State Aims $25 000 for Bovine Tuberculosis Work
The federal Bureau of Animal Industry plans accelerated eradication programs across 265 states with a $2,000,000 budget. Payments cap at $20 per grade head and $50 for registered cattle, with appraisal by federal and local officials. Conditions restrict compensation when herd supervision is incomplete or not purebred, and exclude non purebred steers or bulls from payment.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, ND. C
Federal Bureau
Montana Reports 17 Million State Fund Investments
State Examiner Frank H. Johnson reports total investments of 17,614,234.77 with 14,127,151.28 credited to the state common school permanent fund from land grants. The 86 page summary details funds for state institutions and lists balances across education and public agencies plus a breakdown of investment types including U S Bonds and school district bonds. Montana’s cattle tuberculosis funding and a Dillon Examiner note are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Common School Permanent Fund
Frank H. Johnson
Frank H. Cooney
Bus Trip of Intrigue and Romance Across the States
A cross country bus journey gathers a diverse mix of travelers whose drama romance mystery and humor unfold on the road. Each passenger brings secrets and chances for unexpected connections as the route exposes hidden motives and shifting loyalties.
Tiger Capture Thrills in Malay Jungle Show
A dramatic report describes the capture of a man eating tiger in the Malay jungle and showcases a lineup of unusual animals displayed on screen, drawing crowd excitement and wonder.
Off to Convention by Motor for Century of Progress
Frankcis Gelhaus exalted ruler of Dillon lodge No. 1664 B P C EB and Mrs Gelhaus will leave Sunday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress, then proceed to Kansas City for the national Elks convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankcis Gelhaus
Dillon Lodge No. 1664
Paving Progress Accelerates With Cement Orders
A total of 20 carloads of cement have been ordered from Beaverhead Lumber and Standard Lumber. Projected completion of concrete placement is about 10 days.
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Beaverhead Lumber Company
Standard Lumber Company
Little Symphony Set to Perform Concert Soon
The miniature ensemble presents a concert featuring Harold Wheat and Glarinets-Wandrow Boger with Jane Waldorf as performers. Trumpets include Mildred Taylor Eleanor Wheat Eloise Olmsted and Hughlun Cole. Trombone Fred Lenning Horn Myrtle Adame. Drums Bill Ballard. Pianist and librarian Marguerite Collins.
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Well
Harold Wheat
Glarinets
Wandrow Boger
Jane Waldorf
Mildred Taylor
Eleanor Wheat
Eloise Olmsted
Hughlun Cole
Fred Lenning
Myrtle Adame
Bill Ballard
Marguerite Collins
Food canning meeting schedule set for Monday
The event outlines using tin cans and glass jars and explains modern methods. A second August series will cover poultry canning. Attendees include Mrs Ida Owen Mrs Mary Owen Mrs George L Strub Mrs Katherine Shields and other Dillon residents along with guests from Riverside Wise River Jackson Dell Armstead and Armstead area.
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Ida Owen
Mary Owen
George L. Strub
Katherine Shields
Jardine Rife
Elza Smith
Clyde Smith
Louise Smith
J. H. Keenan
H. M. Miller
Dillon
Peter J. Peterson
Riverside
Walter Jones
Wise River
Fred Nelson
Jackson
P. J. Bimat
Dell
B. J
Initial Wool Sale of Year Is Reported
The report notes slow activity in the early wool sale with consignments present. Buyers include F. A. Mason, F. A. Mason Jr., Mrs. Harriet Tooley, James Good, Walter Gooding, J. P. Clancy, D. M. Edgehill and J. H. Barney, all well known locally. Warehouse wool is expected to be cleared soon.
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F. A. Mason
F. A. Mason, Jr
Harriet Tooley
James Good
Walter Gooding
J. P. Clancy
D. M. Edgehill
J. H. Barney
Legalized beer traffic lifts state revenue in June
Jewell reported beer sales taxed at $23,254 with license taxes of $9,995 totaling $32,849 for the month. If sustained, annual beer income could reach about $400,000, possibly approaching $500,000 soon. General fund and emergency relief fund each received $147,722 in June.
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Jewell
Ed Harvey Claimed by Illness and Masonic Rites
Ed Harvey died after illness. Survived by widow Julia H. and four sons William K. Melrose Carl Butte Herbert Divide Maurice Wise River. a daughter Leslie Jones Wise River. sister Mrs. Lewis Jack West Newton Mass. Funeral held in Melrose with Masonic service. many Dillon Masons attended.
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Maurice
Republican County Central Committee
Dillon Ldoge No
A. F
A. M
Julia H
William K
Melrose
Carl
Butte
Herbert
Divide
Wise River
Leslie Jones
Lewis Jack
West Newton
Mass
Tragedy in Livingston as 3 Year Old Killed by Truck
Ernest Gregory three years old and Merele Gregory were struck by a truck driven by Norval Stoutenberg son of the mayor in Livingston. Ernest died from a fractured neck. Merele was slightly injured. Coroner Pemberton ruled the accident unavoidable and said no inquest will be held.
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Livingston
Ernest Gregory
Frank Gregory
Norval Stoutenberg
L.H. Stoutenberg
Merele
Ernest
FERA
C. C. Pemberton
Explosives Topic Opens Rotary Dinner Program
Dr. Robert E. Albright reviewed the German situation and discussed U S finances. Miss Janet Aldrich, a Normal College student, sang two selections. R N Wahl of Columbia, 8 D, guest and brother of Rotarian W W Wahl, attended the event.
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Robert E. Albright
United States
Janet Aldrich
Normal College
R. N. Wahl
Columbia
W. W. Wahl
Red Cross elects officers and committee chairs
Tom Luebben is named chairman of Red Cross. Kelley elected secretary and treasurer. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Thomas E. Gilbert Mrs. Hartwig Mrs. Emerick Nell Doyle and Mrs. Florence Bachus Roll call chairman for next fall to be Mrs. Bachus Special pins awarded to Gilbert Hartwig and Emerick for three years as committee chairmen Plans for next fall Red Cross roll call discussed Roy Wingate Red Cross field representative attended and spoke on the organization’s work.
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Thomas E. Gilbert
Carl Hartwig
Diggle Emerick
Nell Doyle
Florence Bachus
Red Cross
Roy Wingate
The
Orville Smith Takes Job at Fort Peck Dam Project
Orville Smith has gone to Fort Peck to work on the dam under construction there. He secured employment at the site and will join the crews building the structure.
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Orville Smith
Fort Peck
Montana Relief Aid From Red Cross Exceeds One Million
The article notes that Montana has received over a million dollars from the Red Cross for relief since 1930, in contrast to about forty eight thousand dollars sent to national headquarters by the state.
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Montana
Red Cross
Jackson 18 Selected as Site Annual A N A Meet
The annual A N A meet selects Jackson as site with camps from Jackson Dillon Twin Bridges Deer Lodge Harrison Whitehall Ennis Boulder Hall and others. Florence Harris Oklahoma Supreme Auditor attends as guest delivering an address. sessions held at Odd Fellows hall with a banquet at Andrus hotel and a 15 candidate class initiated including one from Jackson.
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Jackson
A. N. A. Meet
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Deer Lodge
Harrison
Whitehall
Ennis
Boulder
Hall
Supreme Auditor
Florence Harris
Oklahoma
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Molleur
Helen Talent
Kate Carson
Butte
Supreme
Christ
Una Mae Galahan
Alice Ray
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W. W. Dixon
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Montana University
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Ryman Estate
U. S
Federal Land Bank
Montana Power
Dillon Examiner
Scott Leavitt
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Cross Country
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Alice White
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Martha Sleeper
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Kane Richmond
Marion Burns
Purple Sage Riders
Little Symphony
ED Harvey
Masonic Fraternity
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Dillon, Montana
Rotary
Tom Luebben I8
Kelley
Scientifacts
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Jessie L. Mitchel
Margaret Gilchriot
Andrus
Leonard C. Youn
United States Senate
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