Applications auto plates being taken in Deer Lodge
Auto plates for 1932 are now receivable though no plates will be mailed until March 15 by the Deer Lodge registrar. A new law moved registration date two and a half months earlier and requires current gear plates after March 15 with penalties for noncompliance. County treasurers may handle registrations to combine tax payments with license fees. Funds from advance payments are monthly apportioned to counties for highway work. Lewis and Clark County expects about $60,000 and roughly 6,000 cars are registered locally.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Deer Lodge
Bureau of Motor Vehicle Registration
Registration Bureau
Lewis and Clark County
Decree in Montana Life Insurance suit heard in Dillon
A decree in the Montana Life Insurance Co against A J Bean and others over Clover and Wolverine creeks in the Centennial valley was handed down by Judge Lyman H Bennett. The judge is spending the week in Dillon presiding over district court. Local notices include residents traveling, hospital updates, and social arrivals in Dillon and nearby communities.
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Montana Life Insurance Company
A. J. Bean
Clover
Wolverine Creeks
Centennial Valley
Lyman H. Bennett
Dillon
Virginia City
District Court
Kiwanis Discusses Anaconda Music Meet Advised
Kiwanis members talked over moving the state music meet to Anaconda in spring. C. R. Cutts said $2,500 is needed to cover judging costs and lodging for 600 to 800 visitors if held in Anaconda after the high school fire. Further action postponed.
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Naconda
Anaconda
Kiwanis Club
C. R. Cutts
Cutty
Pygmy Tribes Debut in Trader Horn Film
The pygmy tribes of Central Africa are shown on screen for the first time in Trader Horn, MGM African picture opening Tuesday at the Hartwig theatre. Hunters, friendly yet elusive, are filmed in their deep jungle home near Nairob i, British East Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trader Horn
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Hartwig Theatre
Central Africa
Naitrobi
British East Africa
Dillon Reforming Club Becomes Child Study Group
At a Monday evening meeting of the Child Conservation League held at Mrs. W. V. Grimes home the Dillon club was reorganized into the Child Study club. Mrs. Grimes named president. other officers include Mrs. Lambert Eliel vice president, Mrs. Bert Hastings secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Carl Hartwig corresponding secretary. A program committee of Mrs. Maynard Lovell and Mrs. Eliel was formed to plan the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
W. V. Grimes
Child Study Club
Balance of State Funds Drops From 1930 Total
The January 1 balances show the State Treasury held $2,667,808.28 under Treasurer F. 5. Williams, down from $4,018,733.58 on January 1, 1930. By December 1, 1931 the balance stood at $2,585,183.87 with December disbursements of $1,706,447.37 and receipts of $1,808,960.97.
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F. 5
Williams
Wool Style Revue at Montana Wool Growers Banquet
Bozeman hosts the Montana Wool Growers association banquet January 25 to 27 featuring a 30 minute wool style revue. Miss Edith Rhyne says outfits will include sports street formal afternoon and negligee wear all wool plus swimming suits. Over 40 State college students, both models and participants, will present wool garments for men and women including range wear. The banquet and revue occur Tuesday evening January 26.
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Bozeman
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Edith Rhyne
Home Economics
The
State College
Ranchers and residents visit Dillon in a week of local business
Ranger Ramsey and many others from Dillon and nearby counties attend official duties and meetings. Notable visitors include A H McCartney from Wise River, N B Ring from Grant, A Hayden from Centennial valley, Fred Spears from Jackson, KE Rogers from Sheep Creek, and Mrs Martin Jackson from Jackson. A divorce case separates Mrs Jessie Parr from Joseph Parr on desertion grounds. Local officials A A Elliott is appointed administrator in the late Boyce Humphrey estate. A special proposal by Rep Scott Leavitt creates a Mizpah Pumpkin Creeks grazing reserve with county funding provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Rogers
Sheep Creek
Martin Jackson
Dillon
Jackson
Bill Hartwig
Enog Anderson
Henry Loble
Helena
BE. G. Farnsworth
Roy Ford
Everett Warner
Big Hole Basin
George Burdick
Bannack
Seattle
Beaverhead National Forest
B.D. Lanvig
Whitham
Galle
H. L. McCaleb
Butte
Frank Grant
Pony
Los Angeles
Calif
A. J. Faust
Stone Creek
California
Congress
Scott Leavitt
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
Leavitt
Custer County
Leavitt Seeks Bill for Public Grazing Reserves
Washington reports General authorization advances to create grazing reserves on Montana public lands. The proposal outlines establishing community grazing areas and related management steps under current policy discussions.
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Leavitt
Washington
Montana
Attorney General Foot Advises on Land Case
Helena reports the Attorney General Foot advised County Attorney Homer A. Hoover of Circle on a land case. The guidance centers on land ownership and regulatory questions affecting the proceedings and potential remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foot
Helena
Homer A. Hoover
Circle
McCone County Plans Split Sale of Tax-Deed Land
County officials intend to divide 38 000 acres acquired by tax deeds into separate tracts rather than a single block. The attorney general advised a sale method that preserves competitive bidding by allowing buyers to bid on individual tracts instead of the whole property.
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McCone County
Forest temperature humidity discussed by Gisborne
Silviculturist H. T. Gisborne of the Northern Rocky Mountain Forest Experiment Station discussed forest inflammability. He notes cleared land records higher temperatures by six degrees and humidity about nine to ten percent lower than wooded areas.
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Misboula
H. T. Gisborne
Silviculturist
Northern
Rocky Mountain Forest Experiment Station
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Webster’s New International Dictionary
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Millers Ave
Lancaster
Ohio
Pasadena
Leon Eliel
C. H. Peterson
William, Webber
Jeanne Peterson
Homer Faust
Mary Allee Peterson
Faust
Frederick Crouse
Fred Crouse
Montana College
Harry Andrus, Jr
Andrus
Denver
BR. W. Bond
Murray Hospital
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Fred Chapman
A. C. Bond
Philip, Jr
C. H. Phillips
Mae Collins
Bill Boone
R. W. Boone
Donald Bayerd
Hiram Brundage, Jr
Roscoe Cornell
Washington State University
Roy Herndon
Beaverhead County
Lemhi County
Idaho
Herndon
Willam Orr III
J. C. Whitham
Gallatin National Forest
Frank Sweeney
AnacorMa Road
Sweeney
Missoula
Anaconda High School
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Sweeneys
Townsend
Catherine Guthrie
George Gobish
Louise Gobish
George Strub
Frank Bulger
Skeets
Murray
tn‘Sured
Ranger Ramsey of Wisdom
Mrs. Ramsey
A. H. McCartney
Wise River
Ring
Grant
A. Hayden
Fred Spears
J.C. Penney CO
Dillon, Montana
Jack Whiting
NBC
WJZ
Whiting
State Bank & Trust Company
Illon, Montana
United States
R. M. Barrett
BE. Monroe
San Wilkinson
R. M. Btone
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