Poison War Waged on Grasshopper Horde in State
Grasshopper invasion grows across 12 Montana counties with six poison mixing stations in Hill county Havre Gilford Hingham Rudyard Inverness Goldford supply farmers with pesticide mix. Farmers sign notes for future payment to cover costs as damage mounts across northern Montana crops.
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Havre
Mont
Montana
Hill County
E. Sandberg
Helena
Gilford
Hingham
Rudyard
Inverness
Goldford
Twin Falls Pool Sells Sheep. Proceeds Shared by Six Growers
Six lamb growers in the Buhl area shared 13090 dollars from a carload of sheep sent by the Twin Falls Pool association to Denver. Four more pooled cars are en route, two to Denver and two to Des Moines.
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Twin Falls
Buhl
Twin Falls Pool Association
Denver
Des Moines
Limits of the Market and the Case for Mixed Reform
Lipmann argues against simplistic choice between laissez faire and centralized planning. He stresses human limits, calls for selective direction rather than total control, and views experiments like farm and industrial bills as rough steps in handling vast, uncertain problems.
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Washington
Elks Welcome Touring duo in transcontinental visit
Bozeman and Billings hosts greet two purple and white Elks tour cars visiting nearly every U S lodge. Love the concert singer entertained Butte Elks with opera numbers while Jones, an automotive expert, oversees the cars on a 15000 mile trek.
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Bozeman
Billings
Elks
United States
Mr. Love
Butte Lodge
Wilbur Hanley
Grand Lodge
Butte Elks
Milwaukee
Chicago
Jones
Love
Anaconda
Hilary Corrigan
Butte
Archie McTaggart
Pat Driscoll
Anaconda Elks
E. D. Kinney
James Harper
8. A. Perry
B. P. Foley
Prohibition Vote Totals Across Wet States
Analysis shows 45,315,533 of 122,775,046 in 48 states have voted on repeal. Supporters lead 5,260,604 with 7,135,623 for repeal and 1, or 1,275,019 against. Indiana and Iowa show tight races, while New York Rhode Island Connecticut Massachusetts show strong anti prohibition advantages. California West Virginia vote next June 27 with expected wet wins. July 18 Alabama and Arkansas pose future dry tests.
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Indiana
Iowa
New York
Rhode Iland
Connecticut
Massachusetts
California
West Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Opportunity Greater For Young Man Says Son Of The President
The son of the president says today’s youth have broader access to knowledge of government and business. He notes newspapers make government topics understandable to the young and that youth will lead future social insurance plans and retirement security.
Deer Lodge Swimmers Train Ahead of Gregson Springs Meet
Daily workouts at the municipal pool under Milton Dirks and Miss Violet Swank prepare Deer Lodge swimmers for the Gregson Springs meet in a week. Many past winners return, entry lists exceed prior years, and entrants will be grouped by age. Swimmers from Helena Billings Missoula Butte Anaconda Great Falls Dillon and Bozeman are expected to participate.
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Deer Lodge
Milton Dirks
Violet Swank
Gregson Springs
Helena
Billings
Missoula
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Dillon
Bozeman
Roosevelt Delights In Relaxed Conversation Before Departure
The president, bundled in a green slicker and slouchy hat, looked sunburned and rested as he prepared to sail from Gloucester. He conferred with Col. Edward M. House and later spoke with Lewis Roosevelt, signaling a desire for leisure rather than discussing fiscal policy.
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Gloucester
Col
Edward M. House
Woodrow Wilson
Lewis Roosevelt
Schmitz Services To Be Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Susan M. Schmitz will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from the Christian church with the Rev. Harvey Hartling officiating. Burial will be made in Hillcrest cemetery.
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Deer Lodge
Susan M. Schmitz
The
Christian Church
Harvey Hartling
Hillcrest Cemetery
Child Drowns In Willow Creek Near Idaho Falls
Eight year old Albert B. Staker son of Mr and Mrs J D Staker drowned in Willow Creek a Snake River tributary at Idaho Falls. Fireman Arnold Presgard attempted resuscitation after the boy was swept under while swimming with other children.
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Idaho Falls
Willow Creek
Snake River
Albert B. Staker
J. D. Staker
Arnold Presgard
Butte Briefs: Local Notes From St. James Hospital
Quick updates include Mrs. M. Wright returning home from St. James Hospital at 9 North Ewing Helena. John Clark at 308 West Silver recovering after surgery. Violet Groves treated for dog bite injuries. Esther Larsen injured an arm falling. Margaret Wright cut a finger while playing. Also Mrs. Annie Webb, 70, built a concrete block bungalow near Narberth using tin can method.
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John Clark
West
Silver Street
St. James’ Hospital
Violet Groves
South
Ohio Street
Esther Larsen
Margaret Wright
Arizona Street
Annie Webb
Narberth
England
Wets Aim to Seize Winning Edge in Southern Sentiment
An analysis notes the wets seek to dominate the sentiment shift in the South region with a strategy to win influence. The piece discusses political currents, voter mood, and anticipated responses from key groups.
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Ecru
Butte, Montana
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Dr. Anderson
Russia
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Lenin
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New York Tribune, Inc
ELAG
Eee Ayo
Nash
Uick Chevrolet
Firestone
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Snevrole
Buick
Everelet
Auburn Studeb
Restone Oldfield
Rhymeouth Rockne
Chevrolet Plymoth
Bureau
Gregson
Roosevelt Sayt
Schmitz
Tew
S.s.virginia
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Panama Canal
Gay Havana
America
Europe
Panama
Pacific
Intermational Mercantile Marine Company
Jos. Vance
Lea
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Dia
C. A. Herzog
Metals Bank
Firestone Batteries
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Galena
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