Dillon Journal social notes wrap several visiting figures
Mrs Yost and son Tom motor from Deer Lodge while Fred Nelson visits Dillon. multiple guests from Enid Oklahoma St Louis Lebanon and California stay with local families. visits include Herndons Peterson Hawkins and others. trips to Seattle Yellowstone Park and Grant. local outings near Glendale and Big Hole Basin. attendance at Century of Progress in Indiana. and a police note on W G Squires funeral travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nelson
Jackson
Dillon
Frank C. Herndon
Jack
Enid
Okla
Iskin Cook
St. Louis
Ralph Herndon
Lebanon
Roy Herndon
Yellowstone Park
Herman Peterson Grant
W. W. Hawkins
Seattle
Katherine ‘Ugherty
Edinger
Divide
Tash
Grasspier
Arthur Ripley
Butte
George Butt
Hecla
R. J. Bidstrup
Suthern
California
Charles H. Turnade and Son
Nebraska
Will Ake
Urnblade
Jack Miller
Alin
Wisdom
Frank Eastercald
Horse Prairie
Marie Roger
Wendall
Idaho
Orin Habb
Emerson Hughes and
Mion
Grant
R. M. Stone
Century of Progress
Indiana
al Groshean
Dillon Tribune Taff
Glendale
J. B. Shaw
Allen
Big Hole
Two Nudists Stir Stevensville as Deputies Search
Deputy Patton and Dwyer chased a drunken nude couple reported in Stevensville last Sunday. After donning silly disguises they combed the town, learned the pair had visited a restaurant and drug store, but found no trace and returned to Hamilton relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Patton
Hester
Alice Keirns
Stevensville
Sheriff's Office
Bob
Dwyer
Patton
Hamilton
Relief workers to harvest hay in vacant fields
Bozeman Montana officials say the federal government plans to send relief workers already on relief rolls to harvest hay in vacant fields to prevent a livestock feed shortage. The Montana extension service cites nationwide programs expanding farm aid to meet feed demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana Extension Service
Largest Federal Tax Paid by Montana
Helena report shows Montana’s 1984 federal tax receipts by source. Processors paid $1,662,677, beer taxes $682,238, individual income tax $454,483, gasoline levies $276,249, and corporation tax $230,672, with total federal tax bill reaching $3,939,677.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Lewis Penwell
Penwell
Government Reopens Cattle Buying Amid Market Congestion
Washington resumes its drought relief cattle purchase program after a pause caused by congestion. The farm administration plans to use extra processing plants including canning facilities to prevent gluts, targeting 360000 head this week with half slaughtered immediately and the rest sent to eastern and southern grazing lands. Officials indicate purchases will be reduced in some states while increased elsewhere, with North Dakota Texas Minnesota and South Dakota among likely curbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
North Dakota
Texas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Purchase of Sheep by AAA to Be Soon
Tentative prices for the AAA sheep slaugher program were set with Murray Stebbins, Montana Woolgrowers' secretary. Ewes at 2 dollars per head and angora goats at 1.40. The scale awaits Secretary Wallace's approval to become final, with payments split between owners and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
AAA
Murray Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Inter-Mountain States
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Montana
Poultry Canning Demos Conclude Across Beaverhead County
Demonstrations on poultry canning led by Miss Lillian Stone of the Montana Extension Service wrap up next Tuesday at the Wisdom meeting. Sessions were held in Armstead and Melrose this week with remaining stops set for Divide on Aug 9 Wise River on Aug 10 Jackson on Aug 13 and Wisdom on Aug 14 following a Lima gathering last Friday. Households in the county gained practical canning guidance from the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Lillian Stone
Montana Extension Service
Wisdom
Armstead
Melrose
Divide
Wise River
Jackson
Lima
State relief plan prioritizes distressed drought stock
Under the state relief commission and with aid from the Woolgrowers' association, animals will be classified and purchases prioritized for stock from the most distressed drought regions. Buying is advised to begin by mid August as sheep move off summer ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Relief Commission
Woolgrowers’ Association
Mosquito Survey Pinpoints Montana Pest Power
The Montana Experiment Station bulletin The Mosquitoes of Montana by G A Mail reports 40 mosquito species as the worst prairie pest. It details losses in milk and egg production, reduced cattle fattening, and notes irrigation problems. It covers control methods, mosquito life cycle, lab rearing, and repellents for outdoorsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Prairies
Montana Experiment Station
G. A. Mail
State College Entomology Department
Montana Bar Elects Thomas Gilbert Vice President
County Attorney Thomas B. Gilbert was elected vice-president of the Montana Bar association. He will represent the fifth judicial district, embracing Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas &. Gilbert
The
Montana Bar Association
Beaverhead
Madison
Jefferson Counties
10 000 Loans Made Weekly to Farmers
The Farm Credit Administration issued an average of 10,000 loans weekly to farmers in the past three months, with most loans arising from drought conditions, according to the Montana extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Farm Credit Administration
Montana Extension Service
Expression of thanks for kindness after illness and death
We express deep appreciation for kindness during illness and death of our wife and mother and for sympathy from neighbors and friends. We also thank them for floral tributes and support during this time.
Drummey Family Visit Reported in Dillon
Mr and Mrs Ed Drummey and their Seattle children are visiting Mrs Harriet Drummey in Dillon, continuing a family visit noted in local circles. The party's travel highlights the ongoing ties between Seattle residents and Dillon locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Drummey
Seattle
Harriet Drummey
Dillon
Three Beautiful Steel Bridges Win 1933 Award
The six annual American Institute of Steel Construction prize honors three post war bridges as the most beautiful steel structures. Cedar Street Bridge over the Illinois River at Peoria Shark River Bridge Belmar Avon New Jersey and Dr John D McLoughlin Bridge Oregon City Oregon are praised for design and cost between a quarter and one million dollars.
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Cedar Street
Peoria
Tlinois
Shark River
Belmar
Avon
New Jersey
John D. McLoughlin
Oregon City
Oregon
American Institute of Steel Construction
State of New Jersey Highway Commission
Clackamas
Belmar-Avon
N. J
William J. McClain Dies in Portland After Fallness
William J. McClain aged 61 long known as captain of the three man teams that won national rock drilling contests at Hancock Michigan in 1908 and 1910. He previously worked as foreman in the Butte mines and died in Portland Oregon Sunday night from fallness, news of his passing reached Butte with regret from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McClain
Hancock, Mich
Butte
Portland
Ore
Governor names Libby man as secretary of state farm debt panel
Gov Frank H. Cooney appoints John B Curtip of Libby as secretary of the state farm debt adjustment commission. Curtip recently worked in twin bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Frank H. Cooney
John B. Curtip
Libby
Twin Bridges
State Farm Debt Adjustment Commission
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J. B. Loss
Howard Foote
Sadie Foote
F. E. Foote
Acre
New York State
Harry Andrus, Sr
Harry Andrus, Jr
Glacier National Park
President Roosevelt
Leolie Smith
Hidden Lake
Lena Nelson
R. Zebarth
Small Son
Martin Jackson
O. C. Gosman
City
Monty Burdick
Bannack
Herb Arnold
W. G. Squires
Fairfax
Neb
Genevieve Squires
Wilbur Squires
Billings
Idaho Street
Sugar Bowl
First National Bank
Dilton, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ead
Pm Ea Oe
Sen
Atlas Tires
PARKS
Northern Pacific
Chicago
North Coast Limited
Dbserveflow
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