Liquor Profits Reach State Revenue Milestone
State Treasurer Ray N Shannon reports four year totals from the Montana liquor and beer system show revenue of 8 404 185 56 with 4 902 396 03 to general fund and 2 067 114 18 to relief and welfare funds. Profits by year 1934-35 355 000 1935-36 1 260 000 1936-37 1 470 000 1937-38 1 330 000.
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Montana
Ray N. Shannon
General Fund
Relief and Public Welfare
Water Conservation Board Administration
Water Conservation Board
Relief Fund
Water Conservation Administration
Water Board Administraton Oe Water Board
Water Board Administration
Water Board
Temperance Commission
Outstanding student Bernard Haley at Montana State
Bernard Haley, a sophomore at Montana State College, serves as business manager of The Exponent and has joined Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Fangs. He previously worked as a forest ranger at Squaw Creek in Gallatin National Forest and majors in agricultural economics. Haley is a Philip S. D. high school alumnus.
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Montana State College
Bernard Haley
Philip, S. D
Haley
Exponent
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fangs
United States Forest Service
Squaw Creek
Gallatin National Forest
Bozeman
Bernard T. Haley
Western Life Canvasses Shown In Great Falls Exhibit
Five oil canvases by Art Brown, Great Falls illustrator, depict western life and are shown at Glass Art shop in the Medical Arts building. Brown, born 1911 at Raynesford, is preparing a Deer Lodge post office mural design. Exhibits include Nester’s Last Round purchased by Dr. George M. McCole. other works held by private collectors and ranches. Brown teaches adult education art classes in Great Falls.
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Art Brown
Great Falls
Glass
Medical Arts
Brown
Raynesford
Cascade County
Montana
Deer Lodge
Nester
George M. McCole
Judith Basin
Leslie N. Gray
Boston
First Regional Junior Fat Stock Show Slated in Billings
More than 600 entries from 267 exhibitors across Montana and northern Wyoming compete in fat calves lambs and barrows at Billings November 14 to 16. Buyers from packing houses and commission firms attend as two sales and a feeder calf sale are planned with guaranteed current market prices.
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Billings
4-H Club
Montana
Wyoming
Harry L. Fitton
Louis Hables
Armour & Co
West Fargo
N. C
Roy Baumgartner
Hormel Packing Co
Austin, Minn
Ralph McCall
Montana State College
Frank Roberts
Frank Mackey
R. T. Clark
Frank Pierce
J. P. Shaffer
E. J. Maynard
Robert N. Jones
Billings Commercial Club
Treasure State News in Brief Highlights Montana Items
Corvallis reports apples spilled from a leaking bulk truck, scattering fruit along a half mile. Bigfork's Future Farmers of America chapter installed with 17 members by Kalispell instructor Robinson. Laurel records deaths of Gus E. Forster and Emmeline Watsaubaugh. Billings man Louis Kuhn dies from car injuries. Havre attains new U.S. diplomatic role for Peter M. Rigg in Lithuania. Helena notes potential approval of $7,000,000 irrigation projects. Havre flood project receives tentative approval. Helena appoints temporary clerk in Yellowstone County. Great Falls boy Byron Peters dies from accidental gunshot. Helena transfer of L A Foot to Sacramento. Libby elder Wesley Olin dies. Whitefish opens a schoolhouse on wheels due to facility shortages. Helena governor Ayers discusses wage hour law administration. Sidney grows a 754-pound squash for stock feed with show wins. Havre launches large class of Nov. 5.
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Corvallis
Bigfork
Future Farmers of America
Yo-ng
Robinson
Kalispell
Laurel
Gus E. Forster
Montana
Pat Crowe Death Recall of 1905 Butte Capture
The death of Pat Crowe in New York recalls his 1905 arrest in Butte after a nationwide manhunt with a $50,000 reward. Captain W. F. McGrath and M. P. McInerney tracked him at The Royal on Mercury Street, trapping Crowe as the lights flickered, then escorted him to the county jail. Crowe, famed for the Cudahy kidnapping, claimed the ransom plan came from the victim’s family and denied direct involvement.
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Pat Crowe
New York City
Edward J. Cudahy Jr
Crowe
Cudahy
Omaha
Butte
Sampson
W. F. McGrath
Captain McGrath
M. P. McInerney
Mercury Street
Mac
the Royal
May Malloy
Joe Williams
Bert’ Adams
Hall of the Royal
McInerney
Bert
Hawthorne
Mercury and
Main
Rae
Aene
South
Eddie
Farmers Offered Local Loans Through Great Falls Elevators
Farmers may obtain loans at Rocky Mountain Elevator with Great Falls House approval. Full loans available at Great Falls plant and sub terminal loans on car lots. Local elevator, committee, and bank handle loans with minimal red tape. Wheat stays in Central Montana, enabling redeems or sales across markets for best price. Government loan option also promoted by Mountain The Rocky Elevator Company.
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Great Falls
Rocky Mountain
Montana
California
Pacific Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Mountain the Rocky Elevator Company
Pioneer Memorial Event Recounts Days of Old Miles City
Southeastern Montana pioneers and friends gathered for an evening tribute in Miles City. County Attorney I Choate praised early settlers while Grill, Miles City Star editor, served as toastmaster. Attendees included Mrs Kenneth McLean and Mrs Kate Perham, recalling the town's early days and notable athletes.
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Thema
Butler
Bass City
Jamona
Fort
Montana
I. Choate
Manpee Grill
Miles City
Custer County
Montana State Senate
Perham
Wallace T. Petharme
Butte
Omaha
Denver
San Francisco
Portland
Pacific National
Benteen
Custer Command
Yellowstone River Valley
Bob” Peters
Elbert
Bert” Bowman
Dan Bow- Fair
Mizpah
Ernest N. Sorenson
Mrs Amos Buck Celebrates 90th Birthday Pioneer of Stevensville
Mrs. Amos Buck longtime Stevensville resident marked her 90th birthday with friends. She arrived in Montana from Albion Michigan in 1880 traveling via Corinne Utah Red Rock Missoula and Skalkeho in stages over two to three weeks. She later joined the first Northern Pacific trains after the Gold Spike at Gold Creek in 1883.
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Amos Buck
Stevensville
Ambiguous Sign Conundrum Sows Public Confusion
Residents question the meaning of a street sign that appears to spell out unclear phrases. Officials say the markings are part of a decorative installation and do not convey a request or slogan. Local historians note similar enigma in older signage across the district.
Churches in Rome Dedicate to the Virgin
Roman churches celebrate dedications to the Virgin Mary as churches in the city mark ecclesiastical events. Local clergy lead rites for parish communities and faithful.
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Hty
Rome
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Louis Kuhn
Kuhn
Ray L. Highhouse
Hnavre
Peter M. Rigg
Havre
Owen J. C. Norem
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Rigg
New York
Kaunas
Helena
Public Works Administration
Maj
Edwin R. Ritchie
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Bull Hook
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Havre Chamber of Commerce
Ptteraphr Pber Male Davies
Ngs
Yellowstone County
George M. Hays Sr
Byron D. Peters
Coffee Creek
L. A
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United States Army
Fort Peck
Sacramento
Libby
Wesley Olin
Gladys Heller
Pennsylvania
Oswego
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Whitefish
Great Northern
Nelena
Roy E. Ayers
E. C. Burris
Sidney
Frank Hull
Crane
Hull
Richland County
C. F. Holt
D. AcKinnon
Edward Daniel Cooney
Edward E. Cooney
John P. Cooney
Harlowton
Cooney Brothers
Pasion
Cayenne
Cane
Sorenson
Dayles City
Enar-Co
American Mad National Remedy Coo
Lentfer Bros. Taxidermists
Livingston
H. L. Brown & Son
Felton Market
Chicaso
Clark’s Fork Valley
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Lands Department
Missoula, Ment
Kentucky
Sressert Bourbon
Memley Distributors
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