Judges Named for Montana College Livestock Show in Bozeman
Sixteen Montana livestock producers and industry figures join Montana State College officials as judges for the Deckmarine Lite International Livestock Show at Montana State College May 10 to 12. Boward Laws of Bozeman will pick grand and reserve champions. show divisions include Sheep Dairy Hog and others with multiple Bozeman-based judges.
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Bozeman
Montana Livestock Producera
Stata'e Dvestork
Deckmarine Lite Interna
Montana State College
College
Apricul
Ries
Montana Scockgraw
Boward Laws
Pisig DB Ranch
Ralph Mccall
Aries
Ernest White
Kalispell
Wy Crews
Brees Beef
al Ralston
Ringling
Lester Thompson
Taylor Mer] Niven
Livingston
Gary Stimson
Belgrade Dairy
J. O. Trotsven
Stanley Smith
Alton MrThachan
Clyde Howard
Billings
Frank Wyath
FP. A. Ralston
Stack Parse
Toned McRae
Forssth
Flathead Forest Staff Begin Summer Posts
In May 1944 three Flathead National Forest men fly to Isolated Big Prairie station to start summer posts. District rangers Neil Gardiner and Ted Pailin, trail foreman Oscar Southern depart for South Park primitive area near Rhodapee. Other openings include Upper Swan and North Fork districts as crews move in around mid May and late April.
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Columbia Falls
Flathead National Forests
Big Prairie
Galles
Cigsization
Neil Gardiner
Ted Pailin
Osar Gouthern
South Park
Rhodapee
Continental Divide
McConnell
Glacier
Charlie Shaw
Spotted Bear
John Cases
North Fork
Big Creek
FASTEETH false teeth hold firmer in place
An old advertisement-like note promotes FASTEETH powder for dentures. It claims the unmoved powder keeps false teeth more firmly in place, reduces slipping, and provides a pasty taste-free experience. It suggests availability at drug stores.
Churches Merger Up for Vote by Montana Delegates
Livingston reports the Montana Congregational conference will vote on Wednesday to merge Congregational, Evangelical, and Reformed churches. A final union vote is planned at the general council in Oberlin next month, with Montana congregations voting yes. Speakers include Revs Kirk Dewey Sidney Horton Cloyd Connor Harry Ploift P. Benner and others.
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Livingston
Montana
Genera Council
Canegrepatto
Christian Elchenes Aly
Oberlin
Ohio
Wisn
Emanell Dilegatas
Smite 9
Kirk M. Dewey
Sidney
Douglas Horton
New York
Cloyd WH. Connor
Billings
Harry G. Ploift
Laws
What Us
Helena
P. O. Benner
Big Tunker
Willian J. Conetd
Rocky Mountain Colliné
Didlings
C. W. Dell
Kalispell Father and Son Drown in Flathead Lake
Sheriff reports Burton and his son David drowned off Big Arm in Flathead Lake on Sunday afternoon. Both bodies recovered and attempts at revival failed. Burton family member Mrs Burton survives. The men were in a canvas boat. no water remained in the craft when recovered.
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Kalispell
Hurlan
Kalispell Ty
David
Flathead Lake
Big Arm
Richard
Walsh
Burton
Flathead Irrigation Bill Is Approved
Senate approved extending repayment for Flathead Indian irrigation project costs in Montana. The plan would have 50 annual installments of 157000 dollars for Mission Valley Camas and Blackfoot divisions, plus 80 annual installments of 821,01 dollars for power costs.
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Washington
U. N
Senate
Montay
Flathead
Montana
Mission Valley
Camas
Dncko
Zales N. Edon
R-Mont
Senate Public Works Committee
Public Roads Administration
State Highway Department
Forest Service
Bacon
National Parks
Burger
House
Judge Watts Seeks Re election In Montana District Court
Judge Watts filed a nominating petition in the secretary of state’s office seeking re election as jurist for Meagher Wheatland Golden Valley and Musselshell counties with Monday filing noted in Helena May 10.
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Watts
Helena
Jidev F
Secretary of State's
Meagher
Golden Valley
Musselshell
Political Parties Name Delegates Tonight in Silver Bow
Silver Bow county Republicans and Democrats meet in county courthouse courtrooms to select delegates for state conventions. Republicans chaired by Harry Mustard at 40 o clock press for 1 delegate and 1 alternate. Democrats led by Walter A Sullivan at 1 in department two plan for state convention in Helena.
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Silversaw
Democratic Central
Harry Mustard
Walter A. Sullivan
O'Rinck
Epurky
Pight
Silver Bow County
Usen
Helena
Menawniy Committee
Mus.tard
Arlo T. Axelson
Chidrmin
Guy D. Platt
Mar
Stele
Montana
Robert Maguirr
Deahy
Wilion J. McGarthy
Teeman
Catherine Harsington
Shurman Sulivan
Anaconda Hosts Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Delegates from across Montana gather in Anaconda for the annual Episcopal diocese of Montana convention and the 57th Women’s Auxiliary meeting at St Mark Episcopal Church. Events include opening sessions Tuesday afternoon, bishop’s charge, prayers, and an auxiliary theme “Strength to Build.”
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Anaconda
Bay
Montana
Montane
St Mark Episcopal Chirch
Tiesdas
Weenenay
Whurstiay
Cecil
Stanley Welsh
Henry H. Daniels
Helena
Ely
Donald PB. Skinner
Bozeman
Ted
A. TE. Reader
Havre
St. Mark Episcopal Parish
East Sixth
Curiosity Vehicle Kills Town Fireman and Memorial Day Broadcast
In Ponca City Oklahoma Fireman John Quinn encountered a mysterious box on a road and recovered it after stopping his vehicle. Later authorities collected an automated traffic counter. In Washington President Truman planned a wreath laying at the tomb of the unknown soldier and a ten minute Memorial Day speech to be broadcast.
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Ponca City
Okla
John Quinn
Land Investigates
Istate Highway Parolmen
Wilt Trace Wreatil
Washington
Truman
Inner-Aid touted by local hubber for indigestion relief
A well known local man claims relief from bloating and abdominal discomfort after meals using INNER-AID. He reports regular bowel movements and improved well being after taking the medicine said to purify the bowels and help the liver and kidneys. The advertisement urges readers to buy INNER-AID at drug stores.
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Found Dead in Gallatin County Auto Seat
Three Forks May 10. Jack Hale about 44 was found dead in the tack seat of an automobile Sunday afternoon. Gallatin County Coroner Canlea I. Rice said an autopsy fixed cause of death as possible monoxide inhalation. Body found by A. Moore, stepfather of the deceased, no indication of foul play, no inquest planned.
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Three Forks
Jack Hale
Gallatin
Canlea I. Rice
A. Moowell
Butte High Band at Club Tonight
Butte High School band returns to the Crystal room of the A C M Employes club for a second appearance. Director Henry J Schiesser leads a varied program of music with a majorette corps routines and instrumental solos by Jill Myers Dane Thomas Bill Kelman and Arthur Pascoe. Mrs Schiesser is accompanist. Club members are urged to arrive early ahead of a likely large turnout.
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A. c. M. Employes
Bute High School
Crystal Room
Henry J. Schiesser
Majorette Corps
Jill Myers Dane Thomas
Bill Kelman
Arthur Pascoe
Schiesser
Attorneys Address Grocers Meeting in Mendervile
John Bonner of Herena delivered the keynote at the Silver Bow Merchants foods division annual meeting at the Castro in Menderviile. Other speakers included Sam Coz of Helpta and Tip O Neill of Helena, with Edmaneil presiding as toastmaster. Bonner urged business cooperation to bolster small merchants, noting Montana’s rich resources and the need to protect streams and lakes to attract tourist trade.
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John Bonner
Herena
Silver Bow Merchants Association
Castro
Menderviile
Mr. Bonner
Smaak Business- Bien
Sam Coz
Helpta
State Merchants Association
Tip" O'Neill
Helena
State Association
Edmaneil
Wax
Router
Montana
South Side Group to Meet Thursday
The South Side Democratic elit members will be guests of Mayor Barry O'Leary at a meeting Thursday evening at the TOOF hall on Front Street. An entertainment program devised by William Walsh and Frank Loyer will be presented. Refreshments will be served by a city offices committee including women employees. The program features vocal selections by Mrs. Sullivan with Mrs. Whalen, acrobatic dancing by Virginia Weathers, lap dancing by Judy Trimbly with Tommy Seimu-Macher at the piano, Tommy Schumacher, Albert Semsack and Steven Sherick, and serotatic dancing by Delcle Rosenick with Schumacher at the piano. All state and county Democratic candidates from Butte will be introduced.
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South Side
Democratic Elit
Barry O'Leary
Toof Hall
Front Street
William Walsh
Frank ‘Loyer
James Sullivan
Erma Whalen
Virginia Weathers
Old High School Lots to Be Sold in Butte
The Butte School District board of trustees discussed selling the old high school annex and adjacent lots after sealed bids. Deputy County Attorney Frank Sullivan advised on public sale procedures. policy favors selling to the highest bidder with bids opened after proper notice. The board also approved a bond strategy change for Webster Garfield school, selling bonds in small units to reduce interest costs, and adopted a policy against exterior window shutters during vacations to avoid costly repairs.
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of Butte High School
Board of Trustees
Frank Sullivan
Corporation of
Webster-Garfield
Memnera
Panama election forecast hinges on three main candidates
Commentators split on a victory path among Domingo Diaz Atesemena Armmulf Arias and Doeoano Pabrega as final results loom in Panama. Observers give Arias the edge recalling his 1940 win, while minority candidates Ne metlino Porras and Sergio Gonzales lag in momentum.
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Facta Wiby
Sun
Aax
Domingo Diaz Atesemena Vuthentic
Ngminer
Armmulf Arias
Doeano Pabrega
Arias
Panama
Fanson
Nemetlino Porras
Sergio Gonzales
New Popular Union
Smyth Funeral Arranged Today in Anaconda
Anaconda mourns Michael Smyth long-time resident and Mieller worker. Funeral services begin at Kendrick General chapel. cortege forms at 8 o'clock, proceeds to St Paul Catholic Church for a 4 30 mass. Interment at Very HEL cemetery.
Inter scholastic program set for large student participation
Missoula May 10 1 306 students will attend the Montana State university interscholastic program chaired by Tr J W Howard. He said 1390 high school students are expected from 78 schools with 1140 competing in sports and speaking activities and about 150 more for interscholastic editorial association missions. First participants arrive Tuesday as the program opens Thursday morning.
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Missoula
Tr. J W. Howard
Montana State University Committee
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Butte High
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Summit Valley Sanitarium
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Ontgomer Ward
East Pare
LSE Ene
W. Park Ph
Sipntard
Reavis
Saveon
Philco
Searpa
LeSage Electric Co
West Park St
Giselle Appliance
Ring Appliance
Harrison Ave
Delaware Ave
Studebaker
Dream Car
Aireheathes
Parker-Morelli Motor Company
Butte, Montana
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