High School Bonding Plan Faces Fairfield Vote Debate
The Fairfield Commercial Club High School Committee claims District 21 seeks a local high school. They recount petitions from 1937 and state district action depended on county bonding districts. They accuse Mr. McLean of misrepresentation while urging Fairfield residents to vote on funding and construction.
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Teton County
Dutton School Board
Fairfield
Tetor County
McLean
Fairfield Commercial Club
Readers Respond to McLean on Fairfield High School Move
In a letter to the Chateau Acantha Fairfield Montana March 15 1938 residents defend attempted high school formation for District 21. They note 71 District 21 students bused to other high schools and about 50 more seeking or lacking school access due to costs and census figures.
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Fairfield
Mont
Chateau Acantha
E. R McLean
McLean
Teton County
Pendrey
Local social visits and sales noted in Collins area
Reo Coghill and R S McCleanhan sold a horse to a Conrad buyer last week. D Banis and family visited at the Hillings home on Tuesday. Geo Tomsha and family were Sunday guests at the McClenhan home. Marion England returned home after weeks with her sister Mary Bokma near Conrad. Alvin Reiquam and family of Cho tea visited his mother. Chester Chambers spent Friday at the Clark Corey home. W D Reiquam entertained Mr and Mrs LaValley and their two sons for his birthday.
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Reo Coghill
R. S. McCleanhan
Conrad
D. Banis
Hillings
Geo. Tomsha
McClenhan
Marion England
Mary Bokma
Alvin Reiquam
Chotea
Chester Chambers
Clark Corey
W. D. Reiquam
University notes list 75 teaching certificate applicants
Mary J Bosseler is among 75 applicants for teaching certificates at the State University of Missoula. Ten athletes receive M club scholarships for the 1938 spring quarter, based on athletic ability and a minimum C scholastic average. Recipients include Beal, Hoon, Ralston, Thornally, Lazetich, Van Bramer, Dowling, O'Donnell, Roberts, and Mariana. Also recognized are Masquer bill contributors Eckford and Gitchel. Kirby Page to speak at Montana State University on March 24.
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Charles Krouse
Mary J. Bosseler
The
State University
Bob Beal
Anaconda
Jack Hoon
Helena
Tom Ralston
Forsyth
Bob Thornally
Chicago
Illinois
Bill Lazetich
Glen van Bramer
Billings
John Dowling
Hamilton
Tom O'Donnell
Casper
Wyo
Sam Roberts
Joe Mariana
Miles City
Christian Century
Montana State University
Page
Disciples of Christ
Social Roundup of Community Visits and Dances
Residents and guests recount visits across families and neighbors. Mrs Harkins, over 82, enjoys health as she visits John Eng land and others. Raymond DeBruycker releases from hospital but cannot yet return to school. A lively Saturday dinner at John Harkins hosts Miles Averill, Marvin Lockhart, Emma, Harold Crane, and others with post dinner cards.
Reduction in State Debt Drops Over Million
State Auditor John J. Holmes reported a reduction of 1,198,452.75 in bonded state indebtedness during the past year, from 10,902,677 on March 1, 1937 to 9,704,224.25 this year after a 225,000 issue for university building bonds and 741,000 in February redemptions across multiple bond issues.
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John J. Holmes
Montana
School of Mines
State University
State College
State Hospital
Eastern Montana Normal
Northern Montana College
Deaf and Blind
State Normal College
Veterans First for WPA Jobs Opinion Declares Preference
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn rules veterans on relief rolls have first preference in all WPA jobs in a opinion requested by Silver Bow county. He also states traveling expense accounts for bus travel are legitimate and the law does not discriminate in favor of rail carriers.
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H. J. Freebourn
Silver Bow County
Mr. Freebourn
W. A. Brown
Protest Findings Challenge Oil Board Recs
Acting Governor Hugh Adair received a motion by George E. Hurd to bypass the Montana Oil Conservation Board recommendations after its long hearings on oil production. The motion will be reviewed by Governor Roy E. Ayers, according to Adair.
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Hugh Adair
Montana Oil Conservation Board
Montana
George E. Hurd
Great Falls
Roy E. Ayers
Adair
April Enrollment for CCC Set for April 1 to 20
The Civilian Conservation Corps enrollment in Teton county is scheduled for April 1 through 20. Local officials will announce exact dates and county quota soon. Eligible youths aged 17 to 23 who are US citizens, unmarried, and unemployed may apply. applicants with public assistance will be given priority as principals, others as alternates.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
County Welfare Board
Teton County
County Welfare Office
United States
Montana Wool Output Drops in 1937 Ranking Falls
Montana produced 24,768,000 pounds of wool in 1937, down 4,583,000 from 1936, placing the state fourth among wool producers behind Texas Wyoming and California. There were 2,580,000 fleeces vs 3,156,000 in 1936, with average fleece weights of 9.6 pounds in 1937 versus 9.3 pounds in 1936.
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Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Federal Statistician
Texas
Wyoming
California
Partnership Fictitious Name Certificate Montana Mustard Seed Co
Geo E McDonnell of Conrad and Frank H McDonnell of Great Falls Montana form a partnership under Montana Mustard Seed Company to handle seeds and grains. Principal business at Power Montana. Notarized by Mary M Curran in Cascade County on February 26 1938 with first publication March 10 and last April 7.
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Geo. E. Mc- Donnell
Conrad
Montana
Frank H. Mc Donnell
Great Falls
Montana Mustard Seed Company
Power
Geo. E. McDonnell
Frank H. McDonnell
Mary M. Curran
Notice of Regular Assessment by Teton Co-operative Canal Co
Directors levied Regular Assessment No. 44 at February 9 1938 meeting. Twenty five dollars per share charged on all capital stock, payable to Cal Binford secretary treasurer by March 11 1938 at Farmington Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent and sold at public auction March 31 1938 at 2 pm at the post office front door Farmington Montana. CAL BINFORD secretary treasurer.
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Cal Binford
Farmington
Montana
Teton County
Liquor profits fall as state purchases drop
The Liquor Control board reports profits have declined due to weaker liquor purchases amid the recession while cash on hand has increased, according to Administrator L. M. A. Waas.
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Liquor Control Board
L.M. A. Waas
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Los Angeles
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State University At
Missoula
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Kirby Page
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Arthur Moser
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Raymond DeBruycker
Conrad Hospital
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Henry Tomsha
Ben Beringer
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Mildred Schlepp
Miles Averill
Marvin Lockhart
Emma
Harold Crane
Dutton
John Harkins
CCC
Teton Co-operative Canal Company
Farmington, Montana
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H. W. Bateman
R. G. Keeton
Chateau Hotel
WM. Schneider
Choteau Creamery
C. W. Boussard
Larson
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Chas G. Roberts
J. H. Byler
State of
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E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Givens Block, Cheteau
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