Montana Briefs Itineraries and Elections in 1940 Campaign
A Bannack Apex mine report notes an uncovered ore deposit during exploration by the U.S. press. Higgin deaths reported in Deer Lodge. Helena gears up for 1940 GOP campaign with Lincoln Day activities and Dewey visits. state committees named. campaign finance progress praised. Unemployment benefits surpass one million. weather shutdown boosts claims. license law to be debated. health, forest road programs and budget items across Montana agencies outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Republican Party
Montana
G.O.P
Miles City
Lewistown
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Butte
Portland
Ore
Fred H. Padbury
Lewis and Clark County Republican Organization
Cheadle
Business
J. W. Speer
Great Falls
Norman B. Holter
C. R. McClare
George Chaffe
Kalispell
A. E. Wilkinson
Carlisle Kenyon
Bozeman
M. J. Bidlake
Billings
W. F. Flinn
A. W. Gates
L. N. Jacobson
Havre
Herb Dorr
Malta
Sam Wallander
Freid
Clarence Blewett
Ralph Dawson
Wilbur Hoar
William Squires
John C. Korner
A. S. Claudel
E. L. Klett
Missoula
Ryland Walford
Heath
Zales Ecton
Manhattan
Leonard Esp
Greycliff
Neil Parker
Big Fork
Frank Leiss
Forsyth
Lars Angvick
H. H. Hoppe
Vic
Barclay Craighead
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Craighead
Capitol
State Board of Health
Montana State University
Montana State College
State Highway Commission
Forestry Service
Public Works Administration
State Board of Examiners
Galen Tuberculosis Hospital
Fred B. Dudley
Samson Plumbing and Heating Company
Shelby
Atty. Gen
H. J. Freebourn
Freebourn
State Fish and Game Commission
Farm Security seeds loans for Montana tenants and buyers
The Farm Security Administration reports 260 applications from Montana farmers for Bankhead Jones farm tenant act loans this year, with about 16 loans expected for Montana tenants sharecroppers and farm laborers to buy land. Two prior years saw 22 Montana applications and 13 loans approved. A March 31 1940 deadline stands for resealed 1938 wheat loans. about 3.5 million bushels are stored across multiple states including Montana and neighboring farms.
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Washington
Farm Security Administration
Montana
Commodity Credit Corporation
Idaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wheat growers exceed premiums for 1940 crop insured
By January 1, 1940 more than 315000 wheat growers had paid premiums insuring their 1940 crop with the Federal Crop Insurance corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Armstead visitor Roscoe Gordon seen in Dillon over weekend
Roscoe Gordon of Armstead visited Dillon during the weekend, staying in town for a short time and enjoying local sights and hospitality. He is noted as a known resident of Armstead and returned home after his weekend stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Gordon
Armstead
Dillon
Montana Extension Service elects new officers
At the 25th annual Montana Extension conference at Montana State College, George Gustafson was elected president of the Montana County Agents Association. Other officers include E. G. Ferguson as vice president and W. D. Ross as secretary-treasurer. Directors named were N. A. Jacobson, F. B. Peterson, H. R. Stucky, I. D. Zobell, and R. F. Rasmussen. The Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association elected Lillian Stone as president with Florence Johnson as vice president and Hazel Thompson as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
Montana County Agents Association
Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association
George Gustafson
Big Horn
County Agents Association
E. G. Ferguson
Chinook
W. D. Ross
Columbus
N. A. Jacobsen
Miles City
F. B. Peterson
Roundup
H. R. Stucky
Lewistown
I. D. Zobell
Rowan
R. F. Rasmussen
Plentywood
Lillian Stone
Helena
Florence Johnson
Great Falls
Hazel Thompson
Forsyth
Croquettes From Leftover Meat Ideas and Recipes
Simple guide to turning leftover lamb or ham into croquettes. Includes Lamb Cutlets and Ham and Egg Croquettes with steps for preparing filling, breading, and frying, plus temperatures and cook times for crisp, savory main dishes.
Farmers may see price gains from war via industrial demand
Dr. Eric Englund told Montana Extension workers that any price gains for American agriculture from the European conflict would be indirect. Increased industrial activity and employment from war material production could lift domestic farm demand, with prices rising at home rather than abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Europe
Eric Englund
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
Englund
U. S
First Lutheran Church Weekly Activities
Leonard Thompson, pastor, announces services and events for February at First Lutheran Church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and divine services at 11 a.m. with a sermon on The Manifestation of Jesus as the Son of God the Saviour of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Leonard Thompson
Jesus
Lutheran Students Association
Jackson
Wisdom
Dorcas Society
Marjorie Hansen
Young People’s
Luther League
Parsonage
Community social events honor Henry before Thomp son Falls move
Mr and Mrs Norman L Henry melon their move to Thompson Falls with a spate of last two weeks events. Girl Scout council hosted a Friday tea for Mrs Henry with about 25 members and workers present. Several members organized the event and presented a silver five year service stripe and plate to Mrs Henry. Alan Eliel hosted a dinner for card club guests including the Henrys with Valentine decor. Public card party planned by Alma Matron society at St James guild hall with tickets from Mrs Williams. Jamian Fellowship of Episcopal church to hold a Friday evening event for high school students. Methodist Ladies Aid to meet tomorrow at 3 15 in church parlors. L D S Relief Society met yesterday at Mrs Rees home. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet tomorrow afternoon at the Carlson ranch. Transportation help available via parsonage or Mrs Pewe. Busy Bee club attended. For sale tiny spinet piano repossessed, terms through Kops Piano House Great Falls Bone x
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Henry
H. M. Warner
G. L. Routledge
Warner
Smith Paddock
C. T. Callahan
Allen Moore
Moore
Paddock
Lambert Eliel
Card Club
Mrs. Henry
Valentine
Alma Matron Society
St. James Guild Hall
Dave Williams
R. M. Stone
Sparkie Rodgers
J. W. McCarthy
Homer Faust
Jamian Fellowship
Episcopal Church
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
H. H. Bates
Walter Carlson
Ernest Pewe
Busy Bee Club
Water Users Irrigation Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
Notice from Water Users Irrigation Company Dillon Montana states an assessment of 12.5 cents per share on all capital stock, due by March 20 1940. Unpaid shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on May 18 1940 to cover the delinquent amount and advertising costs. Signed by Secretary B A Risley of Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Users Irrigation Company, Sion
South Montana
Dillon
Montana
Montana Street
B. A. Risley
South
Notice to Creditors for Hilary Tate Estate
In Beaverhead County Montana the administratrix Sylvia Tate of the Hilary Tate estate asks creditors and interested persons to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be sent to George D. Toole attorney at 411 412 Owsley Building Butte Montana. Dated Dillon January 3 1940.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Hilary Tate
George D. Toole
Owsley
Butte
Silver Bow
Sylvia Tate
Dillon
Beaverhead County to Issue Warrants for WPA Project
Beaverhead County Montana plans to issue warrants against the Works Projects Administration Emergency Fund for the County Wide Road Project WP 2881-OP-665-91-1-74. Warrants issued after February 6, 1940 may not exceed 12000 dollars and cover material equipment rentals supervision and supplies. Signed by Chairman Martin C. Jackson and Clerk Albert S. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
Legislative Assembly
State of
Works Projects Administration Emergency Fund
Works Projects Administration
Board of County
Martin C. Jackson
Albert S. Baker
First Presbyterian Church Services in Paris
Paris church announces Sunday school at 10:00 morning worship at 11:00 with a sermon on The Virgin Birth Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 with Watching for His Coming as the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris E. Wells
D.D
Out-of-town teachers hosted in Dillon over weekend
The article lists Ruth Kelly Polaris Loretta Grill Helen Randolph Cardwell and Lois Crichton as teachers visiting Dillon to spend time with relatives or friends during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ruth Kelly
Polaris
Loretta Grill
Jackson
Helen Randolph
Cardwell
Lois Crichton
Wisdom
Luncheon Held at Miss Clara Plant Residence
A luncheon was hosted yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Clara Plant with Mrs. Mary Paul serving as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Plant
Mary Paul
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Dillon Examiner
United Press Association
Bannack
Bannack Apex
Deer Lodge
James E. Higgins
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Emery District
Tor
F. C. Kreig
House of Representatives
Sam W. Mitchell
General Assembly
Montana Safety Council
E. W. Townsend
E Banks& Trust
BI Company
Cas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Donald Calder
Trates Simpsons
Coloradoy
United States
Juels Caesar
Ween Gest
WIU Service
Extension Service
Dorothy Greig
Norman L. Henry
Thompson Falls
Clubs
Kops
Bone
First Presbyterian Church
Parke, Davis & Co
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