Lunch Wagon Venture Through Deep Snow in 4-H Tale
The Diamond Valley 4-H Club recounts a snowy Saturday march 12 misadventure with a DeLuxe lunch wagon bogged by drifted snow. Scouts spot a cayuse behind a fence as the crew improvises a horse drawn haul to reach the meeting with the meal intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bunyan
Casey Jones
Western Mail
Jariat
Roanie
Two by fours and hurry to a happy finish
A brisk rush and prompt arrival leave everyone satisfied as we reach the destination a minute and a half early.
Shipping Cattle by Truck Inspections and State Law
Attorney General Foot issues a legal opinion on livestock inspection when cattle are shipped out of state by truck. The statute requires inspection unless the destination has a state inspector, and loading for shipment by truck is covered. Owners must have cattle inspected if no out of state inspector exists at the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foot
Paul Raferty
The
Livestock Commission
Commission i
Heavier Than Lead Metals Listed by Density and Value
The article notes at least twelve metals heavier than lead, ten of which surpass gold in value. It lists palladium platinum iridium mercury osmium rhodium rubidium ruthenium tantalum thallium tungsten and uranium, with osmium described as nearly twice as heavy as lead and the heaviest known substance.
French in Lead in Investigation of Mental Diseases
The French have long led efforts in researching mental illnesses, pioneering methods and theories in diagnosis and treatment. Modern scholars credit French psychiatry with shaping early approaches to understanding cognitive and behavioral disorders.
Montana may skip Century of Progress exhibit over costs
F B Connelly of Montanans Inc says Montana will not fund a state exhibit at the Century of Progress in Chicago next year unless the next Legislature approves a budget. He notes a commission survey found possible voluntary funds from 25 000 to 50 000 but expects no funds without official appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chicago
Legislative Assembly
F. B. Connelly
Billings
Montanans, Inc
Mr. Connelly
J. E. Erickson
Century of Progress Organization
Exposition
Montana Leads in Reclamation Spending vs Contributions
The irrigation committee of Montanans Inc reports that through June 30 1931 Montana spent 21 455 633 within the state on federal irrigation projects. Receipts from land sales royalties and repayments by landowners totaled 19 473 452, leaving Montana with a net overdraw of 1 982 181 while five other western states show overdrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Federal Reclamation Fund
Irrigation Committee of Montanans, Inc
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Western States
Federal Handling Mineral Lands Favored by Protest
George B. Conway of Helena protests Senator T. J. Walsh’s bill to transfer public lands, urging mineral lands remain under federal control. He argues state ownership would curb prospecting and hinder mineral development, affecting revived mining ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Walsh
Montana
George B. Conway
Helena
Conway
General Land Office
Walsh
Bynum Jack Morehead Heads to Idaho for Mission Steps
Bynum Jack Morehead left Friday night for Idaho to visit his sister Mrs John Schenk then enroll April 4 at a Salt Lake mission school and proceed to the Northern States mission with Chicago headquarters. A note of local marriage Tollie Pearson and Elva Packer wed in Great Falls and plan a dance in Bynum. The piece also mentions Mrs George Tyler returning from Butte with a baby girl and a lighthearted fathers versus sons basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morehead
Idaho
John Schenk
Mission School
Salt Lake
Northern States Mission
Chicago
Robert L. Gordon
Great Falls
Reid Swenson
George Tyler
Butte
Tollie Pearson
Elva Packer
Bynum
L. D. S. Hall
Jennie Burke
Laura Green
Easter Gatherings and Visits Feature Local Society
La Swenson sought a basketball game with local girls at Chateau Friday. Mrs. Hampton Bloom and husband traveled to Great Falls Friday night returning Sunday. A group including Mr and Mrs Bert Jensen and Harry Stott visited Mrs Stott at Deaconess hospital. Several families hosted visits and a Bynum project party. They attended The Cuban Love Song at Chateau and a Relief Society farewell on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Swenson
Chateau
Hampton Bloom
Great Falls
Bert Jensen
Harry Stott
Deaconess Hospital
Edwin Hansen
George Mortensen
George Tyler
Gladys George
Relief Society Sisters
David Mortensen
Edwin Hanson
Fred Powers
Dell Green
Lambhing
Pendroy and
Bynum
Roy
Orr Stott
Mountains
Wood
Leo Howell
Edwin Bingham
Emerson Rowley
L. D. S. Hall
Relief Society
Community notes honor Mrs Pearson and bid farewell
Socials and gatherings fill the week with a farewell for Jack Moore, who will begin a two year mission in the Northern states. Attendees enjoyed programs games lunch and dancing at the L D S hall and at the hall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Fairfield
Agawam
Bert Stott
Stott Brothers
Dell Green
Harry Stott
Reid Swenson
Roy Handberg
Jack Moore
J. Wilson Moore
Jack
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Navy
United States Navy
Boston
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Coe
Gleaner
Standard Oil Company
Colorado
Wyoming
L. A. Halverson
Mgr