Constitution governs Montana line of succession in 1936
In a filing rush June 6 Arthur Jamey of Havre seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and J W Speer of Great Falls seeks the Republican nomination. The court holds the Montana constitution remains in force and no lieutenant governor can be elected until the 1936 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jamey
Havre
J. W. Speer
Great Falls
Cooney
John E. Erickson
Montana
Erickson
Brannin and MacFarlane Face Likely Final Roundup in County Race
The Pioneer argues Ed Brannin seeks a seventh sheriff bid with Ed Bartels in office and John N. MacFarlane resumes a county attorney bid. It notes Brannin’s past losses and MacFarlane’s role in a shaker campaign, predicting both veterans head toward a final roundup in Sweet Grass county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brannin
John N. MacFarlane
Mr. MacFarlane
MacFarlane
Brannin
Sweet Grass County
Ed Bartels
Tunney
Dempsey
Max Baer
Carnera
Bartels
Alabama
Tom Heflin
Montana
E. O. Overland
Stiiker
Fred J. Ellison
That's the code bunk in Montana NRA pricing debate
The Pioneer argues no NRA code applies to advertising and outlines which printing items are price controlled. It notes state and local government printing prices are set by law and bids for state printing have varied widely among Montana papers.
Willis of Great Falls Named U S Marshal for Montana
State Senator Sid A. Willis of Great Falls was nominated by President Roosevelt to be United States marshal for Montana. Willis, a longtime Democratic leader and former Valley county sheriff, will assume office about July 1, succeeding Rolla Duncan. He has deep ties to the Montana west and the Miles City Mint and Camel milieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Sid A. Willis
Great Falls
Monna
United States Marshal’s Office
Montana
Near-N
Miles City
Charlie Russell
Mint
Willis
Rolla Duncan
Billings
Valley County
State House of
State Senate
Arkansas
Grover Cleveland
Wheeler and Erickson
Duncan
Contradictory Job Prices Cited As Code Standard
A note notes three price points for a single job of identical size and material. It asserts the phrase that's the code indicates high, intermediate, and low prices, likening them to the power of an automobile. This reflects a pricing scheme with built in variance.
William A Clark Jr dies during Montana visit
William A Clark Jr 57 the second son of former senator William A Clark died of heart trouble at the Clark summer home Salmon Bar 45 miles north of Missoula He arrived from California for a summer outing and died suddenly Judge Sidney Lanner was present W A Clark Jr had been active in Montana business and founded the Clark scholarship his body to be sent to Los Angeles for funeral services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
William Andrew Clark, Jr
United States
William A. Clark
Clark
Salmon Bar
California
Mr. Clark
Deer Lodge
New York
University of Virginia
Elm Orlu Mining Company
Timber Butte Milling Company
Alice McManus
ITI
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra
California Club
Johanathan Club
W. A. Clark
Montana
State University
Butte
Promises Jobs for All in Not Far Off Time
Berkeley June 18 Dr. Edwin B. Wilson Harvard professor foresees universal employment soon and says depressions pass in cycles. He notes economic lows last four to six years and that science cannot perform miracles as crises unfold despite research in social and physical sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Edwin B. Wilson
Harvard University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Wilson
Firestone Tires Prove Endurance at 1934 Indianapolis 500
The 1934 Indianapolis 500 saw Firestone tires set records for speed 104.865 mph endurance mileage and fuel efficiency. 33 drivers chose Firestone, underscoring durability safety and potential future gains in automotive design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crick
Firestone
Indianapolis
S. Oie
Oie Motor Co
Oie
Firestones
Mr. Die
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Dusting Off The Old Ones at County Fair Ends in Splendor
The county fair closed Saturday night as the biggest and best in the city. Minnie Lavold won the relay by 8144 seconds with Maggie Harper and Julia Harper following. Other items note school opening, residents traveling, cattle sale, a winter visit, new parent, and broncho riding results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lavold
Maggie Harper
Julia Harper
County High School
Spencer Jarrett
Canon City
Colo
R. S. Jarrett
John Fraser
Billings
Anna DeSart
Dickinson
N. D
T. G. Born
A. L. Guthrie
Reed Point
W. J. Haynes
Helena
Pioneer file notes and local happenings in Big Timber
Republican filings for the August 14 primary list Inga Solberg, Mrs. Alice Webster, and others. wool sale at 33 1 3 cents per pound for 75 000 pounds. Big Timber’s first ball game 22 to 4 over Springdale. Dema Baum and Harry Schmitt wed by Rev. Nutting. Montana population 750 000. NP to build 35 mile branch to Gibson in 1916. Mrs. C D Paulson back from Alberta. Miss Emma Cook and Anne Levert arrive for summer. Dr. D Claiborn says no Republicans left. Oil prospecting at McLeod bridge begins. Emery Jones and Isabelle Lee wed at Livingston. Big Timber rains via prayed-for showers. Mrs Elmer Sanderson visiting Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Solberg
Alice Webster
G. B. Long
O. A. Fallang
A. H. Arneson
J. E. Cameron
H. C. Pound
Co. D. Paulson
J. M. Hiner
J. B. Selters
J. A. Lowry
Gibson
C. D. Paulson
Owen
Alberta
Canada
Emma Cook
Phil Cook
Anne Levert
Chicago
D. Claiborn
Democratic County Central Committee
St. Louis
McLeod Bridge
Emery C. Jones
Isabelle Lee
Anna Lee
Livingston
Big Timber
Elmer Sanderson
Miles City
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Big Timber Pioneer
Jerome Williams
Bigber
Franklin
NRA
Congress
State Board
Montana Record-Herald
Helena Independent
State Publishing Co
Missoulian Publishing Co
Great Falls Tribune
Billings Gazette
Pioneer
State Insurance Department of
State Highway Commission
Willis OF
William Andrews Clark, Jr
J. P. Clark
A. G. Yule
Hayre
P. J. Magelssen
Don Auwarter
Otter Creek
James Husband
Melville
S. G. Webster
Emma
Minnesota
John Lord
East
Boulder
Big Timber Public Schools
Paul L. van Cleve, Jr
Charles Bennett
Tom Kent
Grey Cliff
C. E. Colvin
Sweet Grass County Creamery
C. V. Mosier
Boulder Road
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!