North Montana Fair Opens Monday in Great Falls
The North Montana fair at Great Falls begins its fourth annual six day run on Monday August 6 with expanded facilities including a larger stage improved sewerage system and new administration building. Attendance figures have climbed from 129 617 in 1931 to a 147 112 estimate in 1933 with a surplus used to fund grounds and infrastructure. The 1934 program features wild buffalo riding Mexican bull fighting Barney Oldfield driving speed races and a world title horse race pari mutuel betting and a dramatic night show with music clowns and fireworks from Chicago’s World Fair.
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Great Falls
North Montana Fair
Montana
North Montana
Eddie Cantor
Kid
Spain
Barney Oldfield
Sig Haugdahl
Gus Schrader
Haugdahl
Schrader
Montana Fair
New Trail Construction to Start Next Week in Teton District
Work on a 15 mile trail within the Lew is and Clark national forest begins next week. Ranger L H McLean states six to eight men will be employed. The route runs from Red Shale creek up Sun river along the Chinese wall, terminating near Open Fork creek. Three foot bridges will be built this season over Sun river, near Wrong creek, Gates park crossing, and downstream in Ranger Ben Martin's district.
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Teton
Lewis and Clark National Forest
L. H. McLean
Red Shale Creek
North Fork
Sun River
Open Fork Creek
Gates Park
Ben Martin
Warden Bulls Inspect Piskun Reservoir Fishing Rules
Bruce Neal and a second game warden visited the Piskun reservoir last Sunday to enforce a ruling by the U S biological survey prohibiting boat fishing. No arrests were made.
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U. S. Biological Survey
Piskun
Bruce Neal
Lions Adapt Program As Chautauqua Is Delayed
Lions last night followed a plan tied to the postponed chautauqua and heard three Power girls Alice Johnson Helen Johnson and Esther Martinson sing in a vocal trio. Fred Swenson gave a chalk talk and Leslie Jourdonnais sang. Dr H W Bateman presided and Arnold Hanusa chaired the program.
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Chateau Lions
Lions
Alice Johnson
Helen Johnson
Esther Martinson
Fred Swenson
Collings
Leslie Jourdonnais
H. W. Bateman
Arnold Hanusa
Volunteer Fire Wardens Appointed for 1934
Missoula Montana state forester Rutledge Parker announces 1934 appointments of citizen volunteers as state fire wardens to aid forest protection on federal state and private lands. Since 1931 citizen involvement reduced man caused fires and about 2000 wardens were listed in 1933. Wardens will enforce forest fire laws and deter campers smokers and incendiaries. cards and law digest distributed.
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Missoula
Montana
Rutledge Parker
Butte
Parker
Health rules allow disease control measures and epidemic provisions
The document states that infected premises are prohibited except under Rule XVI. Subsections cover thorough cleansing of rooms and articles, sunning and airing, with terminal disinfection not required. It notes that if the disease becomes epidemic, provisions may be supplemented by the state board of health or its executive officer during interim meetings.
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State Board of Health
Taylor Grazing Law to Be Explained at Grazing Conference
Thomas F. Corbally register of the U S land office at Great Falls says preliminary conferences will be held in western locations to outline plans for administering the new Taylor grazing law. Interior Department representatives will attend, including Oscar L Chapman. they will be in Billings on July 31. Stockmen may attend to offer views, formally or informally, at designated sites.
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Thomas F. Corbally
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Interior Department
Oscar L. Chapman
Billings
U S to Start Paying Hog Allotment Checks Soon
A Montana extension service statement says nationwide progress on corn hog contracts could bring allotment payment checks under the 1934 program to a peak soon. In Teton county delays are possible with no payment estimates yet. Ninety-one applications have been filed. tabulation is underway in Helena with a state board reviewing sources.
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Montana State College Extension Service
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Teton County
Helena
Bozeman announces large installment payments and farm equipment ads
The release notes the first installment reduction payments totaling about 130 million dollars. A second coin payment and one fifth of the dog payment is due around November 15, with the final two fifth hog payment slated for February 41, 1935. Also listed are farm equipment ads for a McCormick-Deering 12 foot combine, Hart-Parr tractor, Deering mower, and a bunga low piano for sale in Bozeman Montana with Orton Bros. contact.
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Bozeman
McCormick-Deering
Ernest Arensmeyer
Chateau
Mont
Orton Bros
Montana
State Laws on Quarantining Infantile Paralysis
State public health rules require placarding and quarantining of premises with cases. Patients must be isolated with no contact except physicians and caretakers for at least two weeks and until normal temperature. Household contacts face 14 day exclusion from public gatherings. adults may work if not exposing children. Concurrent disinfection is mandated. Milk or food sales from…
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G. H. McDowell
Mary Rucker
Agawam
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Choteau
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W. B. Butchart
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Schoppe
Farmington
Martin Schultz
Dutton, Montana
Red River
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