Montana Births in 1950 Reach Highest Number in State History
Montana records show 15 592 babies born to Montana residents in 1950 the highest since 1907. Registrar Lucien Benepe notes 1950 exceeds 1949 by 233 births with a birth rate of 28 8 per 1000. Yellowstone County leads with 286 per 1000. most births occurred in hospitals with physicians present.
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Montana
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
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Montana State Board of Health
Asher
Lucien Benepe
State Board of Health Registrar of Vital Statistics
Digares
Yellowstone County
State Board of ‘Health
North Dakota
South Dakata
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Birth rates by Montana counties in 1950 reveal racial gaps
In 1950 four counties posted birth rates under 0.0 per 1000, Jefferson 15.2, Madison 16.8, Petroleum 185, Sweet Grass 19.6, while ten counties exceeded 30. Roosevelt 86.5, Fondera 362, Big Horn 33.7, Blaine 23.2 lead. Whites averaged 28.6 versus 41.2 for Indians. the sex ratio was 108 male to 100 female. Yellowstone county had the most births at 2022, with 1601 elsewhere. Several counties reported no births last year and mothers sought births in adjacent areas.
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Commie
Jefferson
Madison
Petroleim
Sweet Grass
Courte Hee
Roosevelt
Fondera
Big Horn
Blaine
Yellowstone Soult
Yellowstone County
Yellowstone
Cascade
Silver Bow
Missoula
Golden Valey
Judith Basin
Petroleum
Powder River
Wilcux
Adj
Montana State College Offers Speech Recording Summer Course
Montana State College will host a six week summer course starting June 25 to train workers in recording how pioneers spoke in the northwest. Tav en I. McDavid of Cornell will lead the study with participants from Montana Wyoming and Idaho.
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Soreman—Museus
Northwest
Montanette College
Europe
United States
Canada
Rocky Mountain
Montana State College
Montana
Wyoming
Tdaho
Taven I. McDavid
Division of Modern Languages
Cornell University
Wing
Colorado University
Michigan
Aiolber College
Montana State
Bozeman
State marble champs winners listed in Great Falls meet
Royball, 21, Billings marble champ placed fourth in the state marble championship held in Great Falls on Saturday. George Martin, 10, Anaconda, was the first place sharpshooter. Nine Montana contestants competed in the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored event.
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Billings
Great Falls
George Martin
Montana
Weekly Herail Subscription Offers Logical Future Updates
A misspelled note promises weekly updates from the Herail publication. It touts keeping readers informed on logiclnt aflocting the fut ure Werke. The text resembles an early warning or promotional fragment with unclear terminology.
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