Regular meeting of county commissioners noted in Dillon
Martin Jackson attends the regular board of county commissioners meeting in Dillon. Guests include Mr and Mrs Otto Gosman with Mr Gosman presiding as chairman during the week. Multiple locals visit Dillon from Dell and nearby ranches for business and social matters.
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Martin Jackson
Jackson
Board of County Commissioners
Otto Gosman
George Gosman
BR. M. Martinell
Water Users’ Association
Dell
Smith McKnight
Dave McKnight
Charles Calvert
Harry G. Davis
Frank Husted
Wise River
Dillon
Frank Gosman
Lima
D. W. Erwin
8.F. Erwin
Butte
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
W. S. Tash
City
George Melton
Roberts
A. W. Wilson
Emerson Hughes
Grant
George P. Hughes
Shirley Ann
Preston
Horse Prairie
John Grant
Melrose
F. M. Grady
Forrest Bayerd
W. B. Hartwig
Salt Lake City
Charles Oberem
Understanding Contract in Auction and Contract card games
This 1931 piece explains Contract scoring where bids determine game points and slams, contrasts with Auction, and urges study of hands to improve play. It emphasizes bidding for game, the risk of weak bids, and strategies like opening long suits when holding four or more trumps to pressure the declarer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostes
Livestock Situation Reflects Low 1931 Values
In Los Angeles the 1931 livestock market neared bottom as prices fell with other commodities. The author urges careful breeding, cost efficiency, and a cautious outlook, noting taxes hinder quick fixes while the livestock and meat supply remains sound. Prosperity may return with improved agriculture and industry alignment.
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Los Angeles
Quiet pumping jacks power old Pennsylvania oil fields
The piece notes that America's oldest lubricating oil fields in Pennsylvania rely on small pumping jacks rather than giant derricks. These clock like devices have produced lubricating crudes for over 70 years, steadily extracting oil with regular rhythm.
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America
Pennsylvania
Tariff and Tax Plan Moves in Congress Next Week
Democratic leaders push to fast track tariff and tax bills with a target to pass the tariff measure by end of next week and tax legislation by February 1. Collier chairs hearings in the House Ways and Means, with Mellon and Mills to present the tax program. Snell urges prompt action and questions rate changes and reciprocal proposals.
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Washington
House
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Garner
Joint Policy Committee
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
Mellon
Mills
the Treasury
Ways and Means
Treasury
Chester Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Snell
New York
New Yorker
Rainey
Illinois
Montana Tax Receipts Rise Despite Economic Strain
Taxpayers in Montana counties paid 47.18 percent of their indebtedness at the first 1931 levy date, state treasurer F. E. Williams said. May payments remain due. Lewis and Clark showed the highest loss at 56.15 percent while Beaverhead paid 56.04 percent. northeastern counties like McCone Sheridan and Daniels paid the least.
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Montana
F. E. Williams
Lewis and Clark
Beaverhead
McCone
Sheridan
Daniels
Thrift Dinners Provide Quick Economical Meals
Busy winter days leave little time for elaborate dinners so a thrifty menu of prepared and semi prepared foods is suggested. Spaghetti with tomato sauce and small sausage cakes, buttered greens, pineapple and grape salad, whole wheat bread, and refrigerator gingerbread with apple butter topping are outlined with simple prep steps and a make ahead batter option.
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Coffee Syndicates
Malaga
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Jack Bean
Monida
Dan Pendergast
Big Hole Basin
R. E. Foster
Idaho
Ness
Asa Willey
Charles Henry
Montana Education Association
D. W. Hamilton
Anaconda
Harry Rash
Tom DuBois
Harriet Bilis
Crosby Beauty Shop
R. W. Boone
Ralph McFadden
Great Falls
Mrs. McFadden
Wynne Ferguson
Hoyle, Jr
Hearts
J. A. McNaughton
Richfield Gasoline
The
Beaverhead Auto Sales Co
By Cecil B. Dickson
Josephine Gibson
Hels Food Institute
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