Montana extension reports weed control progress and officer elections
The Montana Extension service details weed control using chemicals and cultivation across counties in 1938 with 21 counties involved and 1 898 farms cultivated plus 425 farms treated chemically. Officers for the Montana County Agents and Home Demonstration Agents associations are elected at the annual conference at Montana State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
State College
Mercer
AAA
County Agricultural Planning Boards
Yellowstone County Planning Board
Montana County Agents , Association
Theodore Fosse
Richland
Helen Allen
Missoula County
Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association
Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
Dan P. Thurber
Great Falls
Ben Daggett
Havre
B. R. Williams
Dillon
Frank Barnum
Forsyth
Harold Dusenberry
Stanford
Keith Sime
Billings
C. E. Jarrett
Glasgow
Lillian Stone
Helena
Florence Johnson
Meat trade shifts prompt price cautions in 1938 outlook
The Agriculture Department reports 1938 cattle and calf slaughter fell markedly from 1937 while hogs, sheep, and lambs rose. Stockers moved via trucking, and 58 to 66 percent of each meat type arrived by rail or truck. Analysts foresee pork supplies impacting beef and veal markets with price stability urged. Local social items note Mrs. Romersa hosting guests for her mother, guild meetings, and club entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Eva Gilman Visits Relatives in Dillon
Eva Gilman of Butte spent the weekend visiting relatives in Dillon and returned home refreshed from the trip.
Women Host AAUW Meeting With Latin America Talk
The American Association of University Women gathered Monday at Mrs. Ernest Luebben's home with Miss Helen Decker, Miss Genevieve Albertson, and Miss Mary Baker as associate hostesses. Dessert at 7. Guest speaker Dr. Marlin K. Farmer spoke on Problems Relating to Latin America. Miss Ann Feley was chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Ernest Luebben
Helen Decker
Genevieve Albertson
Mary Baker
Marlin K. Farmer
Latin America
Ann Feley
Housewarming at Dillon Ranch Hosts Noted Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Du bois held a housewarming at their new bunk house on the Dillon area ranch Monday night. Pinochle with 15 tables provided entertainment. High scores went to Mrs. W. G. Squires and Kay Childs. low to Mrs. John Schleicher and W. G. Squires. Mrs. Pete Nelson received a guest prize as oldest guest. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Dubois
Dillon
W. G. Squires
Kay Childs
John Schleicher
Pete Nelson
Dillon Club Holds Monthly Meeting Tonight
The Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club convenes at City Hall Council Chambers for its regular monthly session. Reports from the finance committee and treasurer will be presented with Pres. Claudia Faust presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
City Hall Council
Claudia Faust
Dillon PTA Charity Ball Set For City Hall February 11
The Dillon Parent Teachers association will host its annual charity ball at City Hall on Saturday night February 11. Proceeds support local needy children for food clothing and correcting physical defects. Don's Dance band will play. Committee in charge: Mrs. Fred Chapman chairwoman Mrs. Luther Smith Mrs. R. S. Good and Mrs. Glen Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Parent Teachers Association
City Hall
Don's
Fred Chapman
Luther Smith
R. S. Good
Glen Lyon
Rogers Pass Road Targeted by House Bill
A highway committee bill aims to block the Great Falls to Missoula Rogers Pass through road until all state highways meet advanced federal standards. It would halt any original construction in mountain pass areas until other districts complete work to current federal highway standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Committee
House of Representatives
Great Falls
Rogers Pass
Missoula
Bonner
Rocky Mountains
Montana
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Streamlined Religion and Ten Commandments Sermons
First Presbyterian Church Wells D C announces Sunday school at 10:00 morning worship at 11:00 with the sermon Streamlined Religion followed by a Sunday evening service at 7:30 led by the Young People with the pastor delivering a sermon on The Ten Commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
D. C
Montana schools oppose gambling money and fund limits
Montana school boards, at their annual Livingston convention, oppose any legislation that channels school money from gambling profits. They also urged the state to cap annual teachers’ fund contributions at 200000 dollars to ensure full retirement salaries for eligible retirees, with funds drawn from liquor control board profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana School Boards Association
Livingston
Liquor Control Board
B B Club Entertains Guests at Mrs Murray Home
The B B club was entertained by Mrs Stella Murray at her home Monday night. Mrs A F Waldorf and Mrs Morse Waldorf hosted at Kensington and tea Saturday afternoon, complimenting Mrs Lansing Waldorf visiting from Fort Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.B. Club
Stella Murray
A. F. Waldorf
Morse Waldorf
Kensington and Tea
Lansing Waldorf
Fort Peck
Mrs Dan Piccone Spends Last Friday in Dillon
Mrs Dan Piccone spent last Friday in Dillon where she visited local sites and met residents, noting the community warmth and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Piccone
Dillon
Dillon Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Travels
Mrs. Fanny Kingsbury of Butte spent the week end at the Poindexters. Rebecca Streup left for Stevensville after visiting Dillon. W. H. Olson and Enoch Young of Melrose visited Monday. Jake Neidt Jr. of Jackson handled business yesterday. Leslie H. Smiths were called to Boise by the death of J. H. Loveland. Ted Oliver leaves for Elkhart Iowa. John Cosgrove left for Pocatello after visits in Dillon. Ted and Mrs. Miller of Centennial valley stayed in Dillon. Charles H. Niblack and wife motor tripped to southern and eastern states for about six months. Billie Baxter, Clayson school instructor, visited her mother. Mrs. Howard Jones of Melrose visited Dillon. John Ney, Ryan Canyon rancher, was discharged from Barrett hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Funk returned to Sheridan after visiting Dillon daughters. Tom Jones and family were Dillon visitors from Alder. George M. Melton returned from Hedford Utah on business. Frank Sawyer of Twin Bridges with several Reichle residents attended J. B. Odell funeral. Tom Carney has been ill at home for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Kingsbury
Butte
E. L. Poindexter
Rebecca Streup
Stevensville
Syrena Sprinkle
W. H. Olson
Enoch Young
Melrose
Jake Neidt, Jr
Jackson
Leslie H. Smith
Boise
Idaho
Charles H. Niblack
Billie Baxter
Clayson School
Hayes] Baxter
Howard Jones
John Ney
Ryan’s Canyon
Barrett Hospital
Robert Funk
Sheridan
W. J. Romersa
Dan Henneberry
Tom Jones
Dillon
Alder
George M. Melton
Hedford
Utah
Frank Sawyer
Twin Bridges
Elsie Garrison
Maggie Bryant
Reichle
J. B. Odell
Tom Carney
City Dads Back Legal Gambling Plan At Helena Meeting
Montana municipal league leaders gathered in Helena to back a bill legalizing gambling without local option. Mayor Charles Hauswirth of Butte outlined current gambling bills while the group urged continuation of house bill 45 allowing a tax levy up to five mills for relief. About 60 city officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Municipal League
Helena
Charles Hauswirth
Butte
Montana
County Happenings Brought to You Weekly
The Examiner offers a complete weekly survey of county happenings for two dollars per year. This brief note invites readers to subscribe for a broad roundup of local events, developments, and community news.
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The
Examiner
Would Keep Kids Out of Saloons
The Montana Sheriffs and Police Officers association committee urges the legislature to criminalize admitting minors to saloons and beer parlors with parents, proposing fines of 500 dollars for first violations, 1000 for second offenses, and license revocation for third offenses. It also seeks action by John Collier and Montana's congressional delegation to investigate reports of Indians being sold liquor in various communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Montana Sheriffs and Police Officers Association
John Collier
Indian Bureau
Montana
Congress
Eye Specialist to Visit Andrus Hotel Monday
Dr. H. H. Scarborough, Eye Sight Specialist, will be at the Andrus Hotel on Monday February 6. He notes eyes may cause headaches and dizziness and advertises his eye correction method with reasonable prices. H. Clay Patterson of Lima was a Dillon visitor last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus’ Hotel
H. Clay Patterson
Lima
Dillon
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Beaverhead County
Clyde Smith announces he will apply March 20 1939 to the County Treasurer of Beaverhead County Montana for a tax deed on described land portion of sections 2 and 11 township 8 south range 8 west Montana meridian The amount due is 78 28 dollars dated January 18 1939 26 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana
Range
Meridian
Clyde Smith
State of
Range 8
Beaverhead County
Notice of Closing Registration for Lima Town Election
Beaverhead County Montana registry books close at 5:00 p m Friday February 17 1939 for Lima town election held April 3 1939 Electors may register with the County Clerk or a deputy registrar notary public or justice of the peace prior to closing Electors must be at least 21 years old reside in Montana one year and in Lima 30 days before election date Dated Dillon January 18 1939 Albert S Baker County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar of Electors 26-51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Beaverhead
Lima
Court House
Dillon
A. D
Albert S. Baker
Beaverhead County
Receiver's Notice of Sale of Lima Bank Assets
Liquidator's Agent for FDIC announces public sale of the First National Bank of Lima Montana assets on February 4, 1939 at 2 p m in Dillon Montana. Sale includes real estate bills receivable judgments and chattels with no recourse no warranty and subject to OCC approval and court confirmation. Descriptive list available at State Bank and Trust Company Dillon and Schulz office during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Leonard A. Schulz
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
First National Bank of Lima
Montana
White Building
Dillon
First National Bank of
Lima
State Bank and Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Notice of Closing of Registration for City Election Dillon
Notice states registration for the city election in Dillon Montana closes at 5:00 p m Friday February 17 1939. Eligible registrants must be at least 21 years old on April 3 1939 and may register with a deputy registrar or notary public. Election date set for April 3 1939 in Dillon.
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Business Management of
S. Montana Street
Extension Service
Frank J. Kozeluh
J. C. Taylor
Kozeluh
University of Idaho
Huntley
Worden
Bureau of Reclamation
Shelby
J.a.mcnaughton
R. M. Funk
Bridge
Lorenzo Cushing
Kate Lynn
Clubs
St. Rose Guild
L. R. van Airsdale
Ladiges
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Sherman Hughes
Alvin Jones
C.I.C0
Arvid Hiller
Eva Gilman
Gilbert Hilde
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
N. Pacific St
Dillon, Montana
Sete A Kene le Oia Company
Paris
Kentucky
A.A.A.W
B. & P. W. Meeting
First Presbyterian Church
Sogverer
America
Foor
Phillips-Manhattan Circus
Frank Simms
Pelea
Jimmy Morrison
Pield
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davie & Co
GEO
M. M._GOSMAN
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
MTA
Minneapolis
Minn
Legals
Katie Kajin Boka
Albert J. Kajin
William F. Kajin
Plaintiffs
Mary Kajin Pilgrim
Kathryn
Kajin Franks
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