Weed control district in Teton county unlikely says editor
John A. Curry of Douglas Daily Dispatch critiques a petition for a weed control district in Teton county. He argues statutes cannot force a weedless world, questions accountability, and urges accepting natural weed growth while continuing existing county programs and tax practices.
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John A. Curry
Teton County
Douglas Daily Dispatch
Douglas
Arizona
Curry
Garden of Eden
Gabriel
Montana
Pendray News Roundup of Local Visits and Illness
Pendray notes visiting relatives including Mrs Goggin arriving to see J B Wellenstein as Riley family illness with flu spreads. Local travel includes Mrs Fuller to Missouri and groups to Great Falls Conrad and Bozeman for market and college plans.
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Wm. Goggin
J. B. Wellenstein
Riley
Claude Johns
George McKee
Thomas Campbell
Chateau Hospital
Carl Peterson
Ethel Reid
John Bolsinger
Great Falls
Hammel
F. M. Kaupish
Muller
Jones
Gutshall
Conrad
Fuller
Missouri
Donald Swanson
Chas. Johns
Bozeman
S. J. Rose
H. C. Nelson
Larson
J. A
Bynum Community Notes From a Sunday Conference
The Bynum primary conference was led by President Iva Stott with a nationwide scope including foreign countries. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Neilson and others from Great Falls. Local visits featured the Schenk and George families, and many residents reported travel, illness, hospital admission, and shopping in Great Falls.
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Bynum
Iva Stott
Salt Lake City
United States
Ira C. Neilson
Edwards
Adamson
Great Falls
Lyman Schenk
Frank George
Reid Swenson
Blanche Stott
Leona Green
Glenna Ray Stott
Leona Rowley
Chateau Hospital
Gerald Stott
Squires
Fairfield
Roland Peters
Pendrey
Elmer Rowland
Earl
Pennsylvania
Frank Simpson
Monnie
Canonsburg
Rowland
Simpsons
Leon Rowley
G. C. Stott
Forester Rutledge Parker in Portland to discuss forest conservation
Rutledge Parker of Missoula state forester and executive secretary of the state park commission met in Portland this week with a joint house and senate committee to confer on problems of forest conservation.
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Rutledge Parker
Missoula
State Park Commission
Portland
Oregon
House
Senate
Agawam Card Party Hosts and Community Visits
The Agawam card party drew a large crowd with Mrs. O Schaeffer and Mrs. G Nelson as hostesses. Ray Robinson won the men's prize and Eva Mae Thomas won the ladies prize. Residents reported multiple dinners and visits, including Wm Breeding traveling to Camas Hot Springs and several families visiting together in town and to Great Falls.
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O. Schaeffer
G. Nelson
Ray Robinson
Eva Mae Thomas
Wm. Breeding
Camas Hot Springs
Geo. Torgenson
Truchot
Henry Weist
Gemars
A. Thorvilson
Moser
Arthur Weist
Gus Hire
Son Jr
Calgary
Henrietta
Lila Robinson
Great Falls
State liquor rule cuts bar license to 200 in small towns
Attorney General H J Freebourn ruled that licenses for villages with under 2000 people cost 200 dollars, not 600, clarifying coverage beyond five miles of larger cities. The East Helena ruling may guide a Butte suit by five mile operators seeking 200 dollar licenses.
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H. J. Freebourn
East Helena
Butte
Liquor Board
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