Beaver staff picnic and town notices
Beaver staff held their annual picnic Thursday at Barretts. Sophs have a picnic after motoring to Sheep Canyon. Mothers Day ads, Woodmen delegate to Bozeman, and locals return from Nevada and Monida with new jobs and moves noted alongside sports and school happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
The
Dillon
Roscoe Taylor
Cora Taylor
Ronan
Sugar Bowl
Shorty" Clarke
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Bozeman
J.B. Mayfield
Bozéman
Woodmen Lodge
Hazel Monson
Toppenish High School
Nevada
Cy’ Bytcher
Acknowledgments for Cora Taylor Illness and Death
The Taylor family thanks those who aided during Cora V. Taylor illness and death. Gratitude goes to the minister and choir, pallbearers, floral contributors, and Mr. and Mrs. Louise Taylor, L. T. Taylor, C. B. Taylor, and R. S. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora V. Taylor
Louise Taylor
L. T. Taylor
C. B. Taylor
R. S. Taylor
Safety First Speaker Delivers School Talks on Safety
John L. Boardman, director of safety for Anaconda Mining Co., spoke to students at the high school training school and Normal on safety work. He addressed an audience of students and townspeople at Normal auditorium and urged adherence to safety first rules and practical methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Dillon
Salt Lake City
East
Frank Felt
Western Wholesale
Orphan Marsh
Western Wholesale Grocery Company
Warren’ Murray
Marsh
McCracken Brothers
Missouri
Roy Herndon
Helena
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
Tom Sillers
Eliel
Deaf and Dumb
Boulder
Polaris
Frank
Marchesseau
Dakota
Clarence Watson
Farnsworth
North Dakota
Frank Hazelbaker
Anasta Cox
Spokane
Matt. Telin
United States, Navy
Butte
Barry & Hopkins
Beck
Craven
School of Mines
Bummer
Montana Power
Board of County Commissioners
Robert
A. T. Peterson
John L. Boardman
Anaconda Mining Company
Bargains in Early Spring Millinery at Baldwins
Come to Baldwins on Friday and Saturday to view the earlier spring millinery bargains. The sale highlights hats and accessories from the new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
Land Offices Abolished In Public Land Reform
Beginning May 1 the government will run public land business with 45 local land offices instead of 84. Executive orders and interior department orders cut the offices, saving about 617000 in annual appropriations. A survey shows public land receipts fell ~85 percent in 20 years, yet operations remained at previous office levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Interior Secretary
General Land Office
General Land’ Office
Congress
Interior Department
Public Land Affairs
Decline in Homestead and Public Land Entries Amid Office Closures
A General Land Office report shows homestead entries dropping from 48,632 in 1920 to 13,886 in 1924 and stock raising, desert entries, and public land auctions falling similarly. Local land offices were abolished with records transferred to nearby offices, with Alaska retaining some offices and states like Kansas and Wisconsin consolidating into Washington. May 1 marks planned consolidation and reorganization of remaining offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land ‘Office
Military
Union
Alaska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Pracite
Washington
Work
General Land Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monida
Osie Smith
O. M. Galloway
Farmer Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Montana Masquers
Silver Star
B. N. Stevenson
Anna Patterson
Frano Stone
Warren Stone
Small Son
Walter Stamm
Silver ‘Star
Ohio
Henry Guenther
Cincinnati
George Chase
W.B. Roberts
Chase
Aberdeen
Phil Callahan
South Dakota
Blue
Skaggs Dillon
CR. Mollener
Wm. Davis
Montana Auto Supply
Buick
Boulder High School
Peterson
Cary
Edmonton
Canada
New York
Rachelle
Hogegar
Simone
Mille Adams
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