156 Papers Are in Montana List
The 1931 Montana directory reports 156 newspapers published in the state including 16 dailies, two semi weekly papers, 128 weeklies, two semi monthly, and eight monthlies. It notes editor and publisher names and publication days, but lacks circulation figures.
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Montana
Division of Publicity
State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Governor forms Montana relief commission with national group
After two days of talks Governor Erickson named a state commission to cooperate with the President's Organization on Unemployment Relief. Members include Charles Brown Miles City E C Carruth Havre O S Warden Great Falls Harry Bell Missoula Ray Hart Billings W J McMahan Butte and L D Conkling Bozeman. James R Hobbins of Anaconda Copper Mining Co visited Helena with Conkling and W M Cobleigh to organize Montana efforts and mobilize funds for public works.
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Charles EB. Brown
Miles City
E. C. Carruth
Havre
O. S. Warden
Great Falls
Harry Bell
Missoula
Ray Hart
Billings
W. J. McMahan
Butte
L. D. Conkling
Bozeman
James R. Hobbins
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Helena
W. M. Cobleigh
State College
Hobbins
National Organization
Walter S. Gifford
Montana
Franklin quote on child obedience and will
A historical quote asserts that a child's first lesson is obedience and the second will follow as the parent desires. It reflects a parental guidance stance attributed to Benjamin Franklin.
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Pranklin
Skeleton now in state's library vault
The state historical library received a pioneer history relic the skeleton found buried on Davis Street in Helena by pipeline workers. The remains likely belong to James Daniels who was hanged at Hangman s Tree after a vigilante murder conviction and a gubernatorial pardon. The skull is well preserved and will join vigilante relics with other bones disposition pending.
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The
State Historical Library
Davis Street
Helena
David Hilger
James Daniels
Daniels
Territorial Court
Thomas Francis Meagher
Lewis and Clark County
Historical Library
Capitol Building
Phosphate Plant Resumes Winter Operations at Anaconda
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company resumes phosphate plant activity at Anaconda with plans to run through winter and into next summer. The Conda plant had closed mid last summer due to stock accumulation.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Conda
Diaho
Conservation Call: Protect Bears and Enact Stricter Laws
The article advocates stricter wildlife protections to prevent bear extermination and praises national parks under government control. It urges enforcing game laws and reducing hunting, urging nature preservation for future generations and the aesthetic value of mountains woods lakes and wildlife.
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Kodak
Comfort for colicky babies and Castoria guidance
Doctors say preventing colic means keeping the infant's intestinal tract open and free from waste while avoiding harsh treatment. Castoria is advertised as a gentle, non narcotic vegetable preparation for babies and children to ease colic and digestive upsets, with an emphasis on keeping Castoria on hand.
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A. W. Wilson
Rocky Mountain Region
Rockies
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Winchester
State
Brain
Columbus
Asvay
Rocky Mountains
Montana Rockies
TWE Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Wichita, Kansas
HE Polytechnic
Billings Polytechnic Institute
FT. Eaton Lewie Tf. Eaton
Mr. Wilson
Erickson
Commission For Relief OF
State’s
Still
Castoria