Employers urged to file SS-5 forms for social security accounts
Newton R. Halcomb of the Helena field office cautions employers to require each worker file SS-5 applications for an account number. He lists three errors: failing to obtain worker applications, missing sufficient identification data, and improper wage credit until positive IDs are established. The next information returns are due on or before January 31, 1938.
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Newton R. Halcomb
Social Security Board
Helena
Treasury
Holcomb
120 In Training In Trades For Industrial Jobs
The state department of vocational rehabilitation trains 120 in trades to fit them for industrial occupations. Nearly 200 received assistance during 1937, state supervisor Lief Fredericks reports. Most trainees are in educational institutions and most have disabilities from infantile paralysis.
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State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Lief Fredericks
Careful Laundering Keeps Knit Garments Sized
Do not stretch sweaters or knit suits when wet or they will shrink. Trace the garment on light colored paper before washing, then fit the traced outline back to the garment after rinsing. Dry on Turkish towels. expect about two days for proper fitting.
Caution Against Cold Foods in Summer Diets
Advice warns against consuming very cold foods in hot weather as chilling the stomach may slow digestion. It notes that meats, broiled items, loaves, plain or buttered vegetables, salads with French dressing, and simple desserts can be appetizing and nutritious.
Black Forest Drives Most German Watch and Clock Making
About 70 percent of Germany's production of watches and clocks comes from the Black Forest region, where the craft has been practiced for generations.
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Germany
Black Forest
Butte High Football 1901 Squad Remembered In Historic Roster
Montana sports writer recounts 1901 Butte high school football season with player roster, coach Jed Freund, and early era rules. The team, led by Captain John Curtis, faced Fort Shaw Indians and Montana University, winning state champion status amid primitive equipment and mixed schooling.
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Montana
Butte
Helena
Butte High
Helena High
Grizzlies
Fort Shaw Indians
Helena Athletic Club
University of Montana
Indians
Montana University
Collegians
Bert “Shy” Cohen
Bill Matlock
Pumpman
Butte Hill
Herb Mills
Herb Bretherton
Harley Brown
Daily News
Alvin Boyce
Brown's Gulch
Vine McLean
Tce
John Curtis
John Corette
Lespret
Royce
Dode
Lane
Symons
Lutey
Jed Freund
Michigan University
Johnnie Curtis
John
Shy” Cohen
Les
Herb
Bretherton
Curtis
Freund
Corette
Captain Curtis
Fort Shaw
Buttes
Warcries
University
Treasure State News in Brief roundup ofMontana items
Ringling names M J Ryan trustee after Rowland resignation. Red Lodge flocks lead state production with 437 White Leghorns. Eden resident Mary Polish dies after poison intake amid despondency over grandchild’s death. Ronan Kiwanis forms with 30 members. G H Vande Bogart guest speaker. Missoula F S Lytle resigns from Western National Bank to join First Service. Paul Gillespie chosen successor. Eureka Reverend C B Marsh resigns to study osteopathy in Kirksville. Marshes previously from Arco Idaho. Townsend forest officials attend Helena budget meeting on fire prevention grazing and service improvements. Dillon’s Whisky Jim Lee found dead. once linked to sending bodies home. Great Falls hosts Montana Veterans of Foreign Wars convention June 24–26. Scott P Squayres expected. Missoula State University band head Teel resigns. Bell to lead band and Grizzly team. Wibaux irrigation talks in Medora with Army engineers. J S James attends. Beaver Creek central to basin. Helena notes 45 physically handicapped girls trained by state vocational rehab.
Excess tax refund ruling for Sanders county school levy
Attorney General Harrison J. Freebourn issued an opinion for Harold C. Dean Sanders county attorney noting that when a levy is excessive the excess may be refunded without court action. The ruling addresses Sanders county’s failure to count state school transportation funds in its budget and levies.
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Harrison J. Freebourn
Harold C. Dean
Sanders County
Highway Construction Slows in December With Small Crew
The last half of December saw only 18 men employed on highway projects while the first half of January brought 536 workers, according to D. A. McKinnen, chief highway engineer.
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D. A. McKinnen
Make Good Times at Home Says Extension Specialist
Mrs. Margaret H. Tuller urges Montana families to plan leisure at home to strengthen families and gain cultural benefits. She cites Abraham Lincoln on happiness and offers ideas like home music, rhythm bands, and inexpensive instruments to engage all ages.
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Margaret H. Tuller
Montana State College
Montana
Mra. Tuller
Family leisure ideas from Mrs Tuller emphasize reading and arts
Mrs Tuller advocates family activities to develop culture and memory. Reading aloud and book reviews train recall while pictures, music, and art reproductions foster appreciation. Home crafts, picnics, radio, and celebrating birthdays and holidays round out wholesome ways to spend time together.
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Montana Sports Tales
Joe L. Markham
Montana State Athletic Commission
Treasure State News
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M. J. Ryan
Charles Rowland
Red Lodge
C. C. Pierce
Bridger
Great Falls
Mary Polish
Eden
Here
C. J. Gordon
Ronan
Ronan Kiwanis Club
G. H. Vande Bogart
Havre
Missoula
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Western National Bank of
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Paul S. Gillespie
Lytle
Eureka
C. B. Marsh
Baptist Church
Kirksville
School of
Marshes
Montana Veterans of Fortign Wars
James Culliton
Scott P. Squayres
Culliton
Wibaux
Little Missouri River
Medora
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Wibaux County
J. S. James
Beaver Creek
State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
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Calvert’s
Calvert Iskies
Calverts
Essa Guavecsa Slog
Nc. Calverts
C. Merey
Grendel
Hid Nee Pubee
Columbia Falls
W. L. Kell
Anton Hoerner
Barbara Stokes
Hoerner
Mike Bauman
Butte Fire Department
Harry Kinney
State Supreme Court
Flathead
Minnie Koppang
H. E. Sevier
A. A. Koppang
Sevier
Montana Flour Mills Company
Martha West
Uber Tanning CO
Owatenna
Minnesota
Wm. B. Finlay
Certified Public Accountant
First National Bank
Federal and
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