Warrant plan may ease Montana highway funding
Montana debate over funding six million federal highway dollars centers on a Warden plan to issue warrants matched by future gasoline tax receipts. The approach delays current taxes, enables immediate contracts and jobs, and aims to share costs with future generations while speeding road construction amid a mixed outlook for cattle prices and consumer demand.
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Montana
O. S. Warden
State Highway Commission
Lewistown Democrat-News
Acantha
Lewistown
Tariff on Crude Oil Moves Montana Independent Oil Chapter
A Montana division of the Independent Petroleum Association of America forms to back a national tariff on foreign oil. A tariff bill failed in the Senate by one vote. advocates argue domestic independents need protection as Montana holds about 100,000 barrels in storage while annual gasoline use far exceeds local output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Congress
Senate
Montana Oil Journal
National Association
Expect Advance in Cattle Prices Sees Market Gain
The U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports favorable prospects for a material rise in cattle prices over the next year. It notes the market supply of cattle in the next five or six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
World Wheat Outlook circular issued by USDA
The USDA released Circular No. 95 The World Wheat Outlook 1930 and Facts That Farmers Should Consider prepared by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics It covers price and production trends for wheat in the United States and other nations and notes discussions held in Kansas City and Indianapolis on hard red winter and soft red winter wheat producers The Montana Extension Service has copies available up to 1000 per county and local agents can supply them through Bozeman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Federal Farm Board
State Agricultural Colleges and Extension Services
Manhattan
Kansas
Indianapolis
Montana Extension Service
Extension Service
Montana
Collins Layered Frost Rises as September Matures
Collins shows frost around Collins by mid September while Mrs. Bailey reports light fruit crops of apples plums and cherries. The article notes local school plans freshmen year consolidation at Collins and mentions community events including constitution day observances and a Sunday service invitation.
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Collins
Bailey
Fred Gewald
Gallop City
Brady
Dean Waterman
Hauxwells
Gap Country
Glacier Park
H. K. Ferris
Whitefish
Ida Waterman
Funk
Fitzgerald
Montague
Henry W. Peabody
National Education Association
Baquet
Edwards
Stong
Ducks and visitors headline Wolfer ranch gathering
Premium Center residents Mr and Mrs John Jackson of Great Falls visited the Wolfer ranch hosted by Frank Schultz. Jackson, a postal inspector, aims to bag the full duck limit, with seven birds taken on the first outing. Visitors included Agawam depot agent and family, Ted Schultz and bride, and Ted’s brother. Other local notes mention E R McLean’s musical day with Rev Stong, Olaf Larson planning a fall auto trip, W Edwards becoming a grandpa, Minta May, and Ralph and Leitha Caskey enrolling at Choteau High School.
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John Jackson
Great Falls
Frank Schultz
Wolfer Ranch
Mr. Jackson
Frank
Agawam
Ted Schultz
Piegan
Montana
E. R. Mclean
Stong
Olaf Larson
A W. Edwards
Minta May
Ralph
Leitha Caskey
Choteau High School
Pendroy School Assignments and Teacher Moves
School opens with Mrs. Ashworth teaching the primary room and Mr. Wiggins in the upper grades. Esther O. Gorden presides at Gitchell school while Mrs. Lewis relocates to Chateau with the children. the Wiggin s have rented their house here.
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Ashworth
Mr. Wiggins
Esther O. Gorden
Gitchell
Lewis
Chateau
Wiggins
Sargon Pills Earned Its Weight in Gold Says Hafer
After 12 years of chronic indigestion and weakness, William Hafer of Portland credits Sargon Pills with steady relief. He reports the laxative did not gripe and provided lasting strength, noting ten bottles restored his health. Chateau Drug Co. is listed as agent.
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Wm. Hafer
Gibson St
Portland
Oregon
Chateau Drug Co
Real Estate Transfers Warranty Deeds
Ray M Armour transfers property to Victor E John in a warranty deed recording a title transfer and legal ownership change. The filing indicates the parties and transfer nature within a standard real estate record.
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Ray M. Armour
Victor E. John
Quit claim deeds and transfers in northwest Montana lands
Listings show multiple quit claim deeds: David Scott to Continental Development Co for $1.00 involving oil and gas rights across sections 1-2-11, 82 ne4, sw4, and more. Robert Sheppard to Continental Development Co for $1.00 with listed parcels. Alden S. Gray to Conrad Sack for $1.00 with specified quarter sections. Ben Beringer to Melvin E. Beringer for $1.00 in Dutton. George Sollid to Esther Walsted for $1.00 with lots 27-28 block 265 first addition. Pondera Utilities Co. to Northwest States Utilities Co. rights of way for gas pipeline in Teton county.
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Dutton
George Sollid
Esther Walsted
Ben Beringer
Melvin E. Beringer
David Scott
Continental Development Co
Robert Sheppard
Continental Co
Alden S. Gray
Conrad Sack
Pondera Utilities Co
Northwest States Utilities Co
Teton County
Montana
Time Appointed to Prove Will in Montana Estate
In the District Court of Montana Te ton County the estate of Daniel F. McGorty deceased schedules October 3 1930 at 10 a m in the court room of the Chateau court house for proving the will and for the hearing on letters testamentary to Edward J. Hirshberg. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated September 13 1930. Clerk Blanche M Jacobson. First published September 18 last October 2.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Daniel F. McGorty
Chateau
Teton County
Edward J. Hirshberg
Merle L. Bunday Homestead Proof Notice
Department of the Interior notice records Merle L. Bunday of Bole Montana filing three year proof to establish a land claim for sections 19 and 30 township 23 north range 3 west principal meridian before the U. S. Land Office in Great Falls on October 13. Witnesses named are Carl A. Austad Arthur Tesch Harry Price and John Anderson all of Montana. First published Sept 4 last Oct 2.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Merle L. Bunday
Bole
Carl A. Austad
Arthur Tesch
Harry Price
John Anderson
M. D. Nicholson
Register
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
Montana State Fress Association
Canada
Bureau
SHELL
H. C. Huffman
Pfrimmer
Porter
Jones
Talbert
Luce
Conrad
Haugans
Columbia City
Germain
David
Ethel Reid
Bynum School
Continental Old Co
Malta
Everett
Peterson
Guy Mare
Estes
Talberts
George
Larson and
Gean
Bob Fallon
Oliva
Zimmerman
McFadden
Guitzmer
Women’s Home Demonstration Club
Ladies’ Aid
Nick Wellenstein
Frank Hodges
Lyman
Conrad Monay
Herman
Emerson Earls
Billy Jones
Winona
Wayne Gitchell
Ross
Laurie Loney
Gladys Erickson
Ruth
Russell Phillips
Marion Lewis
Ethel
Marjorie Briggs
Nick Reiss
Washington
Mrs. Durland
L. B. Pendroy
Hafer
GEO. L. Burrell
MY Cafe
Rachel Edwards
Merchant’s Cafe
Gordon A. Dutt
Larson Bik
Chas. H. Connor
M. S. Bullerdick
Choteau, Mont
Blanche M. Jacobson
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Mont
C. W. Boussard
Larson
Joseph Knudtzon
Choteau Reamer
w. w. _ SMITH
Choteau Set
Choteau Hospital
Drs. Bateman
Dulanry
St. Anthony & Dakota
Young
Mgr
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
The
Wwerrey
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Chas. G. Roberts
E. B Maynard
Arnetta Johnson
Evelyn Cobb
C. James Smith
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