Rattlesnake Bites Advice From Public Health
Helena report from the state department of public health urges calm and practical steps for rattlesnake encounters this summer. Guidelines cover prevention with boots and careful reaching, and warn against home remedies, cauterization, and alcohol. Recommended actions include cross-cut incisions, suction, tourniquet use, anti venom if available, and seeking a physician promptly.
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Helena
State Department of Public Health
Department
Revenue Receipts Show Two Million Increase This Year
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports Montana fiscal year 1934 collections rose 2,797,777 from 1933, totaling 3,940,105. Major contributions: corporation tax 230,672 and individual tax 454,610. remaining from miscellaneous revenues and agricultural adjustment taxes. States vary in share of federal tax yield, with New York largest and several states under one percent.
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Washington
Montana
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
North Carolina
Illinois
Pennsylvania
California
Arizona
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
Vermont
Wyoming
Arkansas
Miseissippi
Nevada
Utah
Local travelers return from western outings and drought relief work
Mr and Mrs Sam Wilkinson and their two daughters have returned from a motor tour to Glacier National Park and the Flathead country. Warren Stone Farnum Schuyler Fred Chapman and Freddie Chapman have returned from Hidden Lake for a short outing. Dr J D Lee was called to Miles City for drought relief work. Mr and Mrs Harry Foote and Mrs Sadie Foote Bussing arrived from Poughkeepsie visiting their uncle F E Foote.
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Sam Wilkinson
Glacier National Park
Flathead Country
Warren Stone
Farnum Schuyler
Fred Chapman
Freddie Chapman
Hidden Lake
J. D. Lee
Miles City
Harry Foote
Sadie Foote Bussing
Poughkeepsie
F. E. Foote
Montana Supreme Court halts state budget amendment posting
The Montana Supreme Court granted an injunction preventing the secretary of state from publishing notice that a constitutional amendment for a state budget and legislative appropriation process will be submitted to voters. The court noted the amendment was approved by two-thirds in both houses and Governor Erickson but omitted in house journal records, warning that deviations from proper submission voids the proposal. The court postponed ruling on whether the amendment encroaches on legislative prerogative pending further study.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Senate
Montana
Supreme Court
Houses of Representatives
House Journal
Erickson
W. D. Tipton
Lewis and Clark County
Crosby McCollum Nominees Edge Past Rivals in County Race
In Beaverhead county, Crosby leads at 938 to 743 in a tight contest, with Gilbert winning the Republican county attorney nomination at 766 votes, Schulz 544, and Rodgers 492. McFadden dominates the county ticket with 805 votes. Cashmore 478 and Scully 387. State results show Rankin and Erickson leading county tallies. Bourquin and Wheeler win long term senate nominations. Evans lead for Beaverhead representative, with other judges and officials contested. Returns pending for justice of the peace and amend ratification.
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Lloyd
Gilbert
Schulz
Rodgers
McFadden
Cashmore
Scully
Rankin
Erickson
Bourquin
Wheeler
Senate
Bob Evans
Beaverhead County
John M. Evans
Sands
Angstman
Morris
Rasmussen
Stout
Supreme Court
McLemore
Porter
Beaverhead
Justice of the Peace
Incomplete figures show state race results
On the same party ticket Morr is leading for associate justice while Angstman, the incumbent, leads in the Republican side. Porter tops the field of four in the Democratic nomination for clerk of the supreme court.
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Morrris
Angstman
Supreme Court
Porter
Sheepmen Reject Bids On 1984 Wool Loaned Stock
Sheep producers refuse to accept bids on a 1984 consigned wool loaned through RAAC or Boreman PCA. The article notes the wool will be shipped upon consignment and mentions incomplete details about the remaining terms.
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Cldp
RAAC
Boreman Pca
Directors Refuse Bids on Association Clip Sale
County Agent George A. Wooley says bids totaling 260000 pounds were held for a better price amid current market conditions. He notes directors were justified in rejection after two offers.
Beaverhead Faces Severe Heat and Irrigation Strain
Torrid conditions last year linger with ideal haying weather in the Big Hole basin and county. Rain is needed for ranges while Dillon homeowners rely on city water for irrigation. Commissioner For rest Bayerd cautions residents to conserve water as there is no immediate shortage.
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Big Hole
Dillon
Forrest Bayerd
County Lands Auctioned by Board of Equalization
The board auctioned county lands including the Thomas M. Smith property near Jackson sold to R. M. Barrett for $350 plus taxes and a fourth interest in the Comstock mining property to Sheriff James A. McCollum. The meeting, attended by all commissioners, also considered one tax reduction petition.
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Thomas M. Smith
Jackson
R. M. Barrett
Comstock
James A. McCollum
Orchestra to Give Open Air Concert Under Stars
Robinson leads a 30 member orchestra in the largest summer term lineup in its history. The program includes a solo dance by Ruth Phelps and marks the first open air presentation by the group. Details follow on a separate page of the Examiner.
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Robinson
Ruth Phelps
Lost boy found after night exposure in Beaverhead County
A missing youth was located after an all night search involving several officers and County Nurse Luella Stickney. Claude Vance, who previously escaped Beaverhead jail, again makes headlines amid a wide robbery case linked to a newlywed couple near Billings. Two men named Walter Lutz and Steg Star were arrested in Couer d Alene Idaho. A purse snatching at a local rooming house prompted sheriff’s inquiries and a recovery near the railroad tracks by Officer Warren Suther land.
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Luella Stickney
Claude Vance
Beaverhead
Billings
Walter Lutz
Steg Star
Couer d'Alene
Ida
Sheriff's Office
Warren Sutherland
Montana wholesale trade earnings fall in 1933 data show
Montana wholesale establishments in 1933 totaled 1 231 with net sales of 46 073 000 and payroll of 4 804 000. Average earnings per employee dropped about 13 percent from 1929 as prices fell and volume rose. Full time staff numbered 3 137 with 472 part timers. Beaverhead county notes recount a local leader and long time Mason.
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Montana
Longtime Firm Manager Forged Path to Sole Ownership
The 50th anniversary of the 1884 firm marks its founder as manager and sole owner from 1892 onward. In recent years his son Frank aided in management. The elder statesman was active in public affairs and served as representative in the early 1900s regigia.
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Frank
Paul
The
Regigia
Goodwin T. Paul
Dillon Furniture Company
Dillon
Anson Baxter
Miss Stickney
Charles Ridgeway
George Short
Lewistown
Mr. Paul
Local Post Delegates Honor Montana Pioneers
Delegates elected by the local post honor Montana pioneers. A committee led by George R. Baker handles arrangements. Last year’s celebration was a successful community event. Veterans propose building a club house next spring funded by public entertainments.
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Montana
George R. Baker
Gruwell Led Dillon Department as First Chief
Judge Gruwell recalls the early Dillon department when equipment was scarce and transportation limited. The city council offered five dollars to the first drayman to bring in the gear, marking a turning point in operational efficiency.
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AL C. Gruwell
Dillon Department
Gruwell
Firefighters Race to Scene Delays Return of Water Duty
After the alarm, draymen sped to the fire hall for a $5 prize race. Horses tired from the sprint struggled to reach the blaze, while Dillon's first chief remains on duty quenching fires and later dispenses beer at Terry's turret.
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Partment
Dillon
Terry
Strikes Topic At Dillon Club Meeting
A Dillon club meeting focused on strikes affecting streetcar workers cooks waiters and truck drivers with soldiers called for life and property protection in San Francisco. Speakers noted the Pacific coast strike as the largest in the nation and discussed broader labor troubles and agricultural conditions amid heat and drought concerns.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
United States
Middle West
Beaverhead
Albright
Luella Stickney
Yellowstone “Park
Dillon Group
Dillon to Welcome Montana Firemen Tomorrow
Dillon hosts a session at 1 30 pm with roll call reports committees and first aid demonstrations by Dr Routledge and Colleigh. An outdoor exhibit Ye Olde Fire Brigade is set for 7 pm followed by a 9 pm dance at the city hall for visitors and their ladies. Wives of Dillon firemen will entertain visiting ladies at the St James guild.
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D. E. Moser
Bozeman
G. L. Routledge
Dillon
W. M. Colleigh
Montana State College
W. G. Brooks
Helena
Dillon Fire Department
Ye Olde Fire Brigade
Dillon Department
St-James- Guild
Fire officials schedule events and talks in Dillon
A Dillon program details a Friday agenda with State Fire Marshal Nell Flaherty speaking on fire safety and an Anaconda speaker on delusions of fire escapes. John J. Holmes, state auditor, will discuss the relations of fire departments to insurers, followed by Myles Thomas of United States Fidelity. Also on the agenda are Dr. R E Albright and William Brooks presentations, a fire underwriter talk, and arson law discussions. Firemen's sports, a badge dance, a sightseeing trip to Bannack and Elkhorn, and a banquet at the Metlen hotel conclude with a public dance at Dillmont park Friday night.
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Nell Flaherty
Chi Quane
Anaconda
R. E. Albright
Montan
State Normal College
William Brooks
Helena
Thomas Licy
Fire Underwriters
Butte
Depot Lawn
Dillmont Park
Doctor Scarborough to Visit Andrus Hotel on July 26
Dr H H Scarborough will make his next regular visit at the Andrus Hotel on Thursday July 26. Protect that eye by ensuring annual eye checks at least once a year.
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H.'H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
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