Montana Faces Overdrafts and Bond Plan With No Special Session
Gov. Frank H. Cooney said Montana will avoid a special legislative session unless required as deficits grow. A state accountant projects a June 30 general fund overdraft of 384 088.02 and 456 664 for last biennium appropriations, totaling 940 742.02. Bond sales may ease cash flow but not fully balance the fund.
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Helena
Frank H. Cooney
United SS
William Hosking
Hosking
Montana
Cooney
Reforestation camps eyed in Beaverhead region
Preliminary employment requirements for the new government reforestation program were received by A. A. Simpson in Dillon. Beaverhead National Forest is named as a work camp site with preference for unmarried men.
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Dillon
A. A. Simpson
Beaverhead National Forest
Beaverhead Forest
Simpson
Regional Forestry Office
Veterans of Spanish War Reaffirm Pledge to Stars and Stripes
Twenty nine Butte men of the Henry Lawton camp reenlisted in the Spanish American war veterans annual mustering-in ceremony. Wives and children joined, a buffet supper followed, and more than 200 attendees included members from American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Grand Army of the Republic officials.
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Butte
Spain
Henry Lawton
Henry Lawton Camp of Veterans
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
H. H. Makinson
Simon Hauswirth
Grand Army of the Republic
Soil blowings worsen in Montana crops warned
Montana State College agronomist Sam Sloan warns soil blowing grows more dangerous in Montana due to high spring winds. He notes 1933 crops are past control but advises protecting soon to be summer fallowed fields in blowable regions. He describes strip farming as the key method and urges farmers to consult county extension agents for a full plan.
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Montana State College
Montana
Sam Sloan
Extension Agronomist
Canada
Square Butte
Sloan
Judge Bender Dies at Livingston After Long Illness
Judge Frank Bender longtime Park county resident died at his Livingston home after a prolonged illness. He came from Minnesota in about 1882 and worked in insurance and real estate. A former police magistrate and justice of the peace he leaves wife Margaret P. Bender.
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Judge Bender
Livingston
Frank Bender
Park County
Minnesota
Margaret P. Bender
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