Sheriff Discovers Shack Littered With Bills
Sheriff R C Timmons of Hill county found a Kremlin laborer Georg Sarkisian’s shack filled with $20 notes totaling 2540 dollars. He recovered 2540 in twenty dollar bills plus 1000 in postal savings and 1800 in a bank deposit. A guardian hearing for Sarkisian was scheduled earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Timmons
Hill County
Kremlin
George Sarkisian
Timmons
Sarkisian
Gerkisian
Elderly man resists illness taken from drain by rescuers
John Otto, 70, waded into a drainage ditch east of Billings seeking death to escape an incurable disease. J. W. Biglands and his son pulled him from the water, revived him, and handed him to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Otto
Billings
J. W. Biglands
Tam
High School Graduates Among Salt Lake City Crew
The U S Salt Lake City unit has 560 enlisted men with 30 percent high school graduates. The average age is 21 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. S. Salt Lake City
Superphosphate Boosts Crop Yields At North Montana Fair
At the North Montana fair in Great Falls the Anaconda fertilizer booth highlighted demonstrations from 1934 Montana State College plots. Alfalfa cuts showed an average 1195 pounds per acre gain from 125 pounds of Treble Super phosphate, with clover showing a fivefold yield increase. John Coulter of Great Falls displayed prize vegetables and 30 ribbons, drawing public interest.
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Montana
Great Falls
The
Anaconda Company
Montana State College Experi
Ment
Ed Poor
Belgrade
John Coulter
Turkey Prices Seen Bright for 1934 Poultry Market
H L Schrader of Washington DC, a USDA poultry expert, predicted 1934 turkey prices should match or exceed last year as carryover remains low and Texas output falls about 200 cars short of average. The turkey grading school in Great Falls highlighted competitive grading results and re elected Northwest Turkey Growers association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Schrader
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Schrader
Poultry Association
Earl Knops
Havre
Carl Bauer
von Lennington
Chateau
Polson to Get 12500 Relief for Dock and Breakwater
A Polson Chamber of Commerce meeting announced that Polson will receive a 12500 relief program to fund the construction of a dock and breakwater for Polson and Lake county residents.
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Polson
Lake County
Montana FFA members attend national congress in Kansas City
Montana delegates Lester Kirk Jay Kirby and Lennard Cannole joined the seventh annual National Congress of Future Farmers of America and livestock judging contest in Kansas City October 22 to 29. Beek Melvin Beck and Don Valston also attended as state delegates while J E Border note funded the trip. Deer Lodge and Judith Basin chapters earned national entry and state honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Association of Future Farmers of America
National Congress of Future Farmers of America
National Congress
Kansas City
Lester Kirk
Gallatin County High School
Bozeman
Jay Kirby
Simms High School
Lennard Cannole
Teton County High School
Future Farmers of Montana
Ross Miller
State College Animal Husbandry Department
State College Livestock Farm
Melvin Beck
Deer Lodge
Don Valston
Billings
Montana Association
Beck
Montana
Future Farmer Organization
J. E. Border
Chicago
Department of Vocational Education
Milwaukee Railroad
State Association
Judith Basin
Stanford
United States
Makes New Move in Gaming Ouster Case
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle asks leave of Jefferson county district court to file an amended supplementary complaint in the ouster action against John McGough Jefferson county attorney. The amended filing will expand the accusations that he failed to enforce the state anti gambling law with a hearing set in Boulder on Nov. 9 before District Judge Lyman H. Bennett. Assistant Attorney General Enor K. Matson leads the prosecution. McGough was accused of not acting against a resort operator near Helena after affidavits showed gambling was conducted there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond T. Nagle
Jefferson County
John McGough
Boulder
Lyman H. Bennett
Enor K. Matson
McGough
Helena
Relief Agency Opens Temporary Furniture Factory in Livingston
Park County Relief Director Arthur Kencke announces a state sponsored temporary furniture factory in Livingston. Finished fixtures will be distributed to relief offices across southern Montana including Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Arthur Kencke
Livingston
State Relief Organization
Montana
Helena
Photographers Barred From Six Miles of French Barracks
Photographers and artists forbidden to take pictures within six miles of French military barracks. The rule limits all forms of visual recording near installations, aiming to protect security and operations in military zones.
Navy Men Allot Money To Dependents Since 1800
Enlisted members of the United States Navy have been allowed to assign monthly earnings to support dependents, a program in effect since 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
United States Navy
Three Towns Finance Marias River Surveys
Havre meeting approves partial funding for Marias river irrigation surveys. Havre Chamber of Commerce Shelby and Big Sandy groups will fund part of the work with state engineering office covering some costs. Delegations from Chester Shelby push surveys for the upper project while W T Cowan of Box Elder outlines the lower project.
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Havre Chamber of Commerce
Shelby and
Big Sandy
Marias River
Havre
State Engineering Office
Chester
Shelby
W. T. Cowan
Box Elder
Two Montana Girls Bag Bull Elks on 10 Day Hunt
Miss Kathryn Marion of Radio and Miss Kathryn Brung of Elmo returned from a 10 day elk hunt in the South fork country. Each girl killed a bull elk and the party traveled with 10 pack horses and a guide through the Swan valley. The hunting party including Walter Stimson L L Marsh Hans Jorgenson W C Boettcher and Stanley Marsh of Davenport Iowa returned from a 12 day hunt with three elk and three black bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Marion
Radio
Kathryn Brung
Elmo
South Fork
Swan Valley
Walter Stimson
L. L. Marsh
Hans Jorgenson
W. C. Boettcher
Stanley Marsh
Davenport
Sugar refinery sets new 24 hour production record
The Billings Western Sugar refinery established a 24 hour production record and officials regard the output as among the greatest ever by a sugar beet refinery in the country. Gold mining in South Africa continues to break activity records across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Great Western Sugar Company
South Africa
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Glenn & Anderson Company
Falton Market
Hinds
Mational Remedy Co
45Th St
N.Y
Clark’s Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development Company
Missoula, Mont
Bozeman Canning Company
Treasure State Farm
Turkey
Future Farmers
Simms
Choteart
Continental Distilling Corporation
Philadelphia
MQUOR
Polytechnic
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Ernest T. Eaton
Mont
Athe
J. Ry White T Co
Fulton Mkt
National Bonds Incorporated Installment Savings Bonds
Armour and Company
Fulton Street
Illinois
van Dusen
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Minn
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Ovite
Cutter
AVIR
Seattle
Deares
Fort Worth
San Antenio
el Paso
New Orleans
Bogina
Colgery
Roundup Coal Mining CO
Bronco Roundup
Bass Ke
Windsor
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