Montana Extension Service reports new bulletins issued
Two Montana Agricultural Experiment Station bulletins released for July cover Vitamin C content in green string beans and Farm Population Mobility in selected Montana communities. Authors Dr. Jessie Richardson Helen Mayfield and Dr. Carl Kraenzel outline practical findings available from county agents or the Bozeman station.
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Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana
Jessie Richardson
Helen Mayfield
Carl F. Kraenzel
Agricultural Economics Department
Bridge Insurance Case Is Appealed
The Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Co. appeals a district court ruling blocking $120,000 premium on a $12,000,000 state bridges policy. Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell and Attorney General H. J. Freebourn led the board. Gov. Roy E. Ayers opposed. John M. Wheeler of Billings, on the highway commission, secured a permanent injunction stopping payment.
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State Supreme Court
Sam W. Mitchell
H. J. Freebourn
State Board of Examiners
Roy E. Ayers
John M. Wheeler
Billings
State Highway Commission
Albert Besancon
Missoula
John J. Holmes
Jennings L. Mayland Visits Helena for Weekend Business
Jennings L. Mayland spent the weekend in Helena handling business affairs. He met with local contacts and conducted routine matters.
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Jennings L. Mayland
Helena
National Swine Show Comes to Treasure Island Coast
Livestock editor notes the National Swine Show running July 29 to August 7 at Treasure Island San Francisco the first Pacific Coast event. It will gather premier purebred hogs and judges of national prominence to set standards for western herds and boost farm economy.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Feeding steers for market not show animals, 4-H and FFA note
J I Thompson of California Polytechnic argues youth should model feeding practices on commercial conditions rather than show standards. He warns nurse cows inflate costs and stresses short, market aligned feeding to teach cost of gain and profits. He cites the Great Western Livestock Show and calls for practical classes matching market needs.
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Los Angeles
California
Highway Patrol Garners Efficiency With Growing Finances
A five year old state highway patrol has evolved into an able force. Administrative expenses declined from 21 percent of costs to 8.12 percent last year while 85.54 percent of expenses funded field operations. Licenses yielded 180 387 and fines 55 624 with regional receipts listed across numerous counties.
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Treasure
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Custer
Fallon
Powder River
Carter
Morrison Cave Road Contract Is Awarded
The state highway commission awarded a gravel surfacing contract for 3.2 miles of Morrison cave road near Whitehall to Charles Shannon of Butte for 5904 dollars. It also awarded 12500 cubic yards of crushed gravel in five stock piles in Custer and Rosebud counties to Bernard Curtiss Co. for 14050 dollars and 3750 cubic yards of crushed gravel between Harlem and Dodson to C Wagner Construction Co. for 9375 dollars. Bids were rejected for Roosevelt county gravel stock piles and none were received for Fergus county stock piles.
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Charles Shannon
Butte
Morrison Cave Road
Whitehall
Three Forks
Custer
Rosebud
Bernard Curtiss Company
Minneapolis
Harlem
Dodson
C. A. Wagner Construction Company
Sioux Falls
S. D
Roosevelt County
Fergus County
State to Distrib ute 34000 Pounds Salt for Big Game
The state fish and game department plans to distribute 34,000 pounds of salt across the state’s big game areas. State Game Warden James A. Weaver says the salt will be purchased by State Purchasing Agent I S McQuitty in the near future. The annual salt sale supports deer and elk herds.
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James A. Weaver
I. S. McQuitty
Birthday Party Celebrates Mrs Eph Petersons 65th
Mrs Ted Renfro hosted a lawn party at Red Rock last Sunday for the 65th birthday of her mother Mrs Eph Peterson. Over a hundred guests came from Butte Sheridan and Beaverhead county to join in the celebration with refreshments and outdoor games.
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Red Rock
Eph Peterson
Butte
Sheridan
Beaverhead County
Renfro
Peterson
Mrs Tom Pyeatt Hosts Friday Bridge Party
Mrs Tom Pyeatt entertained at the Chris Bay home on Friday evening honoring Miss Sally Stevens of Spokane. Bridge was the diversion with Stevens taking high score and Mrs Ted Oliver low. Delicious refreshments followed.
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Chris Bay
Sally Stevens
Spokane
Bridge
Miss Stevens
Ted Oliver
Miss Bishop Hosts Friends for Travel Slide Night
Miss Jean Bishop entertained a group at her home last Tuesday evening. Guest Miss Ma bel Catlin from Honolulu presented slides of travels in Egypt India and Hawaii. Dainty refreshments followed the presentation.
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Mabel Catlin
Miss Bishop
Honolulu
Egypt
India
Hawaii
Beaverhead Club Guests Hosted by Mrs Molleur
The Beaverhead Country club was entertained yesterday afternoon at her ranch home by Mrs Mary Molleur showcasing a social gathering at a ranch location with formal hosting.
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Beaverhead
Wasp Sting Fatal to River Channel Worker in Nebraska
Oscar Gapen a 37 year old Plattsmouth resident and Army Engineers civilian on river channel work near Fort Calhoun died after a wasp sting. Doctors cited acute anaphylaxis as the cause with rare prior sensitization from a sting five years earlier and ongoing thick wasp nests observed by his crew.
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Fort Calhoun
Neb
Oscar Gapen
Plattsmouth
Army Engineers
Gapen
Iowa
Truth in the Christian Science Sunday Lesson July 23 1939
The lesson sermon read in all Churches of Christ Scientist centers on divine truth. Golden text prays for unity through God’s name and sanctification by truth. Citations include Isa 26 13 and Eddy’s Science and Health noting spiritual sense frees humanity from sinful material thinking.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Dillon Friends Host Rev. Richard R. Price
Rev. Richard R. Price of Miles City formerly of Dillon spent a few days last week with Dillon friends.
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Richard R. Price
Miles City
Dillon
Beaverhead County Budget Notice Sets August Final Meeting
The Beaverhead Board of County Commissioners filed the Preliminary Budget for 1939-40 on July 25 1939 and will open inspection until August 9 1939. A final budget hearing will be held August 9 1939 at 10 00 a m in the court house Dillon Montana with taxpayers invited to speak and the board to complete the final budget by August 14 1939. Albert S Baker Clerk of Said Board.
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Walter M. Clapp
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Joanna Clapp
Jewel Anderson
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Lois B. Hazelbaker
Norman Giles
W. M. Stone
Commissioners
Albert S. Baker
Alexandre Peyre
Ernest Peyre
Patrick Paul
A. D
Leonard A. Schulz
State Banks Show Gains During Last Fiscal Year
Montana’s 70 state banks posted a $3 626 230 gain in resources and liabilities for the year ended June 30. Total resources and liabilities rose from $62 663 004 71 to $66 289 235. End of period demand deposits increased to $27 502 697 13 from $24 916 891 78. زيارة Leo DeCelles and family visiting J E Kelly in El Centro California.
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Montana
W. A. Brown
Brown
Bids Sought for Dillon High School Furniture 1939
Sealed proposals for furniture and equipment for the new Dillon High School building will be received at the Beaverhead County Superintendent of Schools office until 1 30 p m Wednesday August 9 1939. Bids on printed forms only with bid bonds. Maximum funds available approximately 5500 dollars. Laboratory and classroom furniture and public address clock bell and phone systems included. Board reserves right to reject bids and waive informalities. R M Barrett chairman. Attest.
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Montana
Beaverhead County
Hugenin & DeKay
Butte
Board of Trustees
Montana State Board of Equalization
R. M. Barrett
Anna Paul Sues in Beaverhead County Court
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana Anna Paul files a civil action in the Fifth Judicial District seeking relief from the court as plaintiff in a Montana Beaverhead case.
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The
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Anna Paul
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