State Bureau Aims to Protect Dependent Children
The Montana Bureau of Child Protection frames child saving as a core duty, focusing on individual cases with a social plan beyond relief. It notes 3278 children under jurisdiction in two years, rehab of families, and prevention of delinquency as vital tasks while addressing neglect, malnutrition, disability, and domestic troubles nationwide.
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Bureau of Child Protection
Commonwealth
California
Boulder
Trailers freely cross states as travel boom grows
Conoco official says trailers are motor car accessories not homes and are freely allowed across most states with reciprocal permits. About 300,000 trailers exist in the U S with 1936 production near 30,000 units. Georgia imposes a nonresident crossing fee. most states offer visitor permits. few limit permits to 30 60 or 90 days.
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United States
Joe H. Thompson
Conoco Travel Bureau
Ational
Denver
Georgia
Thompson
Europe
Butte Rotary delegate to Nice convention in June
Dr. A. W. Morse was chosen to represent the Butte Rotary club at the international convention in Nice, France, June 6 to 11. The report lists other Montana items from across cities including Phillipsburg, Miles City, Bozeman, and Shelby with local elections, fires, and community notes.
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A. W. Morse
Butte Rotary Club
Organization
Nice
France
Philipsburg
Clarence A. Corry
Princeton
Rare calf birth puzzles Montana State herd experts
A Hereford cow at Montana State College produced a rare double conception, yielding an unborn fetus and a first calf born March 13. The cow died after inability to nurse, a second calf was aborted and the first calf survived with hand feeding. Dr. Chittenden notes such biological rarities are rare but documented.
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Montana State College
Chittenden
License Fees Rise for Drivers After Jan 1
The price of automobile drivers licenses increases to 75 cents for all applicants starting January 1. The change, enacted by the recent legislature, ends the 25 cent family license for those who drive the family car. State Highway Patrol estimates the hike will add about $100,000 yearly to patrol income.
Tularemia Case Reported in Deer Lodge Area
In the weekly health report Dr. B K Kilbourne notes a tularemia case in Deer Lodge, transmitted from rabbits by insect bite. Spotted fever is reported in Dillon, plus 57 new mumps cases, and other illnesses include tuberculosis smallpox scarlet fever whooping cough chickenpox cancer and pneumonia.
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State Board of Health
Deer Lodse
Dillon
Desperado Farmer Peel Remembered in Helena Photo Project
A 70 year old tale of Langford Peel, shot dead in Helena by John Bull, is revived as L H Jorud photographs Peel’s wooden grave headboard. The marker recalls peel’s brutal Montana and Nevada frontier exploits and a dramatic Virginia City duel with Eldorado Johnny.
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Jorud
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John Curtin
California
Peel
Langford
Warren Street
Benton Avenue
Wilbur Sanders Jr
State Historical Library
Langford Peel
Liverpool
Utah
Montana
N. P. Langford
Bull
Denver
Virginia City
Nev
Bancroft
Nevada
Eldorado Johnny
Mark Twain
C Street
Johnny
Two New Faculty Members at MSC
Montana State college announces two new instructors for the fall term. Edith Allport of Billings, 1935 state college alumnus, will teach design and painting in the art department, after study in France on a Parsons scholarship. Theodore Hedrick of Polson, a 1935 honor graduate, will lead the dairy industry department while pursuing a master’s degree.
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Polson
Montana State College
Alfred Atkinson
Edith Allport
Billings
State College
Frank Alvah Parsons
France
Straw Treatment May Boost Value of Winter Feed
Dr. B L Johnson of Montana State College reports a chemical spray treatment for wheat straw that reduces crude fiber and raises sugars, improving nutrition and potentially cutting winter feed costs. The process uses a spray with acid and costs about $1 per treated ton, requiring only a sprayer and drying before feeding.
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B. L. Johnson
Montana State College
Montana
American Chemical Society
Johnson
United States Imports 255 Million Tons of Gas from China in 1935
The 1935 trade data show the United States importing over 255 million tons of gas that was dried and frozen from China. This sizable shipment reflects extensive energy trade between the two nations during the mid 1930s.
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United States
China
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