Deer Season Opens October 15 With Early Elk Areas
Montana fish and game commission sets general deer season October 15 to November 15 with buck deer only and no does. Several regions lift elk and bear seasons earlier, including Ravalli, Granite, Judith Basin, and parts of Lewis and Clark, Powell, Jefferson, and Sanders counties, plus limited bear hunting where elk opens precede October 15.
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Bear Mountain
Minthead
Lewis and Clark
Powell
Ravalli County
Gallatin
Madison County
Beaverhead County
Granite County
Deer Lodge River
Judith Basin
South Fork
Judith River
Lewis and Clark, Powell and Jefferson
Lewis and Clark County
Lincoln
Park County
Bitter Root River
Sanders County
Silver Bow County
Jerry Creek
Teton County
Montana sugar beet quota may rise for 1940 after talks
Congressman James F. O Connor and Senators Wheeler and Murray met with Secretary Wallace and Montana beet growers representatives to press for a larger 1940 sugar beet quota. Wallace said no action this year but might help in 1940. Delegates also sought higher loan value for protein rich Montana wheat. officials promised something satisfactory. Montana attendees included E B Duncan Havre Walter Brophy Walter and George Barlow Simms.
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Wallace
Montana
James F. O’connor
B. K. Wheeler
James E. Murray
E. B. Duncan
Havre
Walter Brophy
Walter
George Barlow
Simms
Wheeler son wed as best man amid storm delay
Senator B K Wheeler served as best man at the marriage of his son Edward Wheeler to Charlotte Dean Sharp in New Philadelphia Ohio. Another son John was delayed when his plane was forced down by bad weather. The couple will live in Washington DC where Edward Wheeler works with the Kirkland Fleming Green Martin and Ellis law firm.
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B. K. Wheeler
Edward
Charlotte Dean Sharp
New Philadelphia
John
Washington, D C
Young Wheeler
Kirkland, Fleming, Green, Martin and Ellis
Ohio City
Notice to Creditors Estate of Susan Dora Wilson Peyton
Administrator with will annexed for Susan Dora Wilson Peyton also S Dora Wilson informs creditors must file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Proceedings conducted at George Coffey law office in Chateau Montana. Publication dates begin April 27 and end May 18 of 1938.
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Susan Dora Wilson Peyton
S. Dora Wilson
Perotons
George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Co. D. McDonald
Nature Narratives on Tears and Their Functions
Dr. W L Strunk explains tears arise from tear ducts and glands, moistening the eye and clearing vision. Tears can rise from various stimuli and may pass into the nose or stream down the cheeks, with crying having physiological uses including scent enhancement and blood pressure relief.
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Mexico
Butter and ice cream production rise in Montana
Montana dairy output shows gains in the first quarter with butter at 2,174,854 pounds up 12 percent and ice cream 203,594 gallons up 10 percent from a year earlier. Cheese production falls from 236,612 pounds to 213,995 pounds in the same period.
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Montana
Dairy Division
State Department of Agriculture
Catholic Services Mass Schedule for Sunday
Catholic services listed with Mass at Chateau at 9 a m and Mass at Augusta at 11 a m Pastor J F Schulte announces both services.
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Chateau
Augusta
J. F. Schulte
Water Prospects Good This Season
The U S weather bureau at Helena reports sufficient stock and irrigation water expected this season despite heavy March snowmelt. Statewide snowfall from Sept 1 to March end averaged 49 inches, up from last year and above the decade average, with western divisions at 65.5 inches central 60.2 and eastern 31 inches.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Helena
Divide
Ayers appoints Baumgartner to four year term on game commission
Governor Roy E. Ayers reappoints A. C. Baumgartner known as Andy to the state fish and game commission for a four year term ending April 15, 1943. Baumgartner runs a sporting goods store in Great Falls.
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ON Game Commission
Roy E. Ayers
A. C
Andy
Baumgartner
State Fish and Game Commission
Great Falls
Beck News Club Plans Sunday April Party at Beck School
The H D club will host a children’s party Sunday afternoon April 30 at Beck school. Numerous local residents and visitors from Great Falls Fort Shaw Kalispell and Chateau were seen at homes and events across the area over the past week including the Hormberg Br and Asmus households.
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H. D. Club
Beck School
Stangel
Great Falls
Joe Hormberg
Ray Decker
Ray
Omholt
Fort Shaw
Charlie Johnson
Asmus
Joe Bricks
M. Decker
Fairfield
al. Nelson
Timmerman
Bill Andrews
Harlem
Bill
Schaefer
Chas
Hazel Kind
Maxine Hoiet
Bud Clatter
Wilbur
Irene Winnebrenner
Kalispell
L. Davis
Buster
Emil Johnson
Henry Luck
Power
J. Primus
Irene
A. E. Beck
Emerald
Martin
Arvel
Louis Asmus
Joe Primus
Measles Tops Montana Disease List With 235 New Cases
Measles led all communicable diseases in Montana last week with 235 new cases reported to the state board of health. Chicken pox followed at 78 cases while influenza declined to 41 cases after weeks of near epidemic levels.
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Montana
State ‘Board of Health
Early Bird Breakfast Club Meets at Joan Allen Home
The Early Bird Breakfast club met April 21 at Joan Allen’s home with Allen presiding. Members sang two songs and discussed next meeting details at Mrs. Strom’s home on April 27, planning cooking demos and pre meeting prep.
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Early Bird Breakfast Club
Early Bird
Joan Allen
Montana
Elaine Passmore
Marie Marshall
Marys
Lorraine Harris
Iva Rada
Stick-To-It 4-H Club Sixth Meeting Report
The Stick-To-It 4-H club met at Morris and Lawrence Swenson’s home on Friday evening April 14. Arthur Mauseth departed for the CCC camp. Morris Swenson becomes president with Leslie Otness as vice president. New members Ronald Otness and Paul Vick join with market hog and garden projects. Next meeting set for May 12 at the Mauseth residence.
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Morris
Lawrence Swenson
Arthur Mauseth
CCC
Morris Swenson
Leslie Otness
Ronald Otness
Paul Vick
Statewide aid approved for 21 needy counties
Superintendent Ruth Reardon allocates 45,528 to 21 counties under a new law shielding school funds from tax delinquencies. The distribution lists amounts for each county including Daniels 10,000 and Valley 6,400, with others ranging from 100 to 6,000.
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Ruth Reardon
RepresentatWe
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Richland
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Wiaux
Carter, Custer and
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Oliver Engineering
Cimactek
Oliver
Arensmeyer Garage
W. L. Strunk
Luther College
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