Shell Oil Offers Free Tourist Headquarters at World Fair
Shell Oil Co invites California World’s Fair visitors to use its Shell Touring Service at 102 Bush Street San Francisco as a free central address for mail telegrams and messages. The office provides sightseeing data a hanging bureau for rooms and housing, with return addresses required on letters and turn services in the heart of downtown near the Bay Bridge terminal.
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Shell Oil Co
J. W. Breen
San Francisco Bay
Mr. Breen
Shell Touring Service
Bay Bridge
Complece
EH D Club Plans April Meeting At Farmington
The EH D club will meet at the hall next Thursday April 20 at 1 30 pm with no project work this session each member should prepare a roll call response such as a poem hint news item story or item of interest Hostesses are Mrs Adolph Arensmeyer Mrs May Thompson and Mrs Wm Breere Local notes report Earl Camden returning from a CCC camp in Drake s Iowa Clarence Carlson and family and Mr and Mrs Kaare Larsen and son visited Mr and Mrs Guy Johnson in Fairfield Sunday The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Alden Mast was christened Constance Kay at Easter services at the Norwegian Lutheran church Mrs John Chalmers and infant son expected home from Great Falls late this week The child was born at Deaconess hospital on March 31 John Thorn spent a weekend at home from a CCC camp in Neihart C M Swenson is shingling his roof John Baker is a patient at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls Mrs Conner fractured her lower arm last Thursday and is in a cast at home near Jim Tasterlik's place.
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EH. D. Club
Adolph Arensmeyer
May Thompson
Wm. Breere
Earl Camden
Drakesville
Iowa
CCC
Clarence Carlson
Kaare Larsen
Guy Johnson
Fairfield
Alden Mast
Constance Kay
Norwegian Lutheran Church
John Chalmers
Great Falls
John Thorn
Neihart
C. M. Swenson
John Baker
Deaconess Hospital
Jim Tasterlik
State Land Board Grants 75 Leases Daily
State land commissioner Nanita B. Sherlock says the land board issues about 75 leases per day after a 10 year maximum replaced five year limits. Most leases are on grazing lands and the change aims to conserve soil and grass by allowing crop and pasture rotation during the lease term.
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State Land Board
Nanita B. Sherlock
Nine Prisoners Granted Discharge and Fifteen Paroled This Month
The state board of prison commissioners approved the discharge of nine prisoners and parole for fifteen others this month. Discharges come after sentence completion while paroled inmates earned time off for good behavior. Warden Theodore R. Bergstrom approved the releases.
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State Board of Prison Commissioners
Theodore R. Bergstrom
Packages Must Show Weight Says Sparling
Commissioner J. T. Sparling declares all commodities in packages or containers must bear the correct net weight or numerical count. Horticulture and dairymen alongside scale inspectors will help explain the new weights and measures law to merchants statewide under J. T. Kelly's division.
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J. T. Sparling
J. T. Kelly
Division of
Appraisal Begun on State Property Insurance Plan
An appraisal of all state property has begun under State Fire Marshal Arthur Parsons as part of the new state insurance commission plan to insure state owned property. The appraisal should be finished December 2 when contracts for insurance will be awarded. It marks the first complete appraisal since 1926.
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Arthur Parsons
New
State Insurance Commission
State Welfare Merit System Revision Discussed
Administrator M Brandford says the merit system for welfare department staff is being revised with input from two federal social security board representatives. Changes are not radical and will be submitted to the state board for approval.
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State Welfare Department
Federal Social Security Board
M. Brandford
Federal Board
State Board
Brandford
Letter From Harmon T. Rhoads Jr On Scout Activities
Gilbert Lee of Choteau Montana received a reply from Harmon T Rhoads Jr of Everett Washington about Boy Scout history in Choteau. Rhoads details his boyhood in Choteau his Antarctic expedition with the Ellsworth party and his later Scout involvement and interests.
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Harmon T. Rhoads, Jr
Choteau
Gilbert Lee
Harmon T. Rhoads Jr
Everett
Wash
Dr Rhoads
Harmon Rhoads
Bateman
Antarctica
Lincoln Ellsworth
United States
Gilbert, Lee
Scout Committee
Montana
Scouts
University of Washington
University of Oregon Medical School
New York
Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital
Ellsworth
Antarctic
Bole Briefs and Community News
The Bole Woman's club plans an April 20 meeting to elect officers. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bjork and their daughter visited the Zeiglers for supper. Easter visits span Great Falls and Cut Bank. Ferdie Weyer returns home after hospital stay. H. O. Thompson dies at home east of Bob after years of rheumatic illness.
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Wilbur Zeigler
Cut Bank
Minnesota Deputy Sheriff Recovers 30 Dollar Old Montana Claim
George Mikels of Wabasha Minnesota receives a 30 dollar Montana claim he forgot about for 17 years. He earned it as expense money for a raid on a Red Lodge bootlegging operation while a deputy sheriff. The state auditor located him and arranged to clear the aged fund with no interest due.
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George Mikels
Wabasha
Minn
Montana
Red Lodge
John J. Holmes
No New Buildings Policy Backed by Montana Official
Attorney General H J Freebour raghrued that the legislature acted within its rights in enacting H R 140 prohibiting building any additional structures at university units for two years.
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H. H. Swain
The
Greater University of Montana
H. J. Freebourr
Methodist Church Choir Practice and Services Schedule
Choir practice tonight at 7 30. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Morning worship at 11. Epworth League 6 30 p.m. Evening service 7 45. Members asked to bring recommitment folders. Richard F. Vick minister.
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Epworth League
Richard F. Vick
Woman's Club to Meet Tuesday in Nelson Home
The Woman's club holds its regular meeting Tuesday April 18 at Mrs. R. E. Nelson's home. Marybelle Peterson visiting from Alaska will speak on Alaska. The music committee oversees the program with other musical selections and officer elections to finish.
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Woman's’ Club
R. E. Nelson
Marybelle
Peterson
Obert
Alaska
Senator OConnor Dream Seen For Local Figure
The Livingston salon joke names Jim OConnor as a possible future senator while an AP writer in Washington noted his bill to create an 8500 acre wildlife refuge in Blaine County.
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Jim” O’connor
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Livingston
O’connor
Jim
Blaine County
For Rent Furnished Room with Light Housekeeping
Classified notice lists a furnished room for rent with light housekeeping. inquiries directed to Mrs H. Gorham. Also includes ads for poultry first aid products from Rexall Drug Store and multiple vehicle listings from L. E. Taylor Garage with prices and a 50-50 plan.
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H. .Gorham
For Sale Wheat Seed from Ellsworth Area
Classified note lists crested wheat seed for sale at 10 cents per pound. Seller Bill Ellsworth located eight miles northwest of Byfum. The notice is a brief rural commodity listing from a local paper.
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Ellsworth
Byfum
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