Local Happenings Spare Month and Stillwater Area
Reed Point residents plan employment trips while others visit family. A Hard Times dance is announced for Dec 16 at the gym. Supt Eudaily sustains a sprained ankle playing basketball. PTA meets at the high school as Fromberg teams visit for Christmas games. Community notices include birthdays, visits, and social gatherings in Stillwater and nearby towns.
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James Friend, Jr
Pate
Charles Broadwater
Bozeman
Dwain Booth
New Mexico
Swan Lind
Fred Neilson
H. H. Marlow
Big Timber Business
Robert Cunningham
Billings
Dr. Claiborn
Big Timber
Doris Boyee
Dr. Yager
B. T. Deeney
Red Lodge
Deeney
Art Brown
R. S. Eudaily
Independents
Columbus Independents
Columbus
Cody Bovee
Oral Blankenship
Harold Mosier
Lee Miller
Ruth Farr
George Deeney
Marie Moser
Ambrose Brumfield
Huntley
Patsy
William Golden
George Broadwater
Stillwater
Helen Rush
Jemima Harper
Jean Hill
Helen Mysse
Betty Schuyler
Joyce Groth
Martha Bare
Doris McBride
Charmian Baxter
Mary Mosier
Mae McNamara
Dora Mae Cain
Marie Thompson
Lewis Guthrie
A. Roukema
Bethlehem
Arthur Neumann
Mesdames Huntley
Im- Jay and
Moats
Winnie Ruth Judd Escapes Asylum Again
Winnie Ruth Judd eluded Arizona officials and prompted renewed searches in Phoenix after escaping the state hospital for the insane for the second time. Authorities believed they had evidence to narrow the hunt and feared she might seek death rather than return to confinement.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
State Hospital
Professional Directory Listings in Big Timber
JAS G STUBBLEBINE M D physician and surgeon provides office hours 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 p m except weekends by appointment in Big Timber Montana. E D OVERLAND attorney at law operates from County Courthouse Big Timber Montana with contact 210.
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Jas. G. Stubblebine
M. D
Big Timber
Law
Montana
Montana Power Co
Block Big Timber
Masonic
Ruling Outlines Tax Payment Rules for Vehicle Owners
Helena December 5 Attorney General H J Freebourn ruled that motor vehicle owners must pay their poor and poll taxes when applying for a license unless they have other property. If other property exists the poll tax should be collected with other taxes.
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Helena
H. J. Freebourn
Stockgrowers and farmers press GOP on trade policy in Denver
Western stock and farm groups voiced anger at the reciprocal trade agreement during a two day Denver hearing held by five Republican congressmen. They urged changes to tariff writing power, land management, and sugar policy, warning current measures threaten cattle, grazing lands, and beet growers.
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Denver
House
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
F. E. Mollin
American National Livestock Association
Senate
Congress
Mollin
Hull
J. Elmer Brock
Kaycee
Wyo
Brock
William A. Carlson
Greeley
Carlson
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Dallas
Texas
Hutchison
Kan
Springfield
Ill
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Hope
Horton
Argentina
Allen
Fritz Kuhn Is Sentenced To Sing Sing Prison
Fritz Kuhn received a sentence of two and a half to five years in Sing Sing for stealing funds from his pro Nazi German American band. The court also directed action against two loyal followers for alleged perjury in his defense. Kuhn faced counts of larceny and forgery with a possible maximum of 30 years.
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New York
Fritz Kuhn
Sing Sing
Bundsfuehrer
Kuhn
Montana Takes Share
Four boys and two girls, joint winners of the national 4 H club health title, agreed Tuesday night on what time to be a health champion. It is drink milk, eat plenty of fresh vegetables.
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Chicago
Toston Project Half Complete Near Missouri River Dam
Helena December 2 Montana water conservation board reports the Broadwater Missouri diversion dam project near Toston is about half finished. Construction began five months ago and the $900,000 project aims to irrigate farm lands in the Townsend Toston area with completion planned for June 1940.
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Helena
Missouri River
Toston
Montana Water Conservation Board
Townsend-Toston
Livestock groups oppose Argentine trade accord in Montana
Montana beef and wood producers through the Montana Stock Growers Association condemn a reciprocal trade agreement with Argentina and Uruguay. They warn coarse wools would be taxed less, depressing the domestic wool market and possibly displacing American wool through blending with South American coarse wools.
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Helena
Montana Beef and Wood Producers
Argentina
E. A. Phillips
Montana Stock Growers Association
Montana
Washington
Paul Etchepare
Peonae Woolgrowers Association
Uruguay
United States
National Woolgrowers Association
Committee For Reciprocal Information
State Department
Ohio relief crisis sharpens as cities clash with Bricker
In Toledo Governor Bricker and City Manager Schoonmaker spar over who must fund relief amid shortages. Cleveland relief reaches 46 000 with diet shifts while 12 000 single residents lose grocery orders. Toledo reports 2 000 families rely on relatives for food as WPA creates new jobs.
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Toledo
Ohio
John W. Bricker
George N. Schoonmaker
Bricker
Cleveland
WPA
Toledo Blade
Fourteen 4-H health champions named in state awards
Six blue ribbon 4-H health champions were chosen from 19 girls and 15 boys by a doctors committee. Winners include Warren Harding Cales of Sandstone West Virginia and Richard Crane of Rushville Indiana with ages 18 and 17 respectively, plus Carlisle Klein Black River Falls Wisconsin and Leslie Warrant Kasota Minnesota.
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Warren Harding Cales
Sandstone
W. Va
Richard Crane
Rushville
Ind
Carlisle W. Klein
Black River Falls
Wis
Leslie
Hereford cattle win at Fortieth International Livestock Exposition
Andrew Anderson of Encampment Wyoming took the grand championship feeder cattle award with Hereford calves. Multiple awards follow including Hereford carloads, fat steers, group of three steers, and regional grain and hay prizes awarded to Wyoming, Montana and University of Wyoming entrants with several second and third place finishes.
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Chicago
Andrew Anderson
Encampment
Wyo
Henry Pump
Martinsdale
Mont
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Puritan
University of Wyoming
Laramie
U. W. Domino Mischief
Domino R
L. C. Peterson
Victor
R. P. Nelson
Hinsdale
L. E. Peterson
Victor, Mont
Pioneer Ranch Company
Lewistown
Soil Conservation Service
Miles City
Ed. T. Groves
Buffalo
Indiana farmer crowned corn king at International Hay and Grain show
In Chicago on December 4, C. E. Troyer of La Fontaine Indiana won the corn championship for a fourth time at the International Hay and Grain show now part of the livestock exposition. Wheat king title went to Francis Lloyd Rigby, a 21 year old farmer from Wembley Alberta Canada.
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Chicago
North America
Indiana
C. E. Troyer
la Fontaine
William H. Curry
Tipton
Ind
Troyer
Francis Lloyd Rigby
Wembley
Alberta
Canada
National Show crowns multiple state champions in grain and livestock
Rigby defended his title as champions emerged across grain and livestock events. Pennsylvania State College led with grand champion Southdown lamb and a pen of three grand champions, while North Dakota Agricultural College took reserve in three Southdown wethers. Ohio State and others claimed top cattle and corn honors, with notable entries from Indiana, Michigan, Texas, and North Dakota.
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Rigby
Dominion
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Pennsylvania State
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
N. D
Russell Ogden
North Manchester
Ind
D. E. Turner
Timothy
Turner
Rudyard
Mich
Raymond Krieg
Oakley, Ill
Kreig
Jerome Hellmann
Tipton
Floyd Hiner
Lewisville
Ohio State University
John B. McCorkle
University
M. H. Holte
Gardner, N. D
O. A. Haegeness
Holte
Haggeness
Montanaborn speaker places second in national contest
Chicago December 4 Mrs J W Harrer of Bozeman Montana finished second in the national public speaking contest sponsored by the Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation She took firsts in her state and likely earned a prize or recognition in the event continued coverage noted her regional wins and the federation’s program challenges and opportunities for farm women.
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Chicago
J. W. Harrer
Bozeman, Mont
Associated Women of the
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers' Stake in World Peace dominates regional contests
Mrs Clyde Marshall of Bolton Connecticut won first in the national competition on the Farmers' Stake in World Peace topic. Doctor Anderson from Victor Montana placed third in the rye competition.
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Clyde Marshall
Bolton
Conn
Or. Anderson
Victor
Mont
Awards at International Hay and Grain Show Honor Exhibitors
Chicago December awards recognized exhibitors at the International Hay and Grain show. Soft red winter wheat received a prize for notable quality attributed to L. E. Pe and other participants in Monday’s event.
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Chicago
L. E. Peterson
Victor, Mont
Prairie Hay
R. P. Nelson
Hinsdale
Mont
Purcell tops grain contests in Chicago judges
F L Purcell of Fromberg Montana won three grain prizes at the Chicago event taking first in navy field beans and third in great northern beans while also presenting the reserve champion sample. Helen Montforton of Gallatin Gateway Montana earned a second with Hereford steers in the 1150 to 1400 pound class. Snyder Sheep Co of Billings Montana placed second in car loads of lambs under ninety pounds. O Anderson of Victor Montana won first in white winter wheat and L E Peterson of Victor Montana won first in white spring wheat for regions one and six.
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Chicago
F. L. Purcell
Fromberg
Mont
Navy
Great Northern
Helen Montforton
Gallatin Gateway
Snyder Sheep Company
Billings
O. Anderson
Victor, Mont
L. E. Peterson
Victor Mont
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J. D. Herries
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DR. D. Claiborn
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Motor Inn
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Furstenberg’s
Sanitary Beauty Shop
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Sam Cohn
Weady
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Bouse Chevrolet
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