Teton County Montana March 1932 Commission proceedings record
Teton County Montana commissioners convened March 7 to 9 1932 auditing county claims and approving payments. Actions include road fund investments 722.23, tax deed sale value 300.00, tax cancellations 4.20, road petition reviews, nurse salary deferment, and numerous payrolls across general road and poor fund accounts totaling 5103.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Agee
Farmington
Montana
Rosa Kline
Cordova
W. D. Jones
Obert Peterson
KE. L. Jeurdonnais
First National Bank
Fairfield
Power State Bank
Power
Justice of the Pees
Emvl
Janus
Teton County
Stafford
Cogswell
Secrtary State Board of Health
Charlotte Looney
Otto Wagnild
Chas. Klockler
Elmer C. ‘Smith
Mary C. Sulgrove
Henry Ness
J. L. Collins
J. L. Billings
Blanche M. Jacobson
Bert I. Packer
Allopmey
Meda McLean
Lopmcy
Anna
Velma B. Edwards
Robert Clarkson
County Agriculturist
Iona Davidson
W. G. Bloomdahl
T. C. Busha
George Coffey
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Board of Prison- Bes
Access Costense
P de Seciede Et Agence
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Ediphone Co
Ediphone
Electric Shop
Jos. Hirshberg Co
J. G. Jackson
Justice of the Peace
Montana Association of County Commissioners
Montana Power Co
Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
New Chateau
Northwest States Utilities Co
Bert I Packer
Nick Pambrum
A. A. Pelletier
R. L. Russell Agency
Shaw & Borden Company
the Frank Shepard Co
Law Dooks
Eacsnesne
James Smith
Anna E. Stafford
Standard Oil Co
L. E. Taylor
Teton Service Co
Same
Gay Franklin
Chateau Acantha
H. W. Bateman
Tom’s
Tribune Printing & Supply CO
Tropical Paint & Oil Co
Gideon Udin
Glen Wiseman
Suiveyol
W. Edwards
Algon Udin
Adams Oil Co
Adams Co
En Beringer
Elmer
Linde Air Products Co
Sediveyne Vanagered Mercantile Brokerage
SAMOC
Matt Morris
William A. Parrish
A. Peterson
C. A. Peterson
Redmond
Riverside Machine Works
Sam Aveo
Americn Legion
Great Falls
Arndt
Frank T. Avery
Malvina Baltazar
C. M. Blackman
Moyrch
John W. Brolsma
John J. Brolsma
Buttrey
Dyler’s Market
J. E Byrne
Hilda Carlson
Carlson
Hoteau Hospital
Choteau Meat Co
Clyde Darby
Maude Delaney
Ellen Denison
Ance
C. C Driskell
Florence Crittenden Home
Chas
A. Franks
Se Valley Milling Co
Shepherd
Shel terbelt planting tips near Bozeman plan noted
Montana State College extension horticulturist J Isaac outlines key shelterbelt planting practices. Plant in straight rows with adequate hole size, plant slightly deeper than nursery, tamp soil to remove air pockets, water then fill to ground level, keep topsoil loose, and protect roots with water or packing material. Favor cloudy or rainy days over windy sunlit conditions.
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Bozeman
RE. J. Isaac
Montana State College
Isaac
Cat Pool winner Pat Lynch featured in local news column
Pat Lynch of the Phoenix Utility Co. won the Cat Bank Cat Pool at the Glacier county hotel roundtable. The event drew attention as the hotel cat Aimee prepared for kittens while roads hindered travel, and patrons recalled past winter hardship and gas well pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lynch
Chateau
Phoenix
Cat Bank Pioneer Press
Glacier County
Glacier Park
Cat Bank
Aimee
G. S. Frary
Hoyle
Marquis of
Queenbury
Geo. Chaxse
Phoenix Utility Co
Domestic Felicity and Money Pleasures Intrigue Cincinnati Enquirer
A Cincinnati Enquirer piece reflects on a man who finds more delight in earning money for a good cause than in social pursuits, comparing wealth pursuits to the pleasures of bridge and companionship.
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Clincinnati Enquirer
Visit to the Erickson ranch and a gleaming seed operation
The narrator details a trip from Agawam to Gallup city to visit H. B. Erickson’s ranch. They inspect a 10 000 bushel elevator seed operation with a cleaning line and a 40 foot propeller powered juice plant. Eight children and a prayer at dinner highlight family values, followed by a note to visit again Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Erickson
Gallup City
Agawam
Harry Young
Erickson Ranch
Main Street
Erickson
Irene
Mr. Erickson
Herman
Call for Registered Warrants in Teton County Montana
County treasurer C G Meadows announces payment for all registered warrants from several school districts and specific warrant numbers. Interest on listed warrants ends March 24 1932. The notice covers districts 12 16 20 21 26 28 44 62 63 69 70 with various warrant numbers and dates.
Browning Eyes Oil and Gas Growth After Coast Mission
Levi Burd returns home from coast business tied to Milk River oil well Browning Development. He reports a successful mission and plans for Browning gas and oil prospects, with Fulton wildcat to be accelerated by rotary drill equipment to reach production sands early this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Burd
Milk River
Browning Development Company
Burd
Browning
Fulton
Supreme Court Affirms Miller Conviction in Train Robbery Murder
The Montana Supreme Court on Monday affirmed the murder conviction of Harry E. Miller for the shooting death of John T. Wright during a railway freight train robbery. The verdict in Pondera County district court was based on circumstantial evidence linking Miller and co-defendant Thomas H. Groves to Wright’s killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Miller
Montana Supreme Court
District Court
Pondera County
Miller
Thomas H. Groves
John T. Wright
Miller and Groves Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
Shelby and Great Falls on September 20 1930 sentenced to life in prison. Groves did not appeal. Judge R M Hattersley presided. Photomicrographs linked Wright’s death to a gun found with Miller. Four counties shared trial costs totaling thousands of dollars as county attorneys urged affirmation of the lower court.
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B. I. Packer
Teton County
Fossil Remains Blamed for Defects in Teeth
A Arizona experiment station report links mottled enamel in St David children to drinking water with high fluorine levels from artesian wells. Fossil mastodon bones in the area contributed rare elements, suggesting ancient remains polluted water and caused irreversible tooth defects.
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North America
Arizona
Detroit News
Redwood Giant Stands After Double-Angled Cut
In 1890 near Porterville California owners tried to fell a colossal redwood by sawing from both sides and wedging it as in a vise. A local Irish lumberjack used black powder but the tree moved only an inch. If dynamite had existed the tree would likely have fallen. While forests cut stakes and hitching posts for valley towns the towering trunk remained standing, dead yet unyielding in the dense woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterville
Califf
California
Maple Sap and the Plant Circulation Process
The text explains the sap movement in maple trees, detailing the ascent of crude sap carrying dissolved salts through the xylem to leaves, where transpiration and carbohydrate formation occur, and the descent of elaborated sap via the phloem to distribute nutrients to growing parts.
Barren Ground Caribou Horns Vary by Sex
The Caribou species shows males and females with horns with both sexes having horned individuals. Females have shorter horns than males.
Earliest English Bond Story Seen in Cursor Mundi
The Cursor Mundi dated to the late 13th century is cited by Miss L Toulmin Smith as the oldest English reference to the bond story. The claim links the ancient poem to the famed Bond tale appearing in early English literature.
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Bond
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Board of County Commissioners
N. W. Edwards
State Board of Equalization
George A. Carroll
Gelerk
M. M. Webb
Clara H Baker
Arnold C Hanusa
Margaret Nagle
Eee O. G. Meadows
A. GC
Burbank
Cressutep
Ann
Zmands H. Packer
Augusta Hanson
E. G. Harris
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
R. L. Hood
M. A King
Monarch Lumber Co
John T. Moore
Mountain States Tel
Tel. Co
A. C. Munson
Louis Neil
Porter Stores Co., Inc
Sup- Deess i
St. Anthony & Dakota Bleva
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mary Pearl Smith
Geo. Wright
C. W. Wymer
G. Roberts
C. E. Rodolph
O. G. Meadows
Mont, Power Co
Dutton
Industrial Accident Board
Mont
W. Db. Jones
Geo. A. Carroll
Cat Pool
Huisenga
Martin Swanson
Joe Johnson
Conrad
Martin
Joe
Shanghai
Colorado
Changchun
Ankuo
Japan
Henry Pu
China
C. G. Meadows
Supreme Court
Harry Miller
Paul Briggs
Teton Shipping Association
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