Cocoanaugher Rites Held Here Monday
Funeral services for Chris Cocoanaugher, longtime Madison County resident, were conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at the Brunage chapel. The Rev. H. N. Tragitt of St. James Episcopal Church officiated, with burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Chris Cocoanaugher
Madison County
Barrett Hospital
Brundage Chapel
H. N. Tragitt
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Bozeman Architect Inspects New Normal College Dormitories
Fred Wilson, a Bozeman architect, inspected the newly constructed Normal College dormitories this week to assess design and safety features.
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Fred Wilson
Bozeman
Normal College
Nutrient and soil building seeding rates in 1930s programs
The document lists payment rates for nurse crops and various seedings including perennial legumes, biennial legumes, perennial grasses, crested wheat grass, grass mixtures, and sweet clovers. It also outlines soil-building practices with payments for weed control, plowless fallow, cover crops, green manure, reseeding non-crop pasture, and restoration to native grasses, noting conditions about nurse crop harvest and stand quality.
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Gibson
Range Building Payment Rates for Montana Practices
Montana range building plans require advance county committee approval and adherence to specs. The schedule lists payments per activity including contouring 50 cents per acre, springs and seeps 50 dollars per site, earthen pits 15 cents per cubic yard, wells 1.00 per linear foot (4 inch casing) and 0.50 per linear foot (2 inch), water spreading 0.10 per 100 feet, range fencing 0.30, reseeding 0.20 per pound, fire guards 0.03 per 100 feet, prairie dog control 0.744 per acre, ground squirrel control 0.06 per acre, with stockman earnings tied to a ranch allowance of 1.50 per animal unit based on grazing capacity.
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Montana
Friday sale on butcher cattle and hogs draws cautious bidding
The report notes stronger demand for heavy flesh feeder steers and fat cows while in-between cutters dragged sales. Ex breeder George Condon bought several cars of heavy feeders at Chalco Nebraska. hog prices held near last week with Pacific northwest buyers present and bulk fat hogs selling 9.40 to 9.50.
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George Condon
Chalco
Neb
Pacific Northwest
Mal Gets Over Eastern In Fast Battle
Wetzel led the winners with 13 points while Scully paced the losers with 20. M. S. N. C. missed 11 attempts before finally scoring a field goal. Bulldogs shot 28.5 percent from the floor and 44.44 percent at the line, with key averages listed for Kruzie Wetzel McGinley Dyche and Weger.
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Mal
Wetzel
Scully
Bulldogs
Davisson
Lubick
Kruzie
McGinley
Dyche
Weger
Ftyche
Erre
Erro Reer Rey Y Hf
Wetzel Cynneeen
Gremmer Patterson Dee Beesesseeenne
Number Changed at Dition Examiner Office
The phone number of the Dition Examiner office changed from 34 to 55 effective February 1. Use 55 for highest quality job printing and fast service.
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Ee Dition Examiner
January Temperatures Set Dillon Coldest in 41 Years
January 1937 brought Dillon its coldest month in 41 years with 22 subzero days in 1930 and five consecutive freezing days in February 1936. Prof J F McBain reports daily highs and lows for January 1–31, including record lows of -36 and -35 at times. Nell Doyle, county superintendent, attended official duties in Lima Monday.
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J. F. McBain
Normal College
Nell Doyle
Lima
City League Ties After Evening of Fast Games
Gosman’s and Eliel’s remain atop the City League standings as three close games unfold at Normal gym. Van Degrift led scoring with ten points. Gosman’s beat High School B 17 to 14 with Bay and Thompson each at six. Coast-to-Coast tops the Pup squad 9 points from Kerr helped seal a neck and neck battle.
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Stine Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
Frank Stine pleaded guilty in justice court before Judge Op on Monday afternoon for assault and was fined $100. The complainant was a woman.
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Frank Stine
I Justice Court
Judge Op
Amphibian roads plague Butte-Dillon highway
Motor traffic on the Butte Dillon highway navigates a half mile of water and ice as workers direct vehicles. The Beaverhead river floods across the road, creating hazardous travel conditions and frequent passable flow. The Montana Standard credits the photo.
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Mary Molleur
The
Montana Standard
Oregon Short Line
Lover’s Leap
Mile
Dillon
Bridge
B. J. Steward
Butte-Dillon
Floc
Beaverhead
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