Love Laughs Law Lonesome Wedding At Bozeman
Dorothy Chiappone twenty one and Oren McCullum twenty eight were married by a justice of the peace in Bozeman after authorities were asked to check the bride for intentions. Undersheriff Isbell confirmed the girl was of age and knew her mind despite the mother’s telegram. The couple had reportedly met at a nearby dude ranch three years prior, according to Hubert Dennis the former Montana lightweight champion.
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Justice of the Peace
Bozeman
Dorothy Chiappone
Pretty Niagra Falls
N. Y
Oren A. McCullum
Husky National Forest Lookout
Dorothy
Oren
C. H. Isbell
Gasoline Tax Refunds Rise in November
The gasoline tax division of the state board of equalization issued November refunds totaling 92,878, up from 72,629 a year earlier. Refunds cover the 5 cent per gallon tax to farmers and others not using the road fuel. The drawback fund stood at 383,753 at month end after November collections.
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State Board of Equalization
Missoula Po lice School Likely Aided by Hoover
Missoula appears to gain a federal police school with J Edgar Hoover’s assurance. Police Chief Harry Smith cites plans for a February start with a G man from Washington as chief instructor. Classes would teach modern crime detection and investigation methods.
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Missoula
J. Edgar Hoover
G-man
Harry Smith
Butte
Smith
Billings
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Montana brief round up of local notices and events
A Montana news digest reports the Jordan bank dissolution and liquidation order, a December luncheon in Lewistown with US Chamber official William Hammond, new rifle club officers in Malta, and health quarantine actions in Kalispell. It notes missing Butte boy Harold Johnson, 15,000 lumber jobs in Missoula, and Roundup rifle club season start. Also Roundup juries find two not guilty verdicts, shelter plans for pheasants, a choking pin removed from a child in Baker, and multiple civic notices across Kalispell Bozeman and Miles City.
Governors Conference on Oil States Plan
Governor Ayers invited by Oklahoma governor to attend an upcoming governors conference. The aim is to devise a plan to prevent oil overproduction, reduce waste and stabilize prices. The gathering will discuss coordinated policies among oil producing states to manage supply and pricing.
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Ayers
Oklahoma
Pheasants Thrive at Montana State Game Farm
At Warm Springs the state game farm showcases brilliant pheasants from Asia and Tibet with drab hens. the facility propagates 10 000 to 15 000 birds yearly for release to Montana sportsmen. The farm relies on license and fine revenue, not state funds, to cover all expenses.
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State Game Farm
Warm Springs
State Game Department
Joe F. Hendricks
Montana
Hendricks
Asia
China
Tibet
California Valley
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen’s Clab
Butte
Anaconda Anglers Club
Billings
Earl LeBeuff
And She Made It
Mary Slayton of Ryegate wears the costume entered in the National 4 H Club congress at Chicago during the International Live stock exposition November 27 to December 4. Other Montana entries include Ada Jarrett of Roundup wool dress and coat and Lucille LaBarre of Forsyth cotton school dress. Jarrett won first at the Pacific International in Portland. LaBarre placed second at the coast show.
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Mary Slayton
Ryegate
Chicago
Montana
Ada Jarrett
Roundup
Lucille LaBarre
Forsyth
Miss Jarrett
Portland
Miss LaBarre
Tom Allen Resigns as Publicity Chief
Tom Allen resigns as publicity director for Montanans Inc to return to newspaper work in New York City. He previously wrote a hunting and fishing column for the Oregon Journal and contributed to Collier's Weekly and national sport magazines. He holds fly casting titles on both coasts and finished runner up nationally in 1934.
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New York City
Tom Allen
Montanans, Inc
William G. Ferguson
Mr. Allen
Oregon Journal
Portland
Ore
The
New York Sun
Collier’s Weekly
Montana
Allen
Security Aid Law Clarified by Montana Attorney General Opinion
Attorney General Freebourn issues an opinion clarifying when Silver Bow County and other Montana counties can receive state aid from public welfare funds. The opinion states aid may be granted before all poor fund accounts are depleted, but only after specific accounts such as old age assistance and aid to dependent children are exhausted and no transfers are possible. It also defines what counts as general relief and outlines limits on using grants for medical care, hospital care, or burial expenses. An emergency exists when all accounts are exhausted and no surplus funds remain for transfers.
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H. J. Freebourn
I. M. Brandford
Silver Bow
Montana
Galen
Borax Supply From Chile Height Halves World Share
The note claims Jake Ascotan in Chile at 15000 feet altitude yields half the world borax. Classified advertisements follow.
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Jake Ascotan
Chile
Assessors to Convene in Helena on Taxation Issues
State board of equalization members said county assessors will meet in Helena January 20 and 21 to discuss statewide taxation problems. Topics include uniform livestock assessments for 1938, land classification for taxation, and applications of the new state motor vehicle tax law.
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Fielena
State Board of Equalization
London’s yearly refuse would cover 33 acres nine feet deep
A British study estimates that the annual household waste of London would fill 33 acres to a depth of nine feet, illustrating the vast scale of urban discards and the implications for sanitation and land use.
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London
England
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Ole oLob
Jordan
First State Bank of
Lewistown
William Hammond
Minneapolis
Northwest Division
United States Chamber of Commerce
Central Montana Chamber of Commerce
Malta
Peter Hoagland
Rifle Club
D. C. Kaufman
Boyd Myhr
F. W. Skibby
Kalispeli
Columbia Falls
J. Arthur Lamb
West Side
Harold Johnson
Division of Forest Products
Northern
Rocky Mountain
Rifle and Pistol Club
Evans
O. M. Stenerson
Emmett Wilson
Melstone
Here
Ella M. Adams
Kalispell
Flathead Sportsmen's Association
BAKER
C. FP. Hogeboom
Darlene Christianson
May Christianson
Jack Cox
Gouldcreek
Henman Ranch
Henmans
Ray Baker
Betty
Arkwright Beach
Fairfield
Donald
Musselshell
Montana Horticultural Society
Mausey
Big Fork
Fred Fehrenkamp
Stevensville
M. A. Sizer
Hamilton
John Pomaja- Vich
George L. Knight
Emmet Nelson
Arthur Mills
Musselshell County
E. T. Scoyen
Glacier National Park
Carl Nyberg
Washington
Glacier Park Highway
Belton Bridge
Avalanche Creek
Scoyen
Roy
Dave Potter
Valentine
Winnett
Potter
Montana State College
J. A. Nelson
E. L. Reichert
University of Nebraska
S. J. Pearce
Ogden
Utah
Miles City
Southeastern
Montana County Association
State Highway Commission
van Norman
Montana Highway
Fort Peck
Fort Peck Dam
Globe
Great Falls, Montana
Montana Institution
State Farm
State
Lake County
Flathead
Freebourn
Silver Bow County
Helena
Confab
Western Air Express
Great Falls
Los Angeles
Hollywood Beaches
Spokane
Abmererrenis
Seattle
Idaho “Falls
San Francisco
Las Negas
Korwin
Pocatello
Denver
Oss
New York
Ome
Boulder Dam
San Diego
White King
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