Montana Highway Body Seeks Road Paving Plan
The Montana convention heard speeches on federal aid for roads and a proposal to raise the baseline tax by one cent. Supporters say passage will pave 3,100 miles of Montana roads, standardize highways and cost car owners about $5 annually with tourists bearing much of the expense. Travel to Yellowstone Park is up, with 485,000 visitors expected, the highest in the park’s history.
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Lamb and Wool Crops Show Huge Grease Production Impact
From a production standpoint a statistician notes factors affecting markets for hop and wool are not favorable. He cites past estimates of 2,200,000 head for lambs and a United States share over 16 percent of the crop, with oil and winds influencing figures for 1926 and 1924.
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Social Health Talks Set for Today Preview
Mrs Harriet Lycette will speak this afternoon at O o clock and again in the evening at o o clock on social health problems. The lecture, under Emerson and McKinley Parent Teacher Association, Morgan Wrist presiding, with Mrs Rufus Johnson assisting. Jacob Gole Donter Morrison E R Bowerson A W Koenig among attendees.
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Morgan Wrist
Rufus Johnson
Jacob Gole
Donter I. Morrison
E.R. Bowerson
A. W. Koenig
Sensation Near W Pherson Case Promises New Revelations
Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney Ryan and Detective Chief Herman Cline left for Salinas to pursue new disclosures linked to the disappearance of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. They probed Carmel and nearby areas for days, examining fingerprints and items found on the beach as a heavily reported case continued to unfold.
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Appointments made to Montana boards by Governor Erickson
Helena July 21 three appointments announced by Governor Erickson to fill terms on state boards. FH Keller of Kalispell named to the Board of Examiners in Optometry to succeed John H Torene of Butte who resigned. Joe Murphy of Livingston named to succeed Newian H Schwelker of Missoula on the same board whose term ends next year.
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