Lions and Ladies Host Scout Anniversary in Choteau
Choteau Lions and their ladies hosted Boys Scout Troop No. 2 for a Scout anniversary observance. A program included a court of honor, a pageant “Preview of First Class Tests” and a play “The Dagger.” Awards went to Billy Loughridge Austin Vick Virgil Nelson Rob ert Daley and others.
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Choteau Lions
Boys Scout of
Choteau
Lions Club
Warren Daley
Frank Stearns
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Great Falls
John Hentges
Arnold Hanusa
Teton- Sun River District
Hanusa
Scouting In
America
Chateau
H. M. Daley
Wm. F. Olsen
Leigh Nett
J. Burr Huffman
Walter Hentges
Charles F. Proff
R. F. Vick
Gil
Bert Lee
Ray Fleming
John Smith
North Central Montana Area Council
R. F. Cook
Edgar Maclay
Cook
Gail C. Frost
Frost
Maclay
Washington
James Dellno
Bobby Proff
Robt. Daley
Virgil Nelson
Mr. Proff
Billy Loughridge
Austin Vick
E. J. Crary
Earl Nelson
Robert Daley
Rev. Vick
Claude L. Briggs
Area Council
Geo. A. Carroll
R. G. Keeton
H. W. Bateman, Jr
Guy Miller
Mrs
Montana Jobless Figures From Census Reveal Employment Split
Census shows 28,390 statewide jobless in Montana. Emergency projects employ 20,203 and 13,642 are working part time.
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Montana
U. S
RACKETEERS Strengthen Guards For Friday Game
RACKETEERS organized and played with minimal practice. All players are former Teton Bulldog members except Walley and Peters who are new and showing strength in guard. Friday's game marks Waller's fifth appearance.
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Teton Bulldog
Walley
Peters
Waller
Indians Must Buy Licenses Yet On Reservation Roads
Montana Attorney General H. J. Freebourn ruled on taxation and licensing for automobiles on the Flathead reservation. The opinion states patented and unpatented Indians must pay state taxes on vehicles, with specifics on trust funds and federal restrictions, and mandates license plates and driver permits for all vehicle owners and drivers. It notes no right of way easement exempts Indians from taxes or fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Freebourn
Harold G. Dean
Thompson Falls
Flathead Reservation
Indian Bureau
Montana
Picture Posing Contest Attracts Large Crowd
A picture posing contest drew a large audience on Wednesday morning. Judges from the Woman's club art section included Mrs. Frank Stearns, Mrs. C. W. Boussard, and Mrs. B. C. Hensley. Students and teachers contributed extensive preparation time, with prize poses across grade levels. First graders posed as Reynolds Age of Innocence. seventh grader June Knotts performed The Shepherds Star. group eighth grade pose In the Garden by Brush.
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Ruby Miller
Frank Stearns
C. W. Boussard
B. C. Hensley
Woman’s Club
Miss Richards
Glee Club
Joanne Cardell
Reynold
Marilyn Gillette
June Knotts
Breton
Brush
Reynolds
Gladys McEwen
Miss Simplicity
Eleanor Bily
Glicklick
Hildegarde Hammond
Emily Hodgskiss
Cat
Hoecker
Gladys Hane
Gainsborough
Emma Hendrickson
Vernie Schachtler
Jane Morton
Beantown Choir Faces Mischief and Romance in Play
Mrs Do Ree Mee Scales leads Beantown Choir as rehearsals clash with pranks from Hezekiah Doolittle and rival soloists. Widow Wood juggles family duties while entertaining choir ladies and mending tensions with the new minister, as costumes and old time songs promise an entertaining evening.
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Do-Ree-Mee Scales
Nomen
Grandma Howler
Samantha Sniggins
Pest
Hezekiah Doolittle
Beantown
Wood
Botts
Beth
Tarn
Sallie Etta Pickle
Cascade Defeats Bulldogs in Low-Scoring Match
Cascade took an early 3 2 lead before the first quarter ended, then pulled away after halftime. Armstrong sparked the Bulldogs with a seven basket haul, securing an 18 to 6 victory as Robinson and Peebles contributed earlier points. Local players listed: J Robinson F Gibler J Hodgskiss J Peteles Lewis R Armstrong.
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Hamilton
Wee Ee Me Vasenenes
Smith
Mad Pentaornns Maliet Hy
Yeager
C Core
Aaimagannssinaedeteeeeees
Walley
Ig Beem Iiiiedeedeespes
Tennant
Peters
Kitteenebeak
Valier
Hammer
Ewnrerecenscotese Kelly
Polin
Guthserntand
FEPDE
Eerseennco
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Lg Wegetieregegrenedintin
Higgins
Prapatecvartonaliaine
Jelinek
Dutton
Chateau Quint
Ashley Roberts
Dutton School
Murray
Chateau
Rafter
Jelnick
Seston
Bay FG
Scolt
Johnson
Wallace
Shatecterepaepvaviers
V. Rosengren
Gulbrandsen
Bleecker
C. Wognniiseneatanlaed
Ivanatta
Obrecht, Gf
Semewemoence
Balch
Igoyepaeenld Pacteagets
MecShoy, F
Teton
Cascade
Bob Armstrong
Bulldog
Ler
Armstrong
Robinson
Peebles
Bulldogs
Murtag
J. Robinson
F Gibler
J. Hodgskiss
J. -Pételes
Lewis
R. Armstrong
Montana Wheat Stocks Show Strong Carryover at Start of 1938
Montana held 10,668,000 bushels of wheat in storage on January 1, 1938, the largest carryover since 1934, with 4,280,000 at mills and elevators and 6,388,000 on farms. Production in 1937 totaled 21,918,000 bushels, bringing the total supply for 1937-38 to 24,167,000. The January 1, 1938 stocks imply a disappearance of 13,499,000 bushels, with about 6,688,000 available for disposition after seed needs and winter consumption.
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Montana
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Jay G. Diamond
Bureau Statistician
Diamond
Grants to Counties in Montana Fund Allocations
The Public Welfare Commission approved grants to Montana counties unable to supply funds for poor relief. Total disbursement is 32700 dollars with allocations: Carter 300, Cascade 15000, Lincoln 1000, McCone 400, Missoula 8000, Powder River 500, Sheridan 1000, Silver Bow 6000.
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Montana
Public Welfare Commission
Carter
Cascade
Lincoln
McCone
Missoula
Powder River
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Taxes Pour In As Board Reports January Totals
The Board of Equalization announced January tax collections totaling 9 538 374. Gasoline taxes brought in 307 508 while chain store taxes totaled 109 063 and oil taxes 21 376. Income tax was 10 211 and natural gas 17 343 with electricity at 10 094 plus miscellaneous items making up the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
EA. Dye
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Watkins
Roy Nelson
Hansen Apartments
Choteau Food Market
Texas
Pink
Schillings
PUREX
el Campo
Prince Albert
Rex
Conrad Independent Cag
Ers
Eppe
Schmidt Wedvne Iedyihienssindys
Creekmore
Whealy
Dovbe
U Eppe
Dutro
Joan Cardell
Beantown Choir
Mia
Cohoe
Acantha
Gorham Block
Fairfield
Tiree
L. E. Taylor
Will
Baldwin
Guy Kale
Coffey Bros
J. C. Morgan
Mont
Everett Breding
Aga‘wam. i
Estray
Geo. Stuper
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau Bay
Dupuyer
Pondera
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