Montana Sportsmen Licenses Fund Two Future Purposes
The Montana game commission plans to split the extra two dollar portion of the $5 sportsmen license between habitat work and propagation of game birds. Proposals include funding reforestation and wildlife habitats, establishing nesting areas from a one cent shell tax, and boosting the migratory bird population. The panel also reinstated Clifford Toole, reopened facilities, and set fishing dates for several reservoirs.
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Montana
Montana Con
Commission
J. F. Hendricks
Commission On
Robert H. Hill
Dawson County
Toole
Clifford Toole
Browning
Lewistown
Hamilton
Chifflake
Miles City
Appreciation for Kindness After Loss
In appreciation we extend deepest thanks to friends for kindnesses during the death of our dear mother. Special thanks to the Rose parish and many named supporters including Mrs. Cecelia Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. James O. Lennox. All the Grandchildren.
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Tess
Rose Parish
Cecelia Montgomery
James O. Lennox
Ernest Knapp
George Lennox
Margaret Henderson
H. 0. Williams
P. A. Poland
Local News Roundup From Dillon and Beyond
April 13 1802 report covers window pane vandalism in Dillon repairs directed, Hecla work pause due to poor roads, Ruby valley wagon road progress, Catholic ladies form St Rose Guild with officers named, Titanic disaster update states 868 Carpathia survivors and 1312 total casualties, Astor unconfirmed, Butte fire destroys South Butte property worth 300000 with major damage.
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Dillon Sports
Montana Street
Hecla
Glendale
Hecla Company
Ruby Valley
Spain
Atlantic
Col
John Jacob Astor
Carpathia
Butte
South Butte
Reports on White House conference child welfare efforts
County chairmen report progress on White House conference child welfare programs in 29 of Montana's 56 counties. Schools clinics and health work are underway in Yellowstone Beaverhead Custer Wheatland Musselshell Toole Roosevelt and Rosebud counties with activities ranging from May Day programs to medical exams eye tests and disease quarantines.
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White House
M .A. Brannon
Montana
Beaverhead
Charles Henry
Dillon
Custer County
Glen G. Eye
Miles City
Irvin B. Collins
Mothers’ Club
Musselshell County
Toole County
W. E. Moser
Shelby Public Schools
Margaret N. Inglehart
Wolf Point
Roosevelt County
Rosebud
Helen Fleming
State bounty offered on mountain lions and wolves in Montana
Montana's State Fish and Game department will pay a $26 bounty for every mountain lion or wolf killed within the state after April 1 1932 until further order. Killers must skin and dry the hide, then ship it with an affidavit to the state warden to claim the bounty. the process includes marking hides to prevent double payment and requires payment for shipping.
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Helena
Montana
State Fish and Game Department
Robert H. Hill
Warden Hill
Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
State Fish and Game Commission
Wool Shearing Under Way Across Northern Hemisphere
The agriculture department notes wool shearing is underway in northern hemisphere countries that produce about 30 percent of world combing and clothing wools. US production rose to 369 million pounds in 1931 with a 5 percent gain, while UK and France may increase. Harvest plans show acreage changes across crops and long trips for two travelers planning six months in Europe before returning to Missoula.
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United States
Department
United Kingdom
France
Montana Farmers Plan 11 Crops Across 7.28 Million Acres
Montana farmers report to the state crop service plans to plant 11 main crops across 7,278,000 acres in 1932. This would exceed 1931 plantings by 1.6 percent and 1930 by 1.8 percent if intentions hold.
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Montana
State
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Native of Diliaon To Start Long Trip
Missoula attorney J C Garlington and Theodore Jacobs assistant cashier of First National Bank depart by car for New York to sail April 20 on the Europa. They plan an 18 000 mile journey visiting many European capitals with an international car license and passports secured.
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Missoula
J. C. Garlington
Theodore Jacobs
First National Bank
New York City
Europe
Billings
Chicago
Washington, D. C
New York
Europa
Cherbourg
France
Spain
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Holland
Belgium
England
Scotland
State to waive about 3000 crop liens this year
About 3000 crop liens will be waived this year by the state in favor of the federal seed loan program. Leon Choquette, chief field agent for the state land board, said waivers cover land held by lease mortgage and certificate of purchase and will be concentrated in 34 northern and eastern counties. The waivers will involve about one fourth of state lands on which the state holds first lien.
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Leon Choquette
State Land Board
State Department
Choquette
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Fisheries Division
Montana Wild Life
Game Division
Nine Pipes
Jones Lake
Ovando
Powell County
Tintinger Sloughs
Cascade County
Japan
China
Shanghai
DuBois
Northwest Bancorporation
Rus
Lala
Ladies of the Catholic Society
St. Rose Guild
G.t.paul
Harry T. Poindexter
Dan Ward
Blackleg Aggressin
Wit
Parke, Davis & Co
Geo. M. Gosman
Brannon
Examiner
American Automobile Association
Indianapolis Speedway
Mr. Casey
Miss Lane
Davidson
Robert ‘J. Casey
Chicago Daily News
Casey
Margaret Lane
London “Daily Express
J. Brownlee Davidson
Ames
Iowa
Agricultural College
Standard Oil Company
Colorado
Wyoming
Berlin
Jacobs
Southampton
Bremen
Earopa
The
State University
Missouli
Diliaon
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