Montana Tourist Traffic Poised to Rise With Park Plans
Montana tourism officials project a major increase in visitors to Glacier and Yellowstone as road work closes gaps in the park system. Glacier park visits may grow from 50 000 to 70 000 and Yellowstone from 220 000 to 250 000 this year, with rail lines scheduling six special trains to Yellowstone and farmers tours organized by Copper publication sponsor new tours through the state.
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Montana
auLamer
Barclay Craighead
Pub
Mcity
Glacier Park
Burlington and Northern Pacific Railways
Yellowstone
Copper Publication
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Missouri
Butte
Missoula
Wool Production Cost Study Planned in Montana
Murray 2B Stebbins secretary of the Montana Woolgrowers Association leaves for Bozeman to join a meeting to organize a study of wool production costs in Montana. The Montana extension service and the U S Department of Agriculture will conduct the study starting around May 15 with E B Richards directing field work under Dean Linfield and Prof Vaughn. Agent Parr will assist from Washington D C.
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Murray
Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Bozeman
Montana
Montana Extension Service
Federal Apartment of Agriculture
E. B. Richards
State Livestock Division
Dean
Linfield
Vaughn
Parr
Washington, D. C
Montana Proclaims May 1 as Child Health Day
Governor I B Erickson announces statewide observance of May 1 as Child Health Day to promote protecting and promoting children health. The proclamation cites congressional action designating the day to conserve national health for future citizens and urges programs by child welfare agencies.
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I. B.eleson
Montana
United States
I. J. H. Erickson
Jolly Pinochle Club Holds No Host Year End Dinner
The Jolly Pinochle Club closed its season with a no host dinner at the Country Inn on April 20. Twenty five guests attended a evening of cards and dancing with door prize won by Mrs. John Tessier and high scores by Mrs. Tessier and John Tessier. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lenox and many club members.
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Jolly Pinochle Club
Country Inn
John Tessier
R. Quackenbush
A. J. Christensen
George Lenox
R.quackenbush
Ed, Farley
Diggle Emerick
J. H. Keenan
Montana State Banks Report Steady Resources and Loans
Montana reports show 127 state banks and one private bank with total resources of 88 million dollars and deposits near 77.5 million. The quarterly figures note a seasonal fall in deposits and loans but cash reserves remain nearly twice the legal requirement. One bank absorbed by a national bank and two others settled with depositors.
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Lochrie
Anheuser Busch launches massive Budweiser Syrup ad push
Anheuser Busch Inc of St Louis releases a large schedule for Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup ads. Some 35 million readers are expected to view the campaign through September with posters and color inserts in the American Weekly. Retailers urged to stock up for the peak season. Arbor Day proclaimed for May 14 urging tree planting and school programs to imbue the day’s lessons.
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Nheuserbusch, Inc
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
American Weekly
Arbor Day Set Aside for Tree Planting by Gov Erickson
Governor J E EricksonDesignates May 14 as Arbor Day urges Montanans to plant trees shrubs and vines to protect forests He notes the act of planting as a community benefiting gesture and cites conservation as a legal aim in his proclamation
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Gov. Erickson
J. E. Erickson
Montana
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