford
West
Detroit
R. W. Hinea
Hinea
United States
J. H. O'Meara
Margaret McCarthy Donnelly
Michigan
Nevada
Arizona
Montana
Mr. Donnelly
O'Meara
Joe Donnelly
the Post-Intelligencer
Tax facts show 1930 levy and funds outlook
The 1929 assessed valuation was 65.54 million with taxable value 18.57 million, rising in 1930 to 70.12 million and 20.81 million. Total levies grew from 535,769 to 600,309 dollars. The levy stands at 28.85 mills. Current receipts allocate to General, Sinking, Street, Library, Parks, Police Pension, Firemen, and Revolving funds. payrolls exceed 16,000 semi monthly, and the Ways and Means Committee projects depletion of funds by August, risking cash-only operation.
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Ways and Means
Film comedian Lloyd Hamilton files bankruptcy petition
Los Angeles June 5 A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed today in federal court by film comedian Lloyd Hamilton. He lists assets of 716 and debts including 12500 alimony to his former wife Ethel and 18000 in federal income tax.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd Hamilton
Hamilton
Ethel
Montanans Visiting Montanans Visiting
Montanans visit prominent figures in Livingston Philipsburg Helena Great Falls Bozeman and Billings with listed names including Mrs A J McDougal T E Castle R A Strandberg Don W Jacobson F G Giddens J F McGuire F L Carey H S Dotson Fred J Low J H Healon I C Blosser J Romersa U Landry T F ONeill D R Bonell A F McCune J E Calloway A E Williamson and others. names span several towns and institutions.
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Leggat
Kathleen Varney
Livingston
A. J. McDougal
Philipsburg
T. E. Castle
Virginia City
R. A. Strandberg
Don W. Jacobson
the Thornton
Mary E. Wessell
Bozeman
F. J. White
A. B. Carlberg
Lewistown
George Kelleway
Great Falls
R. D
Funeral for Aged Civil War Vet Daniel Hendricks
Funeral services were held at Retz parlors for Daniel J. Hendricks Civil War veteran who died Tuesday at his Polson home Born in 1843 he had lived in Polson for 15 years Survived by daughter Mrs Charley Peden two sons Everett Hendrick and Merton Hendrick an Iowa sister and several grandchildren The service was led by Rev FE Beaudrau with a duet by Rev and Mrs Herbert Frame The American Legion and Spanish American War veterans conducted graveside rites
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Polson
Retz
Daniel J. Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Ohio
Solomon Redd
Hendrick
Charley Peden
Valley
Brain Teaser Questions and visual illusion prompts
The page presents a playful Brain Teaser about rotating an illustration to make a bicycle seem in motion. It asks who conquered Peru in 1531 and which treaty ended the War of 1812, noting answers appear on the editorial page. It also poses a riddle: when does a ship become a horse man.
Northwest Signed Cage Schedule of Northwest Signed
Portland Oreg June 5 All minor sport schedules for 1931 were cleaned up by graduate managers of the Pacific Coast conference in a summer meeting to pave the way for discussion tomorrow on an athletic commissioner plan. The Northern division basketball program and conference playoff dates for golf tennis and basketball were set and the California Washington crew races date fixed. The session will decide whether an athletic czar will supervise all sports. A tentative 1932 football schedule may be adopted. San Francisco chosen for next winter meeting Dec 7 8 9 with Los Angeles set for a July 1932 summer session. A non conference series between Washington and Montana at Seattle was scheduled for Jan 29 30.
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Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
Montana
Seattle
Crowder and son and names list across Montana and Arizona regions
A compact roster of individuals associated with towns including Judith Gap, Glendive, Missoula, Helena, Dillon, Boulder, Ennis, Wisdom, Basin, Pony, Victor and more. The items reference people by surname and place pairs, suggesting a society or community listing across multiple western locales.
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Boulder
Andy Payne
Hinsdale
D. P. Zortman
Victor
W. L. Soper
Alex Patterson
George Anderson
Dillon
Senator's All Lands in Jail Continues Clash at Surf Club
Senator's all lands in jail report details an incident near the Surf club where Fess assaulted Police Commissioner Mulrooney and Officer Broderick. Fess was arrested around 1 am, overpowered after trying to force entry, and jailed for the night. He appeared before Magistrate Walsh with a companion who paid a $10 fine.
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Edward P. Mulrooney
Fess
Broderick
Walsh
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Butte Anglers Club
Found Game Department
Texas
America
Rock Creek
Hill’s
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Associated Press
Max. Min. Prec
Havre
Helena
Sanders
Hans Egede
Umunak Fjord
Tim O’connor
Peru
Northwest
Wts
Melrose, Mont
Melody Rangers
Lahey’s
Twin Bridges
Dillon Highway
Columbia Gardens
Butte High School
Sybil Brown
Senator's
Willard Mack
Regis Toomey - Wynne Gibson
Sportlite
Clive Brook
Charles Rogers
Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
John Boles
Genevieve Tobin
Lois Wilson
Zasu Pitts
LAF
Willie and
Eugene Howard
FOX Movietone News
Paul Lukas Kay Francis
Roscoe Ates
Cimarre
Hearst News
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