Matthews Named To State Board Of Equalization
John A. Matthews of Town send former associate justice and assistant attorney general is appointed by Governor Roy E. Ayers to the state board of equalization to succeed Judge John J. Greene of Teton county. Greene declined reappointment. Confirmation by the senate is pending.
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Matthews
State Board of Equalization
John A. Matthews
Townsend
State Supreme Court
Roy E. Ayers
John J. Greene
Teton County
Senate
Supreme Court
Equalization Board
Ayers
Greene
Life as the Bible and Science and Health See Life as Infinite
The January 15 1939 lesson sermon for Churches of Christ Scientist centers on Life as a divine, infinite reality. It cites Proverbs 12 28 Psalm 16 11 and Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health to state life is not material or finite but God universal good, with true life free of death.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Car Crash Near Glen Leaves Driver Injured
Lloyd Tracy of Pocatello Idaho drove off the highway three miles south of Glen last Wednesday afternoon, the car plowing through guard rails. Tracy received hospital treatment for non life threatening injuries. his wife Mrs Tracy escaped unharmed. Deputy Dellar Gordon cited a blowout as the cause.
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Lloyd Tracy
Pocatello
Idaho
Glen
Barrett Hospital
To Repeal Part of Compensation Law
A measure to repeal the section allowing employers to transfer compensation to private insurance firms has been introduced in the house by Representatives Spiegel and McClain and in the senate by Senator Mulholland.
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House
Reps
Spiegel
Silver Bow
McClain
Missoula
Senate
Sen
Mulholland
Beaverhead County Board Seeks Work Relief Law Change
County Commissioners in extra session urge state and national lawmakers to enact a Work Relief Law. They call for relief applicants to be employed in preference to direct relief or WPA work, set wages at the minimum wage, classify relief labor as common labor, and fix a twenty six day monthly work shift to divert labor back to private industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Works Progress Administration
Mrs Taylor Dies After Illness at Dillon
Mrs. Taylor long member of St James Episcopal church dies after illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. William S. Tash Dillon and son Thomas S. Taylor Butte and brother Joe Tuckfield Los Angeles. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at St James Episcopal church with Rev H N Tragitt officiating. Interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Utah & Northern Railroad
Montana
Dillon
Taylor
St. James Episcopal Church
William S. Tash
Thomas S. Taylor
Butte
Joe Tuckfield
Los Angeles
H. N. Tragitt
Mountain View Cemetery
Franklin D. Roosevelts Past Debates with Hell
A dramatic verse attributes Franklin D Roosevelt with wartime anger and New Deal policies. The speaker depicts FDR recounting 1930s programs like the Fireside Chat WPA CCC AAA and others. The Devil admits the need to remove him, joking that even he would need a day job.
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Hell
Devil
Franklin D
Brazil
AAA
NLB
WPA
CCC
CIO
Old Warm Springs
Franklin
Temperance Group Targets Gambling and Local Liquor Option
The Montana temperance movement plans to defeat the gambling licensing bill and back a county local option law for retail liquor. Rev. M. J. McPike of Helena, pastor and committee chair, says no quarter will be given against licensed gambling while supporting retail hard liquor where counties vote for it.
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Montana Temperance Movement
M. J. McPike
Helena
First Baptist Church
The
Temperance Movement
First Presbyterian Church Hosts Service and Events
Paris E Wells D D Minister leads Sunday school at 10 00 and morning worship at 11 00 with the topic Unbelief Reception of members follows. Young People Society meets at 7 30 and Women s Spiritual Life group gathers Monday at 3 00 with Mrs Carhartt 30 South Montana.
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Paris E. Wells
D. D
Young People’s Society
Electrification Stockholders Elect Directors at Meet Here
Verhead line will start within 60 days Benson said Jardine Rife discussed possibilities of group wiring and installation of electricity in rural homes
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Verhead
Benson
Jardine Rife
County Agents and Local Residents in Recent Montana Meetings
OCALS County Agent Bernard Williams attended the state meeting of county agents in Bozeman this week. James Burt and Clyde Meacham of Lima attended the Beaverhead Sportsmen's association meeting Friday night. Art Hausbrouck is at a Farmers Union managers school in Great Falls. Dr. L. F. Williams’s operation at Barrett hospital Friday night left him in satisfactory condition. Melvin Standish of Dillon is a patient at Murray hospital in Butte. Harry Stocker has returned to his home in Saco after visiting his mother in Dillon. Lyston Dansie of Jackson received treatment in Dillon last week for a severed right thumb from wood splitting. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell Jr. welcomed a son born yesterday at Barrett hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Mansfield of Grant were visitors in the city Saturday.
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James Burt
Clyde Meacham
Lima
Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association
Art Hausbrouck
Farmers Union Managers
Great Falls
L. F. Williams
Barrett Hospital
Melvin Standish
Dillon
Murray Hospital
Butte
Harry Stocker
Saco
L. C. Stocker
Lyston Dansie
Jackson
W. H. Mitchell, Jr
James Mansfield
Grant
Theft at Dillon Hide and Fur prompts police inquiry
The Dillon Hide and Fur warehouse was broken into Sunday night with nearly 50 furs stolen. Proprietor Harry Kamber filed a report with the sheriff on Monday. Entry was gained through a rear door. Stolen items include 30 coyote pelts 14 weasel pelts and 1 mink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Hide and Fur Company
Harry Kamber
Sheriff’s Office
Welfare Act Changes Proposed to Session
Members of the house and senate social security committees met with Robert W. Beasley of Denver to discuss 23 proposed amendments to the public welfare act. The changes would give the welfare board power to prohibit political activity by the department and would make private the names of relief recipients. The proposals include paying county commissioners for welfare duties, paying dissipated relief cheques by disbursement orders, restricting building spending from poor funds, and enabling welfare boards to audit county books to determine county shares when state reimbursements fall short.
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House
Senate
Social Security Committees
Robert W. Beasley
Denver
Federal Social Security Board
Welfare Board
Montana
State Department
Dillon Trustee Elected to Montana Woolgrowers Board
Named trustee W. G. Gilbert of Dillon won election to the Montana Woolgrowers association board at the annual convention in Butte yesterday. He is a former president of the state association. Howard Morse of Dillon remains as a hold-over board member.
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W. G. Gilbert
Dillon
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Butte
Howard Morse
First major accident on high school wrecking project
Everett White fell from the gymnasium second story during near completion of the wrecking project. He broke both wrists a nose and a finger and was treated at Barrett hospital.
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Everett White
White
Barrett Hospital
Delegates Named for Beaverhead American Legion Auxiliary
Delegates and alternates elected to represent Beaverhead unit at the mining district convention in Butte Saturday. Delegates are Mrs. D. Combes Mrs. H. M. Warner and Mrs. C. J. Hovren. Alternates are Mrs. C. M. Casterline Mrs. T. Lee McCracken and Mrs. George M. Gosman.
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Beaverhead
American Legion Auxiliary
Butte
D. Combes
H. M. Warner
C. J. Hovren
C. M. Casterline
T. Lee McCracken
George M. Gosman
Pioneer of Beaver Head Claimed Betsy Haines
Betsy Haines of Dillon is identified as a pioneer of Beaverhead. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon from the Methodist church in Bozeman with most Beaverhead relatives in attendance.
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Beaverhead
Betsy Haines
Dillon
Methodist
Bozeman
Beaverhead County Reports No Bond Indebtedness
Beaverhead shows no bond indebtedness with total payments of 31 660 20 for six years ending July 1 1933, a reduction of 16 612 11. The county avoids interest on warrant debt due to cash surpluses July 1 to Nov 1. Tax levy remained low despite debt decrease, 1932 levy 33 25 mills on 5 569 718 value and 1938 levy 35 mills on 4 850 637 value.
Montana Fertilizer Bulletin Analyzes 1938 Market Samples
The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station at Bozeman releases a bulletin for farmers using commercial fertilizers. It analyzes 19 fertilizer samples from 1938, cites Montana’s fertilizer law, and explains its administration. Authors are James T. Sparling and Edmund Burke. copies available via county agents or by writing to the station.
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Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
Montana
James T. Sparling
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Edmund Burke
Munich Pact Analyzed Amid War Power Shifts
The address surveys European powers noting Germany’s weak naval power but strong air capability and rising army while Britain commands naval strength and a powerful air force, yet lags in aircraft replacement. Russia’s vast armies face long fronts, Italy’s large but uncertain army, and the pact may delay U.S. entry into a world war. George M. Gosman chaired the meeting with several local youths in attendance.
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Spain
Germany
England
Britain
Russia
Japan
West Front
Italy
United States
George M. Gosman
William Tower
Harris Opp
William McMaster
Normal College
Lutheran Church Schedule Ledger
Leonard Thompson pastor announces church events on Sunday January 22 Sunday school 11 am divine services January 26 Thursday 7 30 pm Luther League January 28 Saturday 7 30 pm choir practice includes Sunday school Divine services and choir rehearsal details.
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Leonard Thompson
Luther League
Farm Tenants Gain Near 2000 Owners Under Bankhead Jones Act
About 2,000 tenants became farm owners in the last year through loans authorized by the Bankhead Jones Farm Tenant Act, advancing land ownership and rural development.
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Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act
Beavers Top Butte In Rough Conference Clash
After the first quarter Beavers coach Babcock steered Purples away, as Wilcox’s floor game fueled a 26 14 halftime margin. Burgess and Good led Beaver scoring while Edwards left with an ankle injury for Butte in a 42 56 final, with Olson and Bierrum officials.
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Babcock
Butte High
Purples
Wilcox
Beavers
Good
Burgess
Butte
Doble
Edwards
Dillon Fe
George Wiens
eusetysEesages
Wincox
Jackelini
DODIE
Ducidh
R. Wedin
Zodenica
Officials
Olson and Bierrum
Central
Prothero
Rossilini
Dillon Fg
Sean
Hubbard Burgess Whipple
Weceraeceneersioe
Kamps
Pereerrr Terrors
Smith
Harrington Stateeeeernenees
Adenaeneeeerne Menne
Coyne Wee Ee
Cassidy Navarro
Heennneneeran Banensnee
Boyle
Caanntseeneeseenne
McCaughie
Olson
Bierrum
Dillon-Butte
Bulldogs Brace for Series of Battles Tonight
Bulldogs meet School of Mines in Butte after three tough road losses to Northern Montana. The Saint feature Coleman and Walsh as key scorers while coaches hurried to quell a free-for-all aftermath as players headed to the locker rooms.
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Carroll
Coleman
Butte
Walsh
St. Peters
Anaconda
Saints
School of Mines
Bulldogs
Northern Montana
Havre
Nelsons Welcome Daughter After Wednesday Night Birth
Mr and Mrs Harold Nelson announce the birth of their daughter last Wednesday night. The family resides in their hometown and the baby joins the Nelsons' home.
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Harold Nelson
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
Examiner Printing Co delivers top quality printing services for businesses with precise typography and durable finishes. Local clients report reliable turnaround and professional customer support throughout the process.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
New Members Elected to Pep Group and Activities
New members were voted into the Kampus Kadets on Wednesday January 11. Pledges include Maxine Traver Grey Cliff Dorothy Hagler Helena Dorris Minagh Helena Betty Craver Butte Francegy Hess Corvallis Grace Siderius Kalispell Mildred Harrington Chateau Lorraine Reiter Froid Ruby MacLean Butte Florence McBain Dillon Marjorie Decker Dillon Desta Fisher Missoula Mary Conwell Red Lodge Rose Conwell Red Lodge Madalyn McDonnell Manhattan Doris Spoonemore Maudlow Marjorie Tubman Bainville Alma Johansen Dagmar Helen Finkbeiner Mizpah Winifred Fredrickson Great Falls Delores Tangan Ringling Anne Graham Conrad Ethel Graham Conrad Nellie Willson Bearmouth Marion Combs Miles City Edna Ot ness Chateau. Dr Elam Anderson president of Redlands college spoke at 10 00 oclock at the Normal college auditorium. Initiations held for art and French clubs with new officers and teams named for debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kampus Kadets
Maxine Traver
Big Timber
Phyllis Utermohle
Grey Cliff
Dorothy Hagler
Helena
Dorris Minagh
Hel_ena
Betty Craver
Butte
Francegy
Hess
Corvallis
Grace Siderius
Kalispell
Mildred Harrington
Chateau
Lorraine Reiter
Froid
Ruby MacLean
Florence
McBain
Dillon
Marjorie Decker
Desta Fisher
Missoula
Mary Conwell
Red Lodge
Rose Conwell
Madalyn McDonnell
Manhattan
Doris Spoonemore
Maudlow
Marjorie Tubman
Bainville
Alma Johansen
Marion Combs
Miles City
Edna Otness
Elam Anderson
Redlands College
Colllege
Anderson
China
Japan
Art Club
Lola Adams
Blackfoot
Idaho
Vincent Curry
Shelby
Anne Malloy
Anaconda
Jeah McLeod
Mary Baker
Florence McBain
Carl Johansen
Dagmar
Helen. D. Luebben
Elaine Tschache
Mary Malloy
Andrew Pickolick
John McGahan
Bob Holloran
Tom Reilly
Jefferson
United States
Rush Jordan
State liquor profits totaling 9.29 million distributed to funds
State funds gained 9,293,871 from liquor proceeds since 1934. Profits from liquor sales licenses taxes and beer levies were allocated to counties relief and welfare funds public school teachers retirement temperance and water conservation programs among others. The distribution totaled to multiple funds including 5,593,283 for the general fund and 1,804,639 for public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray N. ‘Shannon
Relief
Public Welfare Fund
Water Conservation Administration
Temperance Commission
Ranch Home Burns at Wise River Destroys House and Belongings
The Wise River residence of W. C. Jones was destroyed by fire last Friday. The cause remains undetermined and the structure and contents were a total loss, with partial insurance coverage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
Wise River
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Chick Chandler
Adolphe Menjou
Jack Oakie
Jack Haley
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the Shining
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Margaret Sullavan
Robert Young
Melvyn Douglas
Charlie Chan
Honolulu
Sidney Toler
Phyllis Brooks
Temperance Group
First Presbyterian Church
Bernard Williams
Man
Scensedensernee High School
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Lutheran Church
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