Gas Rates and Constitution Discussed at Lions Meet
Two talks at the Lions Club meeting covered constitutional history and a local effort for cheaper gas. County Attorney B I Packer explained the constitution and proposed amendments while Thos Orcutt urged reform of gas rates, noting a high valuation used for rate setting and seeking a maximum 40 cent rate. Committee to study rates was formed as music and familiar names joined the event.
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Lions Club
B. I. Packer
Thos. Orcutt
Conrad Lions Club
Lions
Mr. Packer
Orcutt
Conrad
Presgas Company
Re Public Utilities Commission
State Board of Equalizator
Otto Wagnild
W. B. Butch
L. B. Taylor
C. S. McDone
Marc Butchart
John Billings
George Tennant
Beaupre
Banana trade shapes Jamaican image in modern context
A brief panorama of Jamaica’s banana industry and its influence on national identity. The text describes how bananas characterize the landscape and contribute to export commerce, highlighting the fruit’s prominence in shaping perceptions abroad.
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Jamaica
Ray Destroys Films European Factory Exposé
Colier's Weekly reports a sensational claim that a Ray weapon destroys film negatives and cameras at a European factory. The piece suggests visitors are funneled through a room exposing them to the ray, risking theft of industrial secrets and machine designs.
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Indus
Teton football practice shows progress amid cautious planning
Coach Milton Ritter leads a 22 player turnout for the first field session as the school weighs liability risks and medical costs. Several returning lettermen join workouts while two veterans remain sidelined by medical orders. An October road game at Conrad is scheduled with talks underway for additional contests.
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Teton High
Milton Ritter
Harry Yeager
Ralph Bleecker
Leslie Jourdonnais
Albert Dale
Ed Yeager
Ray Tokerud
Dick Young
Philip Doughty
Ritter
Great Falls
Teton
Conrad
Walter
Simms
Power
Dutton
Bole H D Club Names Officers and Committees
The Bole Home Demonstration Club holds its first meeting of the year with Mrs. Earl Zimmerman as president and new officers. Committees are Publicity led by Mrs. Marion Davis, Standing by Mrs. B. O. Price and Mrs. D. B. Standish, Program by Mrs. Joe Walkington and Mrs. E. M. Bammel, with Mrs. Davis as secretary-treasurer and Mrs. E. M. Bam as recreational leader.
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Marion Davis
Jas. Peebles
Louis Bauma
Agawam
Paul Mathis
A. C. Austad
Merle Bunday
Coutts
Alberta
Ralph Clayton
Great Falls
Earl Jackson
Jackson
Farwell
Louise Bottenhagen
Leda Dennison
Farmington
W. G. Dauwalder
H. D. Club
Bole H. D. Club
Oliver Hanson
Manson
Earl Zimmerman
B. O. Price
D. B. Standish
Hugh Crossen
Joe Walkington
E. M. Bammel
Zimmerman
Price
Davis
Public Library Hours Announced For Saturdays And Wednesdays
The public library will be open to the public on Saturday September 16 from 3 to 5 PM. It will also be open each Wednesday from 7 to 9 PM and again Saturdays from 3 to 5 PM thereafter.
Five Passes the Exams in Eckford County Schools
County Superintendent announced Monday that two eighth graders and three seventh graders passed the recent state examinations. Eighth graders Marietta Nelson of Greenfield and Cyril Hill of Beck succeeded, while seventh graders Viola Moser of Weist, Earl Kietzman of Greenfield, and Alma Camden of Burton passed. The county examining board comprised Mrs Eckford, Mrs Helen Thompson and Miss Emma Clark.
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Eckford
Marietta Nelson
Greenfield School
Cyril Hill
Beck School
Viola Moser
Weist
Earl Kietzman
Alma Camden
Burton School
Helen Thompson
Emma Clark
Livestock in Herd District Must Not Trespass on Others
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle issued an opinion to County Attorney H. N. Hullinger of Conrad stating that the division or partition fence law applies equally inside or outside herd districts. The opinion asserts that trespassing stock within a herd district does not require the landowner to fence and that Montana Revised Codes 6677 to 6782 remain in effect alongside herd district laws 3384 to 3389.
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Raymond T. Nagle
H. N. Hullinger
Conrad
Montana
Duty of stock owners in herd districts under Revised Codes
The text explains law within herd districts that owners must prevent trespass by their stock. It states lands or crops need not be fenced for a landowner to have a remedy if livestock damage occurs, irrespective of partition fences or a legal boundary.
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Lions Meet
Beaupres
Ray
Bole
Chateau
Fairfield
Libby
Santa Clara
Uuu
Batavia
Thesco
All Boy
C. W
Montco
Green Bean Empson
Grain
Elbertas
Texaco
Ular
the Texas Company
Texaco Petroleum Products
Dan Huffman
Choteau
Teton River
Reickhoff
Teton Implement Co
Mont
Dupuyer
Grover C. Parker
C. W. Wymer
J. A. Baart, Choteau
G. C. Core
J. A. Baart
Henry Weist
Julwis Hirshberg
L. E. Taylor Garage
Ford Sales and Service
A. B. Guthrie
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Prop
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