Circumstance One Way Out Eviston Editorial
The piece argues that government agricultural policy and high tariffs harmed farmers, noting the Fed deflation of the 1930s and land bank failures. It urges reliance on individual farmer initiative, better credit, marketing systems, and education rather than broad federal remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
The Right of Way on the Talking Screen
A sweeping film adaptation of Sir Gilbert Parker's novel portrays a reckless ladies man whose pursuit of pleasure collides with moral tests as devil and angel contend for his soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Gilbert Parker
Devil
Angel
Commission Named to Make Rules on Egg Grading
An eight member commission named by A H Stafford state agricultural commissioner will meet at Butte on June 11 to establish regulations under the egg grading law taking effect July 1. Attending are H E Cushman poultry specialist Montana State College and B F Thrailkill dairy chief, along with eight chosen industry representatives from Great Falls Missoula Butte Helena Alberton and Willows Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Stafford
Butte
Stafford
Thrailkill
Summer Prescription for Good Health Is Tan But Not Sunburn
Health bureau advises gradual tanning for children this summer and outlines hot weather tips. Ensure clean screened homes during vacations, vaccinate against typhoid when traveling, boil unknown water, provide three to four glasses of water daily, avoid raw milk, boil milk if pasteurized supply is unavailable. Avoid dusty food, eat leafy greens and ripe fruits, and let children outdoors five to six hours daily with a midday rest for those under six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Physicians Bureau
Virginia City Coach Transfers to Ennis
Mr and Mrs J H Pankey and their son relocate to Ennis where he will join the school system for the coming year He has served Madison pols until the first of the year and now takes a position as instructor in Ennis local grade and high school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
J. H. “Pankey
Ennis
Pankey
Madison Pols
Ten Members of Montana Constitutional Convention Survive
Only ten of the 765 men who formed the 1889 Montana constitutional convention remain alive. One death report, for George Q. O. Haton of Fort Myers, Florida, appeared last fall, but not in Montana papers. Surviving members include J. E. Kanouse Townsend Charles H. Loud Allen R. Jay W R Ramsdell D M Durfee William T. Field O F Goddard R E Hammond George B. Winston W M Bickford with others in Missoula and Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
George QO. Haton
Fort Meyers
Fla
Eaton
Warren
West Point
C. H. Eaton
Great Falls
J. E Kanouse
Townsend
Charles H. Loud
Miles City
Allen R. Jay
Portland
Ore
W. R. Ramsdell
Tuscon
Ariz
D. M. Durfee
Philipsburg
William T. Field
Cleveland
O. F. Goddard
Billings
R. E. Hammond
Yakima
Wash
George B. Winston
Anaconda
W. M. Bickford
Missoula
State Engineer Journeys to Inspect Red Rock Dam
State Engineer J. S. James left for Red Rock Lake to inspect the dam built last fall by the state fish and game department at a cost of 3000 dollars. He will also measure streams in Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties and assess water storage for ducks in the dry season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. S. James
Red Rock Lake
Beaverhead
Madison
Jefferson
Red Rock
State Fish and Game Department
Summer Reading for High School Credit Display
The P T A committee presents a city library display of books eligible for summer high school credit. Students behind on reading or seeking a few extra points are urged to use this opportunity. A later date around July 1 will mark further details from the group organizing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A. Committee
Reports on books read to be written in high school
Students will meet in the high school assembly to write reports of books read under Mr. Wahl. The exact date will be announced later. Reports will be held until the fall opening and then given to the teachers under whom the students study English that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Wahl
Act
Revival of the picnic supper with deli fare and elegant prep
A bygone park and picnic style returns as a modern hostess orders from delicatessens and bakeries. The piece outlines assembling cold meats, sandwiches, fruit salads, and hors d oeuvres for a stylish outdoor feast with ready to serve drinks and wraps, plus tested sandwich recipes like sardine beet, deviled peanut, Swiss date, and crab egg.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evistown Democrat News
Nyway
National Legislative Assembly
Zane Gray
Garry Cooper
Lily Damita
Ernest Torrence
Tully Marshall
Pioneer Days
Conrad Nagel
Loretta Young
Fred Kohler
Joe E. Brown In
Lawrence
Gray, Ona Munson
Bert Wheeler and
Robert Woolsey
Dorothy Lee
Little Caesar
Edward G. Robinson
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
H. K. Smart
Garde Wood
Quinn
Missoulaee
A. L. Brackman
al Trafford
R. CC. Plumley
Alberton
F. H. Nelson
Willows Creek
Ford
Went. Constitutional Convention
Ionics
New England