McGregor Campaign Tour Heads Toward July Nomination
Dr. Harry McGregor of Great Falls campaigns for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor, citing highway service and party leadership. He toured Butte and many areas, promotes favorable crop prospects and range conditions, and plans to attend the Chicago convention before Montana polls open July 16.
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Harry McGregor
Great Falls
Butte
Dr. McGregor
Montana Highway Commission
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Philadelphia
McGregor Medical Clinic
Chicago
Deer Sighted By Nearby Residents In Butchertown
Two adventurous deer were seen by residents north of Walkerville yesterday morning around 10 30 as they trotted along Bremen gulch hillside. Eva Hover and Mrs O M Hudson tried to photograph the reddish brown deer on a hill but the pair fled westward before a shot. The animals paused briefly about 100 yards from the Hudson home.
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Butchertown
Walkerville
Bremen Gulch
Eva Hover
0. M. Hudson
Hudson
Camp Ord C. M. T. C. Course Applications Open
Men aged 25 to 50 may apply at Louis P. Sanders Montana civilian aide for the Business and Professional Men's C. M. T. C. at Camp Ord near Monterey California. Montana has a 15 man quota. Course runs July 2 to 31 with age adjusted content and no citizenship class. Applicants must apply today or Monday.
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Camp Ord
Louis P. Sanders
Montana
Sanders
Camp
Ord
Delegates Return From Shrine Imperial Council Session
Bagdad Shrine delegates C. M. DesChene and A. R. Sims attended the Imperial Council session in Memphis Tennessee June 10 to 13 returning home Thursday. DesChene traveled by car with his mother while Sims rode by rail with his wife. The pair visited Southern cities and fairs in New York San Francisco and Washington DC before returning. DesChene estimated about 75 000 Shriners attended the session with 44 temples represented in the opening parade and over 100 musical groups. Rain in California was noted by older Shriners and the final day rain forced cancellation of the closing electrical pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. DesChene
A. R. Sims
Bagdad Shrine
Imperial Council
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. DesChene
Mr. Sims
New York
Washington, D. C
Dedication of Gold Hill Lutheran Church Planned
The Rt. Rev. A. M. Skinlov of Spokane will deliver the dedicatory sermon at Gold Hill Lutheran Church on Sunday July 14 at 10:30 AM. The service includes choral selections, an organist, and a 3 PM Faith in Action service led by Rev. Jacobson.
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A. M. Skinlov
Spokane
Rocky Mountain District
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Gold Hill Lutheran Church
Theodore P. Neste
Skinley
E. R. Jacobson
Missoula
Leonard Thompson
Dillon
F. Warren Strain
Columbine Division
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Neste
County creates herd district near Ottawa and Massachusetts streets
The board of county commissioners established a herd district about six square miles around Ottawa and Massachusetts streets. It will operate from March 1 to November 1 annually. The district was formed by majority property owner support with no protests at the meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ottawa and
Massachusetts Streets
Disturbance Case Set For Monday In Utah Avenue Incident
Walter O Fallon is charged with disturbance in a case filed yesterday in Justice of the Peace Rudolf J Kline's court. He allegedly prowled around the 1900 block on Utah avenue and peeped into homes on June 22 frightening residents. The judge set 10 o'clock Monday for plea entry with bond at $100. He was returned to the county jail in lieu of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter O'Fallon
Justice of the Peace
Rudolph J. Kline
Utah Avenue
Carmichael Donald J. Carmichael Dies After Illness
Donald J. Carmichael of 321 South Washington street died in a local hospital after a lingering illness. His body was taken to White's funeral home. Time and place of services to be announced.
Edward Pattie Dies. Miner at Belmont
Edward Pattie aged 64 a Minnesota native and longtime Belmont mine worker died last evening at a local hospital. The remains are at the Daly-Shea mortuary with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie
Edward Pattie
Minnesota
Belmont
Daly-Shea
J. C. Penney Opens Enlarged Butte Store With Modern Design
J. C. Penney's enlarged store at Park and Dakota streets in Butte formally opened after major remodeling. The doubled floor space houses expanded departments from women’s wear to men’s suits, a new second floor, a basement for home goods, and a forthcoming third floor toy department. New air conditioning, lighting, and elevator systems enhance shopper comfort as managers praise community support and plan further expansion.
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J. C. Penney
Park and
Dakota Streets
Butte
E. L. Samsel
Park Street
Dakota Street
Nation
Samsel
Granger
Max Apostle
Clayton
Western Plumbing and Electric
Sullivan Sheet Metal Company
Pete Rafferty
Montana likely to be asked to help care for refugee children
Helena June 28 Administr ator Brandford of the state public welfare department said Montana would likely be asked to aid in caring for refugee children from war torn Europe. A national move seeks to bring children to the United States and Miss Katharine F Lenroot of the Children's Bureau advised delaying placements until further notice. Brandford said Montana would await more information and noted some children could be sent to Montana, likely outside eastern population centers.
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Helena
Brandford
State Public Welfare Department
Montana
Europe
United States
Katharine F. Lenroot
U.S
United States Committee
Children's Bureau
Eastern
Seaboard
Federation of Labor Supports 3 Percent Levy for Montana U
Miles City June 28 Local labor groups will review repeal or reform of the Montana primary election law and present findings to the next Legislature. The Montana Federation of Labor backed a 3% military levy proposal for the University of Montana and approved an $850,000 bond issue for University buildings in Bozeman. They also urged a highway speed limit for trucks and amendments to the unemployment compensation act while opposing labor prosecutions under anti trust laws and seeking to minimize jurisdictional disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Montana Federation of Labor
University of Montana
State College
Bozeman
New Federal Revenue Act Boosts Liquor Taxes
Helena June 28 The new federal revenue act effective July 1 raises liquor levies by 20 cents a quart and wine by 10 cents a gallon. Beer tax climbs from 5 to 6 dollars per barrel. Private outlets may absorb or pass on the rise. state stores will add the tax to bottled goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
L. M. A. Wass
State Liquor Board
Wass
Marriage Licenses Issued in Butte and Nearby Areas
Yesterday marriage licenses were issued to Henry Edward Spencer 31 and Margaret Mae Keiley 24 both of Butte Ernest M Harkin 21 and Ursula M Chapman 24 both of Butte Michael Poli 23 Anaconda and Helen Peel 23 Butte Theodore J Maki 31 and Ellen Immonen 26 both of Butte
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Henry Edward Spencer
Margaret Mae Keiley
Butte
Ernest M. Harkin
Ursula M. Chapman
Michael Poli
Anaconda
Helen Peel
Theodore J. Maki
Ellen Immonen
Shriners Cancel Calgary Ceremonial Amid War Tensions
The international Shriner ceremonial planned for July 8 and 9 in Calgary is canceled due to war conditions and intensified Canadian war efforts. Over 2,500 Shriners and guests were expected, with Northwestern temples preparing to participate. Local leaders note the decision as prudent amid the stress and global events.
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Canada
Shriners
Calgary
Butte
John F. Lindland
Bagdad Temple
S. B. Chamberlain
al Azhar Temple
Northwestern
el Katif
Spokane
Algeria
Helena
al Bedoo
Billings
Kalif
Sheridan
Wyo
Bagdad
Wa-Wa
Regina
Sask
al Azhar
Lindland
United States
Canada Temple
Forest Fire Lookout Network Expanded This Season
The forest service will increase fire protection with four additional lookout stations on July 1. Highland Peak Thunder Bolt Mountain Emerine and Black Pine will join existing posts at Cable Mountain and Haystack Mountain. Officials credit careful public behavior and warn of rising fire danger as travel through forests grows.
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Joy
Forest
Highland Peak
Butte
Deer Lodge Forest
Thunderbolt Mountain
Boulder
Emerine
Black Pine
Philipsburg
Cable Mountain
Anaconda
Haystack Mountain
Deer Lodge
Butte Rotarians Attend Charter Rites in Polson
A Butte Rotary delegation traveled to Polson for the charter ceremony of Montana's baby Rotary club sponsored by Kalispell. Speaker was T. J. Davis a former district governor returning from Havana. Attendees included George N. Short Harry Boulter Walter T. Scott W. R. Youlder Mrs. Courtney Proffitt and Miss Margaret Melby. The new club fields 16 charter members. Dan Korn of Kalispell represented Rotary International.
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Butte
Auto
Polson
Montana
Baby Rotary Club
T. J. Davis
Rotary
Rotary International
Havana
Cuba
George N. Short
Harry Boulter
Walter T. Scott
W. R. Youlder
Courtney Proffitt
Margaret Melby
Druggists Told Of State Law Change In Montana
Butte pharmacists were informed by J A Riedel of the Montana State Board of Pharmacy that effective July 1 drug sales to the public will require a physician dentist or veterinarian prescription for drugs listed as dangerous hypnotic or habit forming These include aconitopyrine barbituric acid benzodine phenacetin sulfanilamide and sulfapyridine The action follows a request from the State Board of Health and the Montana Medical Association and aligns Montana with the federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act to prevent self medication The Rocky Mountain Druggist noted the new restrictions reflect the federal ban on sale of dangerous drugs without prescriptions to safeguard public health
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Butte
J. A. Riedel
Boulder
Montana State Board of Pharmacy
State Board of Health
Montana Medical Association
Montana
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Rocky Mountain Drugeist
Denver
West China University Chancellor to Speak to Methodists
Dr. Joseph Beech chancellor of West China Union university Chengtu China will address the Methodists of Butte at Mountain View church Sunday 11 am after speaking to the Helena conference Saturday. He received China national government honors for his 35 years building West China Union into a major educational center now hosting many colleges displaced by the Japanese invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West China University
Joseph Beech
West China Union University
Chengtu
China
Helena
Methodists of
Butte
Mountain View
National Government of
Ministry of Education
National Yuan
Beech
John Dewey
Columbia University
New China
Rocket struck car. Rock Island victim identified
In Willard Kansas a Rocket stream liner train struck a car at a grade crossing, killing A. J. Tibbett of Haigler Nebraska. The car was pushed about a half mile. Tibbett had been visiting a son in Dover Kansas.
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Willard
Kan
Rock Island Railroad
A. J. Tibbett
Haigler
Neb
Tibbett
Dover
Unverified Biotech Claims Stir Public Health Debate
Officials warn that certain new treatments remain untested in vivo and could pose risks if used without supervision. Researchers urge caution until thorough biological testing confirms safety and efficacy.
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Dh. McGregor
Falls
Jack Nemeck
E. Galena
C. MT. C
Soho
Wyoming
la Tae Butte
Golubins
West Park
White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers
West Park Street
Daly-Shea Mortuary
South Idaho
Parker
Sydna Parker
Basin, Mont
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Sherman & Reed Broadway
Arizona Street
Funeral Directors
Duggan’s Merrill Mortuaries
Pater
Gagner
North
Capital Finance Corporation
Jensen Drug Store
S. Montana
State Federation OF Labor
Ates I
Cash
Takit
TFA
Ceylon
South Main Meats
U. S
Frankfurters
DILL
John B
Nelson
East
Galena
Service TO
Ler
Rot Schedlu Butte Deer Lodge
Missoula St. Maries
The
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