Weary House Adjourns To Jan 20 Amid Liberal Labor Pact Debates
The British House of Commons adjourned to January 20 in an atmosphere of doubt. The Liberal and Labor pact remains central to the political scene as debates focus on a trade disputes bill that could nullify Baldwin era industrial legislation. The session also considers electoral reform and an alternative voting system, with Liberal support divided.
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Commons
Chadds
Libera
Syme
MacDonald
Labor
John Simon
London
House of
Miss Schnurr Defends Reclamation Board
Miss Mae A. Schnurr, assistant to Dr. Elwood Mead, defended federal reclamation policy at the 18th Washington Irrigation Institute. She argued that eastern critics err in saying only the west benefits, noting 214 towns depend on projects and that reclamation spurs taxable property and factory growth without burdening taxpayers with interest costs.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Mae A. Schnurr
Elwood Mead
Washington Irrigation Institute
Roosevelt
Honor Roll Of Rural Schools PERFECT ATTENDANCE OCT 1930
A long list of rural schools and students with perfect attendance for October 1930. Names include Tronrud family entries, Basin, Howie, White Beaver, Marioness, Kent, Otter Creek, Deer Creek, Duck Creek, Dery Creek, East Boulder, Medley, Loashy, Rapstad, Sour Dough, Lucky Center, Wild Rose, Kent Lake M FB Pauli, Wheeler Butte, Stockade, Upper S Creek, Mountain View, Koob Wit, Swamp Creek, Hamilton Greek, Sunnyside, Cox Creek, Peaceful Valley, Dutton, Upper Coulee, Carney, Mendenhall, Bridge, Glasston, Heoadly, Pine Hills, and others among numerous districts.
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Tronrud
Gladys Breck
Ruth Tronrud
Victor Tronrud
Basin—Ina Wall
Billy Briner
Sydney Brannin
Margaret Brannin
Melville
Miriam Rouse
Billy Donald
Arthur Greasman
Clifford Reynolds
Bernhard Stone
Howie
Willa Pope
Marian Nicholson
Beulah Stene
Ruth Stene
White Beaver
Alma Wisery
Joseph Bare
Marvin Humphrey
Loyd Sibbil
Meta Kellogg
Mildred Mattson
Bessie Sharpe
Elizabeth Sharpe
Mary Utermohle
Deer Creek
Marguerite Overland
Edward Duffey
Clarence Elven
Kenneth Elgen
Oscar Elgen
John Duffey
Ruth Cosgriff
Barbara Duffey
Martha Duffey
Charlotte Esp
Duck Creek
Katherine Ballant
Bobby Jarrett
Buddy Jarrett
Betty Jarrett
Crystal Springs
Christine Green
Edward Hanson
Marie Hanson
Dery Creek
Catherine Frahm
Oscar Olson
Donald Jones
Robert Bourne
Ida Bourne
Ruby Olson
Ruby Cubbison
Harmon Jones
Harold Tiaaland
Herbert Tinaland
Violet Bourne
Sophia Egeland
Eveline Olson
Talmar Olson
Dufey
C. E. Fanning
Arthur Duffey
Frank Duffey
James Fan
Donald Lamb
Lena Lamb
East Boulder
Ruth Lanagan
Georgia Baker
Ruth Baker
Alberta Hoyseth
Doris Webb
Burton Robinson
Paul Westervelt
June Westervelt
Lola Westervelt
Stockade
Thelma Beeman
Bobby Bavee
Doris Bavee
Dorothy Haussermann
Upper S. Creek
Frances Stranusky
Mountain View
Margaret Hannah
Vincent Hannah
Albert Stoessel
George Stoessel
Gertrude Neumeyer
Marian
Dutton
Helen Schmidihofer
Betty Faller
Homer McGomb
Alice Myers
Francis Myers
Upper Coulee
Alice Watt
Leslie Haas
Johnny Hanson
Russel Yates
Alice Haas
Catherine Hanson
Edith Hanson
Tilly Schiltz
Mary Alice Yates
Briles
Evelyn Kent
Ruth Wagner
Clara Wagner
Carney
Sitne Holm
Douglas McIntyre
Rush Templeton
Jack Yardley
Jean Yardley
Mendenhall
L. Lee Kinder
Harold Beckman
Wallace Beckman
Donald Wood
Howard Wood
Euniee Beckman
Racona Beckman
Gladys Wood
Bridge
Alice Nystrand
Kenneth Riveland
Glasston
Jessie Lester
Violet Bowman
Mabel Butler
Betty Clark
Eleanor Clark
Mary Jane Clark
Ellen Fincher
Blanche Jones
Betty Jean Olin
David Lester
Leon Olin
Gordon Osen
Ommund Osen
Gridiron Club Dinner Satirizes Hoovers Era
At the annual Gridiron Club dinner in Washington newspaper men mocked President Hoover and political figures through caricature. Guests included Charles Groves of the Boston Globe and Senator Fess, with parodies on Prohibition, democracy, and national committees amid a night of political farce and stage satire.
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Gridiron Club
Hoover
Charles §. Groves
Boston Globe
Fess
Repubican National Committee
Waterlon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Dr. Cignersham
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Anti-Saloon League
Miss Prosperity
Congress
Prosperity
Charles Michaelson
King Bunko
Notable International Delegates Welcome Club’s New Member
Latin American Germany Russia China and the United States thank Representative Hamilton Fish for his services to the cause in a ceremony. Former President Coolidge is humorously noted for adding three words to his column worth four hundred dollars. Mark Foote, Washington correspondent, is revealed as the columnist. he is welcomed as a new member. das G Hayden of the Detroit News elected president. Walter S Baet of the Cleveland Plain Dealer as vice president. Y Mardy Conninghan named secretary. J Fred Essary of the Baltimore Sun as treasurer.
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Germany
Russia
China
United States
Hamilton Fish
Congressional Committee
Coolidge
Mark Foote
Washington
Grand Uanids Press
Michigan
Das G. Hayden
Detroit
News
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Y. Mardy Conninghan
J. Fred Essary
Baltimore Sun
Creasurer
Fish Commission Restocks Montana Waters With Tens of Millions
The Montana fish and game department reports 1929 1930 restocking totals a combined 72 953 934 game fish plus 2 022 100 native cutthroat and 168 000 rainbow fry held for 1931 release. Since 1924 seven year total reaches 380 754 777 fingerlings with 708 fish planted per Montana resident. Funds are critically low threatening continued restocking efforts.
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Helena
Montana State Fish and Game Department
Montana
Montang
Big Timber Notices on Bond Redemption and Court Sittings
City of Big Timber sets 30 day window to redeem 6 percent Water Works Refund ing City Bonds issued 1919 with payment at Chase National Bank New York. Bondholders must present by January 19 1930 to stop interest. Also lists Montana judicial district court dates for 1931, nat uralization petitions, and annual stockholders meetings for Citizens State Bank and Commercial Bank & Trust Co with meetings in Big Timber January 13 1931 and January 13 1931 respectively.
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Big Timber
Montana
Chase National Bank
New York City
Nelle O. Lamb
Notice of Special Election Registration for Big Timber
Notice announces a January 5 1931 special election to register resident freeholders of Big Timber for Shoshone Consolidated Oil Co gas franchise. Registration runs December 28 29 1930 and January 3 1931 at Bailey Lamb jewelry store for residents on the 1930 county tax roll, with hours listed.
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Herchy
Big Timber
Shoshone Consolidated Oil Company
Bailey & Lamb
Mcleod Street
Second
Third Avenues
M. Be, Bailey
Tally Dee
Notice of Registration of Resident Freeholders Special Election
The Montana Power Company seeks a gas franchise registration of resident freeholders for a January 7 1931 special election in Big Timber Mont. Voters registered at Bailey Lamb jewelry store December 29 30 1930 between 9 pm 12 am 2 8 7 pm and January 5 1931 for corrections registration closes December 3 1930.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Citizens Bank Big Timber MT
Stockholders of Citizens Bank and Trust Co meet at the bank office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 13 1931 at 7 PM to elect directors and handle other business. Alva F Lamb cashier announces. Also annual meeting of Big Timber Building and Loan Association at Citizens Bank and Trust Co on Monday January 19 1931 at 7 PM to elect trustees and transact other proper business. W A Conwell secretary.
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Citizens State Bank
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Frang
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Alva L. Lamb
State Farms Co
See-Treas
Citizens Bank & Trwt Co
Sweet Grass
Alva Ff
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
W. A. Conwell
Public Hearing Planned on County Budget Increase in Sweet Grass MT
The Board of County Commissioners of Sweet Grass County Montana will hold a public hearing at the courthouse in Big Timber on Tuesday January 6 1931 at 10 PM. The hearing concerns a December 1930 resolution to increase the county treasurer budget by 450 dollars due to a public emergency. Taxpayers may speak for or against the change.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Court House
Big Timber
G. A. Loasby
W. A. Conwell
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