Hospital Dismisses Injured Farmer. Child Undergoes Tonsil Surgery
Herman Swith, who suffered a hand injury when it caught in a running combine, was discharged yesterday from Choteau hospital. Hazel Stansberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Stansberry of Blackleaf, had her tonsils removed last Thursday at the same hospital.
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Herman Swith
Choteau
Hazel
Orlo Stansberry
Blackleaf
Choteau Hospital
Cancer Explained To Lions By Dr Walker In Great Falls
Dr T F Walker told Cha teau Lions last night that only about 20 percent of cancer cases are currently cured but nearly all could be cured if treated early. He cited three known treatments surgery radium and X ray and warned against quack cures. The program also covered NRA talks by W G Bloomdahl and plans for a house to house canvass to secure signers to the consumer's statement of cooperation.
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T. F. Walker
Great Falls
Chateau Lions
Walker
W. G. Bloomdahl
NRA
Lions International
National Recovery Administration
J. J. Hannan
E. B. Maynard
H. W. Bateman
R. B. Nelson
Unemployed Registering In Teton County Office
County Clerk George Carroll secured a modification allowing unemployed residents to register at his office rather than at the court house in Great Falls. Registration has begun again with about 35 men already registered to date.
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Teton County
Great Falls
George Carroll
J. D. Rearden
Applications Filed for 20 New Montana Public Works Projects
Helena Montana public works requests totaling 1 703 000 sought grants from the state advisory board. Included is the Wyoming Montana railroad loan for 79 404 912 with other projects awaiting data. Notable items span Poison courthouse Plentywood and Fairview water and sewer schemes across multiple counties.
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Helena
Montana
State Advisory Board
D. A. McKinnon
Wyoming-Montana Railroad
McKinnon
Wyoming-Montana Railroad Company
City of Poison
Columbia Falls
Plentywood
Treasure County
Big Tullock
Ekalaka—City
Fairview
Montana public works project list details funding amounts
The record lists multiple projects with funding figures including Forsyth flood control and municipal lighting plant 69 000 Dillon water Users Irrigation company 120 000 Frazer School building 140 000 Bozeman Gallatin county courthouse 300 000 Hot Springs Municipal water system 27 000 Lewistown Water system 140 000 Libby Courthouse and city hall 55 000 Miles City Water system 17 200 Montana State College Bozeman dormitory building 205 000 Plentywood Water system 10 Polson addition to school buildings 36 500 University of Montana Missoula dormitory building 105 000 Wolf Point Hospital building 85 000.
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Forsyth
Dillon—water Users’ Irrigation Company
Frazer
Bozeman—Gallatin County
Hot Springs
Lewistown
Miles City
Montana State College
Bozeman
Plentywood
Notice of Estray Sale in Power Montana October 21 1933
J. L. Billings posts estray sale at Power stock yards Power Montana on October 21 1933 at 2 p m for cash to auction 17 described horses including mares yearlings geldings and saddle horses with various brands and markings. First publication September 28 last publication October 19.
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Power
Montana
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Chateau
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Lge
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PUREX
Comet
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Peart
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J. A. Baart
C. W. Wymer
J. M. Weaver
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