Road Work and Supplies Ledger From August 1930
The record lists numerous road work contracts and suppliers including Walter Pinney Pete Schutz Harry Smith Frank Murray and others. It notes amounts for materials fuel repairs and payroll plus a directive to notify Post Kellogg ditch owners about a water loss of 10 000 gallons daily and to take remedy steps. The meeting adjourned with actions on old age applications and August 6 follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pinney
Pete ‘Schutz
Harry Smith
Frank Murray
Harry H. Pleggemeyer
Frank G. Berrie
John Schiltz
Ben Bailey
Marshall Wells Co
Sevonsnse
Northwestern Auto Supply Co
A. W. Strickland
B. McAdams
E. R
Standard Oil Co
J. J. Lacklen Co
Standard O
Fas
Continental OF
Petty Cashier Freight
Industrial Accident Board
Prems
Knapps Gas
Montana Power Co
Die ‘Motor Co
Gopher Pend
Kellogg Mere. Co
Gopher Supplies
L. J. Walker
Eest
IAA
R. O. Sisman
Post-Kellogg
Retaliatory Tariffs Rise as Canada Shifts to Conservatives
Senator Swanson notes figures on foreign nations adopting retaliatory measures against U S tariffs. The Pioneer recalls Canada’s victory by conservatives led by Bennett over a free trade party, signaling higher duties on American goods. The result could prompt broader trade tensions and more factory closures in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Swanson
Virginia
United States
Canada
Bennett
Prodigy Among Millions: Jarvie Estate Plans Quiet Charity
New York City reports James N. Jarvie estate valued at 37 to 38 million dollars. About 26 million will go to poverty-stricken pairs, distributed discreetly by a nephew and ten assistants. No publicity accompanies the gift as recipients are shielded from notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
James N. Jarvie
Arbuckle ‘Bros
William Wrigley, Jr
Catalina Islands
Chicago Cubs
Hoodoo for Northern Pacific Officials Strikes Seattle Leader Dead
The Pacific coast era of misfortune for Northern Pacific executives continues as Col. T. H. Lantry, 61, general manager, collapses dead in a Frye hotel Seattle coffee shop after rising from a table. Earlier, Henry A. Root and W. S. Mellon faced fatal incidents linked to rail duties in Tacoma and Victoria, B C.
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Pacific Coast
Seattle
Northern Pacific Railway
Frye
Col
T. H. Lantry
Northern Pacific
Henry A. Root
Livingston
Tacoma
W. S. Mellon
St. Paul
Dinard Hotel
Victoria
B. C
Commissioners Proceedings Reflect August 4 1990 Meeting
The board of county commissioners met August 4 1990 at 10 a m in regular session with G A Loasby chair Theo T Olson Everett Farr and W A Conwell present. Minutes from prior meetings were approved and Lottie Stubblefield discussed closing a road. Claims were examined approved and warrants issued covering numerous election related labor, ballot handling, postage, printing, mileage, road work, and miscellaneous expenses including school care and utility charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
G. A. Loasby
Theo. T. Olson
Everett Farr
W. A. Conwell
Board of Equalization
Lottie Stubblefield
Hane
Heat wave worsens drought damage across farm belt
The heat wave intensifies prior drought impacts, with corn in pollenization at risk as silks falter under extreme temperatures. Farm officials warn rainfall in key dairy states has been only 6 percent of normal, spanning Kansas to Minnesota. Emporia, Kansas records 114 degrees as forecasts warn of continuing yield pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Schilling
Farm Board
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Michigan
Ohio
Korena
Indiana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Chicago
United States
Middle West
Emporia
Kan
Teena
Cin
Sears Et Sive
Congressional Count Hits Thirty States
Thirty states must rearrange congressional districts before the 1981 election to conform with 1930 census apportionment. Twenty-six seats change hands: California gains nine, New York two, Texas three, New Jersey two, and others. Several states lose seats, including Missouri three and Georgia two, with multiple smaller losses and limited gains. The census committee warns failure to redraw would mean about 1,000,000 people lack fair representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Census Bureau
California
Michigan
New York
Texas
New Jersey
Johie
Connecticut
Florida
North
Virginia
Mississippi
Census Committee of the
House
United States
Mrs Walter Johnson Dies After Heat Wave Strain
In Washington, Hazel Roberts Johnson, wife of baseball figure Walter Johnson, died at 36 after a heat induced illness following a cross country trip. The couple married in 1914. she was a Carson City athlete and daughter of exRepresentative E F Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Johnson
Hazel Roberts Johnson
Johnson
Washington Nationals
Philadelphia Athletics
Georgetown Hospital
Coffeyville
Kans
E. EF. Roberts
Nevada
Carson City
Nationals
Newark Internationals
Newark
Washingon
The
Walter, Jr
Hoover
One Thousand Battle Fires In Washington
Spokane dispatch reports nearly 1000 firefighters massed Saturday across east Washington, West Montana and north Idaho to combat forest fires. A 900 acre blaze near Jane, Washington, spread rapidly north forcing six foresters to retreat. Forests near Okanogan and St. Joe logged additional acres as crews, including Missoula crews with horses and plows, aided in containment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Jane
Marten Creek
Cabinet Reserve
Missoula
Okanegan
Berder
St. Joe Forest
Abere
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Jerome Williams
Réiter
SWEET
Grass County
the, Americ’* Press, Association
Aegis
Dimom
Kate Ryan
Mamie G. Shutts
Matthews
Paulson Sanitary Grocery
McKenney
Enee
Florence McDonald
Ashley Pockerty
Carl H. Hatsserman
Frank Simmson
Amelia Beley
Alfred George Cece
Kellogg Merc. Co. Groceries
Pemske
Clinton Carter
W. W. Carson
Eliza Harper
Josephine Peterson
Mary R. Cruse
Mary McVey
BR. F. Broughton
Bert Murray
Paul Fischer
Amer
Arthur Kerr
Lewis
Davis
Beard
Icommissioners’ Proceedings
General Fund
Towers Iecesses
Henry Holton
T. K. Baker Election Board
Carl Mysse
F. H. Mehlberg
Sam PD
Solberg
Anshelm Olin
Irs
Anton Strand
Mmett J. Deegan
Larry H. Plaggemeyer
A. Gardner
Crete
Ocational School For Girls Care
Jerome Williams Printing
Petty Cashier
Petty Cash
C. Bailey
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Eee
Nees
Justice Court
W. Ryan
Justice Court de Papas Oi
Grea Peace Faurg Connolly
G. W. Kauffman
T. K. Baker
W. H. Shaffer
Justice Met
Avis Ingram
Eli Read
A. T. Ellison
Bert Murrey
Pass Fischer
Ted Kepler
A. Lowry & Co. Insurance
L. Kepler Shayman
Berg Road Work
Banner Mfg. Co
Jack Harper
C. Johnnson
Sted Inspection
C. N. Andersen
Big Timber Home Tel. Co
Emery C. Jones
Reed Work
Suheod
S. J. Craft Menering Gil
A. L. Bes
Big. Co. Paper
Reed Werk
Tucas
Con. Cocsesessessteesoess
Ellen Steensland
Ethel K. Steensland
L. L. Buchanan
Orpha Brown
Kellog Merc. Co
Big Timber Pharmacy Supplies
J. Taber
W. A
Judges
Clerks of Election Service
Scandinavian American Bank
Peerless
U.S
U. & Tires
Mont
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