Second Test Well Going Down Near Pendroy
The Montana Oil Journal reports an imminent second well on the Pondera structure west of Pendroy with a drilling contract expected to be awarded. A derrick is active at NE SE 20-27-5W near Pendroy for Bruce P. Radigan and associates, amid Radigan’s resignation as state oil and gas inspector and the involvement of attorney Ned Cheedle of Shelby.
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Pondera
Pendroy
California Company
NE Sex
Bruce P. Radigan
Ned Cheedle
Shelby
Roy Terrant
Cut Bank
George Coffey
Associates
Chateau
Joseph Irwin
Calgary
Harold Hickey
Pondera Horizon
Montana Oil Journal
Seeding and land policy clash in rural testimony
A writer laments seed work and weed control while critiquing a government loan program and a $55,000,000 rural aid scheme. He argues private enterprise sustains the nation and urges reader support for capable candidates amid debates. BE. R. McLEAN.
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Clarkson
Land Bank
Bob
United States
BE. R. McLean
Brooks to Leave Havre Daily News for Great Falls Tribune
Harry B. Brooks resigns as editor of the Havre Daily News after 28 years and Chinook Opinion to join the Great Falls Tribune as editorial writer. L. R. Larcombe will run the Daily News editorial page, and J. F. M. Travis gains a paper stake as director and secretary treasurer of United Publishers. Brooks has begun duties at the Tribune.
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Harry B. Brooks
Havre
The
United Publishers
the News
Brooks
Tribune
NRA to Quit Effort to Regulate Small Businesses
An Associated Press dispatch reports NRA leaders plan retreat from wholesale code writing and policing. Hugh S. Johnson's aides face difficulty extricating themselves as they abandon attempts to supervise local service trades like pressing shops barbers and bootblacks and scale back price maintenance and costs.
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NRA
Associated Press
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle plan proposed to let local wage codes spread
Officials push letting service establishments display the Blue Eagle if they choose to comply with wage and hour terms. If most establishments in a city insist on a local code they may have one. The NRA will not pressure adoption. Trade groups seek to extend control over competition while labor groups threaten to object.
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NRA
St Stephens Church Service Schedule May Whit Sunday
St Stephens church holds morning prayer at 10:30 and Holy Communion with sermon at 11:00 on Whit Sunday May 20 led by Lee H. Young.
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St. Stephens
Lee H. Young
Notice of estate heirs in Montana probate case
In the District Court of Montana Te ton County the estate of John Smith deceased is under petition by Ivan L. Hyland for heirs at law to determine distribution. The estate includes a war risk insurance policy from the U S Government worth about 2127.00. All heirs or parties claiming interest are urged to appear July 13, 1934, in Chateau Montana to file claims. Frances Rosengren, Clerk, and Molumb y, Busha & Greenman, Great Falls, MT, Attorneys for the Administrator. First pub May 10, last May 31.
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Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
John Smith
C. James Smith
Roderick Smith
Finlay Smith
Catherine Mary Smith
Margaret Smith
Alexander Smith
Emily Smith Morrison
Ivan L. Hyland
Catherine
Chateau
Frances Rosengren
Seal
Land Office Notice of Stock-Raising Homestead Entries
Department of the Interior announces Clinton L. Stillman of Chateau Montana has additional stock-raising homestead entries. Serial Nos 072484 and 075297 updated for parcels in Section 26 Township 24 North Range 6 West. Notices date back to June 16 1928 and January 29 1980.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Clinton L. Stillman
Chateau
Township
Range
Notice of final three year proof for land claim
Thomas Corbally publishes notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana on May 26 1934. Witnesses named: Earl Yeager Harley W Yeager George Cook Leon Phillips all of Choteau Montana. First published April 19 last May 17.
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Earl Yeager
Harley W. Yeager
George Cook
Leon Phillips
Ell of
Choteau, Montana
Thos. F. Corbally
Judge Felt Files for Congress in Second District Nomination
Judge Stanley E. Felt of Baker a longtime Sixteenth Judicial District judge filed Saturday in Helena for the Republican nomination for representative in Congress from Montana's Second District. Felt born 1881 in Cass County Iowa has lived in the district about 25 years and held multiple public offices in Dawson and Prairie counties. He served in World War I as a captain and later was a district court judge with four reelections and a stint on the Supreme Court Commission. He is married with three sons and an adopted daughter and argues his judicial experience gives him a deep view of regional industry and community interests.
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Baker
Montana
Helena
Congress
Felt
Seco
Cass County
Iowa
Des Moines
Michigan
Town
Glendive
Dawson County
Terry
Supreme Court Commission
Order of
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