Court battle looms over AAA program broadening
National dispute over the Agricultural Adjustment Act grows as courts hear injunctions blocking processing tax collections. Federal judges in Minnesota and Oklahoma restrain payments as hearings set for July 8 amid broad suits by milling and packing firms.
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AAA
Teton County
Supreme Court
NRA
Chicago
Joseph W. Molyneaux
Minneapolis
Federal Revenue Collector
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Internal Revenue Collector
Pillsbury
Chicago Packers
Wallace
Senate Agriculture Committee
Washington
House
City Council Advances Permits and Park Work in Busy Session
In a Monday evening meeting the city council approved bills from the park fund for Legion pavilion hardwood flooring totaling 359.53 and granted permits for Vern Douglass and Dewey Bowker to operate here Oscar Olney to build two tourist cabins Cecil Huffman to improve a property George Tuele to move a house Nick Vlinker to erect a sign while W L Hodgskiss was denied a warehouse to garage conversion for fire zone reasons Councilman C H Malcolm received a 30 day leave extension Rentals for the pavilion and Olney cabins were discussed with Olney cabins to be built of OKs.
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Legion
Vern Douglass
Dewey Bowker
Oscar Olney
Cecil Huffman
George Tuele
Nick Vlinker
W. L. Hodgskiss
C. H. Malcolm
Olney
No July Meeting For Teton County Recreation Council
The July meeting for the Teton County Recreation council will not be held due to many activities already planned this month. The announcement came Tuesday from the council secretary office.
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Teton County Recreation Council
Compliance Proofs Signed In Wheat Program Effort
The Teton County Wheat Production Control association allotment committee has been processing about 1600 proof of compliance forms for 1935 wheat crops. Local boards finish then send forms to Bozeman for audit, with about 500 ready to move by midweek. Compliance work is essential before allotment payments and involves field supervisors, draftsmen, and others.
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Teton County
D. Reiquam
Bozeman
Montana
Sam _ I. Sloan
A. J. Borton
Mrs Nathan and Mrs Kuschel Hurt in Spokane Crash
Mrs Robert Nathan of Great Falls and Mrs P W Kuschel were seriously hurt when their car rolled four to five times near Spokane Washington. Both women are in Sacred Heart hospital with serious injuries but skulls not fractured.
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Robert Nathan
P. W. Kuschel
Great Falls
Spokane
Washington
Sacred Heart Hospital
Chateau
Nathan
P. W. Kuschel, Jr
Frances Aaron
New York City
Seattle
Associated Press
Kuschel
W. Millburn
Kuschel, Jr
Miss Aaron
Mr. Kuschel, Sr
Santa Ritas Stumble in Fairfield Tilt
Fairfield defeats Santa Rita 5 to 3 on the Fairfield diamond as Herman Earles outpitched Turf of Cut Bank. A homer by Turf tied the game at 1 1 in the second. Fairfield answered with two in the fourth and two more in the eighth to pull ahead.
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Santa Rita
Cut Bank
Fairfield
Herman Earles
Earles
Shorty
Crusty
Jauron
Wangen
Ditto
G. Hanson
D. Black
E. Earles
A. Hanson
S. Black
Sam Black
Irrigators
Teton All-Stars
Bride-Elect Alma Wuest Honored With Kitchen Shower
Mrs. Paul Kropp hosted a kitchen shower for Alma Wuest, the bride-elect, last Saturday afternoon at the Kropp home in the city.
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Paul Kropp
Alma Wuest
Kropp
Track Yo Mile South of Chateau on 44 Mile
Race item notes a free-for-all for men with horses or ponies near Chateau 44 miles south. Odds show Augusta Roa at 15 and 10 dollar payouts. Probable track event details are fragmented with inconsistent figures and unclear results.
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Chateau
Big Celebration In Chateau Opens With Parade And Events
The two day event begins Wednesday morning in Chateau with Lions club planning, Blackfeet visitors camping in the park, multiple concession stands and two big tops. Prizes for old autos pets and hobbies are offered while Augusta and Chateau juniors play baseball at 9 30 AM. Blooded horses are barred from races but a special match race may occur between Red Henderson of Great Falls and Big Bear’s horse.
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Choteau
K. E. Sturgis
Chateau
Lions Club Committee
Fred
S. Willson
Parade
Augusta
Chateau Juniors
Red” Henderson
Great Falls
Big Bear
Henderson
Great Northern applies for local bus permit route 87
The Great Northern seeks a passenger bus line from Great Falls to Glacier Park along highway 87. Hearing in Glacier Park involved the Montana railroad and public service commission with board members Carey Young and O'Connell. Opponents from Fairfield and local officials protested. Fairfield Times noted uncertain profits amid drifted snow.
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Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
Glacier Park
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Thos. C. Carey
Leonard C. Young
Jerry J. O’connell
Commission
Albert Angstman
Great Northern
W. L. Clift
Milwaukee and
Lester Loble
Helena
Eid. Kleis
Milwaukee
Fairfield
J. A. Baart
Elies
Ek. J. Crary
FE. Taylor
C. W. Burns
Phil L Cole
Burns
Chateau
Fairfield Times
City Ends Fiscal Year With Higher Cash Balance
Chateau shows a $3,611.15 gain in the year ending June 30, finishing with $17,897.05 in total funds. The city started with $14,285.90, paid $10,177.94 in collections, and reported total receipts of $25,275.83 against disbursements of $21,664.68.
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Chateau
J. G. Jackson
Comeclety
WALET
Federal Officials Weigh Soil Conservation Study in Teton
E H Archer of the U S soil conservation service and colleagues from Montana State college visited Dutton and Power areas to assess soil conditions and consider establishing two study areas in Montana including a possible site in Teton county. The trip covered erosion control, strip farming, tillage and moisture practices with local officials.
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E. H. Archer
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Howard
Huron
S. C
Mr. Archer
Clyde McKee
Agronomy
Montana State College
Sam Sloan
Extension Agronomist
Fred Willson
Dutton
Power
Montana
Teton County
Dancers Split Between American Legion Pavilion and Claude
Dancers will perform at the American Legion pavilion while the other act is scheduled for Claude. The arrangement places two separate performances at distinct venues.
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American Legion
Claude
Teton County Chautauqua Set For July 24 25 28
Teton's own chautauqua returns for a third year in Chateau with a 200 voice all county adult chorus led by Mrs Arnold Hanusa and an old time fiddlers contest offering 25 in prizes. W G Dauwalder of Bole is general manager and community practices begin July 12 at 8 p m.
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Teton
Chateau
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
Reid Swenson
Bynum
Chris Swenson
Farmington
Ray
High School
All County Chorus
Teton County
Fairfield Juniors Defeated 8 to 1 by Choteau Youths
The Fairfield juniors lost to the Choteau squad 8 to 1 in the county junior league third round Sunday. Poore pitched for Choteau with 15 to 20 strikeouts, while Lloyd Munson finished for the visitors late. Fairfield’s lone run came in the first inning as Choteau tallied in the first and then spread runs with several errors by Fairfield.
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Fairfield
Choteau
Poore
Lloyd Munson
Chateau
Mozer
Swain
Foot
Core
N. Rosengren
Scott
H. Rosengren
Delwo
Legion Books Carnival Scheduled for July 18 19 20
George Carroll commander of the American Legion announced a three day Dewey Bowker carnival engagement in Chateau July 18 19 and 20 with city council approval. The show travels from Conrad and will perform at the Legion pavilion in the city park with a dance planned for the final night.
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George Carroll
American Legion
Dewey Bowker
Chateau
Conrad
All Set for Big 4-H Club Picnic July 10
The all-county 4-H picnic will be held on Wednesday July 10 on the Teton river two miles southwest of Collins. County Agent Fred Willson urges attendees to gather by 11 o clock for a morning of planned recreation and an afternoon of sports. The Collins 4-H boys and girls are making road markers to help visitors locate the ground.
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Teton River
Collins
Fred Willson
Mrs Burnside Returns Home After Lewistown Visit
Mrs Charles Burnside returned Monday to her Lewistown home after several days visiting Mr and Mrs W R Weaver in this area.
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Charles Burnside
Lewistown
W. R. Weaver
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Santa Ritas
van AN
Mo Wlee
Legion Pavilion
Chateau and Mountain View Gardens
Hors
G. N
Howard Willson
Fred S. Willson
Bruce
Leal
North Dakota
Fairfield Juniors
Legion Books
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