Pioneers Notes Scene Shifts From 1911 to 1942
A digest of Pioneer files shows residents moving homes on the Boulder and Fourth Avenue, new hires like Stella Prevost a pharmacist in Montana, river and bridge events at Grey Cliff, school trustee meetings, fish car releases, and community notes from Reed Point and Grey Cliff. The 1933 and 1942 clippings record travels to Madison Wisconsin, St Olaf graduation trips, and local civic activities, with continued updates on families, bee keeping, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
A. F. Rice
Butte
O'Leary
Lolita Harrison
Grey Cliff
W. T. Prather
Citizens State Bank
Northern
County High School
Sheriff Fallang
Swamp ‘Creek
Dell Whitney
Deer Creek
J. R. Trower
Bozeman
Betty
State College
Alex Watson
Billy
North Coast Limited
New York City
California
Keith
Banffshire
Scotland
Sweet Grass County
T. K. Lee
T. V. Overhuls
Mercantile Life of
J. E. Egerman
Minnesota
Minneapolis
J. D. Herries
Anderson Blames Unions For Senate Loss
U S Senate candidate LeRoy Anderson accuses labor bosses of rigging the Montana Democratic primary slate. He alleges union bosses influenced votes and claims wrongdoing in the Western Montana slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Mine-Mill
Jim Amber
Afl-Cio
Leonard Renfield
Farmers Union
Montana
Washington
United States Senate
LeRoy Anderson
Anderson
Ernie -Sal
Junior Farmers 4-H Club Hosts June Cooking Meeting
The Junior Farmers 4-H Club girls held a cooking meeting June 14 at Kent school. They baked cookies and the mothers praised them. The next cooking meeting is set for July 29 at 2 o'clock. Carol McClurg, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent School
Junior Farmers 4H Club
Carol McClurg
Tuberculosis Death Rate Leads Northwest In Montana
Health For All Helena notes Montana records 1958 TB deaths totaling 45 and a death rate of 6.7 per 100 000, the highest among the seven Northwestern states for the third straight year. John H Casebolt Montana Tuberculosis Assn executive director cites public health service figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Northwest
Public Health Service
Northwestern
John H. Casebolt
Montana Tuberculosis Assn
PHS
Treasure State
North Dakota
Montana Passes Stand to Lower TB Rates in 1958
Casebolt notes Montana's tuberculosis rate drops below several Northwestern states, though remains a key communicable disease. 1958 figures show Montana at 21.9 per 100 000 with 148 new cases, while Washington and Wyoming exceed 29 and 30 respectively. Nonwhite females and males show the highest 1957 58 TB rates, far above white counterparts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Casebolt
Montana
Washington
South Dakota
Oregon
Wyoming
North Dakota
PHS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justing
Pioneers
Ernest R. Patterson
Boulder
Fourth Avenue
Stella Prevost
St. Paul
Miss Prevost
W.D. Richards & Co
A. M. Grosfield
A. A. Holbeck
Gertrude
Edwin Gresfield
Rapelje
Northfield
Minn
St. Olaf College
Lillian Gresfield
Mary Deegan
Emmet Deegan
Arcade
Jean Nicholson
Chas. C. Nicholson
Tuscon, Ariz
Reed Point
Owen Mac Keith
David
Douglas Dean
Milo
Francis Collins
Joseph Sharrar
Louis
Edna Mae Schuyler
Harry Hawks
Billy Schuyler
Ada
Junior Schmitt
Reed Point Community Club
Pioneer Files
Arthur Berg
Colorado
Raymond West
Livingston
Raymond Ryan
University
Missoula
Kodiak
Alaska
Raymond
Robert Ryan
Bjarne Stone
Stillwater County
Margaret Jo Webb
Mary Jane Deegan
Charles Grady
Jimmy
Tommy Fuher
Eliza Thomason
Gerald Stedman
Dave Johnson
D. D. Johnson
Melville
Fairbank
Shattuck
W. J. Hannah
D. J.walvoord
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Orvin B. Flare
Long Beach
Calif
Camp Davis
N. C
Lowell Galbreth
Yakima
Wash
Lowell
John W. Goosey
S&h
America
Ee Montana
Sports
Teenee Eee Company
Tares
Century Club
Kentucky
York
Eka ‘Anh
Mikey
LeRoy
Junior Farmers
CLUB
Ary Grant
Tony Curtis
Eastman
Golor
Non O'Brien
Dina Merrill
Gene Evans
Arthur O'Conne
Nbc-Tv
Pat Boone
Pikes Peak
United States ‘Automobile Club
Angeles
VY Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Spem Rs
Mcleod
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