Wisdom News Roundup from August Few Weeks
William Huntley returns from Big Hole to Spokane. Mrs. Sam Dinnin visits Wisdom then Mis soula. The Francis and Helming families travel to Darby and Hamilton, while others repair Wisdom School and bridge. A diamond drill tests mining claims on Joseph Creek. Local Legion delegates chosen for Anaconda convention. Harvest plans and housing moves noted as community life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
William Huntley
Big Hole
Spokane
Sam Dinnin
Missoula
Dorothy, Chadwick
Walter Simmons
C. W. Francis
Darby
Fred Francis
George Stewart
Hamilton
Bobbie Stewart
Eddie van Houten
Arthur Hopkins
Wisdom School
George Helming
Daly Memorial Hospital
Wright
J. H. Scofield
Emil Schwartz
Forest Service
Ruby Creek
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Charley Jenkins
Veterans’ Hospital
Boise
Joseph Creek
Clark Huntley
Bridge Club
Swanson Ranch
Anne Miller
Harry Helming
Raymond Carlson
Butte
Edith Jorgensen
Los Angeles
Josie Tamske
Deer Lodge
Jean McDowell
American Legion
Clarence Helming
Wilson Young
Ted Harper Post
Anaconda
Hans Lausen
Lausen
Fritz Buchen
Norman Vaughan
Anderson Ranch
Fishtrap
Warren Shaw
Millicam
Jack Miller
Carl Nelson
Geneve
Ihinois
A. Briscome
Gladys Laird
Winfield Plummer
Dudley Ranch
Bud Corbett
Owen Harding
Orrin Slowlin
Allen Glengrade
Williston
N. D
Ruth Olsen
Charles Burden
Dillon
Johm Clay and Company
Shaw
Whitehall
M. J. Ramsey
Miles
New Wheat Contracts Aim 15 Percent Acreage Cut
Bozeman reports outline for 1936 1989 four year wheat adjustment contracts with a 15 percent acreage reduction in 1986 and 25 percent after. Farmers may withdraw after two years and the secretary can terminate yearly. Davis stresses legal fine points and protection for both farmers and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Davis
Senate
Haus
Torpedo Practice Uses Mock 22 Foot Missiles
In naval torpedo drills real warheads are replaced with mocked devices costing about $10 000 each. A torch case substitutes for explosive charge emitting smoke and flame to trace and recover the torpedo after firing. The units are air driven and gyroscope guided, traveling 26 to 50 miles per hour.
Wise River Trip Leads to Deep Outdoor Hike and Fish
Fred Gill led a three day horseback camping party visiting Odell Lake Alder Creek Lake Sand Lake Lake of the Woods and Lost Horse Lake with friends and relatives from Butte Boulder and beyond. The party reported fine fishing and abundant game in the districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gill
William Sweet
Mr. Decker
Bob Decker
Butte
Roy Murray
Boulder
Odell Lake
Alder Creek Lake
Sand Lake
Lake of the Woods
Lost Horse Lake
Mr. Gill
Danny Pendergast
Navy fleet plan outlines 15 battleships and 6 carriers
The proposal calls for a treaty-strength navy with 15 battleships, 6 aircraft carriers, 18 eight inch gun cruisers, 17 six inch gun cruisers, 13 heavy destroyers, and 84 light destroyers. Authorities aim to balance firepower with fleet diversity to meet security commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ught Deabout Arrianes
Predatory Animals Kill 4500 Sheep In Montana Year
Montana's biologist survey reports over 4500 sheep killed by coyotes and predators in the year ending July 1. Hunters under state and federal agencies killed 4090 coyotes, 240 bobcats, 71 bears, 10 mountain lions and eight lynx to curb losses while other livestock and game suffered additional casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Biological Survey
Montana
W. A. Bateman
Jordan
C. E. Beebe
Glacier Park
8. C. Boyce
Glasgow
Lawrence Farley
Narada
Milo Fry
Broadus
Hugh Galloway
Divide
Ed Guenther
Terry
Ted Johnson
Sheridan
Robert Martin
Miles City
Joe McIntyre
Becket
Mill Russell
Sayle
Walter Standish
Lodge Grass
Earl Shores
Sun Prairie
Carro
R.E. Bateman
Division of Game Management
Jackson Notes: Community, Travel, and Visits Report
Aug 6 Jackson specials show a Hansen Packing truck hauling 40 head of cattle to Butte from the Fred Hirschy ranch. Local social life includes a Jackson ladies Catholic guild fundraiser raising about 60 dollars. Residents and visitors share hospitality, visits, and family connections among the Holmes, Hutchens, Peterson, Nelson, Campbell, Lehwelder, and Pendergast households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Fred Hirschy
Jackson Ladies’ Catholic Guild
John Troupe
Jean
William Christiansen
John Hutchens
Alfred Peterson
J. Johnson
Dysart Gowan
Lois
Dillon
Sam Peterson
Charles Campbell
Campbell Livestock Company
Rigby
Idaho
Barbara Lehwelder
Carl Holman
Ethel
Geraldine Hutchens
Frances Shaw
Vera Walohly
Fred Nelson
Ben Oneal
Oneal
Bert Kerleo
Ronald Bibbler
Darby
Dan Pendergast
Catherine Ross
Jim Woody
Elkhorn Springs
Eleanore Bowmen
Elizabeth Clemow
Betsy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary N. Cottrell
Harriett Millicam
Louis Givogre
Budge Memorial Hospital
Logan
Utah
Paul Roberts
R. J. Somers
Roberta Roberts
Ward
Helena
R. C. Fetty
Agricultural Information
Extension Service
Supreme Court
U. S
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Great Falls
Blaine, Valley
Phillips Counties
Denmark
Germany
United States
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Yearbook of Agriculture
U. S Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Land Bank
Farm Credit Administration
Uch
Federal Land Banks
Farm Loan Associations
Cascade County
D. P. Thurber
B. Fracker
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
WISE
Vera Mallon
Alice Hamilton
Harold Martin
M. G. Fleming
Charlotte Yeoman
William Heaston
Dale Maxwell
Pocatello
Judge
John Lindsay
Wise River
Martha Hummel
Richard Hummel
Charles. Miller
Walter Jones
Frank
B. W. McKenzie
Albert Allen
Charles Woods
William Kenick
Miss Pearl Kenick
Robert Elwood
Elizabeth Armitage
Ennis
Evelyn McCartney
Alder Creek
Maud Maloney
Babe Dodgson
Verne Stanchfield
Pendergast Ranch
Goodyear
Faurot
Peo M
Ted Extra
Orion
Montana Auto Supply CO
Dillon, Montana
Nareer
May Robson
Preston Foster
John Wayne
James Cagney
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Ruby Keeler
Jack Idy
AEN
Sas City
Mor