Rotary Talk Warns of New Deal Impacts
Prof Robert Lines of the University of Montana addressed the Butte Rotary Club on the Roosevelt era economic program. He warned that prices may rise and taxes increase while employment improves. He noted potential inflation dangers, shifting living costs, and the need for consumer confidence to drive recovery.
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Roosevelt
Robert Lines
University of Montana
Lines
Butte Rotary Club
Poe
Aelic
Congress
Interpreter in China 30 Suit Delayed Until Fall Court Term
Hum Tong sues Mrs. James Maher over the Metropolitan Hotel rental. The suit is continued because interpreter Hum Kay is in China and will not return to Butte before October. Hum Kay arranged the contract. his letter cites being detained by business and notes quiet conditions in China.
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China
Hum Kay
Butte
Hum Tong
James Maher
Metropolitan
United States
United
Meeting highlights state socialism impact and relief efforts
Tom Russell chaired a meeting where state socialism was debated as a predictor of outcomes. The discussion noted government relief efforts as likely to yield certain developments, while a music program featured the Melby sisters with Margaret Bauman. Reports also mentioned several hoof-and-mouth disease epidemics in England.
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Tom Russell
Melby Sisters
Margaret Bauman
England
Canadian mining executive visits Butte fishing trip
Charles Bocking president of Granby Mining in British Columbia tours Montana on a fishing trip. He travels with George A. Shannon of Seattle and Ray MacDonald. They return from the Madison River with a No 12 fly, sharing tales of fishing prowess and local humor.
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Charles Bocking
Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
British Columbia
Vancouver
Montana
Finten
Mr. Bocking
Butte Mining
Butte and Superior
George A
Jerry) Shannon
Seattle
Pacific
Messrs
Bocking and Shannon
Ray MacDonald
Madison
Shannon
Andrew Volstead
Gunga Din
Mr. Shannon
Pensions to Widows Soon in Butte
Mothers pensions totaling 6730 dollars will be paid Friday to 276 widows, announced by the county clerk and recorder in Butte. A visitor from Seattle praised Butte’s spirit and scenery, noting the city as a mining camp with strong people and growing development.
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Butte
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Finlen
Bocking
Shannon
Montana
Motorists to Carry Fire Tools in National Forests
Drivers using roads in Region No. 1 forests must carry an axe, shovel and bucket in their cars after July 1 to quickly manage campfires. R. H. Ferguson notes the rule has reduced man caused fires by enabling rapid action. China is advancing its transport and communication systems.
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R. H. Ferguson
Deer Lodge National Forest
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Ferguson
Horde of Youngsters Enjoy Outing at Columbia Gardens
More than 3,500 youngsters rode the weekly free trip to Columbia Gardens hosted by the Butte Electric Railway. The outing ran from 9 a.m. to 1 33 p.m. with many attendees arriving early carrying baseball bats tennis rackets and other athletic gear.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte Electric Railway
All Bran Credited By Sailor For Constipation Relief
An unsolicited letter from George Darragh of Oakland describes how Kellogg's All Bran eased years of headaches, nervousness, and sleeplessness through daily use at sea. The ad touts bulk and vitamin B for digestion, plus iron for blood, recommending two tablespoons daily and noting versatile uses as cereal or cooking.
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Mr. Darragh
Kellogg’s
George D. Darragh
82Nd Avenue
Oakland
California
S. M Kellogg
Battle Creek
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NEW Deal’ Talk
Montana University
Civic Club
Emporium
East Granite
Chase & Sanborn
Washburn’s
Goodyear
P. S
J. Mueller Co
South
Carrie Tire Service
Montana and
Mercury
Schilling Vanilla
Seaman
Dow
Wright
Ditson
Sweet Spot
Coleman
Martin
Colorado
Litentus
Montana Hardware Department OF
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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