Forest Region 1 Receipts Reach 566 348 84 in FY
Missoula forest service reports Region 1 including parts of Montana Idaho and Washington ended the fiscal year with net forest receipts of 566 348 84. About 25 percent will return to states for county road and school use with Coeur d Alene Idaho leading at 144 000 plus and Kaniksu 98 000 plus.
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Montana
Idaho
Washington
Region 1
Missoula
Forest Service
Coeur d’ Alene Forest
Kaniksu
Kootenai
Lewis and Clark Forest
O. G. Meadows
Teton County
Uncle Sam
Region
Million Dollars Worth of Road Work To Start In State
Helena July 22 Nearly 1 000 000 worth of road and bridge work will be started soon in 11 counties due to recent contracts awarded by the Montana Highway commission. Additional work totaling 2 000 000 for the year is set for September 4 with contracts expected. The projects awarded last week total 973 049 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Montana contractors win bids in $6 million tax plan
The special election approved a $6,000,000 tax anticipation plan paying Montana laborers prevailing wages. Winners include McLaughlin Construction, Hargrave Construction, J. L. McLaughlin, W. P. Roscoe, B. M. Crenshaw, L. T. Laller, Edward J. Dunnington, Tomlinson-Arkwright, Boomer and Slakesley, Morrison-Knudson and others for grading surfacing and bridge work across multiple counties. 93 percent of workers are Montanans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. 8
Warden
Commission
Montana
Plains
McLaughlin Construction Company
Livingston
Bearmouth
Jefferson
Silver Bow
J. C. McGuire
Butte
Treasure
Yellowstone
L. T. Lawler
Big Horn River
Treasure Counties
Edward J. Dunnington
St. Paul
Wolf Point
Scoby
Roosevelt County
Tomlinson-Arkwright Company
Great Falls
Boomer
Slakesley
State College Poultry Specialist Urges Summer Culling
State College extension poultry specialist Miss H. E. Cushman argues that summer culling boosts egg production. She cites misalignment between egg output and flock health, highlighting comb, wattles, vent color, shank color, and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
H. E. Cushman
Montana
Miss Cushman
Poultry Authority
Huge Saving Predicted on Logan Pass Highway Completion in 1933
Government records show a major cost cut on the trans mountain Logan Pass route linking Glacier National Park's east and west sides. Contractors Colonial Building of Spokane and A Guthrie Co of Portland bid $585,554.20 for 10 miles, saving $132,179.30 from the $717,713.50 estimate. Completion is set for 1933 with scenic access to St. Mary's lake and Going-to-the-Sun. Tourists already flock to the highway’s terminus at Logan Pass.
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Glacier Park
Uncle Sam
Glacier National Park
Logan Pass
St. Mary’s Lake
E. T. Scoven
U. S. Bureau of Roads
Colonial Building Company
Spokane
Washington
A. Guthrie Co
Portland
Oregon
Livestock Men of Pondera To Revive Market Organization
Pondera County Livestock Shipping association plans a revival meeting at the American Legion hall in Conrad this Saturday August 1. E H Landkop serves as president and directors will be elected from Walier Williams Ledger Brady and Conrad. The group aims to improve shipping efficiency for cattle sheep and hogs amid tighter feed reserves and anticipated liquidation to avoid high winter costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondera County News
Pondera County Livestock Shipping Association
Lfe
American Legion Hall
Conrad
Walier
Williams
Ledger
Brady
E. H. Landkop
Pondera County
Pondera Livestock Shipping Association
Shipping Association
Staffany
Court notes reveal tax refund suit and right of way case
Farmers State bank of Pendroy sues Teton county to recover 381.39 in excess taxes, part of a broader dispute over bank stock taxation. The same district court records a highway suit by the state against Edward and Rose Pfeifle for a Sunshine trail right of way, with requests to appoint three appraisers and allow entry during settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank of Pendroy
Teton County
T. H. Pridham
State Highway Commission
Edward P. Pfeifle
Rose Pfeifle
Highway Commission
L. A. Foot
John N. Bourne
Bert I. Packer
Ladies Auxiliary entertains by Miss Margaret Nagle
Miss Margaret Nagle will entertain the Ladies Auxiliary today. Alex Burrell of Butte visited his brother George here last week. Charles Strand hag returned from Camas hot springs. Another lot of Hill Crest Hosiery at 1.00 per pair, Parlor Shoppe. Veil dresses at 1.95 and 2.95. Parlor Shoppe. Rayon silk panties 50c and 85c. Parlor Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nagle
Alex Burrell
Butte
George
Charles Strand Hag
Camas Hot Springs
Hill Crest
Hot July Averages Show Years With Record Highs
The article notes July 1928 average maximum 70.64 and observes three hot years, with two years in the past decade not reaching 90 degrees in July, specifically 1927 and 1923.
Old Sol Limbers Plate Error Lacing All Stars
Errors and scoring notes show Morgan and Morton with two-base hits and Wissler three-base hits. Dale pitches six strikeouts, two wild pitches, and hits Lopach. Sheriffs allow six earned runs to All Stars' one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Morton
Harris
A. Hansen
Earles
Dale
H. Hansen
Leiber
Wissler
Sheriffs
All Stars
Lopach
Capricorn
Wisler
Conrad
Rachac
G. Hansen
Dirkes
Wwemteens
Core
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton
State
Penney’s
J.c.penney
Choteau, Montana
Jefferson County
James Crick
Elliot & Nesbit
Sandpoint
Flathean County
Morrison-Knudson Company
Boise
Choteau
Kalispell, Mont
Ee Telephone
Pondera
S. Maccany
Chateau
Givens Bldg
L. E. Taylor
Frost Ranch
Oldsmobile
Essepeessemnes
Rane Enee Renee Erate
Eeee
Stan “Gaylinges
Teton Service CO
Choteau, Mont
Tony the Wonder Horse
Europe
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