Montana Press Association condemns county printers abuses
The Montana State Press Association passed a resolution condemning county printing law abuses by a few printers and blank book makers. It urges prosecution where the state examiner finds fraudulent practices and calls for restitution to affected counties. The committee led by J F M Travis promotes investigation and support for county attorneys pursuing cases.
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Montana State Press Association
J. F. M. Travis
Ed. G. Leipheimer
Robi. L. Houseman
Louis B. True
J. R. Larcombe
Dan Whetstone
Linn Young
L. E. Flint
G. G. Hoole
Chas. D. Rowe
W. B. Davis
Tom Stout
R. Hurley
Montana
County Commissioners Association
The Price of Speed in Public Roads
The piece argues speed kills on public streets and roads, noting excessive driving endangers others and offers only a weak excuse that fast travel saves little time compared with the risk. It insists minutes saved are minimal against the danger posed by speeding motorists.
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Speed
Save ten minutes take a life traffic warning
A Chicago radio stunt pits a reckless driver against a safety motorist on an eight mile route. The faster driver arrives in 23 minutes while the cautious one arrives two minutes later, illustrating that speed alone endangers lives and urging drivers to abandon the price of speed.
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Chicago
Practical Suggestions for Safety Week in Fairfield
A public notice from George T. Johnson, a Fairfield school bus driver, urges all drivers to stop for school buses and report license plates of violators. It cites Montana law requiring stops in both directions and recalls a Fort Shaw fatality and a man slaughter charge.
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Fairfield
George T. Johnson
Montana
Fort Shaw
Acantha
Great Falls
Joy Stott Weds Eddie Morhardt in Great Falls
Local society notes report Joy Stott, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Stott, married Eddie Morhardt of Agawam in Great Falls. Numerous neighbors attended church visits and celebrations as families from Bynum join in post wedding gatherings and regional activities.
Pendroy Social Notes Highlight Visits and Meeting
Mrs Porter visited Mrs Luce near Conrad after several days of visiting. Mrs Kaupish and Mrs Boutilier were dinner guests at the Estes home last Tuesday. Canadian relatives visited Garnet McDonald’s home and left last week. Pendroy 4 H club plans a November 3 meeting. Mr and Mrs L O Kellogg and sons were dinner guests at Lanevick home near Williams. Miss Burton Mrs Jones and Mrs Gulbrandse visiting Mrs Seytr Setarde Nee spending
Community Notes From Dutton And Nearby
Mr and Mrs Paul Rose spent Wednesday with relatives in Dutton. A surprise thirtieth wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs W J Earls was held Saturday evening with bridge and prizes. Several residents attended the Farmers Union dinner in Cut Bank and many visited at H C Nelson’s. The Ladies Aid fried chicken dinner and annual bazaar are set for October 30 at Pendrey hall. The Marano family were breakfast guests at the Harry Swanson home before departing to Power.
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Paul Rose
Dutton
J. E. Lewis
Helena
Carl Jensen
W. J. Earls
J. A. Swanson
Harry Swanson
John Rose
John Swanson
W. H. Wellenstein
C. W
Johns
Ira Ritenour
Farmers Union
Cut Bank
F. O. Durland
James Sheble
Chateau
W. H. Wellensten
P. M. Campbell
Ladies’ Aid
Pendrey Hall
Marano
Power
Harvest of Spring Wheat Doubles 1936 Output
Jay Diamond, U S crop statistician, reports spring wheat harvest total of 15 554 000 bushels for 1936, up from 9 826 000 last year. Winter wheat total 6 594 000 bushels. Five year average 45 160 000 bushels.
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Jay Diamond
U. S
Diamond
Notice of Special Assessment by Teton Co operative Canal Co
Directors levied special assessment No 43 at twenty five dollars per share to fund reservoir work. Payable to Cal Binford secretary treasurer by November 3, 1937 at Farmington Montana. Delinquent stocks will be sold publicly on November 20, 1937 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the post office Farmington. CAL BINFORD, Sec Treas.
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Farmington, Mont
Cal Binford
Farmington
Montana
Teton County
Sec.-Treas
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
Canada
Witaro Goute
Nebraska
Bynum News
Stott Brothers
Lyman Schenk
Orland Howell
Bynum Ladies Relief Society
Flossy Rowley
Calvin Wixom
Leon Rowley
Charles Hansen
Clifford Hansen
Frank George
Sun River District
Roy Hanberg
Teton Canyon
Joy Stott
Bert Stott
Bill Westiko
Sunriver
Oral Howell
Reid Swenson
Bert Jensen
Dell Green
Emerson Rowley
Leon
Flathead
LeRoy Stott
Ona Jensen
Donna Hanberg
Glenna Stott
Shelby
G. O. Stott
Miller
Mr. Perking
Blanche Stott
Lester George
Freda Morhardt
George Stott
Geo. Perkins
Harry Stott
Swensons
Lyman Schenck
Ike Dennison
Pete Zgoda
Eddie Morhardt
Agawam
Pendroy
Teton Co-operative Canal Company
Bill
THE
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph CO
W. E. Green
Prop
Choteau, Mont
Nelson
Insurance Agency Real Estate
Insurance
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Gordon Tryon
Chateau Hotel
AAA
WM. Schneider
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
E. J. Crary
McDonald
C. E. Stephens
Larson
C. W. Boussard
Anna E. Stafford
Mont
Chas G. Roberts
C. James Smith
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Givene Block
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