4-H delegates to NBC camp broadcast from Washington
Bozeman reports Montana 4-H delegates at a national camp in Washington D C will be heard on NBC June 19. Benson of Missoula will be interviewed live with other delegates. program features W A Lloyd and U S Marine Band music, broadcast on several Montana stations.
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Bozeman
Ottto Ben- Son
Missoula
Montana
Mike
W. A. Lloyd
The
Extension Service
U. S. Marine Band
KGHL
Billings
KGIR
Butte
KPFA
Helena
NBC
4-H Leaders Trained Across Montana Counties
Bozeman June 13 703 4 H club leaders from 42 counties completed a series of 36 schools. They received training in 4 H methods and rural youth program topics, according to Ray E. Cameron state club leader at Montana State College.
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Bozeman
Montana
Ray E. Cameron
Montana State College
Thorkelson Aids In Hopper Fight
William G. Ferguson reports Representative Jacob Thorkelson is aiding Montana lawmakers to obtain an extra 2 417 000 dollars for continued wartime grasshopper control in western states. A def ic iency appropriation was expected to be approved this week to fund poison baiting against the insect hordes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Ferguson
Montanans, Inc
Jacob Thorkelson
Montana
Congressional
County Happenings Weekly Survey Endsorse Examiner
A complete weekly survey of county happenings is offered at two dollars per year in the Examiner. The notice promotes broad coverage of local events, developments, and community notes for readers seeking an ongoing digest.
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The
Examiner
Strategic Minerals bill could boost Montana metal production
President Roosevelt signed the Strategic Minerals bill, says Carl J. Trauerman of the Mining Association of Montana, earmarking 100 million dollars over four years to stockpile manganese tungsten and chrome for defense or emergencies, minerals with little prior domestic production.
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Butte
U.P
Montana
Roosevelt
Carl J. Trauerman
Mining Association of Montana
Lorgest
Idaho mine tax drew revenues but hindered development
Spector Arthur Campbell said the three per cent mine tax, enacted in 1933, has produced about 2 million dollars in taxes but kept about six million in development capital out of the state.
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Boise
U.P
Arthur Campbell
Sunshine Mining declares 40c dividend in Yakima meeting
Wallace Idaho. Directors of Sunshine Mining company announce a forty cent a share dividend to stockholders of record June 15. The payout totals 595,528.40 dollars and will be disbursed on June 30.
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Wallace
Idaho
U.P
Yakima
Wash
Sunshine Mining Company
Plans Set for National American Mining Congress in Salt Lake City
Elaborate plans are underway to entertain delegates to the National American Mining Congress convention in Salt Lake City August 28 to 31. Twenty four major subjects pertaining to the mining industry will be discussed across eight business sessions as the program committee, drawing members from across the nation, completes arrangements.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
U.P
National American Mining Congress
Montana groups seek emergency funds for farm insect control
Helena dispatch reports petitions for emergency appropriations to fund insect control on Montana farms. Montanans Inc and the state chamber of commerce join in pressing for quick money, warning that without it prior expenditures will be wasted.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Montanans, Inc
State Chamber of Commerce
Montana Farmers Benefit From Rainfall After Cool Week
Montana farmers and ranchers reported improved grain conditions after a week of cool wet weather with abundant rainfall. Some areas lack rain and crops in danger, but root crops and gardens should recover after sun. Montana deaths in 1938 totaled 5 673 per state registrar Lucien L Benepe.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Lucien L. Benepe
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Transfers require superintendent approval before Sept. 1
Montana school superintendents must approve intercounty high school transfers if filed before September 1. Attorney General Freebourn said transfer costs are paid by the student’s county of residence.
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Helena
U.P
Freebourn
Avery elected head of Montana State College Alumni association
Stewart E F Avery of Butte was elected head of the Montana State College Alumni association. Louis True, director of publicity, announced today. Avery graduated with the class of 1927. Miles City item notes Clyde Roe, grandson of D A Richardson, residing 16 miles north of
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Bozeman
U.P
Stewart EF. Avery
Butte
Montana State College Alumni Association
Louis True
Avery
Miles City
Clyde Roe
D.A. Richardson
Boy Hospitalized After Horse Bite Lacerates Neck
Vananda lies in a local hospital with a badly lacerated neck from a mare that attacked him while he fed her colt. The horse, described as gentle, injured him during the feeding.
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Vananda
Earthquake Bucking Horse Dies at Cremer Ranch
Shawmut Mont. Earthquake a top bucking horse in the Leo Cremer rodeo stock, died today at the Cremer ranch from old age. He spent seven years unridden and remained a good mount even past his prime.
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Shawmut
Mont
U.P
Leo Cremer
Cremer
Beaverhead County Streams Draw Fishermen From Across Nation
Observers report more anglers on Beaverhead county streams this year than in recent years. Cars were noted from nearly every state in the Union as fishermen try their luck.
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Lima
U.P
Beaverhead County
Union
Montana State University Publishes Economic Record Book
MISSOULA Montana State University releases Montana's Production a 1000 copy annual directory of the state's economic activity across industries for distribution to state businessmen announced by Dr M C Turney the record covers Montana economy and business activity statewide
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Missoula
U.P
Montana high school students to join state summer music school
Missoula based Montana University summer music school will draw nearly 100 Montana high school music students. Six visiting instructors and lecturers join the staff for the course.
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Missoula
U.P
Stanley Teel
Montana
Montana University
Knight elected president at Western area conference
George L. Knight of Missoula was elected president of the western area fruit and vegetable standardization conference in Berkeley at the close of a three day meeting. Knight leads the Montana State department of agriculture horticulture department.
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Taurel
U.P
J. W. Fry
Yellowstone Bank
Montana Bankers Association
Karst
Gallatin
Berkeley
Calif
George L. Knight
Missoula
Knight
Montana
McCarvel Re-elected Grand Knight in Anaconda Knights
Phil McCarvel was re-elected grand knight of Anaconda council Knights of Columbus for the ensuing year at the annual election today.
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Anaconda
U.P
Phil McCarvel
Anaconda Council
Knights of Columbus
Hereford Steer Declared Grand Champion in Intermountain Show
A hereford steer owned and exhibited by Helen Montforten of Gallatin Gateway Montana was named grand champion at the third annual intermountain junior stock show. Marie Montforten, Helen’s 14 year old sister, won first in the 4 H club division for beef showmanship.
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Salt Lake City
Attorney General Rules on Transfers for Out-of-County Pupils
Attorney General H J Freebourn rules for J W Lynch of Fort Benton that funds budgeted for transfer expenses of pupils attending schools outside their resident counties must be allotted equally among all such students.
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H. J. Freebourn
J. W. Lynch
Fort Benton
Chateau County
State liquor board allocates funds from last month
The state liquor board turned over 35629 dollars from liquor excise tax and 4795 dollars from general liquor profits to the state treasury. Administrator L M A Wass notes the 4795 dollars were placed in the teachers retirement fund.
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State Liquor Board
L.M.A. Wass
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
State Supreme Court affirms county boards power to fund employment services
The state supreme court rules that boards of county commissioners have implied power to appropriate funds for maintaining employment offices and hiring employment managers. The decision upholds District Judge Albert Besancon of Lake County District Court in a suit by a Lake County resident challenging county appropriations.
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State Supreme Court
Boards of County Commissioners
Albert. Besancon
Lake County District Court
Lake County
Spotted Fever Cases Plateau in Montana
Spotted fever cases in Montana held at 15 last week, unchanged from the prior week, per doctors reporting to the state board of health. Measles fell to 124 cases amid an overall decline in sickness. 1938 totals show 12 spotted fever cases.
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Montana
State Board of Health
Governor Ayers Becomes Grandfather Fourth Time
Governor Roy E Ayers welcomed a newborn granddaughter born in Helena last week His son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Arthur Ayers of Lincoln Nebraska are the parents The grandson’s father works with the soil conservation service in Lincoln Nebraska
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Roy E. Ayers
Helena
Arthur A. Ayers
Lincoln, Neb
The
Soil Conservation Service
Lincoln
Watering strategy for efficient irrigation yields
Moderate and frequent watering at each irrigation helps achieve good crop yields with minimal water waste.
Montana Accident Report Law Effective July 1
Montana enacts a new accident reporting law taking effect July 1. Drivers involved in crashes with injuries deaths or damages over 25 dollars must file complete reports on forms printed by the highway patrol. Reports are not admissible in court and will be analyzed to prevent future crashes.
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Montana
Highway Patrol
Uniform Accident Committee
The
National Congress
Lou Boedecker
Livestock Expansion Advocated by Armour Executive
J A M Naughton reports Armour & Company president R H Cabell urged California hog production growth in 1935. At Los Angeles Union Stock Yards hogs arrive daily and fetch cash on sale days. Cabell urged small brood sows, on farm diversification, to use by products and pasture for profitable marketing of grain through livestock.
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Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
R. H. Cabell
Armour & Company
California
Armour
Cabell
Los Angeles
Florence Hellman Heads to California for World’s Fair
Miss Florence Hellman training school instructor departs Thursday by motor to California with Misses Golda Talent Donna Talent and Esther Ann Schmittroth. They will attend the world’s fair and visit relatives along the trip.
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Florence Hellman
California
Golda
Donna Talent
Esther Ann Schmittroth
Campaign to Secure Funds for Hopper War in Montana
Montana lawmakers pressed for rapid federal aid to continue the grasshopper battle threatening eastern counties. State entomologist H B Mills warned funds would run out, while Agriculture Commissioner Sparling urged Congress to approve $2,000,000 for insect control as 20 eastern counties suffer crop and pasture losses.
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Montana
Congress
H. B. Mills
Bozeman
James T. Sparling
Sparling
B. K. Wheeler
James E. Murray
James F. O'Connor
Mills
State Survey Finds Montana County Finances Sound
A survey by Dr. R. R. Renne of Bozeman shows Montana county finances are sound, with improved business conditions since 1933 and sizable federal relief and agricultural adjustment payments cited as important contributing factors.
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Montana
R. R. Renne
Bozeman
State Experiment Station
President Invited to Visit Montana Rodeo Tour
Sen James E Murray invites President Roosevelt to visit Montana for an All Montana day in Livingston on July 2, the opening day of Park County capital's annual rodeo. Murray suggests the president also tour Butte Billings Bozeman and Missoula en route through the state.
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James E. Murray
Roosevelt
Montana
Livingston
Park County
Washington, D. C
Murray
Butte
Billings
Bozeman
Missoula
Willard Olson Visits Dillon From Melrose
Willard Olson of Melrose arrived in Dillon for a Friday visit, staying through the day to meet friends and neighbors in the town.
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Willard Olson
Melrose
Dillon
Soil Board Named To Meet New Act
Gov Roy E Ayers appoints seven members to a new Montana soil conservation commission to coordinate federal and state projects under the recent act. Members include Clyde McKee Bozeman J C Taylor Bozeman James B Grierson Myers Rockwood Brown Billings James T Sparling Flaxville John E Norton Bozeman and Ole Gunderson Power.
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Roy E. Ayers
New
State Soil Conservation Commission
Montana
Clyde McKee
Bozeman
State Agricultural Experiment Station
J. C. Taylor
James B. Grierson
Myers
State Grazing Commission
Rockwood Brown
Billings
Water Conservation Board
James T. Sparling
Flaxville
John E. Norton
Montana Farm Bureau
Ole Gunderson
Power
Farmers’ Union
Dairy Products Support Urged in National Campaign
Montana merchants were urged by B F Thrailkill chief of the dairy division to join a nationwide drive this month to raise dairy consumption. He cited a heavy 1938 carry-over depressing prices and asked merchants to feature June as National Dairy Products Month in ads and displays noting the dairy industry supports 18,000,000 people nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
B. F. Thrailkill
State Department of Agriculture
Thrailkill
Counties to Issue Bonds to Pay State
Nine Montana counties plan to issue bonds to cover their shares of old age and aid to dependent children welfare payments owed to the state. The move follows a legislative ruling and an ongoing Supreme Court case testing the funding bond law's constitutionality. Counties named include Carbon Carter Daniels Fallon Jefferson Lincoln McCone Powder River and Richland.
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Montana
State Welfare Board
Supreme Court
I. M. Brandford
Welfare Board
Carbon County
Carbon
Carter
D. Jamels
Fallon
Jefferson
Lincoln
McCone
Powder River
Richland
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