Thirty seven Students on Annual Honor Roll of State Normal College
The Montana State Normal College announces its 1930 honor roll list during commencement exercises. Thirty seven students, including one Dillon entrant Mrs Jessie Farr Guidici, earned top grade points per credit. The roster features Vera Anderson Laurel Helen Berry Sweet Grass Mary Boland Butte and others across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal College
Montana State Normal College
University of Montana
Dillon
Jessie Farr Guidici
Vera Louise Anderson
Laurel
Helen M. Berry
Sweet Grass
Mary Elizabeth Boland
Butte
Frances Coil
Ashland
Beatrice M. Conry
Great Falls
Anna
Livestock Surplus Debate Amid Market Signals
In a discussion on farm economics, a columnist warns against relying on cheap two and a half percent money, urging consumption of current surpluses while noting a possible corn-shortage. He cites hogs and lambs as areas of caution and highlights ongoing cocoa.
Travel talk notes at Dillon Rotary luncheon
The Dillon Rotary club heard Rev. F. X. Lechner discuss European travel and ocean liners during a Monday noon talk. Lt. Gov. Hazelbaker announced a new lighting district with an estimated $28.75 per lot installation and $5.75 monthly maintenance, while the club noted Ralph McFadden’s yearlong leave for study in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Catherine Ballard
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Dillon
Miss Ballard
the Normal College
Ralph McFadden
New York City
The
Normal College
Ravel
Europe
F. X. Lechner
Dillon Rotary Club
Father Lechner
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Rotary Club
Frank Eliel
Mr. McFadden
Thos. E. Luebben
Tragitts Visit Blackfoot Idaho This Week
Rev and Mrs H G Tragitt are spending part of the week in Blackfoot Idaho. The trip highlights their church and community engagements during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
H. G. Tragitt
Idaho
Beaverhead County News Stands Firm for Local Interests
The Examiner serves Beaverhead County with a focus on community matters and countywide concerns, highlighting local voices and ongoing issues important to residents.
State Board Encounters Utility Valuation Gains Across Montana
State and local assessments for utilities show a total of 242,538,961 with gains over 1929 led by Great Northern Railway earnings and Montana power projects. Rail and power lines show increases while Beaverhead and Madison report losses due to specific line reductions. Lewis and Clark County allocations reach 6,156,244.
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State Board of Equalization
J. J. Greene
State Board
Great Northern Railway
Northern
Montana
Richey
Northern Pacific
Montana Power Company
Morong Dam
Montana- Dakota Power Company
Beaverhead
Madison
Oregon
Lake
Musselshell
Lewis and Clark County
State Sues Coal Producer for Production Tax
A district court suit filed by the state against John Lipsker seeks $84.87 plus 12 percent interest from Jan 30, 1930, and costs. The state alleges Lipsker did not file coal production returns for 1928 and 1929 and did not pay 5 cents per ton tax. The board says Lipsker produced 1 358 tons, with $67.90 tax and $16.97 penalty requested.
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Ing
State Board of Equalization
Lipsker
Jardine Predicts Gradual Recovery Across Nation
Pocatello Idaho August 12 William M Jardine former secretary of agriculture and former US minister to Egypt arrives to visit his mother and sister He says the country has hit the bottom and will improve steadily Farmers should delay rushing crops to market and drought could lift prices for farm products He foresees higher dairy prices due to reduced pasture in the Middle West The note ends with an unrelated stray kitten incident observed by Mrs Payne and Mr Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS Angeles
Middlewest
Pocatello
Idaho
William M. Jardine
Agriculture
United States
Egypt
Siater
Malad
South
Middle West
Garter Snake Story Ends in Kitten Fatalities
A garter snake allegedly killed two kittens by crushing them in a barn at the Albert Payne farm near Ethan's, as reported from Towner, North Dakota. The incident was described to the Tribune by a local correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Towner
N.D
The
Tribune
Albert Payne Farm
Ethan
Insurance Ad Targets Auto Accident Suits
A hazardous accident claim is warned about legal costs from many suits. The ad urges insuring with Hazelbaker to cover potential liability, emphasizing high payout risks for winners.
Bond of Service Between This Store and Your Home
An advertisement offers a laxative remedy promising natural steady habits and a toned system. It frames the product as a reliable aid to improve daily life and encourages forming a lasting bond with the store for ongoing service.
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Farr Guidici
Eva L. Hewitt
Opal Emma Johnson
Melville
Norma Littlefield
Wolf Point
Julia Agnes Lowney
Hamilton
Olive Marguerite Menapace
Three Forks
Luella Fern Morin
Red Stone
Clella Lynette Owen
Philipsburg
Anda Cordelia Peterson
Hinsdale
Evelyn Phillips
Mary Margaret Provo
Lucile Euphremia Quickenden
Lewistown
Mary Johanna Reardon
Ruth C. Scherlie
Harlem
Genevieve Marie Silk
Avis Jeanette Simard
Sidney
M. Catherine Floersch
Kansas City
Columbanus Minihane
Sinsinawa
Patricia Millican
St. Ignatius
Ruth Marie Slocum
Deer Lodge
Geraldine Tees
Blanche I. Torgerson
Ethridge
Gertrude L. Waller
Eureka
Lillian Delle Wilson
Myrtle W. Woodend
Marysville
Mary K. Sands
New Mexico
Miss Sands
State College
Denton
Texas
Marie Larson
Miss Larson
University of Minnesota
Robert Clark
Frank Bliel
State Board of Education
A. M. Romstad
Liszt
Dorothy Langdorf
Helena
Winifred Derry
Fred Gray
Twin Bridges
Leonard Nelson
Hugo Kaun
J. H. Gilbert
Frank Bulger
Tom Scott
Dr. F. Poindexter
the Examiner
County
Chicago
Los Angeles
Seattle
Denver
THE MOUNTAIN STATES _ TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO
John Lipsker
Jardine
Payne
Hazelbaker
Dniting Jin Gizd
Nmvat
SMAN
Jin
Gua
City Hall
Dillon AU
Ali
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Eee
Wege O'Leary
Emeil Senico
Phillipine Islands
John Tritt
Pride of
Frank Little
Oregon State College
Horace Dunn
West Yellowstone
John Sullivan
H. Hurd
Pacific Fleet
O. Meads
Jim Armitage
Wisdom
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