Public School News Highlights MEA Delegates and Civic Lessons
MEA local elected Miss Ruby A Miller as regular delegate and Mrs Emily Hodgiss as alternate for the March delegate assembly in Helena. Civics class observed naturalization before Judge Hattersley as six foreign-born residents pledged allegiance and were welcomed by the American Legion and Auxiliary.
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MEA
Uby A. Miller
Emily Hodgiss
Delate
Helena
Ingeborg Hendrickson
United States
Hattersley
American Legion and Auxiliary
Radio education to broaden minds across the Americas
In remarks on air programs the speaker says radio broadcasting will extend its educational role in schools nationwide, aiding teachers and inspiring students. Miss Gladys Hane received a postcard of the Quiz Kids from a Kids' Quiz question, delighting fifth graders who listen to the program.
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Americas
Gladys Hane
Paramount
Pendray News Roundup of Local Visits and School Events
Mrs. Paul Briggs returns from the coast while Carl Jensen and W H Wellenstein drive to Great Falls. Families visit relatives, attend church dinners, and tour colleges. A softball meeting is set for March 28 in Farmers Union hall at 8 p.m. Betty Jones and Dave Rice vacation with parents. Several residents travel to Helena Bozeman and Canada for mining, schooling, and health matters.
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Paul Briggs
Carl Jensen
W. H. Wellenstein
Great Falls
W. P. Phillips
Fuller
George Porter
T. A. Cornett
L. 0
Kellogg
Harold
Oregon
Mr. Kellogg
Nick Wellenstein
Helena
Ira Ritenour
San Diego
Cal
Mrs. Lott
Farmers Union Hall
Harold Wellenstein
Donald Swanson
Bozeman
Betty Jones
Dave Rice
L. B. Pendro
Weitberger
Leven
Miss Gebeant
Miss Michelbach
Deaconess
Harry Swanson
Larson
Choteau
P. M. Sorenson
G. R. Talbert
J. E. Lewis
Roy
Pendroy
Riley
Carl Peterson
Conrad
C. H. Thomas
Herbert Thomas
Canada
Frisell
Ae Ae
Dee H. Welenstein
Mrs. Fields
A Wie
Peter
Educational meeting at Bole hall for 1941 agricultural program
Farmers are invited to a 1 30 Friday afternoon educational meeting at Bole hall about the 1941 agricultural program. Mrs Marian Davis hosted the Ditto and Bammel families for Edmond's birthday dinner last Thursday. Mr and Mrs W G Dauwalder visited Great Falls Thursday. Ralph Lear and W G Dauwalder joined the tri county livestock tour Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ben Benson visited Great Falls Tuesday. E M BammeI returned home Saturday from Fort Harrison where he had been a surgical patient for several weeks.
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Bole Hall
Marian Davis
Ditto
Bammel
Edmond
W. G. Dauwalder
Great Falls
Ralph Lear
Tri-County
Ben Benson
E. M. Bamme
Fort Harrison
Greenfield Community Notes Highlight Nordahl Party and Local News
A community party honored Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nordahl at the Community hall with dancing and a midnight lunch before the Nordahls depart for Augusta to work on a ranch. Also reported are family trips, a Greenfield P T A meeting program, a new move into the Martin Nelson farm, house moving for John Jensen, health concerns of Floyd Hoover, birth of a daughter to the Stengrimson family, the Greenfield 4-H sheep club gathering, leaders Fred Hansen and Wallace Maxfield, and a few chicken pox cases in the area.
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Guy Nordahl
Nordahls
Augusta
E. N. Southard
Calvin
Nebraska
Lacher
Greenfield P. T. A
Evelyn
Helen Johnson
Ruth Inez Deethardt
Lucille Primus
Verena Asmus
Chicago
Eloise Southard
Honeychurch
Marron
Power Schools
George Johnson
Martin Nelson
Fred Hansen
Wallace Maxfield
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express sincere appreciation for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Signed by Mr and Mrs John A Halden and Family Mr and Mrs Carl Halden and Family Mr and Mrs Olaf Larson Mrs Bane Knotts and Daughters.
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John A. Halden
Carl Halden
Olaf Larson
Bane Knotts and Daughers
Montana fur dealers oppose fur export fee bill
Montana fur dealers protest Sub. H. R. 350 passed by the 1941 legislature that would fix a graded fee on all furs shipped from the state. They told Governor Sam C. Ford at a Helena hearing the revenue would go to the fish and game fund not connected to that department. Ford took the protest under advisement.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Sam C. Ford
Helena
Fish and Game Fund
Ford
State Sets Five Highway Districts Under New Law
State Highway Engineer Howard Holmes says maps are being prepared to divide the state into five commissioner districts as authorized by S. B. 186. The districts are county-group based and do not alter highway department operations, though the bill creates a five member highway commission with one member from each district.
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Howard Holmes
Holmes
Highway Department
Highway Commission
First Nurses Education Institute Planned in Helena
Edith Brown secretary of the state nurses examining board announced a two day education institute in Helena on March 21 and 22. The meeting will include varied talks on nursing education and is open to all registered nurses in the state.
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Helena
Edith Brown
Nurses Examining Board of
Ford vetoes drunk driving and guard pensions bills
Gov Sam C Ford vetoed a 1941 assembly measure to set a maximum fine and three years imprisonment for drunken driving. He also vetoed a retirement pension bill for national guard officers calling it an entering wedge for future moves.
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Sam C. Ford
Legislative Assembly
Ford
National Guard
Governor appoints Dudley Jones state prison warden
Gov Sam C Ford announces Dudley Jones a Dodson rancher previously linked to Phillips county sheriff's office will replace Theodore R Bergstrom as state prison warden Jones selects Martin Trenne of Poplar as deputy registrar of motor vehicles in a parallel appointment.
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Sam C. Ford
Dudley Jones
Phillips County
Sheriff’s Office
Theodore R. Bergstrom
Jones
Martin Trenne
Poplar
Montana
Water board-discusses future conservation projects
The water board met with W. G. Sloan of the U S bureau of reclamation in Denver to consider additional conservation initiatives. No immediate conclusions or recommendations were announced.
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The
Water Board
W. G. Sloan
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Denver
Interstate bus service resumes between Kalispell Havre
The Montana railroad and public service commission ordered Intermountain Transportation to restart bus service between Kalispell Havre and Kalispell Libby after suspending since December. The board rejected the firm’s claim that the routes were unsafe and denied reducing Kalispell Polson service from two daily trips to one.
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Intermountain Transportation Company
Kalispil
Libby
Kalispell
Havre
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Polson
Flathead Lake
Montana fur trappers pay almost twenty thousand in six months
The state fish and game department reports fur trappers spent about $20,000 in the last six months. Regular licenses cost $10 and landowner licenses sell for $1, indicating the mix of purchases by trappers statewide.
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Montana
State Fish and Game Department
Livestock Commission Reorganizes in Early April
Montana's livestock commission will hold its reorganization meeting in early April. State veterinarian Dr. W J Butler announced that newly appointed members Lyman Brewster of Birney and Fred Hirschy of Jackson will attend their first meeting.
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Montana
Livestock Commission
W. J. Butler
Lyman Brewster
Birney
Fred Hirschy
Jackson
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