Montana high schools enter editorial contest under track meet
Thirty six Montana high schools compete in the annual interscholastic editorial contest held with the thirty first track meet. Classes A to D based on enrollment. cups awarded for first in each class, second and third receive certificates. Winners announced at the May 11 meeting. Attendance includes Beav erhead county high Dillon Broadwater county high Townsend Bridger Brockway Bear Creek Boys Central Butte Carter Ekalaka Clyde Park Corvallis Drummond Fairview Granite Philipsburg Great Falls Gallatin Bozeman Girl Central Butte Hamilton Havre Hardin Klein Laurel Lambert Missoula Noxon Plevna Reed Point Rosary Missoula Sacred Heart Academy Missoula Shelby St Vincent's Academy Helena St Mathews Kalispell Superior Three Forks Whitehall Wibaux White Sulphur Springs. A separate music program featured Ruth Helps, Alice Watson, Winogene Wood, Peggy Connolly, Janet McKling and the combined glee club and chorus.
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Interacholastic Editorial Association
Beaverhead County High
Dillon
Broadwater County High
Townsend
Bridger
Brockway
Bear Creek
Bear Creek Boys’ Central
Butte
Carter
Ekalaka
Clyde Park
Corvallis
Drummond
Fairview
Granite
Philipsburg
Great Falls
Gallatin
Bozeman
Girl Central
Hamilton
Havre Hardin
Klein
Laurel
Lambert
Missoula
Noxon
Plevna
Reed Point
Rosary
Sacred Heart Academy
Shelby
St. Vincent’s Academy
Hellena
St. Mathew's
Kalispell
Superior
Three Forks
Whitehall
Wibaux
White Sulphur Springs
Birds urge nesting cover to aid game birds and waterfowl
State Game Warden Jack Carney notes birds and small mammals are mating and seeking nests. The American Game Association bulletin stresses not disturbing nesting cover until after July 15 and avoiding overgrazing by stock to protect upland game birds and waterfowl. Iowa observations cited show moderate pasturing can be compatible, but early over-pasturing harms marsh nesting grounds.
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Fish and Game
Jack Carney
American Game Association
Ding” Darling
U. S. Biological Survey
Paul L. Errington
Logan J. Bennett
Iowa State College
Iowa
Bulletin
Errington and
Bennett
Larger fish planting in Montana tops restocking report
The 1933 Montana hatchery report, by state superintendent Kenneth MacDonald, shows fry and advanced fry remain the leading restockers. It lists detailed totals by size and species including rainbow, Loch Leven, steelheads, bass, catfish, and sunfish across fry, advanced fry, two inch, three inch, and four inch categories.
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Montana
Kenneth MacDonald
Rainbow
Eastern Brook
Loch Leven
Brook
Tainbow
Bass
Local notices and society items from Dillon area
A roundup of brief items includes Earl Wheeler receiving hospital care after a horse accident near Morrow ranch, water commissioners named for Moose Swamp Big Sheep and Junction creeks, Gladys Miller granted a divorce on desertion grounds, and travelers returning from Sand Point Idaho. An elk head display near McCalebs notes a 49 5 inch horn spread and 5414 inch antler span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Bennett
C. W. Francia
John C. Patterson
Irwin Paul
Junction Creek
Gladys C. Miller
Lawrence C. Miller
Bennett Monday
Leonard Innes
Sand Point
Idaho
Herman Peterson
Wise River District
McCaleb's
Frank Rife Jr
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Butte
E. G. Free
Anaconda
Tommy Lyebben
Helena
W. W. Wahl
Warren Stone Jr
J. E. Breaden
Calgary
Alta
W. H. Mitchell
John Cosgrove
Byron
Pocatello
Governor Cooney Proclaims May 1 as Child Health Day
Governor Frank H. Cooney designates Tuesday May 1 as Child Health Day in Montana. The proclamation urges observance to emphasize the significance of child health and the value of nationwide attention to the cause for better well being.
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Frank H. Cooney
Montana
C. E. Miller Visits Butte After Big Hole Reunion
C. E. Miller, longtime Big Hole cattleman, returns to Wis dom from Pomeroy Ohio after Easter family reunion with his mother Mrs. Mary Miller. Attended Elks veterans night in Butte and received a Jewel for over 25 years membership in a ceremony led by Dr. F. A. Bavage. Attendees included Herman Dana and Albert Miller of Cardwell and William Miller of Card wall among extended Montana relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Charles B. Miller
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
Pomeroy
Ohio
Mary Miller
Cardwall
Dc. E. Miller
Herman
Dana Miller
Wise River
Albert Miller
Cardwell
Montana
Miller
Elks
F. A. Bavage
Governor Proclaims May Day as Child Health Day in Montana
Governor F H Cooney joins the U S president to designate May first as Child Health Day in Montana. The official proclamation urges schools and public agencies to prepare programs highlighting the importance and value of child health observance. FOR SALE W L CHIN 7 90 in a Seem fac 8 died 6 00 per 7 Billings
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F. H. Cooney
Montana
United States
Montana Forest Fees Return to Counties in 1933
Montana earned 40771 from national forests in 1933, 11028 more than 1932, with 26 percent of statewide forest revenue shared among 35 counties. The apportionment lists Beaverhead 4760.18, Broadwater 722.08, Cascade 621.79, Gallatin 3279.38, Missoula 428.16, Park 2182.94, Stillwater 1296.69, and others, largely from grazing rentals.
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Helena
Montana
John J. Holmes
Holmes
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Meagher
Mineral
Missoula
Park
Phillips
Pondera
Powdera River
Powell
Ravalli
Rosebud
Sanders
Silver Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Wheatland
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Frances Robinson
Winogene Wood
Peggy Connolly
Janet McKing
Danny Bell
Willie
Steamboat Bill
Annie Roon
Mme
Agreneva Slaviansky
Er World
Madeciselle
Mara Slaviansky
Ivan Butenko
Sheldon E. Davis
Northern Man
Malta
Dillon Ty
F. B. Connally
Billings
Montanans,Inc
L. A. Campbell
Agricultural Evelopment
Paific
Ampbell
MacDonald
Johnny Verger
Giants
E.L. Cord
Ruth Weston
Hygrade
Arthur Potterton
Jersey City
R. C. Baker
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Novella Talley
Jersey
Chicago
Colgate
Shattuck School
Faribault, Minn
Marke
Jocals
Earl Wheeler
Barrett Hospital
Morrow Ranch
Divide
Beaverhead Valley
C.H. ‘Peterson
R. K. Nedrow
Homer Faust
Jose Agular
California
Texaco
Atlantic Street
Nell Doyle
J. Arthur Thompson
Bannack
Dillon Rotary Club
Sam Wilkinson
Elizabeth
Deer Lodge
Ray McKinnon
Marion Riehle
Orval A. Schmidt
George
Jim Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
Cooney
C. E. Miller
Big Hole
Reunion
Eedy Service
Standard Oil Service
Atlas Tires
Standard Oi! Co
National Forest
Cascade
Chouteau
H. G. Wells
Gloria Stuart
Claude Rains
William Harrigan
Aggie Appleby
Wynne Gibson
Charles Farrell