Segregation Urged to curb feeble minded births in Montana
Dr. Howard Griffin cites 107 inmates from 57 Montana families at Boulder, urging early segregation and feminine care during child bearing. He notes 500 inmates, a 1,000 acre farm, and economic gains along with three inmate groups, while warning of crime and dependency outside the institution. Montana leads in efforts, with a one million dollar plant and ongoing calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Boulder
Howard Griffin
King’s Palace
United States
Griffin
Union
Surviving Semitic Peoples Named Arabs and Jews
An archival note states that the Arabians and the Jews are the only surviving Semitic peoples, highlighting a linguistic and ethnic grouping from historical discourse.
Horse Encephalomyelitis Decline Reported Across State
Federal study notes fewer sleeping sickness cases in Montana and nationwide decline in equine encephalomyelitis. Research explains filtrable virus nature, species susceptibility, and historic naming shifts from cerebro-spinal meningitis to the specific disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
W. J. Butler
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Meyer
California
L. T. Giltner
M. S. Shahan
Bureau of Animal Husbands
NYA Calls for New Enrollees in Girls Training Centers
State Youth Administrator J. B. Love announces six month programs at Lewistown and Red Lodge centers offering intensive home arts training. Courses led by college trained home economists prepare participants for first class home management. The Red Lodge center shows graduates in sewing and beauty culture with officials inspecting clothing displays.
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NYA
Lewistown
Red Lodge
J. B. Love
NYA Center
Rulph A. Brandt
Red Lodge Center
Western Virus Spread Timeline Across States
The passage traces the propagation of a disease labeled as the western virus from California in 1930 to Kentucky by 1938, noting its progressive eastward spread through southern states and beyond. The summary focuses on chronology and geographic reach without graphic detail.
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Board
California
Kentucky
Veteran Officers In State Guard Form 163rd Infantry
The Montana Second Infantry became the 163rd Infantry when mustered into federal service on March 26 1917. Veterans who served along the Mexican border and in World War I shaped the unit’s efficiency as it transitioned from border duty to national service and later joined the 41st division in France.
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Old Second Montana
Southwest
163Rd Infantry
Montana National Guard
Montana
163D Infantry
Montana Infantry
America
Lou Bertzke
Glasgow
Carl Hammerness
Roy B. Arnold
Helena
John W. Mahan
Co. F. Jump
Fred Holmdahl
Bozeman
Service Company
Fred Lange
United States
E. M. Birley
Montana Cavalry
E. H. Williams
Poe Border
Charles Sherian
163D
Camp Greene
North Carolina
Jesse B Roote
Butte
Long Island
Camp Mills
Camp Merrit
N. J
Liverpool
England
Waterland
Germany
France
41St
Montana Rodeo Season Opens With Ennis Show
Montana's summer rodeo circuit heats up with the ninth annual Ennis event and a slate of fairs across Miles City Missoula Red Lodge Lewistown Glendive Livingston Augusta Butte Wolf Point Great Falls Billings Crow Agency. Dates span June to September with top riders and prize money noted. Local celebrations include Legion sponsorships and frontier-pageants.
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Montana
Ennis
Dillon Hardin
Miles City
Custer Post No
American Legion
Missoula
United States Army
Fourth Infantry
Red Lodge
Midland Empire
Turk
Gil Greenough
Dave Shipp
Hansen
Eddie Shultz
Alice Greenough
Lewistown
Rodeo Association of America
George" Ives
Plummer
Glendive
Eastern Montana Rodeo Association
R. H. Foss
Livingston
Cody
Leo Cremier
Augusta
Augusta Post
The
W. J. McManus
Butte
Wolf Point
Bruce Randall
McCleod
Great Falls
Cremer
Billings
States Retail Sales Rise in May Montana Report
Independent Montana retailers posted a 15.9 percent year over year gain in May with total net sales of 3 344 410 and a 6.7 percent rise from April. Billings led city gains at 46.4 percent followed by Lewistown 40.6 percent. Hardware stores up 37.1 percent and auto dealers up 32.3 percent.
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Montana
William L. Austin
Bureau of the Census
Lewistown
Anaconda
Billings
Bozeman
Montana Tourists Praised In Oregonian Feature
A Portland party journeys through Montana praising notables like Missoula Livingston Billings and the Red Lodge Cooke City road. The Oregonian photo essay highlights Yellowstone entrances Gardiner and other sights with favorable notes on campuses, industry and scenic routes.
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Montana
Portland
Ore
Portland Sunday
Oregonian
Red Lodge
Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Missoula
Cooke City Road
Yellowstone Park
Virginia City
Spokane
Wash
Wallace
Idaho
Butte
West Yellowstone
Bozeman
Livingston
Billings
Cooke City
Yellowstone
Helena
Parent Falls
Montana State University
Rowena
Columbia River
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State Institution AT
Moscow
Leningrad
Mayhi Company
Great Falls, Montana
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Argentina
Russia
Venezuela
Atlantic Sea
Whey
Teld
Charles M. Russell
Atpgeld
United Stat
Montana Newspaper Association
Adj
Mahan
Crow Agency
Census Bureau
Butte Mont
Leggat Hotel
Otel Great Falls
Ainbow
Oregon
Treasure State
Anaconda Sales Company
Anaconda, Mont
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