Agricultural informats revise sugar beet payment rules
The Agri cultural Adjustment administration revises 1938 payment conditions for sugar beet growers. Credits include soil conservation practices on sugar beet land, fertilizer limits, and manure applications. Montana extension adds staff changes and poultry feeding guidance from MSU on chick nutrition and mash formulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. C. Taylor
Montana State College
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Temperance survey launches in Montana schools
The State Temperance commission begins a survey of Montana schools to measure student drinking. Secretary Raymond Lewis announced after a board meeting in Helena. Lewis was delegated to attend the Northwest Conference of Recreational Leaders in Salt Lake City from April 12 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
The
State Temperance Commission
Raymond Lewis
Helena
Lewis
Northwest Conference of Recreational Leaders
Salt Lake City
Kenney Librarian Sues State In Helena Court
Following district court ruling in Helena in his favor, Philip O. Kenney former State University librarian seeking reinstatement was stayed from further proceedings by Montana Supreme Court to allow the Board of Education to perfect an appeal to the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Philip O. Kenney
State
Montana Supreme Court
Board of Education
New State Health Official Appointed to Maternal and Child Health
Dr. Edythe P. Hershey becomes director of maternal and child health at the state health department, replacing Dr. Jessie M. Bierman who resigned. Hershey previously served as a consultant for the Children's Bureau in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe P. Hershey
Maternal and Child Health
Jessie M. Bierman
State Health Department
Dr. Hershey
Children’s Bureau
Washington, D. C
Montana Water Board Member Named to Regional Planning Panel
D. B. Fabrick of Chateau has been designated by Gov. Roy E. Ayers as the Montana member on the joint federal state planning committee. The panel covers a region spanning several western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Fabrick
Chateau
Water Board
Montana
Roy E. Ayers
Writers Earn Their W readies: Radio City staff figures
Royalties have fallen to ten percent of former values, forcing composers to seek daily work in theatres and production units. Three Radio City Music Hall staffers Erno Rapee, Maurice Baron, and Al Stillman direct music production, composing, and lyrics with occasional contributions from Kay Swift to present musical entertainment.
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American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Radio City Music Hall
Erno Rapee
Maurice Baron
al Stillman
Kay Swift
A.G.C.A.2
Rapee
Charmaine
Diane
Angela Mia
Baron
Permanent pasture proves profitable for Western farmers
The narrative notes farmers in California and other western states increasingly use permanent pasture to cut production costs and utilize hard pan soils. Ladino clover is highlighted as key, with mixtures of grasses offering year round green feed. Irrigation is a concern but shallow watering suffices, while some Southwest valleys remain unsuitable for permanent pastures in extreme heat.
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Los Angeles
Oakdale
California
Wood
Berlin
Imperial
Palo Verde
Salt River
Montanan Bids Awarded for Highway Projects Under Estimate
Jerome C. Boespflug of Miles City wins the Missoula under pass contract at 226531. Buck Heleaa of Missoula to surface 14 miles of the McDonald Knowles road for 20790. Walter Mackin of Billings to landscape the Billings Hardin highway for 4202. All bids came in under estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome C. Boespflug
Miles City
Missoula
State Highway Commission
Buck Heleaa
Sanders County
Walter Mackin
Billings
Family relief rules expand WPA job eligibility
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn ruled for County Attorney William R. Taylor that two members of the same family may be certified for WPA relief jobs if the son is married and living with the parents. A grown son or daughter unable to earn a livelihood may be included in the family group for relief aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Freebourn
William R. Taylor
Deer Lodge
Highway engineers pick Rogers Pass for Montana link
The Montana Highway Commission announced that the Great Falls to Missoula route via the South Fork of the Flathead will go over Rogers Pass. After evaluating Rogers Pass and Stemple Pass, engineers deemed Rogers Pass shorter by 11 miles and more feasible despite higher costs, with an estimated expenditure of 3,566,428 dollars.
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Rogers Pass
Montana Highway Commission
Montana
Great Falls
Missoula
Flathead Country
Commission
Stemple Pass
Highway Commission
Semple Pass
Dairymen to Convene in Helena June 8 and 9
G A Norris commissioner for the Milk Control board announced a state meeting of dairymen to be held in Helena on June 8 and 9. Invitations to meet in Helena were extended by the Helena Chamber of Commerce and dairymen have accepted Norris said.
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G. A.’Norris
The
Milk Control Board
Helena
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Dairymen
Norris
Board appointments set term lengths across health and pharmacy
The board of health names Dr. P. L. Pample Livingston for a five year term while A F Hamilton Missoula receives a three year term. The board of pharmacy assigns Dr Frank V Patterson Billings a three year term.
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Board of Health
P. L. Pampel
Livingston
Barbers Examining Board
A. F. Hamilton
Missoula
Board of Pharmacy
Frank V. Patterson
Billings
Six Appointments by Gov Ayers To Various State Boards
Gov Roy E Ayers announced appointments to state boards including the State Textbook Commission with Jerome Wall of Glasgow for five years, the State Abstractors Board with G A Bertsch of Glasgow for three years, and the Medical Examining Board with Dr John A Donovan of Butte for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
State Textbook Commission
Jerome Wall
Glasgow
State Abstractors Board
G. A.bertsch
Medical Examining Board
John A. Donovan
Butte
Wheeler Secures 20000 for Fish Screens
Senator Wheeler obtains a $20,000 appropriation to fund fish screens at the reservoir outlet and in irrigation ditches. John W. Schofield, state superintendent of fisheries, said the move will spare thousands of fish from death and praised Wheeler's efforts.
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Pishkin
Sen
B. K. Wheeler
John W. Schofield
State Superintendent of Fisheries
Wheeler
Sai Schofield
Montana counties receive $215 220 school transport refunds
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon announces that fifty four Montana counties are getting refund checks totaling 215 220 for money spent on school transportation.
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Montana
Ray N. Shannon
Montana Patrol Launches Spring Clean on Highways
Montana highway patrols begin annual spring cleanup to cut accidents. Lou Boedecker, patrol supervisor, warns the effort targets motorists with no new licenses and improper lights and other violations. The program aims to reduce the driving toll.
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Montana
Lou Boedecker
Boedecker
Bay Road Oil Bid Opens for Highway Operations
State Purchaser I. S. McQuitty invites bids for a large quantity of road oil for new highway operations. The two bidders named are Yale Oil Company and the Independent Refinery of Billings and the Home Oil Company of unknown location.
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I. S. McQuitty
Yale Oil Company
Billings
Home Oil Company
Great Falls Supplier Lands State School Contracts
Great Falls based Montana Flour Mills supplied a carload of flour and chick feed to the State Industrial School in Miles City via purchases from the Great Falls facility and Harlowton.
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Great Falls
Montana
Harlowton
State Industrial School
Miles City
Miles City hearing on gas rates postponed to April 19
The Public Service Commission announced a postponed Miles City hearing into Montana Dakota Utilities gas rates. About 250 residents requested a rate reduction. The original hearing date was April 5.
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Montana- Dakota
Miles City
Public Service Commission
Education leaders discuss national trends at Atlantic City meeting
Mackie now faculty at New York University, Dr. Robert E. Albright of the State Teachers College at Buffalo, Dr. Ruediger of George Washington University, and Dr. William C. Bagley of Columbia University attended as guests. Guy Combes chaired the session and noted national tendencies in education from the Atlantic City meetings.
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Mackie
New York University
Robert E. Albright
State Teachers College At
Buffalo
N. Y
Ruediger
George Washington University
William C. Bagley
Columbia University
Atlantic City
Guy Combes
Missoula Engineer to Lead Helena Highway Lab
Guy Johnson of Missoula will replace Seward Mason as head of the highway testing laboratory in Helena after Mason resigned. The state highway commission announced the shuffle this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Johnson
Missoula
Highway Department
Seward Mason
Helena
Mason
Gosman Re-elected to School District 10 Board
George M. Gosman was re-elected unopposed to the Board of Trustees for School District No. 10 in the regular election Saturday. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Niblack returned from a three month motor trip to southwestern points and Mexico. Mrs. E. A. Sewell left for Madison Wisconsin to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wayne Sewell's mother.
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George M. Gosman
Board of Trustees
School District
Bozeman
Albert Spaulding
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Helena
Thomas A. Marlow
W. L. Peterson
Dell
S. Dakota Street
Wilfred Vevina
Barrett Hospital
Dillon Man Attends National Sessions
Mr Hazelbaker urged confidence in the economy, saying stable policies are needed for agriculturists to plan ahead. He returned from the Sun Valley conference today. The Montana Liquor Control Board declared a March dividend of 100000 dollars. Board members Putnam Woods and Moulton said sale of retail liquor licenses has earned 540725 dollars so far this year.
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Hazelbaker
Montana Liquor Control Board
L. M. A. Wass
J. A. Putnam
Hardin
R. Dale Woods
Hobson
Ben Moulton
Grass Range
Lands to be sold in private sale in Beaverhead County
Administrator of Daniel Mooney estate announces private sale of all lands to highest cash bidder. Court confirmation required. Sale begins after April 16 1938. Bids accepted at John Coll Poindexter Block Dillon Montana. Dated March 26 1938. First published March 30 1938.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Daniel Mooney
John Coll
Poindexter Block
Dillon
D. F. Mooney
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Dillon Examiner
S. Montana Street
Dillon, Montana
Agricultural Informats
Extension Service
Martha L. Hensley
Montana Extension Service
Mary Omen
Miss Hensley
University of Minnesota
H. E. Cushman
Extension
Capital News
Kenney
Fabrick IS
Joseph R. Fliesler
Music Features & Photo Syndicate
Ernc Rapee
A.s.c.a.p
Sambaugaton
Lake County
BAY Road Oil
Internat’l Cartoon Co
B. Link
Miles City Hearing
Ctate Bank
Ma Cr Trust Company
Legals
Geo. L. Routledge, M.D
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davis
Blackleg
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