Federal aid outlined for distressed Montana districts
Montana school districts in financial distress will receive federal aid after state equalization funds are distributed. Only districts under 2,500 population will qualify, limited to salary payments for teachers on relief roles, contingent on local taxing to the limit. Miss Elizabeth Ireland announced the plan in Helena after returning from Washington.
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Montana
Helena
Elizabeth Ireland
State
Washington
Hmit
Ireland Says Allocation Of Equalization Fund Pending Tax Revenue
Ireland stated that the final distribution of the equalization fund cannot be determined until after taxes are collected and the allocation is finalized.
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Ireland
Forrests Visit Château Family Reunion in September Trip
Mr and Mrs E D Forrest drove to Chateau from Virgile and spent the day with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs William K Forrest. The senior Mrs Forrest had just returned from Chicago where she attended the Worlds fair and visited her daughter Mildred. The Forrests noted a mild September with no frost up to their departure.
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E. D. Forrest
Chateau
Virgile
William K. Forrest
Forrest
Chicago
Mildred
Virgille
Stock Sold Well by H. D. Baskett at Fair Market
H. D. Baskett shipped a car of cattle from Chicago and sold at a fair market around $40 per head. He noted low western stock arrivals affected prices and before returning home he visited the World's Fair.
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H. D. Basket
Chicago
Mr. Baskett
Five More States Needed for Repeal of Prohibition Law
Idaho and New Mexico backed the repeal list last week, placing anti prohibition forces near victory. Virginia votes October 3 followed by Florida October 10 and six states on November 7 North and South Carolina Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania and Utah. Five of these must approve to reach 36 states for constitutional amendment by December.
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Idaho
New Mexico
Virginia
Florida
North
South Carolina
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Utah
Replacement Crop Rules Align With Planned Rotation Practices
Montana State College extension service says replacement crop rules for contracted acres withdrawn from wheat fit into common rotations. Farmers may plant hay or permanent pasture on contracted land without disrupting regular rotations, and clover or grasses can be seeded across the entire field in spring or fall as adapted. In year one contracted acreage is set to establish hay or pasture, while year two allows hay or pasture use without restriction if other acres are managed.
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Montana State College Extension Service
J. F. Cox
Agricultural Adjustment urges use of contracted wheat acres
The Agricultural Adjustment administration recommends approved practices for contracted wheat acreages including planting soil-improvement crops resting land for a year weed control and summer fallowing. The goal is to avoid contributing to other surpluses while utilizing retired land in line with local adaptation and pasture planting.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Boy in Choteau repeats bathroom lockup in Great Falls
Dickey O Neill aged 24 of Choteau locked himself in a bathroom in the Dearborn apartments in Great Falls six weeks after Patricia Murphy did. Firemen and a policeman freed him with a 35 foot ladder after the door catch jammed. He visited Patricia Murphy’s relatives, and was surprised by the incident, greeting the fireman with a hello.
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Patricia Murphy
Dearborn
Dickey O’neill
Choteau
Dickey
Patricia
R. T. O’neill
Chateau
John N. Murphy
Sergt. A. L. Anderson
Police Department
Great Falls Tribune
Recreation school to be held at county high school
Nine folk dances are listed for treatment with focus on sources of plays and stage material. The recreation school will be held at the county high school.
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Jack Knapp
National Recreational Association
Robert Clarkson
Knapp
Teton Milling Maintains Blue Ribbon Flour Name
Teton Milling company will keep the name Blue Ribbon for its flour despite prior notices of another firm using it. Montana records show no registration for flour under that name, and the plan is to begin grinding around October, though delays may affect start. Farmers may have their wheat ground for home use at the mill.
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Teton Milling Company
Washington
Montana
J. B. Conlin
Think for yourself says Chinatown sage on rights
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown says people should think for themselves while granting others the same privilege. The Washington Star emphasizes individual thought and mutual respect in civic discourse.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Government Tax Breaks Exempt Farmers From Per Bushel Charge
Farmers can avoid paying the government's 30 cents per bushel processing tax under new relief provisions. The change lowers input costs for growers and could influence harvest planning and market competitiveness.
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Swift
Kerr
Monarch
Nash
Walla Walla
Ford
Bania Sunkist
Yacht Club
Sunkist
Eqa
Hirshberg
Aggressin
Parke Davis & CO
H. K. Mulford
Cutter Serum CO
Chateau Drug Co
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hannan
Prestone Isso
L. E. Taylor Garage
U. S
Dickey O’neil
Gt. Falls
The
Beaupre Cafe
Tom’s Service Station
Philco Radios
Reve K
Choteau, Mont
First National Bank
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Teton County
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