Montana Ranked High in Federal Land Report
The department of interior notes Montana's large public lands and resources. sixth in bonuses and royalties from mineral rights with 969 098 81 dollars. It covers grazing plans, park concerns over Lodgepole pine beetles, Yellowstone elk and bear issues, and road projects. Attempts to fund beetle control face federal gaps.
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Helena—Montitania
United States Department of the Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Mizpah
Pumpkin Creek
Security Building & Loan Assn of Billings Not Affiliated
The Security Building and Loan Association of Billings states it is a separate institution and not affiliated with any other financial organization. Located in Billings, Montana, it remains the largest Building and Loan Association in the state under Montana charter with a history of conservative management and progressive policies.
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the Security Building & Loan Ass'n. of Billings
Building & Loan
Montana
Security Building & Loan Association
The
Billings
Building & Loan Association
Security Building and Loan Association Spotlight
The Montana institution boasts conservative policies to safeguard investments and provide a substantial dividend, surpassing others in safety and convenience. Each Montana Building and Loan is independently managed, with Security Billings offering a safe, profitable plan for savings whether lump sums or accumulative income.
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Montana
Building& Loan Association
Security Building & Loan Association
Security Building & Loan Association of
Billings
Prospector perishes in brutal western Montana cold
John Hinz 52, missing a decade, lay dead in Beef Straight gulch near Anaconda after a 10 day search. Two others, John Craddock 60 and George Taylor 40, were found severely frozen in cabins or along Rock Creek road, with doctors warning amputation risk and critical condition.
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Montana
John Hinz
Butte
Hinz
Beef Straight
Anaconda
John Craddock
George Taylor
Deer Lodge
Rock Creek
Taylor
Rangers Need Wide Knowledge in Winter Inquiries
Glacier National Park rangers field a range of winter questions from visitors about snowshoe cabins deer horn shedding and glacier movement. Experts explain even the slowest glaciers advance only inches yearly and note some questions are playful but others test ranger breadth of information.
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National Park
Glacier National Park Rangers
Libby Excited by Jan 1 Start for Kootenai Falls Highway
Libby residents welcome word that grading on the Kootenai Falls highway project will begin January 1. The start is expected to provide work for many unemployed men in the district.
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Libby
Kootenai Falls
Butte Reports November Tax Collections and Finances
City Treasurer John L Sullivan reports Butte collected 264100 in taxes for November excluding special improvement taxes. Personal taxes totaled 61123.71, yearly city tax income 544225.03, unpaid balance 280014.96. License receipts were 2293, city funds 348490.08 of which 60165.52 is restricted. Sprinkling warrants totaling 12000 were cashed by Metals Bank and Trust.
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F. E. Williams
Commonwealth
Sanders
Valley
Butte
Johnl. Sullivan
The
Metals Bank and Trust Company
Influenza Surge Reported in Montana Cities
Health officers report a sharp rise in flu cases across Montana with 1,388 incidents this week versus 371 last week. Helena based Dr J H Crouch notes widespread illness and Glendive alone has about 500 people sick.
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Erickson
Federal Reconstruction Corporation
T. S . Spaulding
University School of Forestry
J. F. Kilduff
Malta
W. E. Holt
Miles City
D. G. Stivers
Butte
W. C. Lubrecht
Bonner
Montana
State Teachers Retirement Fund Board
City
William Copenhaver
Helena
J. H. Crouch
Glendive
Occupations of Solons Classed for 23rd Assembly
One fifth of the Montana 23rd assembly will be farmers or ranchers, about one eighth lawyers, and around 1 in 10 merchants. At least 27 farmer ranchers will sit in the house and 17 in the senate, with legal men also well represented. The youngest member is 23 year old Jerry OConnell.
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United Press
23Rd
Assembly
Senate
House
Jerry O'Connell
Silver Bow County
O'Connell
M. M. Duncan
Madison County
Democrat
Dennis A. Dellno
Lake County
Timothy Miller
Licoln
G. M. Moss
Flathead County
T. E. Nelstead
Carter County
W. T. Waite
Powder River County
Ted Doran
Elk kill in park area down this year report says
Charles B. Marrs, state game warden, reports elk hunts north of Yellowstone Park yielded fewer than 75 animals in the park area. He estimates Gallatin county kill around 700. The small kill pattern may worsen feed conditions this year and next summer as the northern herd moves into open territory, prompting a four day a week open season by the state commission.
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Charles B. Marrs
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Gallatin County
State Commission
Butte Pioneer Freighter Farrington Dies at 90
Archibald Farrington, 90, longtime Nevada pioneer, died at his Miller Nye County home. Born in Ontario in 1842, he came west at 18 and worked as a teamster between Salt Lake City and Butte before mining and ranching in Nevada since 1867. He later partnered with D Ogden Mills in a Keeler California mining venture.
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Butte
Archibald Farrington
Nevada
Miller
Nye County
New
Ontario
Canada
Farrington
Salt Lake City
D. Ogden Mills
Keeler
Owens County
Calif
Mud-Free Driving Rules For Buenos Aires Motoring
Motorists in Buenos Aires must keep their vehicles free of mud to comply with city regulations. The rule aims to prevent dirt from spreading on streets and public space while enforcing cleaner travel conditions.
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Buenos Aiies
New Recipes in Gold Medal Flour Ad Sparks Romance Hint
An advertisement touts a cookbook style line on Gold Medal flour packaging claiming wife as best cook and promotes "18 Ways to a Man's Heart" with a request offer. Separately a Mexico crop report notes nearly 3,000,000 bushels of potatoes grown in 1938.
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Gold Medal Flour Company
Minneapolis
Mexico
Cuticura Promotes Skin Comfort With Bath Ointment and Talcum
Advertises Cuticura Soap for hot baths and Cuticura Ointment to soothe red rough itching skin. Recommends Cuticura Talcum dusting powder as part of the indispensable Cuticura Toilet Trio for daily care.
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Sady
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Bureau of Biological Survey
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Jackson Hole
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Glacier Park
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District Court
Deer Lodge County
Emil Marinkovich
Jack Weiss
Tierney Brothers
Para Marinkovich
Missoula
Lewistown
Kalispell
Bozeman
Livingston
Havre
Glasgow
Great Falls
Supreme Court
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Spokane
Idaho
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Harry H. Pigott
Portugal
University Club
San Francisco
Mont
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Carson
Mr. Russell
Paul Danielson
B. Perham
M. A
Stanford
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Marrs
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Last Chance
Alder
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Beartooths
Gate of Mountains
Robbers’ Roost
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Chinook
Hardin
Big Timber
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Mystic Lake
Eagle's Nest
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Roundup
Alhambra
Drummond
Shining Mountains
United States
Greenfield Advertising Agency
Wyoming Street
Charles M
Russell
U.S
Innocent Allies
Queen’s War Hounds
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