High School Hi Lites From Richard Vick Jr
A humorous high school column notes jokes about seniors in the spring play Another Spring praise for Miss Buck and the pep band Dutton trip and referee impact on a recent game mentions a band-stunt night and the uncertain score deadline.
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Richard Vick, Jr
Lions
Dutton
Dunckel
Smith Takes Office on Rail Commission
Paul T. Smith of Boulder took office Monday on the state railroad and public service commission. Former Jefferson county treasurer, Smith was elected for a two year term and succeeds E. E. Krebs bach. Carey will be succeeded by Austin B. Middleton, warden of the state penitentiary, for a six year term.
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Paul T. Smith
Boulder
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Jefferson County
Smith
E. E. Krebsbach
Roy EB. Ayers
Jerry J. O’connell
Horace F. Casey
Thomas E. Carey
Carey
Austin B. Middleton
State Penitentiary
Peace and trade stakes at Latin America conference
The article notes the Eighth International Conference of American States in Lima on December 9 as a pivotal effort to preserve regional peace and deter foreign rivalry. It highlights Berle’s November 20 speech on united American civilization, the Roosevelt delegation’s non political composition led by Hull, and concerns over German Italian and Japanese influence challenging Monroe Doctrine and democratic ideals across Latin America.
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Lima
Berle
Americas
Hoover
Roosevelt
Latin America
Germany
Italy
Japan
South America
Hull
CIO
A. F
State Department
Alf M. Landon
GOP
Landon
Newsweek
Spain
China
South
Central America
Bolivar
Canal Zone
America
Nea
Methodist Church Announces Christmas Choir and Services
The Methodist church schedules choir practice tonight at 7 30 and a Christmas music concert at 7 45 led by Miss Mae Walton. Sunday features Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 with a pre Christmas service next Sunday morning. A Friday December 23 Christmas program, a Tuesday midweek prayer service, and a 3 00 pm Sunday afternoon service are also listed with Epworth League at 6 30 pm. Minister Richard F. Vick signs off.
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Saloma
Epworth League
Mae Walton
Bullerdick
God
Richard F. Vick
Elk Harvest Totals Lead State Game Report
Three thousand five hundred and ninety eight elk have been taken by hunters in the state this year to date per the fish and game commission. Deer kills numbered fourteen hundred eighteen with more reports due. Mountain goats nine and bears twenty seven were also recorded. Park county near Yellowstone is expected to reach about three thousand more elk before March 1.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Park County
Yellowstone Park
Blood Foil Poacher Identified by Blood on Car
Great Falls man C. D. Fishbaugh was fined 75 for killing a mountain sheep after a deputy game warden found blood spots on the trunk of his car while leaving Sun River country. Fishbaugh admitted the act at Augusta where a justice of the peace imposed the penalty.
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C. D. Fishbaugh
Great Falls
Fishbaugh
Sun River
Augusta
Glacier Park Chief Scoyen Promoted to Sequoia Post
E. T. Scoyen, superintendent of Glacier National Park for eight years, is promoted to lead Sequoia National Park in California and has already assumed the new duties. Under his direction Glacier travel tripled and major milestones include the completion of the Going to the Sun Highway in 1933 and the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park consecration in 1932.
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E. T. Scoyen
Glacier National Park
Sequoia National Park
California
Scoyen
Glacier
Logan Pass
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Glacier Park
Patrol Cars Sought by State Highway Patrol Purchase
The state purchasing agent ordered 41 patrol cars from Nybo Motor Co Billings at a net price of 20861.91 after tax credits and trade in of 41 old cars. Delivery is expected by February 15.
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Highway Patrol
Nybo Motor Co
Protest Sugar Beet Cut at 16 Percent
A large turnout of Greenfield area sugar beet growers met to discuss the emergency caused by the 16 percent cut in acreage mandated by the national sugar allotment board. Herman Lentz led the session outlining the need to amend the Sugar Act, with calls to send a Washington representative and write Congress. Geo Barlow was named as delegate, and plans for winter meetings were set to push the cause.
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Greenfield
Herman Lentz
Sun River Beet Growers Association
J. C. Riphenburg
Lentz
National Sugar Allotment Board
Congress
Wallace
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Chicago
Washington
Board of Directors
W. W. Cole
Geo Barlow
Lenz
O. S. Warden
U. S
Sun River
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