Montana FFA convention to mark tenth anniversary
Robert Elwell of Orono Maine will attend the annual Montana FFA convention at Montana State College during high school week April 27 28 and 29. Dan Mizner of Avon is state president to preside. a state band of 100 musicians will perform in uniform. Near 200 futures farmers expected to attend and participate in high school week events.
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Bozeman
Robert Elwell
Orono
Future Farmers of America
Montana F.F.A
Montana State College
A. W. Johnson
Future Farmer
F.F.A
Dan K. Mizner
Avon
F.F.A. Band
Johnson
Montana
Sportsmen Assemble And Elect Officers
The Ruby Valley Sportsmen's Association held its annual meeting at the Legion clubhouse with a visiting Ennis delegation. Elk issues in Bear Creek were discussed along with closing distance below the Ruby dam to fishing and replacing a predatory bird drive with magpie traps in discussion. Officers Sam Maloney and Guy Warren were unanimously reelected president and secretary treasurer for the coming year. Deputy Game Warden Ray Coles and U S forest officials attended. The meeting drew many valley sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Coles
Ennis
U. S. Forest
Dillon pair receives marriage license this Saturday
Clyde Chester Edwards and Seraphina May Richmond, both of Dillon, were issued a marriage license Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Chester Edwards
Seraphina May Richmond
Dillon
Local Society Notes Warm Weddings Across States
Last week Mrs. O S Osborne announced daughter Leah's marriage to Joe Hodgson of Miles City in Selby South Dakota on April 1. In St Rose Catholic church Miss Mary Perini married William Rebich with 200 guests and ranch life awaits on the Beaverhead County soil. Irma Holloway and Franklin Cashmore wed in Missoula with the couple planning Dillon home.
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O. S. Osborne
Leah
Joe Hodgson
Miles City
Selby
S. D
State Normal College
Camp Creek
Hodgson
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mary Perini
Dan Perini
Woodville
William Rebich
Mike Rebich
Beaverhead County
Amelia Perini
Edward Rebich
John Rebish, Jr
Norman Downing
Irma May Holloway
Franklin
Pete) Cashmore
Dillon
Missoula
F. E. Daly
Thomas E. Bennett
Missoula Episcopal Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Betty Daly
Jack Cashmore
State University
J. J. Brown
E. A. Marchesseau
Polaris
Cashmore
W. F. Cashmore
Seattle
Local Society Groups Hold Meetings and Socials
The L D S Relief society met at Mrs Lena Casper s home. Bet ter Homes groups one and two met at Mrs Addie Morrison s home with Mrs Bob Gordon as assistant hostess. Mrs Carl Anderson hosted her pinochle club Friday evening with high score by Mrs H L Tolley and low by Mrs Evan Burrells. Girl Scout council met Monday night in the council room led by Mrs Smith Paddock. Mrs Florence Backus entertained Theta at Mrs William Mitchell Jr s home. Dillon Shakespeare club met Saturday at Mrs Sheldon E Davis s home to discuss Knicker bocker Holiday by Maxwell Anderson. The S C A C held a communion breakfast at St Rose guild hall with Miss Jean Ballard chairing and several members assisting. The Dorcas society will meet tonight at the Lutheran parsonage with Mrs Leonard Thompson as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.D.S. Relief Society
Lena Casper
Better Homes Club
Addie Morrison
Bob Gordon
Carl Anderson
H. L. Tolley
Evan Burrells
Girl Scout Council
Smith Paddock
Florence Backus
Theta
William Mitchell, Jr
Dillon Shakespeare Club
Sheldon E. Davis
Maxwell Anderson
S.C.A.C
St. Rose Guild Hall
Jean Ballard
Barbara Holloran
Ruth Jackson
Jo Ann Fuller
Dorothy Mautz
Dorcas Society
Lutheran Parsonage
Leonard Thompson
State Board of Health Elects Turman President in Helena
At its semi annual meeting in Helena the state board of health elected Dr. George Turman of Missoula president succeeding Dr. E M Larson of Great Falls. Dr Louis H Fligman of Helena was elected vice president.
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Helena
State Board of Health
George Turman
Missoula
E. M. Larson
Great Falls
Louis H. Fligman
Farming Practices Change As Result Of Low Prices
Low prices for major farm crops and AAA rules spur widespread shifts in planting. Prospective Iowa acreage rises to 20 000, Kansas up 30 percent. southern states seed more flax and feed crops. Northerners push livestock and dairy on withdrawn cotton and wheat acres. Farmers switch alfalfa to lespedeza. banks report strong livestock lending interest.
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Chicago
AAA
Iowa
Kansas
South
Korea
Indiana
Alabama Extension Service
North
Minnesota
South Dakota
South Dakota Crop Reporting Service
Arizona Leads West in California Cattle Shipments in 1938
The Los Angeles Union Stock Yards report Arizona sent 307 825 cattle to California in 1938, more than any other western state, with November peak shipments of 80 575. Cattle feeding in Arizona and irrigated valleys boosted year round marketing and income for Arizona agriculture. Nevada, Texas, Utah, New Mexico, Oregon and Idaho followed in order, totaling 753 914 cattle and calves shipped to California that year. Projections suggest 1939 may require higher imports as California’s beef cattle numbers declined.
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LOS Angeles Union Stock Yards
Arizona
California
Nevada
Texas
Utah
New Mexico
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Old Mexico
Los Angeles
State board adopts budgets for Montana university units
The state board of education approved budgets for the University of Montana system after trimming to fit legislative appropriations and projected income. Totals cover 1939-40 expenditures and past year figures for the School of Mines Missoula State College and other campuses, with executive, forest, agriculture and extension units listed. Attending were Governor Ayers, Attorney General Freebourn and several trustees from Dillon Havre Bozeman Glasgow Birney.
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State Board of Education
University of Montana
School of Mines
Butte
Missoula
Eastern Normal School
Billings
Northern Eye
Havre
State College
Bozeman
Bureau of Mines
Forest Experiment Station
Agriculture Extension Service
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ayers
Freebourn
George Gosman
Dillon
E. C. Carruth
C. D. Borton
Glasgow
W. S. Davidson
Mamie Nance
Birney
Flu Declining as State Reports Fewer Cases
Influenza fell to 55 new cases last week after nearly 200 the prior week and about double that two weeks earlier. Measles rose to 191 new cases, up from 166 the previous week, per state health board reports.
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State Board of Health
Miss Beatrice Bayers Underwent Appendicitis Operation
Miss Beatrice Bayers underwent an appendicitis operation at Barrett Hospital on Friday.
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Beatrice Bayers W
Barrett Hospital
Notice to Creditors of Charles Loree Estate
Administratrix Anna Loree of the Charles Loree estate in Beaverhead County Montana notifies creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be filed at John Collins Law Offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana. First published April 19 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Loree
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Anna Loree
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead
William P. Brenner
Leonard A. Schulz
White Building
Charles P. Brenner
William.p. Brenner
Estate of Attilio Guidici Lease Order in Montana Court
In Beaverhead County a Montana court orders notice for a hearing on April 20 1939 to show cause why the estate may lease real property. The lease runs through April 1 1940 at 300 dollars per year and is secured by a crop chattel mortgage for 1939. Publication to follow in Dillon Examiner for two weeks.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Attilio Guidici
F. C. McFadden
Beaverhead County
T.gs
R. W
M.P.M
Said
Dillon
Dillon Examiner
Henry G. Rodgers
Board of County Commissioners
A. D
Board OF
Martin C. Jackson
Albert S. Baker
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THE
Extension Service
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Mercier
Mercer
U.S.D.A
H. E. Cushman
Congress
Montana Consumer Committee
Bessie E. McClelland
Frances Smith
Ina Scrivner
Home Economics Authority
Congress Committee
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Cushman
Cushman
Poultry Congress
Gilbert Hilde
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
N. Pacific St
Dillon, Montana
Sportsmen
É& Trust Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Osborne-Hodgson
Perini-Rebich
Clubs
Deep South
S.A. Naughton
Merchandise Mart
Ill
Emery Smith
Dillon, Mont
Orton Brothers
Legals
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davis & Co
Blackieg
Geo. M. Gosman
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