Illinois Exempts Montana Sheep from Dipping Rule
Montana sheep would be exempted from Illinois dipping requirements due to Montana regulations and no recent scab cases in the state. Illinois notified Montana officials that a June 15 rule would require dipping vats for shipments, but the Montana veterinarian argued the cost and weather make compliance nearly impossible.
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Illinois
Montana
State Livestock Department of
W. J. Butler
Monganas
W. H. Welch
Butler
Welch
Sheep Health Certificates Questioned by Montana Official
The Montana official questions the practice of accepting sheep from Montana on health certificates of veterinarians. The controversy centers on cross state certification and veterinary oversight.
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Montana
Stockman Purchases 400 Purebred Cattle
Don Albee of Los Angeles arrived in Deer Lodge with 400 polled Angus cattle bought from John R. Quigley at Avon. He is driving the herd to his Big Hole valley ranch, the drive continuing after a brief layover near the C. J. Kading ranch.
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Deer Lodge
Don Albee
Los Angeles
John R. Quigley
Avon
Mr. Albee
Big Hole
C. J. Kading
Home From Seattle
George Christensen has returned from Seattle where he spent the past few weeks in the city.
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George Christensen
Seattle
Free couple back from Seattle ten day motor trip
Dr and Mrs E G Free have returned from Seattle where they enjoyed a ten day motor trip. They reported pleasant travel and sightseeing during their excursion in the Pacific Northwest.
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Mrs. E. G. Free
Seattle
Taxpayers Urged to Attend Budget Hearings
County officers and school boards urge taxpayers to participate in budget meetings. The Bulletin urges residents to rely on budget makers rather than legislators to curb taxes and to attend hearings as a key means of controlling county and school expenditures.
Better Breakfasts and Dinner Plans with Cleopatras Menu
A humorous fragment shows Dieo and Tony discussing better breakfasts and theater tickets while evaluating a breakfast of pork sausages and mush. The scene mentions a dietitian’s angle and a planned menu including cornmeal mush with maple syrup, stewed pears, and apricots, with attention to preparation and timing.
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Dieo
O.K
Tony
Cleopatra
Joer Antonio
Foster
Taxpayers urged to scrutinize school district budgets
The Bulletin urges taxpayers to unite and study preliminary budgets for county, school district, and high school budgets. It outlines filing deadlines, open inspection rules, and July and August budget actions by county officials. Taxpayers are urged to attend meetings and question expenditure needs.
Dillon electors to vote on additional tax levy
Dillon voters will decide on a floating indebtedness of 9000 dollars to be covered by a special levy. Backers argue it preserves normal school salaries and State Normal college support, noting the district cannot cut further and benefits from the college remain vital to Dillon.
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Dillon
Enue
State Normal College
Normal
Dillons
Normal College
Adelaide Birrer Heads Eighth Grade Students
Adelaide Birrer leads a list of eighth grade students with scores and associated schools including Ruth Irion Armstead Mabel Jones Jones Dorothy Birrer Gosman Roberta Montgomery Jones Mary Woody Jackson George Kennedy Jones Rosa Lee Brown Armstead Rose Wenger Jackson El wyn Bell Nelson Hugh Fleming Dell Ethel Kennedy Jones Eleanore Rodman Jones Anna Fay Else Gibbons Wilimena Rogers Nicholia Jessie Pickolick Dell Helen Fairbank.
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Ruth Irion
Armstead
Mabel Jones
Jones
Dorothy Birrer
Gosman
Roberta Montgomery
Mary Woody
Jackson
George Kennedy
Rosa Lee Brown
Rose Wenger
Elwyn Bell
Nelson
Hugh Fleming
Dell
Ethel Kennedy
Eleanore Rodman
Anna Fay Else
Gibbons
Wilimena Rogers
Nicholia
Jessie Pickolick
Helen Fairbank
Notable Names Listed in Riverside Area Notices
A readable fragment lists individuals such as C. W. Doyle, C. Stallings Jr, Ban nack, Lee Schuler, Nelson, William Pedersen, Grant, Clarence Petersen, Gosman, Emma June Brown, Armstead, John Swetch, Vera Fleming, Dell, Donna Rebich, Wallis Banning, John Sweeney Nicholin, Clifford Bay, and Blacktail. The snippet references Riverside and Blacktail locales with multiple personal names.
Mrs Faust Claimed by Illness in Dillon
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at Grace Methodist Church with Rev J D Smith presiding. Interment at Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Faust, born May 27 1883 in Macomb Tr, came west as a child and settled in Montana in 1916. She married Mr Faust in 1918 and lived on a ranch east of Dillon, aside from a year in Portland for health. Survived by husband daughter Wanda Cochrane Dillon sister Floy Deegan Portland brother Argyle O'Dell Colfax four stepchildren including Mrs Warren Dufur Jr and Homer Faust of Dillon.
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Grace ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
J. D. Smith
Mountain View Cemetery
Wanda Cochrane
Dillon
Floy Deegan
Portland
Ore
Argyle O’dell
Colfax
Wash
Warren Dufur, Jr
Homer Faust
War on Pine Beetle Brought to a Close
The forest containment effort wrapped up after a few days of treatment in small areas. Ranger H. R. Larson led the crews with Junior Foresters Charles Blum Jack Jost and E P Morris under Supervisor Francis Carroll. The operation covered about 45 miles in each east west direction and 30 miles north south.
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Forest
H. R.larson
Forrester
Charles Blum
Jack Jost
E. P. Morris
Francis Carroll
Beetle Infested Trees Destroyed By Men
Destructive pests attack lodgepole, limber and white bark pines and other weakened trees. The beetle causes millions in annual forest damage across the nation.
State Head of Schools to Speak at Northwest Summer Schools
Dr. Hall Quest, noted editor and author of popular education books, will address audiences at most Northwest summer schools starting August 4. He is considered one of the era’s most engaging educational lecturers.
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Quest
Hall-Quest
Northwest
Mrs Ray J Stanfield Summoned in Local Family Notice
Mrs Ray J Stanfield is named in a summons. She lived on her father's ranch in Birch Creek, but for years resided in Dillon where her husband worked for the city. The notice lists a daughter Etta May, her father John Hale, and sisters Mrs Harry McManus of Dillon and Mrs George Lloyd of Havre.
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Birch Creek
Dillon
Etta May
John Hale
Harry McManus
George Lloyd
Havre
Digging for Gold in Old River Beds
Geologists locate ancient river junction at Dillon with watercourses flowing toward Armstead and into Idaho The Beaverhead county beds reportedly hold 200 miles of channels and have yielded gold colors in multiple sites across the old river beds
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Divide
Helena
Dillon
Armstead
Idaho
Beaverhead
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Adelaide Birrer
GRADT
The
A.t.od
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Faust
Ray J. Stanfield
Hannah Hinnaland
Brockway Mew
Belgrade
Haaren Eee
Beeen
Ae San Ees Cena
Marie Peterson
Waltham Wenn Ren
Mary Louise Taylor
Grace Benning
Sand Coulee
Myrtle D. Cornell
Stanford
Tecenseares
Verna Johnson
Conrad
Eceaceseneee Ncoceeecene
Evelyn, McKenzie
Marguerite Rygg
Wolf Point
Jennie
EB. Johnson
Eliot
Erinceecrerc
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