Montana Remiss on Pittman Robertson Act Ratification
The Dillon Examiner notes Montana and four other states have not ratified the Pittman Robertson wildlife restoration act and discusses federal funding, project allocations, and the impact of advertising in relation to tobacco company indictments. It questions whether aggressive advertising harms competitors and highlights DOJ action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Nevada
Florida
Georgia
Fish and Wildlife Service
Extension Tips for Turkeys Heifers and Milk Quality
Montana State College extension specialists offer practical advice. Harriette Cushman outlines five keys to keeping turkeys healthy and growing, including steady gains, protein intake, clean ground to prevent blackhead, water supply to fountains, and green feed with affordable grains. Roost shelter and south-facing sheds with 20 inch apart roosts reduce roost dents. J O Tretsven emphasizes gentle handling and patient milking to prevent kicking in freshened heifers. He also warns against off flavor in milk from strong feeds and odors, advising clean storage and ventilation for dairy quality.
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Bozeman
Sracon
Harriette E. Cushman
Montana State College
Blackhead
Miss Cushman
Tretsven
J. O. Tretsven
Sour cream uses and regional junior fat stock show slated
A Montana extension note explains sour cream at peak sourness can flavor baked fish and veal chops. In Billings a Regional Junior Fat Stock show, October 11–15, will feature nearly 1 000 entries with strong 4-H and FFA participation and substantial cash prizes funded by local sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Bessie E. MaClelland
Montana State College
County Extension Agents Lead Lonepine Valley Farm Tour
A large turnout of nearly 130 farmers and wives joined a one day farm tour in Petroleum county hosted by the extension service with Soil Conservation service cooperation. The event showcased stock water reservoirs crested wheatgrass flood irrigation pumping plants and contour furrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum County
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
M. H. Zimmerman
Lonepine Valley
Sanders County
F. A. Ralston
Jack Erkkile
Melrose Notes Celebrate Heifitz Film and Local News
Melrose residents enjoy Jascha Heifitz in a showing of They Shall Have Music. Social events include a surprise stork shower for Mrs. George Huber with bridge prizes and a luncheon. Upcoming weddings noted for Laura Hudson Mooney and Paul Boetticher. John Ploof, long-time Melrose resident, dies in Butte. funeral held with local pallbearers and interment in Melrose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean McLaughlin
Twin Bridges
Tom Connor
Butte
Warren
Russell Churchill
Dewey
Melrose
Clifford Reid
Laura Lee
Ida
Sam Friend
Wise River
Mr. Friend
George Huber
Melrose Hotel
John McIvor
R. V. Wilhelm
Burr Lively
Roy Evans
Leonard Lively
Pat Smith
Frank Gordon
Violet McCauley
John Melver
Jascha Heifitz
Heifitz
Pocatello
Idaho
Laura Hudson
Edward R. Mooney
Miss Hudson
John Hudson
Bozeman
Pocatello General Hospital School of
Union Pacific Emergency
Isaac Dodgson
John Ploof
Penumonia
W. Kistling
Presbyterian Church
W. K. Harvey
Ray Lewis
Bill Pomeroy
George Bighorn
Willard Olsen
Elmer Little
Ploof
Ethel Vance Ploof
George Slater
Ralph Kent
Sylvia Tate
Jackson
Otto Boetticher, Jr
Paul Boetticher
Union Pacific
Preston
Verla Roseberger
Shelley
Ham Norris
Billie Ethel Norris
Myrle Wilhelm
Otto Boetticher
Dillon
Burl Stevens
Frank Poole
Pete Wilhelm
Bessie Dedman
Gertrude Wilhelm
Burgle Evans
Missoula
Soap Gulch
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
Phil . Miller
John Orr
Rangeman Roundup At White Sulphur Springs Draws Ranchers
Nearly 200 ranchers and guests attended the Rangeman Roundup near White Sulphur Springs. 4 H baby beef was exhibited by club members and talks were delivered by prominent ranchers and livestock association officials during the fourth annual event hosted by Meagher county extension agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Carl Hansen
Meagher County
Livestock Association
Northern Pacific Ordered to Resume Missoula Lookout Trains
The state railroad and public service commission requires Northern Pacific railway to continue trains 255 and 256 on the Missoula to Lookout run. The decision follows findings that the railroad did not follow regular procedure before announcing the service would be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula
Lookout
Montana workers covered under state unemployment law rise
Barclay Craighead reports 86 000 Montana workers are employed in industries covered by the state unemployment compensation law. The workers will draw more than 5300 000 this month, with August totals about 74 000. He cites good crop prospects busy mines and rising retail sales as signs of a bright business picture.
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Montana
Barclay Craighead
State Commission
Craighead
Coyote bounty payments total for spring season announced
Montana hunters and trappers collected 8500 coyotes for bounty payments of 17020 during April May and June according to Paul Raftery secretary of the state livestock commission The mix included 1044 grown coyotes and 7456 pups The three month total last year was 16450 One mountain lion taken this spring is noted in the report by the commission official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Paul Raftery
State Livestock Commission
Senator Wheeler Invited to Speak at Montana Young Democrats
Sen. B. K. Wheeler has been invited to address the annual convention of the Young Democratic club of Montana in Great Falls on September 14 and 15, per Cascade county chapter president C. H. Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Wheeler
Young Democratic Club of
Montana
Great Falls
C. H. Perry
Cascade County
Publisher Roy H. Loman Dies in Spokane
Roy H. Loman of Rowan publisher of the Weekly Pioneer died last week in Spokane after a heart attack while visiting friends. He published the Pioneer for 10 years and was elected president this summer of the Western Press association, a division of the Montana State Press association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Loman
Rowan
Pioneer
Spokane
Commission pledges jobs to returning veterans
Barclay Craighead, chairman of the State Unemployment Compensation Commission, announced a resolution by the commission promising to reinstate employees who volunteer or are drafted into the U S armed forces when they complete duty.
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State Unemployment Compensation Commission
State Employment Service
United States
Barclay Craighead
Commission
State starts salted forage haul for big game in forests
Under the direction of Bob Cooney the state fish and game department begins its annual task of hauling salt into forests for deer elk moose mountain sheep and mountain goats. The salt is intended to support wildlife during winter and aid forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cooney
State Fish and Game Department
Melrose Area Social Notes From Weekend Visits and Games
Saturday visits from Butte and Dillon families mark a busy Melrose weekend. Ruth Vance attended the John Ploof funeral and family gatherings followed by returns to Butte. A Rocker baseball win over Melrose 22 to 17 topped Sunday activities as Melrose residents hosted kin from Dillon and Deer Lodge.
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George Huber
Grand Chapter
O.E.S
Butte
Ruth Vance
John Ploof
Lee Stohr
Leanna
Melrose
Rocker
Julius Steinborn
Annie Shepherd
Sherman Dodgson
Highland Mine
Sunny
Claude Dodgson
Otto Boetticher
Henry Meine
Dillon
Burl Stevens
Paul Boetticher
Preston
Idaho
Joe Henault
Deer Lodge
Gladys Boetticher Glanville
Julia Harvey
Karl
Otto Boetticher, Jr
Plan Clinics for Crippled Children
Fifteen clinics for crippled children up to 21 years old will be held across Montana this fall and early winter. Dr. T. L. Hawkins of Helena heads the welfare department division for crippled children and schedules dates in Lewistown Glasgow Plentywood Havre Conrad Polson Missoula Hamilton Whitehall Miles City Hardin Billings Livingston Helena and more.
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T. L. Hawkins
Helena
Welfare Department
Lewistown
Glasgow
Plentywood
Havre
Conrad
Polson
Missoula
Hamilton
Whitehall
Miles City
Hardin
Billings
Livingston
Salt placement strategy spreads game across ranges
The salt is distributed to scatter animals across game ranges rather than concentrate at deposits. It is placed on high ridges away from water, forcing grazing on summer ranges until salt need wanes in winter. This keeps game spread out and helps limit disease spread.
Montanans Group Seeks 50000 for Tourism Ads
Montanans Inc will seek 50,000 from the next legislature to fund nationwide ads promoting Montana's recreational and vocational advantages. The executive committee approved the plan at a Helena meeting and will start a campaign to gain legislative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanans, Inc
Helena
Carloadings Drop in Montana Freight, June Totals Decline
Freight cars loaded at Montana points during June totaled 19 505, down 18 percent from the previous June. The decline largely stems from reduced shipments of stone, sand and gravel to the Fort Peck project, per a report by the state railroad and public service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Fort Peck
No Doped Horses in State Races Claims Vet
Dr. W. J. Butler state veterinarian says no horses tested at race meets show signs of doping. The livestock department emphasizes humane treatment of animals over financial concerns as tests continue at each meet.
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W. J. Butler
Livestock Department
Meetland
Estate of Clara A Graeter Administratrix Notice
Legals notice from Dillon Montana requests creditors and claimants of Clara A Graeter Deceased to exhibit claims within four months after first publication. Administratrix Nellie Jensen at J E Kelly law office Dillon Beaverhead County coordinates claims filing. Dated August 6 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Graeter
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Nellie Jensen
Clara A. .Graeter
Notice to Creditors in Estate of George Rebich
Administrator with the will annexed of George Rebich deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First Publication August 21 1940. JOHN H REBICH administrator with the will annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rebich
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Harry Schuler
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the executrix Anna Schuler announces that creditors and others with claims against the deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Address: Gilbert Gil bert law offices Dillon Montana. First publication August 7 1940.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Harry Schuler
Gilbert & Gilbert
Idaho Street
Dillon
Monana
Anna Schuler
Dillon Examiner
Montana summons for Julia and Raymond McCoy divorce
The State of Montana summons Julia McCoy and Raymond McCoy to answer a complaint filed before the Clerk of Court. The suit seeks a divorce and child support for Richard McCoy with custody considerations. Plaintiff’s attorney is J. E. Kelly of Dillon, Montana, with the response due within twenty days of service.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Julia McCoy
Raymond McCoy
State OF Montana
Richard McCoy
Morman Giles
Beaverhead County final registration date for 1940 election
Beaverhead County Montana will close its registry at 5:00 PM Friday September 20 1940 for the general election to be held November 5 1940 Electors must be 21 or older have one year State residency and 30 days Beaverhead County residency prior to election Those who did not vote or voted by absent ballot in 1938 and have not re registered must do so Albert S Baker County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar The Dillon Volunteer fire car was called out twice for five o'clock and five thirty AM alarms last week.
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Bozeman
Billings
Keith Sime
Yellowstone County
Shiow
Billings Commercial Club
Midland Empire
George Severson
Billings Livestock Commission Company
Montana
Wyoming
Chicago
Harry Fitton
Fair Board
Yellowstone County Commissioners
Sime
F.F.A
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Beaverhead
Albert S. Baker
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Oklahoma
Biological Survey
U. S. Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Fred Finch
Prairie County
Melrose RV
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ASK Advertising Fund
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W. M. Stone
Blackleg Aggressin
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