Montana Highway Debenture Measure Heads to Ballot
The highway debenture measure to raise 3 million dollars for feeder and main line highways will appear on the November 8 ballot after meeting required signatures. Secretary Sam W. Mitchell announced that 22,585 voters in 43 counties filed certified signatures, with an estimate that 53 counties will qualify eight percent. If approved, Montana will receive 3 million dollars in federal grants over the next two years.
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Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
Mitchell
Committee of Citizens
Renfro Captures Third State Shoot Titles
The Dillon club wins another state shoot title extending a five year run, with standout Renfro securing the victory. Attendees from Dillon include Mrs. R. M. Barrett and son Jack Roy Forrester Joe Lynch and Vic Westergard.
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Dillon Club
Sheridan
Dillon
Armitage of Wisdom Attends to City Business Saturday
H. S. Armitage of Wisdom attended to business matters in the city Saturday, engaging with local officials and handling inquiries related to municipal affairs.
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H. S. Armitage
Wisdom
Local club committees designated names list roles
Local club committees are designated with members across multiple areas. Notable figures include C. J. Hovren Lee McCracken Fred Woodside and a broad roster like Eugene G. Free Harold M. Snow and Sheldon E. Davis. The report lists committees for public health youth service transportation and international service among others.
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C. J. Hovren
T. ‘Lee McCracken
Fred Woodside
O. A. Bergeson
Lambert Eliel
Chester I. Hale
Alfred F. Waldorf
John W. Walters
S. Fay Erwin
Ross W. Emerick
Thomas E. Luebben
Clyde Stieb
T. Lee McCracken
Guy D. Combes
Conrad O. Orr
Theron W. Sargent
Cornelius J. Hovren
Russell Bacon
John A. Meeke
W. B. Willey
Eugene G. Free
Wallace B. Hartwig
Sam Wilkinson
Sheldon E. Davis
Ernest E. Hazel
Harold M. Snow
Walter H. Stephan
Frank H. Tyre
Harold M. Warner
R. David Curry
Albert Erickson
Ernest T. Hazel
Hiram M. Brundage
Kester D. Flock
George M. Gosman
J. Ford McBain
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Joseph CC. Wedum
Rotary
Ernest EK
Hazel
Thomas E. Gilbert
J. Fred McBain
Montana farm credit loans top among states says Spokane official
R. E. Brown of Spokane, farm credit administration official, told State Commissioner of Agriculture James T. Sparling that 11 cooperative credit associations in Montana hold the third largest loan volume in the nation. In five years the Montana operation has issued $50,800 in loans to 15,500 individuals, averaging $3,220 each.
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R. E. Brown
Spokane
Farm Credit Administration
James T. Sparling
Montana
One Thousand Foreign Cars Enter Montana Daily
State Highway Engineer Don A. McKinnon reports Montana sees about 1000 foreign cars daily via nine state courtesy stations and 15 US customs cooperative stations on the Canadian border. Columbia Falls and West Yellowstone show growth. Glacier Park traffic rises as attendants woo travelers. Newer and more expensive cars populate the registers in the first three weeks of operation.
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Montana
Don A. McKinnon
United States Customs Service
Columbia Falls
West Yellowstone
Glacier Park
Park
PWA Funds Allocated for Fish Culture Stations
The Public Works Administration approved a $25,000 grant to the Bureau of Fisheries for developing fish culture stations at Bozeman and Ennis.
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Public Works Administration
Bureau of Fisheries
Bozeman
Ennis
College staff plan summer meetings and current topics
The article outlines open forum discussions on activity programs in normal colleges with conferences led by Prof Rush Jordan and Prof J Ford McBain. It notes a July 21 music conference, a summer faculty picnic at Torrey Lodge, and an nine o clock assembly shift with Miss Mary G Kellett presenting Broadway readings.
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Social Studies
Rush Jordan
J. Ford McBain
Miss Baker
Miss
Myrtle Savidge
University of Washington
Dust Fallout Highlights Health Guard Need in Cities
An article notes Chicago is swept by vast dust from smokestacks streets and prairies totaling about 156000 tons annually. It warns public efforts cannot curb air dust effectively and urges individual use of vacuum cleaners to protect health.
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Chicago
Body of Butte Drowning Victim Found
A man identified as Sullivan drowned while crossing the Big Hole river near Dewey on a hand operated ferry. His two small sons watched as the ferry overturned and swept him away in a flood swollen river. Clothing torn, a pocket contained over 100 in currency. body recovered near Divide and funeral held in Butte.
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Divide
Sullivan
Big Hole
Dewey
Butte
Miss Doris Pappin Leaves Forest Bayerd Home for Great Falls
Miss Doris Pappin, a house guest at the Forrest Bayerd home, departed Thursday for Great Falls. She is accompanied by Miss Barbara Bayerd who will visit there.
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Doris Pappin
Forrest Bayerd
Great Falls
Barbara Bayerd
Second Annual Water Conservation Mardi Gras at Miles City
Plans are ready for Miles City's second annual water conservation celebration and Mardi Gras on July 15 and 16. Speakers include Governor Roy E. Ayers Senator Burton K. Wheeler Senator James E. Murray Representative James F. O'Connor Rockwood Brown chair of the water conservation board and O S Warden board member.
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Miles City
Roy E. Ayers
Burton K. Wheeler
James E. Murray
James F. O'Connor
Rockwood Brown
State Water Conservation Board
O. S. Warden
Water Board
Rural light planned for the Big Hole
Residents urged to sign for a preliminary Delco powered rural electrification survey as a government project. The plan could boost property value, create work, and bring cheaper power. signs of interest are sought to secure necessary appropriation. Committee members listed include Mrs. Ted Woodward and Harold Capehart.
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Delco
Ted Woodward
Harold Capehart
Ray Willey
Jack Miller
Emer Nelson
Mary Narby Cottrell
Beaverhead County races see rising interest in state and judicial posts
The county anticipates elections with fewer candidates than average but growing interest in state and judicial contests. The Examiner and Tribune will collect returns Tuesday night in the courthouse court room with Norman Giles available by phone 111 W. Public may listen as results come in. Precinct representatives have been arranged and full returns are expected by early morning.
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Beaverhead
Examiner and Tribune
Court House
Norman Giles
Mrs Hayes Baxter and Mrs Sullivan Head to Spokane by Motor
Mrs Hayes Baxter and Mrs Dave Sullivan departed Monday by automobile for Spokane, traveling together and expected to stay several days.
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Hayes] Baxter
Dave Sullivan
Spokane
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