Health group backs licensing of maternity homes in Montana
The Montana Public Health Association endorsed licensing and inspection of maternity homes, a nationwide style food and cosmetic act, and the creation of county health departments. The resolutions were adopted at a meeting in Bozeman.
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Montana Public Health Association
Heal
Boseman
Range School Draws Sixty Agents Near Lame Deer
Sixteen Montana extension agents attended a range management school near Lame Deer in Rosebud County and at the SH range livestock experiment station near Miles City. Tom Lommasson led the program with Jack Arnold and others contributing, and a list of attendees from multiple Montana counties was provided.
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Lame Deer
Rosebud County
United States Range Livestock Experiment Station
Miles City
E. P. Orcutt
Montana Extension Service
Jack Arnold
Tom Lommasson
The
Forest Service
Birney
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Kenneth McLean
SH Ranch
Dick Quesenberry
Fred Baker
Range Experiment Station
H. L. Dusenberry
Judith Basin
G. A. Woolley
Gallatin
E. W. Bjork
Richland
E. F. Kempton
Daniels County
Prairie County
M. H. Zimmerman
Garfield
Petroleum
C. EF. Jarrett
Valley County
Federal panel rules Montana-Dakota pipeline can proceed
The Federal Power Commission decides no federal approval is needed for Montana-Dakota Utilities Co to construct a natural gas pipeline from Fort Peck to Glendive. The decision clears regulatory hurdles for the planned project and outlines remaining state or local requirements.
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Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Fort Peck
Glendive
Federal Power Commission
Yellowstone pact seeks river water division compact
President Roosevelt signed legislation giving congress consent for Montana North Dakota and Wyoming to negotiate a compact dividing the Yellowstone river waters. The act extends prior consent to include North Dakota and Wyoming.
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Congress
Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
Yellowstone River
North Ota
Retiring Union Pacific Conductor Gudmundson From Butte Route
M. A. Gudmundson a longtime Union Pacific conductor nearing 40 years on the Butte to Pocatello run retired after a final trip and plans to settle in Pocatello with pension. Born April 3, 1874 in Utah to Norwegian parents, he began in rail work in Salt Lake and Denver before joining Union Pacific in 1904. He recalled a major wreck south of Spencer Idaho and noted his wife Abbgale Chace, with two adopted sons.
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Chase
Chace
Springvale
Utah
Norway
Dunwoodie Furniture Co
Salt Lake City
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Roundhouse
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Carlin
Nevada
S. P
Great Salt Lake Bridge
Spencer
Idaho
Ashton
Yellowstone
Abbgale Chace
Samuel Chase
National Guard of Air
Gains Shown in Employment in Montana
About 79,000 workers are employed on jobs covered by unemployment compensation in Montana, per Chairman Barclay Craighead. Since January 1, 8,000 jobs have been filled by the employment service division, with 1,814 private and 1,007 public placements in May. About $2,825,000 has been paid to unemployed workers since July 22, 1939, and Montana’s benefit draw rate at 17.9 percent exceeds the national 15.7 percent.
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Commission
Employment Service
Montana
Flood irrigation project boosts alfalfa yield in Montana
Thomas H. Roll in central Montana benefits from a flood irrigation system completed in 1937. The 60 acre alfalfa stand, protected by a Red Horse creek dam, now sees annual flooding and one extra irrigation from stored water. Grasshopper damage limited revenue but stabilization and seed production potential rise with reduced pests and expanded water control.
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Thomas H. Roll
Montana
Maurice A. Zimmerman
Garfield
Petroleum
Zimmerman
Roll
Red Horse Creek
Soil Conservation Service
CCC
Unclear fragment on wing mechanism raises questions
The provided text fragment discusses a device that raises and lowers wings and compares motion to a person or system named Mathe Bea, but the meaning is uncertain due to missing context and garbled wording.
Sound travel in liquids and solids compared to air
A study notes liquids and solids can carry sound more efficiently than air but alter its quality. The finding highlights how medium affects wave speed and timbre, with implications for engineering and sensing technologies.
Foresters Write a Book on Timberland Adventures
Thirty foresters collaborated on Forest Outings a guide for tourists hunters and winter sports. The book uses true stories provides photographs maps and rules for national forest use with costs and appendix. It is available from the superintendent of documents Washington at 75 cents for paper and 1.25 for buckram. Sweden raises its motor fuel tax.
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America
R. T. Ferguson
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Superintendent of Documents
Washington
Relief From Nervousness and Stomach Trouble
Mr M D Benedict of Roundup Montana reports years of nervousness and indigestion eased after using Wong Sun's Chinese Herbs from Billings. He notes quick improvement and now praises the product. The herbs are sold by Wong Sun Company locations in Billings Missoula Great Falls and Helena Montana.
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Dickie Ebuschel
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Alta
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Billings
Emil E. Blumenthal
Philipsburg
Montana
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Butte
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North Street
Walkerville
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Utah Avenue
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Boston
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Milo Dean
Helena
Montana Hospital Association
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Baldwin
Visitation
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Josephine E. Stout
Agnes
Missoula
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
York Rite
Percy W. Doles
Havre
John S. Carkeet
Butte Bozeman
Katherine Chrisman
Montana State College
Miriam Hart
Greeley
Colo
State Board of Education
Wong Sun Company
Wong Sun
M. D. Benedict
Roundup
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