New Montana fishing licenses prepared by state warden
State Game Warden James A. Weaver announced new fishing licenses will go on sale May 1 through about 420 Montana dealers and 15 out of state vendors. Open sea fishing and most inland waters begin May 21 while river anglers must have licenses by month end. Non-resident licenses cost 2.50 for 10 days and 5 for the season, up from 1.50 and 3.50, due to last legislative action.
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James A. Weaver
Jandjo
Montana
Pardon Board to Hear Governor’s Commutation Action
The state pardon board will hold a hearing May 5 on Governor Ayers’s commutation of Theodore Chronopolous’s life sentence for murder. Chronopolous has served 17 years. the warden notes poor health and hospital confinement if kept jailed. Governor Ayers cites friends securing work for Chronopolous in Wyoming and plans to return to Greece.
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State Pardon Board
Roy E. Ayers
Theodore Chronopoulous
H.J. Freebourn
Sam W. Mitchell
John J. Holmes
Chronopolous
Theodore R. Bergstrom
Ayers
Wyoming
Greece
Local notices highlight weddings and community events
Agawam residents report two weddings in the area. Miss Loraine Breding wed Mr Alzheimer of Collins in Chateau. Mr Ernest Weist and Miss Conk of Brady married at the bride’s home. Guests from Brady attend a charivari and party. H D club showered Mrs Torgenson of Pendroy, and Easter visits and travel among Agawam families are noted.
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Miss Conk
Brady
Agawam
H. D. Club
G. N. Torgenson
Pendroy
Otto Schaefer
Gus Nelson
Andrew Robinson
Safety Drive Begun By Highway Patrol
The state highway patrol has begun its spring safety campaign with the slogan If you wish to be alive tomorrow be careful today Supervisor Lou Boedecker announced. The effort aims to reach drivers before tourist crowds unfold with safety messages on cards and talks in schools civic groups and through newspapers and radio.
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State Highway Patrol
Lou Boedecker
Liquor Board Declares $100,000 Dividend and Parcel of Funds
The liquor control board announced a $100,000 profit dividend, bringing this year’s state funds from liquor operations to $350,000. Additional transfers totaled $39,?69 to the treasury and retirement fund. The board also approved a three year insurance bond contract totaling $9,473 with Seaboard Surety.
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Liquor Control Board
L. M. A. Wasa
State Treasury
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Liquor Board
Seaboard Surety Company
Safety First State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon Office Upgrades
The office will feature bullet-proof glass payout window and a door reinforced against gunfire. Entry will be by knock and peep hole inspection with criminals to be turned away. Windows will receive grills.
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Ray N. Shannon
Tony
Mary Lou Varry Montague Born at Saint Mary's Hospital
Mrs Varry Montague and her baby daughter were released Monday from Saint Mary's hospital in Conrad. Both mother and child are reported fine with the child christened Mary Lou. Joe Quenomoen and family visited Rev Coghill home, and R H Mayer and wife were Great Falls visitors Saturday. Ralph Caskey helped his father prepare for spring work, with other local social visits noted.
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John Holwedge
Jim Lewon
Brady
Lyal Dormandy
Conrad
Nick
Welleastein
Hermen Earles
Himsa
B.C. Jannusch
Helena
Bobby ' Gulbrandsen
Missoula
Paul Rose
Conrad Hospital
Talbert
Estes
Wold
Eddy Shelton
John Rappold
Karl Rappold
H. C. Nelson
W. H. Wellenstein
Jack
Chester Thomas
Gust Johnson
L. O. Kellogg
P. M. Campbell
Lee Hamer
C. W. Johns
Chas. Fields
Bobby
Fields
Jones
Betty Jones
McIilvanie
Kelly
Tony Reise
Emma Rose
W. P. Phillips
John Pfiffer
Connie Sheble
Fred Phillips
C. H. Thomas
J. E. Lewis
W. J. Barles
Nick Wellenstein
Great Falls
Easter weekend visitors and diners noted in Helena area record
Local households report Easter visits and meals across Helena and Missoula. Families such as the Wellensteins and Talberts hosted dinners. several relatives traveled between Helena and Missoula for Easter weekend, with hospital stays noted for Mrs. Rose and Marlin Rose.
Better Homes 4-H Club Plans Paper Mache Projects
The Better Homes 4 H club met April 11 at Loig Hodgkiss home. Merle Fearof led the meeting and members revised the year plan and discussed community service. They prepared paper for papier mache articles and Lois Hodgkiss will demonstrate April 25 at Esther Arensmeyer's. lunch was served by the hostess.
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Better Homes 4-H
Loig Hodgekiss
Merle Fearof
Lois Hodgskiss
Esther Arensmeyer
Arma Allum
Pleasant Surprise as relief funds found last week
A surprise discovery of sixteen thousand six hundred forty five dollars appeared in relief commission funds. The money originated from official relief sources and can be spent on welfare before the next fiscal year.
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Tlinois Relief Commission
Eral H. J
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Agawam News
Chambray
Collins News
Toxite
Wright
Pratts Poultry Regulator
DR. Hess
P. D. and Co
Lee
Choteau Drun Co
Pendrey
Better Homes
OEE
Bas
Lions District
Billings
Teton County
Lions Club
R. E. Nelson
Choteau
Aero- Beream
Fisher
Chevrolet
General Motors
Pek
Choteau, Montana
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