Highway Debenture Initiative to Be Placed on Ballot
Montana voters will decide a highway debenture measure to raise 3 million dollars to match federal funds for feeder and main line highways. Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell announced more than eight percent of voters in 43 counties filed signatures, totaling 22,585. If approved, the state would 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 Wins Three State Shoot Titles
The Dillon club captured a state shoot title for a fifth straight year in a victory that followed last year’s loss to Sheridan. Dillon participants included Mrs. R. M. Barrett and son Jack, Roy Forrester, Joe Lynch, and Vic Westergard.
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Dillon Club
Sheridan
Dillon
Wisdom resident H S Armitage attends to city business
H S Armitage of Wisdom attended to business matters in the city on Saturday, engaging with local officials and handling ongoing civic concerns.
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H. S. Armitage
Wisdom
Local Club Committees Designated for Rotary Service
Local Rotary clubs designate committees with listed chairs and members for areas including community survey rural urban acquaintance public health and crippled children club service fellowship and attendance membership finance auditing vocational service and information and public information. Key names include C J Hovren T Lee McCracken Fred Woodside and Eugene G Free among many 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
Guy OD. 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
O. A. Bergeson
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Joseph C. Wedum
Rotary
International Service
Thomas E. Gilbert
J. Fred McBain
Montana cooperative credit unions carry large loan volume
R E Brown of Spokane reports to State Commissioner James T Sparling that 11 Montana cooperative credit associations hold the third largest loan volume. Over five years the administration’s Montana loans total 50800 to 15500 individuals, averaging 3220 each.
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R. E. Brown
Spokane
Farm Credit Administration
James T. Sparling
Montana
One Thousand Foreign Cars Enter Montana Daily Through Stations
Montana's nine courtesy stations and fifteen US customs border posts report about 1000 foreign cars arriving daily. Columbia Falls and West Yellowstone show notable gains this year, with Glacier Park visits boosted by station staff. Travelers bring newer, more expensive cars during 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
Public Works Funds Fish Culture Stations in Montana
The Public Works Administration awards 25000 to the Bureau of Fisheries for developing fish culture stations at Bozeman and Ennis Montana. The grant supports construction and operation to boost local fish propagation and research efforts.
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Public Works Administration
Bureau of Fisheries
Bozeman
Ennis
Normal College Plans Site Visits and Conferences
The article outlines open forum discussions on activity programs for students, with a Monday conference led by Prof. Rush Jordan. Additional geography teaching questions under Prof. J Ford McBain, an art department conference with Miss Baker Miss Kellett and Mr Moe, and a music department conference planned for July 21. The summer faculty picnic is at Torrey Lodge with strong attendance. An assembly at nine featured Miss Mary G Kellett and Broadway readings.
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Social Studies
Rush Jordan
J. Ford McBain
Miss Baker
Miss
Myrtle Savidge
University of Washington
Dust Clouds Over Chicago Highlight Health Safeguards
A figure of 3 120 gondola cars filled with dust illustrates Chicago's yearly dust burden. The city loses about 156 000 tons of solid matter from smokestacks streets and prairie soil. Authorities warn air pollution is hard to curb though water and food can be regulated.
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Chicago
Cleaner Manufacturers’ Association
Body of Butte Drowning Victim Found
A man identified as Sullivan drowned while crossing the Big Hole river near Dewey on a hand ferry. His two young sons witnessed the accident as the ferry overturned and he was swept downstream. Authorities recovered over $100 in one trouser pocket. the body was taken to Butte for funeral services yesterday.
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Divide
Sullivan
Big Hole
Dewey
Butte
Miss Doris Pappin Leaves 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
Miles City to Host Second Annual Water Conservation Mardi Gras
Plans are complete for a two day water conservation celebration at Miles City on July 15 and 16. Notable speakers include Gov. Roy E. Ayers Sen. Burton K. Wheeler Sen. James E. Murray Rep. James F. O'Connor Rockwood Brown chair of the state 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 Fmember
Rural light planned for the Big Hole
Rural electrification push faces resistance as residents question Delco investments and job availability. Survey crews may use local labor for pole work while awaiting a government appropriation. Community leaders urge signups to trigger a preliminary survey and potential countywide benefits. Committee members 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 sees rising interest in state and judicial races
The Examiner and Tribune will collect returns next Tuesday night in the court room at the county courthouse. Clerk Norman Giles will provide information by phone 111-W and the public may listen as results are reported. Precinct reps cover the county to aim for complete returns by early morning hours.
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Beaverhead
Examiner and Tribune
Court House
Norman Giles
Mrs Hayes Baxter and Mrs Dave Sullivan Drive to Spokane
Mrs Hayes Baxter and Mrs Dave Sullivan left Monday by motor for Spokane. They were accompanied by relatives and planned to visit friends and explore the city during their trip.
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Hayes Baxter
Dave Sullivan
Spokane
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