Locals and visitors fill Dillon area with holiday departures
Emmett Carroll and Jules Wen ger of Jackson were visitors in the city yesterday. Miss Mary Lee Tower returned Sunday to Great Falls, where she taught school, after spending the holidays in Dillon. Many Dillon residents and visitors joined in holiday travel and exchanges as several left for opportunities and relatives. Beaverhead post of the American Legion conducts a brief membership drive aiming for 100 quota with Commander Louis Schmittroth and Adjutant George R. Baker in charge. Officers will be elected and installed at tomorrow night’s meeting.
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Mary Lee Tower
Great Falls
Dillon
William Sweeney
Dell
John
Lola Latham
Rexburg
Idaho
Ivie Wentworth
Missoula
Walter Schmittroth
Salt Lake City
W. W. Wahl
Portland
Marion
Muriel
Beaverhead
The
American Legion
Louis Schmittroth
George R. Baker
J. N. Campbell
Jackson
Frank Pendleton
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
Byron
Ross Nay
Bannack
Elsie Rouse
Anaconda
R. M. Stone
Jack Barrett
San Diego
Tom Morrow
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Ruth Gelhaus
Denton
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Lester Bourquin
Alpina
N. D
Bruce A. Risley
Helena
Montana considers cheaper water right laws
State Engineer J. S. James urges revision of Montana water right statutes to reduce costs from hundreds to about sixty dollars. He cites Wyoming as a model with minimal fees and state-funded investigations, while proposing a study by the Mississippi Valley Water Conservation committee to craft a feasible plan for Montana. Committee members include B. C. Lillis of Billings as chair, with B. C. Cerruth of Havre and John Lovelace of Bozeman. Governor Erickson and James serve as ex-officio members.
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James
Union
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Water Commission
Serdom
State Engineer’s Department
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B. C. Lillis
Billings
B. C. Carruth
Havre
John Lovelace
Bozeman
Erickson
Placing of Purebred Stock on Every Montana Farm Urged
Dr. W J Butler state veterinarian urges Regional Agricultural Credit to aid stockmen with winter support and place purebred sires on all Montana farms. He warns of a crisis for the livestock industry and says Canada’s system shows purebreds on every farm reduce scrubs.
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Butler
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
W. J. Butler
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Aires
Canada
Chicago
G. I. Christie
Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario
Dr Clapp Turns To Religion As A Cure For World's Ills
Spokane report covers Northwest Scientific association meeting where Dr Charles H Clapp of the University of Montana argues religion may help solve technocracy driven by mechanization. He urges a three part approach: define goals, foster desire to reach them, and pursue paths backed by facts.
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Spokane
Charles H. Clapp
University of Montana
Northwest Scientific Association
United States
Board Holds Minimum on Sport Awards in Montana
The Montana High School Athletic Association reaffirmed its rule barring schools or students from accepting any personal award valued over three dollars. The panel also prohibits fund raising dances to buy sweaters or awards above the limit. About 200 member schools will vote on pooling net profits from championships for broader athletic programs in the state.
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Association
Montana
Government refunds totaled eighty million in fiscal year
Washington reports that refunds from the federal treasury reached 80,683,564 for the 1932 fiscal year, with large payouts to corporations such as United Fruit, Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal, Botany Worsted Mills, and National Aniline. Notables like Helena Rasor Kobok and Anne Morrow Lindbergh also received sums, while movie figures including Douglas Fairbanks and Louis B. Mayer appear among smaller amounts.
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Federal Treasury
Mills
Congress
Supreme Court
United Fruit Company
Boston
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Botany: Worsted Mills
Passaic
N. J
Helena S. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Roy D. Chapin
Commerce
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Lilly Busch
William Dupont
William K. Vanderbilt
Douglas Fairbanks
Ramon Novarro
Conrad Nagel
Louis B. Mayer
Charles Rogers
Irene Rich
Adolphe Menjou
Ernst Lub
Ida
Falls convention to feature national Woolgrowers leaders
GREAT FALLS Montana Woolgrowers association announces the 32nd annual convention set for January 18 to 20. President J H Carmichael will deliver the morning address January 19 at the Grand theatre. The program includes talks on lamb consumption, feeding of range ewes, sheep diseases, and a five year cost review of Montana wool and lamb production. A new 4 H lamb exhibit and sale directed by Louis Vinke will accompany the event.
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Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Louis Vinke
Montana State College
J. H. Carmichael
Grand Theatre
A. T. Hibbard
F. W. Beier, Jr
United States Department of Agriculture
Vinke
Hadleigh Marsh
Bozeman
Montana
M.h.saun
Bladder Physic Promises Restful Sleep After Cleansing
A bladder physic medicine treats bladder irritation like castor oil treats bowels. It claims to expel impurities and acids causing night awakenings frequent urges burning leg pains and backache. A 25c test box BU KETS five grain tablets is advertised. If relief fails after four days, money back. Sold by Geo M Gosman Drugsist.
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Geo. M. Gosman
Estate of John Wesley Salmon Executor’s Notice
The executor Arthur L. Salmon of Dillon Montana notifies creditors and claimants to present claims against the estate of John Wesley Salmon Deceased with vouchers within four months after the first publication. The executors address in Dillon Montana is given for claim transmission and estate matters. Date of first publication December 14 1932.
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Judicia
Montana
Beaverhead
John Wesley Salmon
Idahostreqy
Dillon
Arthur L. Salmon
District Court of the
Montana estate seeks lease option on mining claims
Judicial District of Montana Beavershead County, Mary W French as administrator files petition to grant a lease with option to purchase on ground and mine rights in Groundhog Fissure Reno Fairview and related claims. Three year term with 15 percent proceeds and staged payments totaling 8000. hearing set January 9, 1938 in Dillon courtroom.
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Coun
Beaverhead
Mary W. French
W. A. Graeter
Reno
Fairview
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Lumia Bennet
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