House Refuses to Adopt Impeachment Resolution in Montana
The Montana House failed to impeach Attorney General H. J. Freebourn as 50 members voted aye and 48 nay on a resolution, needing 52 votes to proceed. The resolution, tied to alleged bribery by a slot machine firm, was referred to a special committee and declared defeated after roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
H. J. Freebourn
Representatives
House
Freebourn
Senate
Butte
Stafford
Cascade
Manning
O'Connor
Carlon
Acton
Anderson
Phillips
Armstrong
Aronson
Baker
Berthoz
Byrne
Clark
Cole
Petroleum
Collins
D’ewart
Dunn
Dougherty
Findlater
Freshman
Gebhardt
Goodwin
Green
Hageman
Hammond
Holness
Kellogg
Kirscher
Laubach
Lehrkind
Leuthold
Lippard
Longenecker
Lowe
Lynch
McFatridge
Morrison
Moss
Flathead
Newell
Fried
Hess
Horrigan
James
Lambert
Liggett
Listag
Long
Malee
Martin
McCarthy
McClain
McGee
McKenna
McLeod
Melin
Metlen
Miles
Custer
Murray
Padbury
Parker
Wibaux
Peterson
Ryan
Smith
Lorte
Spiegel
Stevens
Sullivan
Tyler
Wenger
Zack
Speaker Manning
Acher
Prairié
Flynn
Loughran
Insurance Board Bill Now Is Law
Gov. Roy E. Ayers signed the insurance board bill, making it state law. It requires all state insurance to be bought through a board of the state accountant the state auditor and the chairman of the state board of equalization, replacing the former state board of examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
Insurance Board
State Board of Equalization
State Board of Examiners
Home garden vegetables aid health and complexion
Scientists say a balanced diet with vitamin and mineral fresh vegetables from home gardens helps nature improve health and complexion. Vegetables supply hidden nutrients missing in many foods and are especially valuable when fresh from the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Man With the Hee Petunias for Any Garden or Window Box
Petunias can grow in poor or rich soil and in city or countryside. They form a continuous bloom, tolerate sun, thrive with moisture, and need space not crowding. Balcony boxes work. try giant and ruffled varieties, some nearly 6 inches wide. prepare stakes for summer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Montana Appropriations Total for Two Years Set at 9.35 Million
The legislature approved 9 348 000 in appropriations for the next biennium with an estimated income of 9 244 150. The plan includes 207 500 for legislative expenses, 75 000 welfare fund, 600 000 to carry welfare to July, 10 000 for the Montana booth at the San Francisco fair, and 5 179 to Chief Justice Sands estate. Repealed cigar tax and coal tax relief noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dougherty
Powell
Appropriations Committee
Welfare Department
Welfare
Montana
San Francisco Fair
Walter B. Sands
State
General Fund
Public Welfare Department
Water Conservation Board
Reports Urge Changes In Montana State Departments
The special investigating committee’s reports, adopted by the house, urge reforms across several departments. The liquor board should stop business with American Distilling and J J Dunbar. Jack Ayers is not related to Gov. Roy Ayers. Welfare board and administrator I M Brandford should be removed. public relations post to be abolished. Proposes merging departments, cutting heads and salaries, advertising meetings, and tighter control of liquor brokerage. University of Missoula faces faculty cooperation changes with president George F Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Investigating Committee
House
Liquor Board
American Distilling Company
J. J. Dunbar Company
Jack Ayers
Flathead
Liquor Board of
L. M. A. Wass
Moss
Welfare Department
Welfare Board
I. M. Brandford
State University At
Missoula
George F. Simmons
Eckern
State Fish and Game Department
Helena
Highway Commission
Senate
Highway Department
Manning Praises Montana Legislature For Fiscal Progress
Speaker Dave Manning lauded the assembly for passing measures he credited with speeding state development. He noted most lawmakers resisted tax increases and unnecessary spending, declaring Montana entering a new era with taxes and expenses likely to level off after reconstruction and transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Dave Manning
Montana
Manning
Conservation program meetings set for 1939 actions
County agents F L Niven and James Crawford outline 1939 AAA programs and the Farm Plan and Estimate Sheet required for payments. Conferences across Jefferson and Madison counties in March will help cooperators prepare plans and learn new procedures and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Niven
Madison
Jefferson
James Crawford
AAA
Keith Sime
Yellowstone
Crawford
Niven
Jefferson County
Whitehall
Boulder
Court House
Clancey
Claisoil
Corey
Eureka
Madison County
Harrison
Ennis
Woodman’s
Cameron
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Reichle
Farmers Union
Lars Kalsta Ranch
Dye to head state board of equalization for another term
E A Shorty Dye remains chairman of the state board of equalization for two more years. Sam D Goza and John A Matthews also announced. Matthews, board counsel for two years, succeeds John J Greene. Dye, appointed after the 1937 legislative session, is a World War veteran with journalism and Associated Press experience. The board has not yet named a replacement for Matthews attorney role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. “Shorty” Dye
State Board of Equalization
Sam D. Goza
John A. Matthews
Matthews
Roy E. Ayers
John J. Greene
Dye
James Stewart
University of Wisconsin
Montana
Associated Press
Mathews
End of Legislature Shows Constructive Work Law Making
A survey of the 26th Montana legislature notes many sound laws passed during the 60 day session. Tax bills were largely defeated and labor measures faced majority resistance. Key actions include the gross conservation bill for grazing districts, a $500,000 Warm Springs hospital expansion referendum, $15,000 yearly tourism advertising, and $10,000 for the San Francisco world fair exhibit. Highway funding rules allocate 60 percent to new construction and 40 percent to reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Legislative
Warm Springs
San Francisco
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Social events honor Mrs. Andrus with mixed shower at Andrus hotel
Mrs. Harry J. Andrus was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Farnum Schuyler Mrs. Jay McCarthy and Miss Margaret Holloran at the Andrus hotel. Nearly 50 guests attended with high scores in bridge and chinker chek noted and art prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Andrus
Farnum Schuyler
Jay McCarthy
Margaret Holloran
Andrus Hotel
Andrus
Berthana Koontz
F. M. Carr
Chinkerchek
Frank Rife
The Best in Job Work and the Examiner Printing Co
A compact notice highlights the Best in Job Work and the Examiner Printing Co as leading providers in local printing services. The item emphasizes quality, reliability, and competitive pricing for business printing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Examiner Printing Co
D A R Birthday Dinner and Plans in Dillon Montana
D A R Beaverhead chapter members held their birthday dinner at Miss Clara Plant home. A program followed at Mrs T F McFadden’s home with handmade articles on display and E E Hazel singing American songs. Kalispell business and professional women president Rev Margaret Clifford will visit Dillon March 24, replacing March 21 due to conflicts. A public relations banquet is set for the visiting official with a planned program. The Dillon club’s study group, led by Ruth Kelly, will run tonight’s monthly meeting at President Claudia Faust home. Section one of the Better Homes club met at Addie Morrison’s home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Murphy
Catherine Murphy
Frances Sewell
Martha Quackenbush
Jessie Taylor
Esther Schmittroth
Nellie Lanner
Selah Frakes
Marguerite Johnson
Claudia Faust
Lorraine McGrath
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clara Plant
T. F. McFadden
E. E. Hazel
Margaret Clifford
Kalispell
Business
Professional Women’s Clubs
Dillon Club
Faust
Ruth Kelly
Better Homes Club
Addie Morrison
Welfare Payment Cuts Announced After April First
I M Brandford administrator for the state welfare department says welfare payments to aged needy persons and dependent children will be reduced after April 1 as recipients rise and the appropriation was cut. The department had asked for 2 350 000 annually but received 2 001 000 matching the 1937 assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Brandford
State Welfare Department
Idaho Couple Gardell Cope and Mary Jane Nelson Wed
Gardell Vernon Cope of Terrington Idaho and Mary Jane Nelson of Hamer Idaho were married Saturday by Judge George Opp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardell Vernon Cope
Terryton
Idaho
Mary Jane Nielsen
Hamer
George Opp
What Is Most Practical Annual
The piece argues which annuals best fit garden use. Petunia blooms long and broadly, zinnia combines display cutting and season, marigold close behind. Aster excels for cutting, poppy for delicate color, larkspurs for cutting though short season, salpiglossis, scabiosa, and mustard for greens.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Man With
Hee
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Cristian Science Monitor
the Monitor
John Wolf
W. Helena
Dillon, Montana
Manning Lauds
Assembly
E. A. Dye
TAX Board
Super
Shell
Super-Shell
St. Patrick’s Day
St. Rose
D.A.R
Clubs
Petunia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!