Montana to adopt three milk standards after April
The Livestock Sanitary Board will adopt three milk standards in Montana after April 1 when its dairy inspection duties shift from the dairy division under SB 206. Public hearing Thursday at the capitol will refine definitions for certified inspected and market milk and establish pasteurization rules and exemptions for butter and ice cream uses.
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Montana
Livestock Sanitary Board
State Livestock Commission
Capitol
Prohibition Law Details for Butte Distict Officers
Prohibition officials in Montana outline how the Volstead act will be applied in Butte. Doctors may prescribe liquor for patients with care rules, druggists require licenses and will cancel prescriptions, and penalties hinge on the prescription stub and court review.
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Butte
Dengler
Mr. Dengler
United States
Court of Equity
Federal board agent promotes vocational rehabilitation in Helena
Frank J. Clayton, agent in Helena from Washington, notes Montana has accepted the federal vocational training plan with a $15,000 state-federal fund. He cites co operation between government and states, and urges training disabled workers for swift return to civil employment, outlining injury statistics and the act’s funding terms.
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Helena
Frank J. Clayton
Federal Board For Vocational Eduction
Washington, DC
Nevada
Uran
Clayton
United States
Industrial Accident Board
State of
Idaho
Montana
Federal Board of Vocational Training
Missing portion of Ben Holzer’s roll recovered in Butte
Ben Holzer a Beaverhead county ranchhand is described as missing only part of his roll. He reportedly hid $160 in his jeans and rode a Oregon Short Line train to Butte where he met with Dick Rouse near the Colorado street school.
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Ben Holzer
Beaverhead County
Butte
Ben
Dick Rouse
Colorado Street
Embroidery Heist Leads To Police Court Dismissals
In a rural scene a man named Ben visited a woman selling embroidery on a front step. He claimed loss and found $90 of $160 in his pocket after a police search. The seller was found to be Edwards, with suspects Dick Rouse and H Comba aiding a door exit. The police court dismissed the case as Ben admitted muddled testimony and he returned to his Beaverhead ranch.
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Dick. Rouse
H. Comba
Ben
Beaverhead Ranch
Standara
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending April 2
Real estate transfers include James R. Dempsey gaining 240 acres on Francis Creek in the Big Hole basin via patent. Edmund J. Callaway transferring to Harriet H. Callaway Lots 11 12 and part of Lot 18 in Poindexter Orrs addition Dillon. Beaverhead Ranch Co to Cook Sheep Co 80 acres northeast of Dillon and near Rock Creek.
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James R. Dempsey
Francis Creek
Big Hole Basin
Edmund J. Callaway
Harriet H. Callaway
Poindexter& Orr
Dillon
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Cook Sheep Company
Rock Creek
L. Frake Es
Wike F. Meine
D. F. Mooney
Beaverhead County
R. A. Kingsbury
Grasshopper Creek
Guy Gray
State Bank of Dillon
Parley Dansie Ranch
Armstead
Montana
Celia J. Johnson
Swartz Canyon
Blacktail Deer Creek
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