Intercity golf matches highlight Montana weekend play
The Lakeshore and Lakeshore course hosted the ninth annual intercity match with Helena sending over 70 players while Butte edged Helena 32 to 24. Deer Lodge lost 44 to 42 to Highland View at Municipal course as two-ball mixed foursomes produced low scores and a lively post-play dinner.
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Butte Country Club
Montana
Pioneer Links
Helena
Lakeshore
Butte Gang
Capital
Deer Lodge
Highland View Club
Doc
Tremblay
A. L
Doc) Tremblay
Butte C. C
E. J. Nash Jr
Stanford
W. J. McMahon
W. E. Pierce
J. D. Murphy
Anaconda
J. J. Kirby
Frank McPherson
Murphy
C. D. Merchant
William B. Daly
Jerry Sullivan
Lou Ketter
Mellor
Tom Murray
Fred Young
Lakeshore Club
Army of Niblick
Steve Seman
Butte
Harry Swanson
H. S. Percival
Walter Morris
Great Falls
F. E. Clark
Brady
Venable
Joe Lewellyn
Highland View
Deer Lodge Country Club
Hugh Tower
Ed Freitag
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Topics of 1936 June
The discussion centers on the Christian Science lesson sermon read nationwide on June 21 1936 with the golden text from Proverbs 3 19 and Ecclesiastes 3 14 15. It cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures page 127 noting God as the All in all and creator of the spiritual universe.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Cripple Creek Mine Fire Claims $100,000 Loss
Cripple Creek Col o June 21 A fire in the Mary McKinney gold mine swept surface paint and equipment causing an estimated $100 000 loss. Mine superintendent Les Thompson says the mine near Cripple Creek has yielded about $12 million since 1896 but has not operated for four years.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Mary McKinney
Les Thompson
Stevensville Town Council Reverses Firecracker Ban
Stevensville ik votes to enforce old ordinance banning sale and use of fire crackers within town limits starting 1937 after a month of noisy patriotism on Main street. Merchants may sell remaining stock but no new explosives. traffic ordinance planned to update laws as travel evolves. note mentions Amsterdam show in January.
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Stevensville
Main Street
Re Enactment Marks 60th Anniversary of Custer Fight
A staged re enactment of the Custer last stand is planned near the Little Big Horn for the sixtieth anniversary. Sioux and Cheyenne warriors in regalia will join Fort Meade troops in a sham battle beside battlefield graves and a stone memorial. Governors and military leaders are among those invited to participate in the commemorative program.
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Custer
Custer Battlefield
Big Horn
Fort Meade
S. C
Seventh Regiment
Marcus A. Reno
F. W. Benteen
Sitting Bull
Crazy Horse
Two Moons
Gall
Crow King
George A. Custer
West Point
Washington
Tom Custer
Boston Custer
Bert W. Kronmiller
Hardin
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Elmer Holt
Texas
Utah
California
George W. Bushey
Edward E. W. Sawyer
Max Galsby
George Webb
St. Joseph, Mo
The
National Indian War Veterans
German Secretary of State Succumbs in Berlin
Bernhard W. Von Buelow 51 German secretary of state for foreign affairs died today from complications of lung inflammation and grippe. The bachelor diplomat was seen as studious and hard working and his death opens the way for Hitler to place a candidate in the key post. He previously served at Washington 1911 1915 and was active in Bruening era foreign policy.
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Berlin
Bernhard W. von Buelow
Grippe
Adolf Hitler
von Buelow
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Hans H. Dieckhoff
Democratic women set party record at Philadelphia convention
June 21 1932 Philadelphia Democratic women claim an all time convention high with 219 delegates and 302 alternates. Mary W Dewson notes this as the most women delegates ever for any party. Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Nellie Tayloe Ross are among early arrivals commenting on the event.
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Philadelphia
Mary W. Dewson
Roosevelt
Montana Fishermen Urged to Report Tagged Grayling Catches
Bozeman, June 21. Dr. C J D Brown of Montana State College with the state fish and game commission tags grayling to study conservation. About 600 fish carry tags on the lower jaw. anglers report tag, date, length, location and data on return cards. Tags were placed at Rogers lake Grebe lake Georgetown lake Madison river above Hebgen dam Big Hole river and in Yellowstone park.
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Bozeman
Montana
C. J. D. Brown
Zoology
Montana State College
State Fish and Game Commission
Brown
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Yellowstone Park
Rogers Lake
Grebe Lake
Georgetown Lake
Madison River
Hebgen Dam
Big Hole River
Montanans Visit Montanans Passports of Local Guests
A Montana travel column lists visitors to Montana towns including Anaconda Missoula Great Falls Helena Bozeman Miles City and Lewistown. Names include John Cook Garnet Lundgren Scotty Brown Vern Hawkins Jimmy McCusker and E N Osmundsen among others in arrivals at Finlen Acoma Leggat Grand Butte and More.
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The
Arizona
John Cook
Garnet
John Milkoff
Anaconda
Cary G. Lundgren
R. Stone
Great Falls
William Rogers
Missoula
W. Fruind
Reed Point
the Finlen
R. P. Porter
Helena
M. J. Thomas
R. W. Barnard
Philipsburg
H. F. Fox
Scotty Brown
Acoma
Vern Hawkins
C. D. Tarbox
Miles City
H. J. Dewey
Bozeman
C. J. Mordlock
Lewistown
O. K. Hansen
W. A. Moody
Jimmy McCusker
Frances Turner
J. Leigh Cook
R. E. Wellington
Sarah A. Holmes
Superior
Congress Passes Acts Important to Welfare of West
Congress enacted measures to aid western land use and resources. Key actions expanded grazing lands under the Taylor act, supported reclamation and river projects in Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and Montana, and funded Indian and national park programs plus forest improvements and wildlife conservation.
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Continental Divide
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Congress
O’mahoney
Jones
Texas
Soil Conservation Act
AAA
Grand Lake
Pine River
Grand Junction
Casper- Alcora
Heart Mountain
Riverton
Carlsbad
San Juan
Rio Grande
Animas River
Reclamation Bureau
Interior Department
Indian Bureau
Fort Belknap
Fort Peck
Windriver
Navajo
Pueblo
Jicarilla
Caddoa
Arkansas River
Lamar
Colo
Conchas
Canadian River
Tucumcari
N. M
War Department
Forsyth
Yellowstone River
Wibaux
Missouri River
Saco
Milk River
Glasgow
Harlem
Ture
Snake
North Platte
Big Horn
Green
Belle Fourche
Powder Rivers
Apishapa
Purgatoire
Gila and
Cimarron
Big Horn Canyon
Hungry Horse
Mining Aid
Carlsbad Caverns
Glacier
Grand Teton
Mesa Verde
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone
Agriculture Department
West
Landon Favors Third Party Candidacy in Topeka Visit
Governor Alfred M. Landon indicated approval of the Union party led by Representative William Lemke as a means to broaden the campaign discussion. A spokesman said Landon welcomes all sincere parties and believes vigorous public debate will help voters reach a sound decision. Frederick Enfield joined Landon’s staff, buying support with his critique of Roosevelt’s record, while the Governor and Mrs. Landon attended Topeka's First Methodist church services.
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Topeka
Kan
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Union Party
William Lemke
North Dakota
United Press
Landon
Lemke
America
Norman Thomas
Voltaire
Frederick D. Enfield
Los Angeles
Enfield
California
Roosevelt
Governor Landon
First Methodist Church
Sharkey Brubaker to Fight Thursday in Boston
Jack Sharkey former heavyweight champion and Phil Brubaker Pacific coast standout meet in a 12 round bout in Boston Thursday. Other notable matchups include Leroy Haynes of Philadelphia against Al Ettore in Philadelphia Monday and King Levinsky versus Joe Bauer in Hollywood Friday.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Phil Brubaker
Pacific Coast
Sharkey
Brubaker
Boston
Leroy Haynes
Philadelphia
Primo Carnera
al Ettore
King Levinsky
Chicago
Joe Bauer
Cleveland
Hollywood
Butte
Mont
Henry Armstrong
California
Johnny Defoe
Engineer in Old Wreck Is Buried
Funeral services were held in Harlowton for William Rust 74 veteran locomotive engineer and former Tenth Ohio infantry member who survived the Delaware Ohio bridge disaster. He died in Montana where he had lived since 1917 leaving a widow and five children. Burial followed at Harlowton cemetery.
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Harlowton
William Rust
Delaware
Ohio
Lebanon
New York Central Railroad
Tenth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Cuba
Philippines
China
Rust
Montana
M. J. Peddicord
William D. Peay
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Alexander Hill
Hilda
Mary Hill
John S. Waters
Howard Squires
J. E. Helman
B. M. Painter
J. M. Staley
Frank Sickmiller
Harlowton Cemetery
Cow Thought to Invade Garden Seeps Moor Moose Incident
June 21 Hamilton Special reports a two year old bull moose wandered into a garden on Charles Heights. The animal fed on fireweed and was allowed to stay. Moose sightings are common in Lake Como and surrounding hills with Como Charles as a favored corridor.
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Hamilton
Joe Shivel
Charles Heights
Lake Como
Doctor's supplies stolen from car near National hotel
Dr. Harold Joesting reported a bag of medical supplies and instruments stolen from his car after a window was forced open while parked near the National hotel. Iceland's white ponies are increasing in number.
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Sheriff's Office
Harold Joesting
National Hotel
Iceland
Miss Margaret Conlon Appointed Home Demonstration Assistant
Bozeman June 21. Miss Margaret B. Conlon of Eckelson North Dakota a graduate of North Dakota State College was named assistant home demonstration agent for the Montana extension service announced by J Taylor director of extension at Montana State College. She assumed duties last week. Conlon previously taught at Moose Lake North Carolina then at Valley City high school as home economics instructor.
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Bozeman
Margaret B. Conlon
Eckelson
N. D
North Dakota State College
Montana Extension Service
J. ©. Taylor
Montana State College
Conlon
Moose Lake
N. C
Valley City High School
Chamber Probes State Compacts Amid Economic Debate
The U S Chamber of Commerce directs study into state compacts for uniform work rules and resource use to aid economic recovery, while opposing excessive spending. It also plans to seek member opinions on new price laws, monetary policy, social security, and other federal economic issues. Britain pledges 500 million dollars for road construction through 1940.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Supreme Court
NRA
New York
Chamber
Roosevelt
Montana Labor Federation to Convene in Billings
The 39th Montana Federation of Labor convention will open in Billings on Tuesday June 23 and run until business is completed. President James D. Graham urged all affiliated unions in good standing to send delegates and participate in setting convention policies.
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Helena
Montana Federation of Labor
Billings
James D. Graham
Graham
Montana State Federation of Labor
State Federation of Labor
Montana
Organized Labor
Daughter Arrives at Goodland Home in Anaconda
Mr and Mrs Bernard Goodland of 1819 Whitman avenue welcome a daughter born June 17 at St Ann s hospital Anaconda This is the couple s first child The mother Ella Johnson formerly of Anaconda is well known The father a Butte man works for Eclipse grocery on Harrison avenue Johannesburg South Africa is building many structures for visitors to the Jubilee Ex position opening September 1
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Bernard Goodland
Whitman Avenue
St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Ella Johnson
Butte
Eclipse
Harrison Avenue
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Helena Kalispell
Oo Cheyenne
Denver
Boise
Calgary
Stevensville IK
Amsterdam
Holland
Richard Cowell
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Mint
Leggat
Frank Anderson
Mrs. B. Beall
the Butte
E. N. Osmundsen
Dorothy McNeill
Manhattan
Betty Eichler
C. J. Larson
E. G. Wood
C. E. Converse
Havre
Paul E. Manderville
Columbus
Britain
LABOR
Goodland
Johannesburg
South Africa
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