Spaulding Lowers Montana relief needs to 750000
Relief Director Spaulding reduces the 1934 relief request from 1.5 million to 750000 as unemployment absorption grows under federal programs. He notes 15000 civil works and related employment plus flood and drought recovery shaping the new need. House Speaker Dellwo calls the cut a taxpayer saving while maintaining reemployment aims.
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Montana
T. C. Spaulding
Civil Works Board
Spaulding
Dennis Dellwo
Indians on Montana reservations total 14983 base population
The annual interior department report shows 14 983 Indians on seven reservations in Montana with 7 661 men and 4 531 children ages 6 to 19. Blackfeet agency leads at 3 890 people with 3 533 Blackfeet. other totals include Flathead 2 945 Crow 2 028 Fort Belknap 1 339, Fort Peck 2 595, Rocky Boy 670, Tongue River 1 516. Japan may curtail rice acreage.
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Montana
Secretary of Interior
Blackfeet Agency
Flathead
Crow
Fort Belknap
Gros Ventres
Fort Peck
Rocky Boy
Tongue River
Former Editor Dies in South
Jerre C. Murphy 75 a veteran newspaper man of the west and midwest died at his San Diego home after a brief illness He had lived there 22 years with 10 in retirement Murphy worked on several Wisconsin papers served as editorial writer for the Milwaukee Sentinel and was Gov Robert La Follette's private secretary He edited the Butte Intermountain and the Montana Outlook and is survived by his widow Pauline S and seven daughters Hazel M Smith and Mrs John F Murphy among them
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Elk Morse
Miller
Highland District
Sanders
Samuel Schwab
Davis
Junction
Peter Hartwig
Pro
Pioneer
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O. W. Jay
J. H. Ming
Griffith & Thompson
Poznanski & Co
Oliver & Co
Dance & Stuart
Williams
Clark
Clark, Brown
Charley Brown
Morse
Brown
Schwab
Hereford
Gallatin
Bill Hunter
Salt Lake
A. B. Hamilton
William Clark
Summit
Vigilance Committee
John Lott
Prouts
Vigilantes
California
William T. Coleman
San Francisco
Denver
Montana
Alder Gulch
Jerre C. Murphy
West
Midwest
San Diego
Calif
Wisconsin
Murphy
Milwaukee Sentinel
Robert la Follette
Butte Intermountain
the Post
Montana Outlook
Helena
US Feed Grain Stocks Reach Historic Low Since 1901
The latest supply data show total U S feed grains in the United States at its smallest level since 1901. This drop reflects tighter carryover stocks and ongoing demand from livestock producers and ethanol plants.
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United States
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Brady
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Last Chance
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