Old Castle Resident Moves to Bremerton Washington
Old Castle pioneer Thomas F. Hanzlik and wife move to Bremerton to live with daughter Charlotte and son George. He rode from Castle to attend the Harlowton town sale on June 10, 1900, built the first house in Harlowton, ran a barber shop and candy store, and recalls Calamity Jane in the mining camp with about 5 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Hanzlik
Harlowton
Bremerton
Wash
Charlotte
George. Hanzlik
Castle
Main Streeet
Hanzlik
Fisher
Old Castle
Calamity Jane
Regional Farm Meet Slated for Montana
Dr John G Carlson associate agronomist described wilt resistant alfalfa expected for release in fall 1943 at the western regional meeting of the international crop improvement association. Next year's regional meet will be sponsored by the Montana Seedgrowers association which will choose time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
John G. Carlson
Logan
International Crop Improvement Association
Montana Seedgrowers Association
Montana Pays 4600 Employees 588000 In Wages
State auditor John J. Holmes said in Helena that 900 workers live in Helena. The Montana monthly payroll totals 588000 for wages and salaries across all employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
John J. Holmes
Helena
Ford forecasts peace and prosperity after war
Henry Ford on his 79th birthday says the world will enter an era of peace and unprecedented prosperity after the current conflict. He notes his antiwar stance and that Allied victory hinges on American production outstripping the axis while continuing a massive arms program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Henry Ford
Ford
Horses Drive London Traffic Under War Gasoline Ban
More than 50,000 horses remain in active service in London as gasoline restrictions from the war continue. City lanes, carts, and horse-drawn services adapt to fuel limits, sustaining commerce and daily life through the transport shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victory Organ Planned For Butte Anaconda and Great Falls
The war department backs a new official organ for victory labor management teams of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Robert Newcomb of New York leads the project with editor neutral rule. An editorial board includes John F. Bird John McLeod and John Boardman from AFL miners union and Anaconda Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Victory
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
War Department
William C. Whyte
Robert Newcomb
Robert Newcomb, Inc
New York City
Newcomb
Captain
War Production Board
John F. Bird
American Federation of Labor
John McLeod
Miners’ Union
John Boardman
Anaconda Company
Beaver Traders and Pioneers Shape Montana’s Early West
The narrative traces beaver trade driving early western exploration from Manuel Lisa to the Piegans in Montana. It notes traders looted wealth and moved on while Jesuit fathers fostered agriculture, and highlights exploration by Lewis and Clark Bonneville and Fremont. Gold rushes later drew settlers, aided by beaver fashion demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Lisa
Northwest
Beaver
Montana
St. Mary’s
Rockies
Great American Desert
United States
Mississippi
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Bonneville
Fremont
West
Sidney truck driver pleads guilty in fatal collision
William Dotson of Sidney changed his plea to guilty and received a 74 year sentence from District Judge Frank P. Leiper of Glendive for involuntary manslaughter after a truck- automobile crash that killed two people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
William Dotson
Frank P. Leiper
Glendive
Milwaukee yardmaster W. W. Black dead at 67 in Deer Lodge
W. W. Black 67 yardmaster with Milwaukee road for 25 years died in a Deer Lodge hospital after a career as a railroad conductor in Wisconsin and Minnesota. He was a Minnesota native and later moved west.
Bennion notes tax levy cut in eastern Montana counties
Secretary Fred Bennion of the Montana Taxpayers Association says eastern and northeastern Montana counties will have their lowest levies in a decade as cash balances rise. Delinquent tax collections and tax deed land sales, plus restrained budgets, allow reductions. Counties plan less capital outlay and higher welfare cuts while maintaining current services. Daniels and Dawson counties show notable mill reductions. McCone cuts mostly in schools. Phillips remains near last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennion
Montana Taxpayers Association
Montana
Daniels County
Dawson County
McCone
Phillips County
Induction Center in Butte Under Nelson Sees Daily Inductees
Col John F Nelson, Montana recruiting head, describes the Butte induction center located in the old high school annex. The facility processes 125 to 150 inductees daily with a 300 capacity under strain. Exams occur on the top floor. rejected men receive transport home and meal tickets. Passes are sworn in and sent to Fort Douglas Utah after clearance papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
John F. Nelson
Montana
Nelson
Butte High School
Fort Douglas
Utah
Pioneer of Montana who Saw Lincoln Dies at 102
Mrs. Sarah Marinda Vorus, longtime Montana resident and Civil War nurse, dies at 102 in Billings after living at the Montana Home for the Aged since 1939. Born 1840 in New York City, she recalled meeting Abraham Lincoln and living near General Grant, with survivor Jessie Vorus, a daughter, and nine great grandchildren.
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Montana
Lincoln
Sarah Marinda Vorus
Yellowstone County
Vorus
Billings
New York City
James Strong
Old Fort Dearborn
Chicago
Belvidere
Jessie
Veterans’ Hospital
Milwaukee
Fort Benton
Sun River
Sioux City
Curus
Abraham Lincoln
General Grant
Ellen Blossom
Pauline Phipps
Brusett
O. F. Davies
Missoula
Norman Ketchum
Yale
Ore
Miss Robertson
Montana High Schools Accredited by Two Associations
Two hundred fourteen Montana high schools have been accredited by the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools and the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, enabling graduates to attend Montana institutions without entrance exams. Public and private schools across the state, including Anaconda, Billings, Helena, Great Falls, Missoula, and Bozeman areas, are listed as accredited with several four year programs noted for private and parochial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
J. A. Woodard
Woodard
Northwest
North Central
Anaconda
Billings
Gallatin County
Bozeman
Butte
Great Falls
Helena
Flathead County
Kalispell
Fergus County
Lewistown
Custer County
Miles City
Missoula County
Missoula
Cathedral High School
Butte Business College
Christian Brothers High School
Girls' Central
St. Mary's
St. Thomas
The
Ursuline Academy
Sacred Heart High
Holy Rosary
Mount Ellis
Ex Butte Man Named Athletic Head at Gonzaga University
The Rev. Arthur L. Dussault S. J. a former Butte youth widely known in Montana has been named director of athletics at Gonzaga University in Spokane replacing Claude F. McGrath. Dussault played center for Gonzaga from 1923 to 1926 and was later dean of men before priestly ordination in 1940. He was born in Frenchtown and educated at St Joseph parish school and Gonzaga.
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Arthur L. Dussault
S. J
Butte
Montana
Gonzaga, University
Spokane
Claude F. McGrath
Gonzaga
Father Dussault
Gus Dorais
Clipper Smith
Houston Stockton
Rap Flaherty
Jack Garrity
Hec Cyre
Fanny Hunting
Mel Ingram
Mike Pecarovich
Art Dussault
Los Gatos
Calif
Alma College
California
Frenchtown
Mont
St. Joseph
Butte Central High School
Gonzaga High School
Gonzaga University
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Highway
Ilness
P. O
Shelby
B. Kesselheim, Inc
J. M. Sweetland
Wolf Point
T. M. Triplett
18Th St
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Harold Brew
Er Ae Model Cleaners
R. E. King
Fontana
Burton Pharmacy
Vashon Island
Burton
Washington
Clinton
G. W. Woodley
Granite Falls
Minnesota
Inquire
Shell Oil Co
Butte, Mont
Freeda Meni
Kila, Mont
BUPER
George Tollefson
Roslyn, Wash
Tulles Drus
Newport
Peel
Chlodolfo Hechtburg
Willis Olson
Fargo
N. D
ST. Bernard
Lovely Pictures
Manitou Kennels
Watrous, Sask
Canada
P. O. Box
Perry Edwards
Myrtle Creek
Oregon
Red River Valley
Hitterdal
Clay County
J. W. Meighen
Ulen
Minne-Sols
San Diego
Wimbledon
Leo R. Hoffman
Teresita Drive
Kootenai River
Thomas A. Busey Agency
Chester
James A. Quiner
Manhattan
Monarch
Central Ave
Myrtle Pope
Stevensville
Phillip
Newport Avenue
Valley County
Glasgow Courier
Glasgow
Delco-Light
Delco- Light
Delco
Write Electric Service Corporation, Distributors
Montana Ave
Goodman's Tractor Parts Co
ElDorado, Kansas
College Book Co
Columbus
Ohio
Universal Laboratories
Cassel, Minn
Alaska Junk Co
Address Box
Waynesville
Blasius Cyclery
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Helena Stamp Works
Lewis & Walker
Carl Weissman & Co
Fourth St. So
Minnesota Motor Company
Wadena
Minn
Minneapolis
Moline U
Boyer Implement
Beauty
McCarroll'’S
Jessie M. Grefig
East Granite St
A. B. Smith Cueveolit Co
W. Burnside
Portland
Simpson
Denver
Colo
Shell Bldg
St. Louis
Teachers’ Agencies
Westmore Teachers’ Agency
Old Nat'l, Bank Bldg
Wilson Motor Co
Booth Montana St. Butte
Lincoln & Rambouillet
E. W. Wayman Ingomar
F. C. Metzger
Rothiemay
Gale
Bang
T. B
FP. O. Hoover
Fairfield
Fred Chandler
Chariton
Iowa
Louise Tobin
Bennion
Montana High Schools
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
du Pont
DU Pont Paint Headquarters
Montana Hardware Co
Butte Great Falls
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