Broadwater County Treasurer Sentenced for Embezzlement
Charles D. Bailard, Broadwater county treasurer, pled guilty to embezzling 3000 dollars of county funds. Judge W. H. Poorman sentenced him in Townsend to two years in the Deer Lodge penitentiary. Bailard was in his second term. the offense occurred during his first term, with information filed Oct. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Bailard
Broadwater
Townsend
W. H. Poorman
Deer Lodge
Ballard
State Board of Education to Meet in Helena Dec 4
The first meeting of the state board of education for the current school year will be held in Helena on December 4. Dr. H. H. Swain executive secretary of the Greater University of Montana announced the plans recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Helena
H. H. Swain
Greater University of Montana
Pioneer Cattleman W T Morrow Passes Away in Montana
W T Morrow a Chouteau County cattleman born October 26 1854 in Perth Ontario died after a life marked by frontier ranching and lawmen roles. He moved with his family to Iowa and Colorado then helped drive early roundups on the Missouri River and Shonkin Creek and left a wife Elizabeth Bach Morrow and four children William G Charles W Harry R and Mary Elizabeth all tied to Montana ranching in Fort Benton and nearby communities.
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Mr. Morrow
Perth
Ont
Malcolm Morrow
Ontario
Mary
Robert Coburn
White Sulphur Springs
Belle
John Green
Fort Benton
David
Kalispell
Jeannette
John Whitehead
Bill Negus
Helena
Lost Horse
Lincoln
Jeanette
Frank Leedy
Catherine
Dr. Fields
Agnes
Mortimer L. Strong
Sun River Crossing
Laura
James Adams
Great Falls
Martha
Montana
James Scott
Bremerton
Wash
William T. Morrow
Iowa
Dover
Middle West
Pike’s Peak
Denver
Missouri River
Pony Express
Nebraska City
Plum Creek
Bannack
Aldergulch
Bevin’s Gulch
Virginia City
George Ives
X. Beidler
Ives
Morrows
Last Chance Gulch
Bob Hereford
Big Prickly Pear Valley
King & Gillette
Prickly Pear Canyon
Utah
Lost Horse Canyon
Georgetown
Canyon Creek
Lincoln Gulch
Morrow
Trinity Gulch
Thomas Cruse
Marysville
van” van Orsdale
Dog Creek
William
Dr. Frields
Chouteau County
Shonkin Creek
Chestnut Valley
William Sweat
al Hobson
John H. Main
Gus Wedsworth
Henry Sieben
Custer
Sand Coulee
John Lepley
Ike Kingsbury
Louis Marcott
Frank Bain
Ware Ham
Mee Brothers
Elizabeth Bach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Lehman
Lewistown
Shankin Creek
Josephine Manuel
Harry R. Morrow
Miss Paul
Mary Elizabeth Morrow
Oscar Paul
U S Delay on Butter Code Hurts Montana Dairy Industry
B F Thrailkill head of Montana dairy division says no action yet on milk and butter codes from Washington though Montana code has been ready for two months. Commissioner Stafford may return from the east with guidance after hearings with Wallace and national dairy head. Delays harm creamery owners and butter makers who struggle with unfair practices and price gaps amid a weak dairy market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Thrailkill
State Agricultural Department
Washington
Wallace
Montana
A. H. Stafford
East
National Dairy Section
Chicago
Helena
Thrailkill
County clubs plan programs for state home extension work
County home demonstration clubs in Montana have finalized plans for the year. Miss Blanche L. Lee, state leader at Montana State College, reports councils met in 21 counties. Projects focus on foods and nutrition, clothing, home management, house furnishing, and child development and parent education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche L. Lee
Montana State College
Miss Lee
Miss Lie
Montana Extension Service
Cascade
Chouteau
Fergus
Gallatin
Lewis and Clark
McCone
Pondera
Roosevelt
Rosebud
Stillwater
Teton
Valley
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Dawson
Sanders
Hill, Lake
Missoula
Phillips
Cascade, Dawson, Lewis and Clark and
Valley Counties
Lima Dam Loan Details and Extension Highlights
A $125000 loan from the federal department of public works for reconstructing the Lima dam will be payable in 25 years per word from Washington to Frank A. Hazelbaker secretary of the Water Users Irrigation Co. The article also outlines Montana extension work in home demonstration and 4 H clubs, with 500 local leaders and 5000 enrolled women, across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Users' Irrigation Company
Federal Department of Public Works
Lima Dam
Washington, D. C
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Farmers Union Elect Officers at Billings Convention
Montana Farmers Union re-elected J T Kelly of Castagne as president for a fifth term and EK Kindler of Billings as secretary treasurer for a tenth term. William Allard of Terry named vice president for a third time. Havre chosen as 1934 convention city. Tom Horsford urged peace and unity during the farm strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Kelly
Castagne
Montana Farmers’ Union
Billings
Havre
Conrad
Sidney
Mr. Kelly
Farmers Union Livestock Commission Company
William Allard
Terry
EK. R. Kindler
Tom Horsford
Circle
Montana Farmers Holiday Association
Montana
Livestock Day Held at Havre Montana State College
The eighth annual livestock day at the North Montana Experiment Station near Havre featured talks and demonstrations on livestock findings. Morning sessions covered animal husbandry developments calf size on the range grain hay yields on dry land and minerals for range livestock. Afternoon talks addressed the Agricultural Adjustment program beef cattle results hog experiments and a tour of experimental lots with grading demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
North Montana Experiment Station
Havre
W. F. Dickson
State College
Animal Husbandry Department
I. M. C. Anderson
Dickson
M. A. Bell
Howard Welch
Agricultural Adjustment Program
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Barton Bergstedt
Montana Experiment Station
E. H. Sandberg
Hill County
National Guard forms new rifle company in Billings
A new Montana National Guard company was mustered in at Billings with 65 men and three officers. Lieut H M Morris of billings company H promoted to captain and commands the new unit designated company L. Billings already hosts two units, machine gun company H and headquarters company 3d battalion. The prior company for guardsmen from Froid and Scobey was mustered out recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana National Guard
Billings
E. H. Williams
H. M. Morris
Williams
Froid and Scobey
Injured Dillon Youth Walks Ten Miles for Help
David Bourassa of Dillon lies in Barrett hospital recovering from a car crash near the Big Hole battlefield. The lone driver had to walk ten miles to obtain aid after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bourassa
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Big Hole Battlefield
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