Beav erhead coach Gundy leads Butte athletics and Red Cross role
Gunderson former Beaverhead County High School coach and current athletic director of the Butte YMCA heads Butte Red Cross lifesaving. The Montana Standard notes his role in developing 62 young Butte swimmers and a record season that surpassed other western cities. He mentored stars including Frank Little, now in his third year as Oregon Agricultural College fullback.
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Gunderson
Beaverhead County
Butte
Montana Standard
Red Cross
Gundy
Dillon
Frank Little
Oregon Agricultural College
Two Thousand Men May Work in Montana Idaho Forests by April
The Missoula forest service says 2000 men could be employed by April 15 in Montana and northern Idaho for road and trail work, fire protection, brush disposal, camp grounds, and planting. Labor Department handles recruitment, with 260 branch offices organized by W. C. Carpenter. By late summer, up to 20000 can be employed regionally in forest work.
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Missoula
Montana
Idaho
United States Forest Service
Washington
Department of Labor
Stephen Ely
Billings
Thomas McDonough
Boise
W. C. Carpenter
Spokane
Forest Service
Region 1
Bounty on Coyotes Set for April to July First
The livestock commission announces a $2.50 bounty per coyote head killed between April 1 and July 1. A $15,000 fund covers claims, half from livestock taxes and half from game license revenue. Claims must be filed within 30 days with skin exhibited to the sheriff who burns the scalp.
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Livestock Commission
State Game Department
What the State Normal’s Class A Rating Provides
The article explains that a Class A rating signifies full compliance with National Education Association standards. It confirms a four year unified teacher education curriculum, minimum 15 high school credits for admission, 120 semester hours for graduation, a properly staffed training school with adequate enrollment and hours, upper division work for juniors and seniors, health standards in buildings and courses, and fully transferable credits at other U S institutions.
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National Education Association
United States
School of Education
Student Admitted to Graduate Standing in Education Programs
A student is admitted to graduate standing at a university with a School of Education. The admission confirms eligibility for advanced coursework and degree pursuit within the education department.
Rancher J. H. Bray in town on business
J H Bray a Lakeview rancher was in the city Monday on business. Martin Jackson attended the regular meeting of the county commissioners. Edgar Rife came from Armstead to attend a commissioners meeting of which he is a member. George Melton shipped horses to Ogden Utah. Smith McKnight visited Dillon from his Dell ranch. Al Dewitt and Dick Donaldson spent the weekend in Dillon from Twin Bridges. Gordon came to town Saturday from Armstead.
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J. H. Bray
Lakeview
Martin Jackson
Board of County Commissioners
Edgar Rife
Armstead
Smith McKnight
Dillon
Dell
al Dewitt
Dick Donaldson
Twin Bridges
Dellar
Gordon
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National Red Cross
R. F. Eaton
National Examiner
Canadian National Railways
Gouin
Saint Maurice River
Quebec
B. J. Gunderson
Butter, M. ©. A
Bureau
Forester
Civilian Conservation Corps
President Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Clarke
Ltorf
Spencer
Luque
Fitzsimmons
Shores
Bell
Schumacher
Lon Broch
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
H. Morgenthau, Jr
Charlotte Field
Hotel Lexington
New York
N. Y
Vanderbilt Hotel
New York City
Eac
Bernice Farrell
Jane Kellum
Howard Morse, Jr
Bud Galt
Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
State Normal
Montana State Normal College
Reds
George Melton
Ogden, Utah
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