George M Fowler Inaugurated as Arizona University Official
George M Fowler a 1912 Montana School of Mines graduate and noted geologist was inaugurated at the University of Arizona. He has long ties to Butte and Montana and serves as a consulting geologist with work across Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. Fowler earned a geological engineer degree in 1935 from the Montana School of Mines and has published papers for the AIME and led the Ore Depositors section of ALME.
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George M. Fowler
Montana School of Mines
Exes Francis A. Thomson
Rernes
Butte
A. Atkinson
University of Arizona
Montana State College
Tucson
N Fowler
Tatstown
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Joplin
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Fowler
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
ALME
Robert
Hendon
Mountain Lions Killed in Montana Hunt Season
Montana hunters have killed 29 mountain lions since January and collected 724 in bounties. Chief deputy state game warden Jack Carney says the lions would have threat ened about 1 500 deer in the next year. Leading hunters were Russell Corn of Superior Aaron M Kelso of Missoula and Roy and Clarence Murray of Boulder.
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Montana
Jack Carney
Russell Corn
Superior
M. Kelso
Missoula
Roy and
Clarence Murray
Boulder
March Relief Costs Reported For Welfare Department
The state department of public welfare spent 350915 in March per a report to the state auditor by Sidney T. Smith special auditor for the state board of examiners Expenditures were listed as follows Old age assistance 243117 aid to dependent children 51052 administration 36438 aid to crippled children 8722 child welfare activities 3170 relief grants in aid and sponsors contributions 8414.
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State Department of Public Welfare
Sidney T. Smith
State Board of Examiners
Man Freed as Shield Against Injustice Cited
A report asserts that freedom comes to those protected from injustice by law and order. The piece emphasizes the link between legal protection and personal liberty in society.
Toole County Plans 1939 Fair and WPA Project
Toole County expects a 1939 fair with a WPA funded site development plan. A $36,000 project seeks Washington approval, county contributing $6,000. labor and materials to be funded by the government. If approved, many jobs will be created and new facilities built on 45 acres of fairgrounds.
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Toole County
Fair Board
Oaita Ahae
Pat McElliott
Soan
Washington
Rap Sea
North Side
Big Western Air Express Sleeper Plane to Visit Great Falls
A public celebration is planned in Great Falls Montana for May 21 to welcome a Western Air Express sleeper plane described as the largest passenger aircraft to visit the city Officials from Salt Lake City and Denver will attend The visit will include public inspection and a luncheon program A meeting of the aviation committee of the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce approved the plans noting strong cooperation from city county and WPA officials and progress on airport and infrastructure work
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Aviation Committee
Great Falls
Wuerthner
Mike Holland
Board of County Commissioners
T. Busha Jr
Airport Commission
Andy Briscoe
WPA
May Sponsor WPA Jobs
The state public welfare board may sponsor WPA projects to provide work for the unemployed. Attorney General H J Freebourn ruled after a state supreme court decision. The opinion was issued at the request of Valley County Attorney Thomas Dignan who asked if the welfare board could sponsor completion of a WPA armory at Glasgow.
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State Public Welfare Board
H. J. Freebourn
State Supreme Court
Thomas Dignan
Valley County
Glasgow
American firm plans Hawaii Japan radio telephone link
An American company plans a radio telephone circuit linking Hawaii 28 000 telephones with Japan 600 000 instruments. The base rate would be 15 dollars for a three minute Honolulu to Tokyo call.
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Hawaii
Japan
Honolulu
Tokyo
Rhubarb Cooking Tips Cut Water Need by Dish
Fresh rhubarb requires little water when cooked into sauce and none when used for pie and tart fillings. The guidance highlights minimal liquid use to preserve flavor and texture across preparations.
Froid School Board Re-elects Teachers Amid Pay Increase
A Montana roundup notes the Froid School board re elected all teachers with a 5 to 8 month salary increase. Other items cover Kalispell polls, Lewistown promotions, and local incidents from Helena to Culbertson including weather related events and public notices.
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Froid
Kalispell
W. F. Schnell
Arthur J. Jeffries
Tunnel to connect cave entrance with parking area planned
A project approved at the camp envisions a tunnel from the cave to a hillside parking lot for 150 vehicles, a half mile trail ascending 300 feet, and a stair descent to view cave rooms. Nearby facilities include picnic areas with utilities and a granite head house.
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Soiree Srs Eco
Esvo
Pion
Montana dairy queens chosen by production and breeding traits
Five dairy cow breeds Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Jersey will supply Montana dairy queens. Selection will emphasize actual production records and breeding qualities over show ring performance. Owners of selected cows receive a $35 cash prize and their records will be displayed at the fair booths in Great Falls.
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Guernsey
Montana
Esven
Great Falls
London Restaurateurs Form Urgent Credit Association
London restaurateurs band together to run a collection service and maintain a blacklist. The list can be checked by telephone at any hour to curb bad checks and unpaid accounts.
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London
Belgians plan gift to British royals for WWI aid
Belgians intend to present King George VI and Queen Elizabeth with a silver replica of Ypres cloth hall and belfry in appreciation of Britain's aid to Belgian refugees during the war.
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Belgium
George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Ypres
Britain
Building and public improvement in Zurich for national exposition
Zurich undertakes active building and public works in preparation for the upcoming national exposition. City authorities oversee road, park, and facility upgrades to showcase progress and attract visitors.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Dairy Queens to Be Selected for Great Falls Exposition
Five Montana dairy queens will be chosen from state herds for display at the North Montana State fair in Great Falls. J. O. Tretsven, extension dairy specialist at Montana State College, says each queen will exemplify her breed and nominations of cows will compete for the honor.
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Montana
Great Falls
J. O. Tretsven
Daly
Montana State College
Tretsven
Moisture Tests Reported Near Bennett Lake
Moisture tests by M P Hansmeier and H M Geistos in the Bennett Lake area south of Malts show 2 to 3 feet of moisture in the soil, higher than last season's six inches. The moisture depth varies with summer fallow versus stubble, and Bennett Lake soil covers a large portion of Phillips County. Grasshoppers hatched in warm weather around March 6 are thought to have been killed by recent heavy snows and cold.
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Malta
Bennet Lake
State Extension Service
Bennett Lake Fair
M. P. Hansmeier
Ston
H. M. Geistos
Oefstos
Rome
Bennett Lake
Phillips County
State cash balance and April receipts reveal shortfall
The state's cash balance on April 1 was almost $7,000,000, according to the state treasurer. March expenses were $48,254 below receipts which amounted to $2,060,394.
Swiss government revenues rise sharply in past year
Government revenues in Switzerland showed marked increases in the last year, reflecting stronger tax receipts and broader fiscal activity. Officials note growth across multiple sectors and projects ongoing improvements in collection efficiency and economic recovery.
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Government of
Switzerland
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Alfred M. Atkinson
Clark's Fork Valley
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Lands Department
Missoula, Mont
Western Air Express
Sea Gan
Ation
Thomas O. Larson
Peter Pauly
Deer Lodge
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Chateau
Pauly
Treasure State News
Helena
Edith Brown
State Board of Nursing Examiners
Peterson
Fort Kip
Culbertson
Lewistown
D. R. MacKenzie
Miles City
J. I. Case Co
Leonard Davis
Roy
Joe Kasala
Roy Farmer
Kasala Farm
H. Leonard de Kalb
Central Montana Bar Association
William M. Blackford
Aaron Shull
National Safety Council
Bozeman
O. F. Bowman
United States Army Engineer Reserve Corps
M. E. Henderson
163D Infantry
Montana National Guard
Columbia Falls
Matt F. Brill
Kintla Lakes
North Fork
Police Department
E. D. Sanding
Rocky Mountain
Society of American Foresters
Landing
Montana University Forestry School
Charles M. Russell
M. D. Baldwin
Jean Wallis Hyde
Alberton
South Hampton
Canada
United States
Fergus County
Denton
Richard McLemore
Helena High School
Violet Smiley
Mary Sue Roberson
Broadwater High
Townsend
Sophia Hanson
Philipsburg
Masonic Home
M. B. Wilson
American Crystal Sugar Co
Paul Szakash
University State
Montana University Grizzly
Little Rock
Ark
Red Sox
John J. Holmes
State Board of Equalization
McQuitty
The
Petrie Machinery Co
Billings
Obey
O. A Peterson
Eee
Pondera County
Jir
Soo Railroad
McElroy and
Dooley
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Soil Conservation Service
Dairy Queens
Montana State Fair
Holstein
Jersey
State Nursery & Seed
Co, Helena
Old Mr.boston
Ben-Burk, Tho
Boston, Mass
William Tell
Simms Meent
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